Country
Challenges
Land Rights Activism
Massacres
Geography
100

This term refers to the deep spiritual, cultural, and emotional connection Indigenous people have with the land.

What is "Country"?

100

Indigenous people have faced this due to European colonization, disrupting their connection to Country.

What is "dispossession"?

100

This Indigenous Elder fought to disprove Terra Nullius.

Who is Eddie Mabo?

100

This mountain in New South Wales was originally named to commemorate a massacre of Aboriginal people by explorer Thomas Mitchell in 1836.

What is "Mount Dispersion"?

100

These three colours make up the Aboriginal flag.

What are red, yellow and black?
200

Indigenous connection to Country includes these elements, beyond just land.

What are water, sky, and all living things?

200

This annual celebration held on January 26th raises awareness of the impact of colonization on Indigenous communities.

What is Invasion Day?

200

Eddie Mabo was born here. 

Where are the Torres Strait Islands/ Where is Murray Island/Mer?

200

In renaming sites like Mount Dispersion, Indigenous communities aim to reclaim these places as part of their connection to this.

What is Country?

200

These four colours make up the Torres Strait Islander flag.

What are green, black, white and blue?

300
This is the term used to refer to Indigenous mythology, origin stories and worldview.
What is The Dreaming?
300

This referendum, held in 2023, sought to establish an Indigenous body to advise Parliament. 60% of Australia voted "no".

What is The Voice Referendum/ The Voice to Parliament?

300

After the High Court Decision, this Act returned Indigenous lands to Indigenous Australians.

What is the Native Title Act?

300

This colonial explorer, responsible for the massacre at Mount Dispersion, also conferred many Indigenous names on his maps.

Who is Thomas Mitchell?

300

This is the famous rock formation in the Northern Territory that is sacred to the Anangu people.

What is Uluru?

400

These people, one of 5 Kulin Nations, are the traditional custodians on the land on which we meet today.

Who are the Bunurong people?

400

Colonisation and the attempted genocide of Indigenous Australians started when Captain Cook landed in Australia in this year.

What is 1788?

400

Eddie Mabo passed away in this year, just before the results of his High Court Case.

When is 1992?

400

Efforts to rename places like Mount Dispersion highlight the importance of recognizing this, which has often been overlooked in colonial history.

What is "Indigenous history and cultural heritage"?

400
The Indigenous name for Melbourne.

What is Naarm?

500

Indigenous communities pass down knowledge about Country through these two methods.

What are stories and song?

500

Government policies during colonization led to this loss, severing ties to Country for many Indigenous people.

What is "forced removal or displacement"?

500

Eddie Mabo's activism was not just about land rights, but also about this cultural aspect, which he believed was deeply connected to land ownership.

What is "Indigenous identity and heritage"?

500

At least this many Aboriginal people were killed in the Mt Dispersion massacre of 1836.

What is 7?

500

The Indigenous name for Sydney.

What is Gadigal?

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