Before Invasion

There's always been an economy in the lands now known as Australia. Well, for at least 60,000 years. In 1788, when the British first started dispossessing the Rightful Owners of the soil, the Crown imposed a different legal and economic system onto these lands. By settlering as if onto a terra nullius, the imposed economic order displaced and discounted the Traditional Economy, impoverishing the Traditional Owners. Native Title, after years of fighting to get the Crown to acknowledge inherited Rights, leaves people with a very limited form of Property Title. Read more about Another Economy in Australia

This article finds a series of problems with the story Australia's historians and their history books tell us about what actually happened regarding Lieutenant James Cook's claim of the Eastern coast of New Holland. There are unanswered differences between what is stated and what is written in the diaries of Cook and Joseph Banks with some of the known facts and accounts. The writer leaves us wondering whether there was actually a stitch-up back in England because they needed somewhere to send their abundant number of convicts accumulating in their prisons. Read more about Stirring the Pot of the Dead Cook

Ghillar Michael Anderson shares the Stories of the universe that can be told publicly. He has been doing this though oral presentations and now for a broader audience in the recently premiered film 'Star Stories of The Dreaming'. In these Star Stories he has revealed ancient Stories of the stars, the Blackholes and the creation of the natural world that we all now belong to. Very recently Western scientific research has now confirmed these very ancient Stories about the Aboriginal world of Creation. The ancient Stories go much deeper than what science has delivered so far. Read more about Euahlayi Astronomy parallels with Einstein's space-time theory