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Violence Without a Name: Australia’s Frontier Wars

Throughout the nineteenth century of the Common Era, violent conflict spread across the Australian continent as British settlement expanded into Indigenous land. These conflicts were not declared wars. They had no treaties, no official end dates, and no recognition in law. Instead, they were framed as policing actions, reprisals, or local disturbances — despite their scale and lasting impact. This video examines the Frontier Wars: how they began, how they were enforced, why they were hidden from the national story, and how silence became a foundation of Australian identity. This is not a story of isolated violence. It is a story of a war that shaped a continent and was never allowed to be named.