Despite claims to the contrary - it appears that only one of these women is an Aboriginal from the Clarence River of NSW
The Hon Linda Burney and an Australian Aristocracy - Part 2
Australians were offered an Aristocracy once before, in 1853, and they rejected it.
Is it on offer again with The Voice in 2022? - How will we Vote this time?
The Lisa Jackson Pulver Story - Her Father's Family Tree - Part 4
“John Angel, Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver’s great-great-grandfather was born in England - He was British, not Wiradjuri so where is the Professor’s claimed Aboriginality coming from?
Finally Some Truth-Telling - The Lauren O'Dwyer Story Part 5
Finally our Society can discuss Aboriginality without being labelled Racist
Where's the Pride in Having to Hide? - Part 4
“It Is Time to Tell Your Truth”
- a call from the Yoorrook Justice Commission
We are Confused - How did the Irish O’Dwyers became a Yorta Yorta Aboriginal Family?- Part 3
Irish Lass or proud Yorta Yorta Woman? - Can one really be both and maintain culture, kinship and honesty with oneself?
Proud Yorta Yorta Woman Lauren O'Dwyer - A Future Political Equal to William Cooper?- Part 2
Famous Yorta Yorta Political Activists - William Cooper and Lauren O’Dwyer
Is Dan Andrews Running with a 'Fake Aborigine' this Election? - We Shall See - Part 1
Does Lauren O’Dwyer’s have Ancestral Links to the Colonising of Victoria?
Is Dan Andrews Running with a 'Fake Aborigine' this Election? - We Shall See
Are real Aboriginal people being exploited by inner-city politicians, who appropriate their ancestry and culture?
The Lisa Jackson Pulver Story - Part 3
“I identify as a Wiradjuri woman. I've got family connections from Wagga Wagga all the way through to South Australia on my dad's side.
- Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver
The Lisa Jackson Pulver Story - Part 2
Is Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver a Wiradjuri Woman as she Claims? - The Genealogical Process Begins
The Edward White History Prize
A open competition to analyse our Aboriginal and colonial history on an impartial basis and to partake in practical ‘truth-telling.’
Hopefully a competition such as this will re-invigorate an interest in the critical analysis of our history, by young scholars particularly, in a way that encourages free, open enquiry that is above politics and ideology.
Correspondence Relating to Edward White and the Risdon Cove 'Massacre'
“Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.”
- Daniel Patrick Moynihan, US politician and scholar
The $50,000 Winninninni Man - Robert Doyle of Western Sydney University - Part 4
Like Mother, Like Son - with a 100% increase in its population - from 1 to 2 - has the Winninninni Aboriginal tribe been saved from extinction?
University of Sydney, Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver Claims She is a Wiradjuri Aboriginal Jew - Really? - Part 1
Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver, a Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of Sydney claims she is an Aboriginal Jew and that she is the first known Aborigine to receive a PhD in medicine at the University of Sydney. But is this true?
The Re-Imagining of Moreland
…for there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so
spoken by Hamlet in William Shakespeare’s tragedy, Hamlet - Act II, Scene 2
Dennis Foley Claims he is a Wiradjuri Aboriginal Man - Really? - Part 3
“I would describe Dennis as an unrecognised gem”
- Professor Emeritus Boyd Hunter, Australian National University
Is Dennis Foley a Purveyor of 'Pseudo-profound Bullshit'? - Part 2
“It is impossible for someone to lie unless he thinks he knows the truth. Producing bullshit requires no such conviction.” – Harry Frankfurt
Dennis Foley - An Indigenous Gai-mariagal man. Really? - Part 1
Great-Great-Grandson of Sydney Gai-mariagal woman, Ngu Ngu - or not?