The Entire History of Australia

[@this_is_history]

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[@jonjosenna5581]

The largest change in Australia wasn't really talked about in this video. The mining of Australia and feeding of China with natural resources. Its what's really made Australia rich.

[@lindakinchela8776]

Citizens are not rich

[@jonjosenna5581]

@@lindakinchela8776 But Australia is, compared to the majority of countries in the world

[@Lee-cc9jf]

Melbourne was the richest city in the world in 1880s because of Gold. Also Australia was the world's largest wool producer that made the country very wealthy in 1800s and 1900s.

[@andreabolding5281]

Lots of things made Australia grow rich over time in history. Wool for one in early colonial dates established its wealth early on. Pre- mining

[@kwakagreg]

@@lindakinchela8776 compared to whom? try an Afghan farmer . Depends on your definition of rich. we're a damn sight richer than the original settlers....

[@dennis771]

Visited Australia and I fall in love with it immediately. I love America but Australia is in my heart ❤️

[@freemarketjoe9869]

I always loved the accent. Beautiful, drawn out words, like a couple of extra a's in alright, as in, aaallright! Rrright you arrrre mate!

[@sliperysid]

I'm sure you'd love New Zealand as much if not more.

[@Baconcatboy]

As an American I was never taught the history of Australia so this video gave me awesome insight into the history of such a close ally to my country. 💪🏼

[@jskelly1979]

As an American I remember learning about it being a British penal colony in history class.

[@taraishot100]

@@jskelly1979it is a commonwealth nation

[@jskelly1979]

@@taraishot100No shit, Sherlock! I was referring to what we learned about it and that was it was a penal colony and yes, a commonwealth nation. Been there while I was in the Navy and enjoyed the visit. Thanks for the comment.

[@lexluthor1744]

⁠@@jskelly1979I have not heard “no shit Sherlock” in ages!!!! You brought back memories of my older bro haha! Cheers, mate! 🍺

[@jskelly1979]

@@lexluthor1744 🍻 Was something I remember my step dad saying growing up along with, "what did you do, fart?" anytime someone said excuse me. 😂🤣

[@johnfidden5089]

Thanks!

[@pierremainstone-mitchell8290]

As an Aussie may I say thank you for a balanced and comprehensive summary of my country's history!

[@philippattinson9219]

The First Eleven ships took sheep and cattle from South Africa. So their first barbeque was thanks to South African Boers!

[@victorcode2075]

Shame we didn't learn about boerwors!

[@Noelzsazsa]

Nonsense

[@gaijinbaka]

Yeah. Not the only import. We got apartheid

[@Noelzsazsa]

@@gaijinbaka it was cleaver of the government the way they ran thing's wasn't good for anyone like myself that has some abo heritage

[@deep_boy6376]

Australia’s history is rich with stories of exploration and settlement, with the 1788 arrival of the First Fleet marking a significant turning point. A **history documentary** on this topic often highlights the impact of British colonization on Indigenous cultures and the development of modern Australia.

[@Doyouknowgeography]

Did you know that Australia has a fascinating history documentary about the First Fleet, which details the arrival of the first British convicts in 1788? This event marked the beginning of European settlement and had a profound impact on the nation’s development!

[@troyturner6083]

Great vid. Balance and honest

[@elizabetheaton3882]

Interesting Australian history, thanks for sharing.

[@friso-rh2lh]

Very good video thank you

[@gerardneedham]

you fully brushed over the British killing some many aboriginal people.

[@joebloggs24]

He mentioned the transmission of disease, to which the natives had little to no immunity, wiped out around half... that's a significant statement. The other half claimed sickness allowance from Centrelink and became generational welfare recipients 😂

[@kza50000]

Idiotic racist statements like this one are weak and tired.

[@christaylor8337]

Break some eggs to make an omelette. USA native.

[@jasonstewart2153]

There is a significant mention about this around 14 through to the 18th minute in the video and again in the late 28th minute

[@charlielrb]

Another quality video keep it up!🎉

[@zeyuzhou8966]

Isn't the gold rush on Victoria?not new south wales?

