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Australian Frontier Wars Podcasts

For those studying the Frontier Wars, the conflict between the British Colonisers and the First Australians, here is a list of podcasts that focus on that period of history.

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Created March 09, 2021

Updated November 02, 2022

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  1. History Detective

    Queensland Native Mounted Police, Case 10

    2Feb 18th, 202118m 30s
    The Queensland Native Mounted Police were a violent organisation set up in the mid 1800s to systematically wipe out the Aboriginal population from Queensland.  Click to join my mailing listIf you would like to support the podcast, you and Buy M
  2. History Detective

    First Nations Warrior Woman Tarenorerer

    2Sep 22nd, 202214m 53s
    Meet Tarenorerer the Tasmanian First Nations female warrior who led her tribe against the British colonists.Click to join my mailing listListen to the end to hear the original song, Underestimate Me.Episode on the QLD Native Mounted Police that
  3. The History Listen

    Tommy Walker and the bone collector

    1Oct 20th, 202034m 21s
    Ngarrindjeri elder Major Sumner tells the tale of two men from the opposite ends of Adelaide society at the turn of the twentieth century. The fates of fringe-dweller Tommy Walker and State Coroner William Ramsay Smith entw
  4. The History Listen

    Queensland’s Native Police – grappling with the gaps

    1Jul 9th, 201928m 36s
    The Queensland Native Police had a devastating impact on Indigenous people across the state. We look at how Indigenous families deal with the unknowns in their family history – unknowns caused by the violence of the Native
  5. The History Listen

    Queensland’s Native Police – the frontier in my family

    1Jul 2nd, 201928m 36s
    Queensland’s Native Police was notorious for its violence against Indigenous people on the colonial frontier. How do descendants of Aboriginal troopers in the Native Police, and descendants of massacre survivors, make sense
  6. Speaking Out

    Tracking Historic Massacres

    1Oct 7th, 20181h
    Archeologists sift through almost two hundred campsites left behind by native mounted police, uncovering the legacy of the Frontier wars.
  7. The History Listen

    Windradyne's forgotten war

    1Feb 16th, 202128m 35s
    In 1824, the British waged war against the Wiradjuri people of western NSW. It was known as the Bathurst War and it shook the new colony. But many Australians have never heard of it, or of the heroic Wiradjuri warrior, Wind
  8. Australian History

    The Myall Creek Massacre

    1Mar 29th, 201216m 17s
    Professor Richard Broome (History, La Trobe University) on the frontier war between settlers and indigenous Australia, focussing on the Myall Creek Massacre.Copyright 2011 La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.
  9. RN Breakfast - Separate stories podcast

    Remembering the Myall Creek Massacre

    1Jun 7th, 201810m 54s
    This Sunday marks the 180th anniversary of one of the most infamous massacres in Australian history — the murder of at least 28 members of the Wirrayaraay tribe at Myall Creek, in northern New South Wales.
  10. Nightlife

    The Myall Creek massacre

    1Apr 29th, 201913m 12s
    In June 1838, at least 28 Indigenous Australians were killed at Myall Creek in a devastating attack - What happened when the case went to court?
  11. Living History with Mat McLachlan

    Remembering the Myall Creek Massacre - Interview with Jane Lydon

    1Sep 5th, 201831m 2s
    Mat interviews Professor Jane Lydon about her new book, 'Remembering the Myall Creek Massacre', which sheds new light on one of the most infamous chapters of Australian colonial history.
  12. Newcastle Writers Festival

    Mapping Aboriginal Massacres

    1Jun 3rd, 20191h 2m
    More than 150 Aboriginal massacres that occurred during the spread of pastoral settlement in Australia are now documented in an online digital map. Developed by University of Newcastle historian, Professor Lyndall Ryan, the map is a significant
  13. History Lab

    The Bank, the Sergeant and his bonus

    1Nov 27th, 201831m 20s
    In 1817, the Bank of New South Wales opened as the first financial institution in the Australian colonies. But when the first customers arrived for the grand opening, they found someone had already made a deposit. Where did the money come from?

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