i'm bummed that the ABC History Podcast Cooee: the history of a call, isn't available internationally, i mean i can listen on line, but i like being able to download and listen, something about copyright laws because of the music
On January 1838, state premiers celebrated 50 years of colonisation.
The Sydney Gazette highlighted the success of colonisation by comparing the “untutored savage” and “miserable gunya of the wandering Aborigine” with the white “industrious and civilised man” in an “extensive and flourishing town”.
Meanwhile, about 100 Aborigines gathered in Sydney for a day of mourning and protest about their treatment
I believe the Aussies have worked hard to rectify the past maltreatment of the native population. Fair dinkum?
In any case, some of my dearest friends on this forum are antipods
I think the Wabbit First Fleeters were as reluctant as the convict ones.
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dlowan
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Mon 25 Jan, 2010 06:10 pm
@djjd62,
djjd62 wrote:
i'm bummed that the ABC History Podcast Cooee: the history of a call, isn't available internationally, i mean i can listen on line, but i like being able to download and listen, something about copyright laws because of the music
I meant to mention that Jan 25th or 25 Jan has been declared "the most depressing day of the year".
Did I forget?
Joe(or was I blinded by my tears)Nation
Why?
It's not the winter solstice for you guys or anything.
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dlowan
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Mon 25 Jan, 2010 07:34 pm
@dadpad,
dadpad wrote:
dlowan wrote:
Fair dinkum COULD be a question.
If we used it these days.
He's asking if something is true.
she's right. i'm wrong ... again. as usual i have to bow tothe superior female mind.
Smarter than the average roo!!!
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djjd62
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Mon 25 Jan, 2010 07:36 pm
@dlowan,
that happens here too, hulu, an american web service that streams tv shows is not available in canada, not sure about pandora, i think most kindle stuff is cool
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