[@EVISEH]

The first gold rush was at OPHIR NSW followed by gold rushes at BALLARAT and then BENDIGO VIC

[@trevorlewis847]

Hillend NSW,first gold discovery by Hargraves,Ballarat after that I think from memory school 69,70 onwards😂

[@Noelzsazsa]

The gold from Bendigo built Australia

[@obroski_burgers]

good video but australia's gold rush started in ballarat in victoria in 1851 because of 2 people. yes edward hargraves did discover gold in new south wales, but it REALLY started in ballarat when 2 rich men found gold in a creek near ballarat in a nearby mountain and thousands of people flocked to ballarat and surrounding areas to mine for gold.

[@chrisbuesnell3428]

Incorrect.

[@DeepThought9999]

Dear @obroski_burgers, have you never heard of Ophir, Hill End, Sofala, Turon River and all the other major gold rush sites near Bathurst, NSW and all the others elsewhere in NSW? I repeat: major gold rush sites. First gold found 1823, with major finds and resulting rushes starting 1851. Your comment trivialises the extent of the gold finds in NSW, ignores the NSW major gold rushes and says that “[A]ustralia’s gold rush [singular] started in [B]allarat in [V]ictoria. As @chrisbuesnell3428 said: “incorrect” and I say misleading and likely uninformed. Do some research. Please.

[@stackhat8624]

Let me guess ... you're Victorian.

[@FromTheGong]

No no no.

[@xendar7110]

Fascinating video. Thank you!

[@mubeenkeerio7019]

i love old stories and old culture nice vidio u made

[@lstofficial3568]

Very insightful and informative video. It's truly amazing how Australia has evolved and emerged over time experiencing a bloodbath battle between natives and colonial wars. The discovery of the gold deposit along the South was the birth of wealth and development. It's a vast land mass and still, most of it is inhabited due to strict migration policies.

[@allannantes8583]

I would like to know how a country like Australia can afford $368 billion to build a handful of nuclear powered submarines. Australia got taken for a ride by Uk and USA when they said yes to the AUKUS deal. For that price you could build 37 super aircraft carriers. What is wrong with that labor government in Australia?

[@James-kv6kb]

Great Deal Australia was the only one putting money in

[@DeepThought9999]

Note that the $368 billion is the estimated cost of the entire programme over its full life and therefore includes much more than just the capital cost to buy the submarines alone.

[@noelwebb6843]

It was the coalition that signed us up, they just didn't get any details when they committed us to it.

[@Joker-no1uh]

You don't have the population for that many super carriers. Nuclear submarines give you the protection by other countries knowing you have them, and if they attack, they risk being nuked. They say there won't be nukes on them, but I guarantee they will. Idk if Australia needed that many nuclear subs, but they are very useful. It's about deterrence without having to fight.

[@noelwebb6843]

@Joker-no1uh they have nuclear engines not weapons. Many of our neighbours won't allow them into their docks. How can you guarantee they will have nukes on board when the government can't guarantee we will ever get them.

[@nicolaiitchenko7610]

If they arrived at the end of the last Great Ice Age (c. 10,000 BC) who were the people here from 65,000 years ago and what became of them?

[@elroyfudbucker6806]

He probably meant during the last ice age.

[@James-kv6kb]

​@@dennispicone6801the scientists are now saying 100,000 years but no research is allowed to be done into the previous species that were here which there is proof of

[@XavierCoates1]

They've been here for over 60k years. There is proof of this in several different art forms around Australia dating back to those times

[@stackhat8624]

The earlier indigineous Australians came here at least 60,000 years ago, propably longer. But they didn't all come at once. Groups of people came to Australia up until 10,000 years ago. The land bridge between Australia and New Guinea was gone by 8000 cutting Australia off. Just like not all European settlers arrived in Australia in 1788. Only the first Europeans and then continued to do so until this day.

[@James-kv6kb]

@@stackhat8624 Not sure about that I think it's just been the Aborigines for a long long time

[@mauertal]

Maybe it would be interesting to see "Cook´s journey" from another side. The German Scientist Georg Forster was part of the crew, wrote long diaries, painted lots of pictures and HE created the name "aurora australis"......

[@joantaylor468]

Does this channel offer a documentary specifically covering Captain Cook & his staff?

[@mauertal]

@@joantaylor468 Unfortunately not!

[@AlertConsument-py6te]

B4 that it was called New Holland. LOL

[@mauertal]

@@AlertConsument-py6te One who is interested can look at wiki....a voyage around the world....

[@bobhebblewhite1685]

I acknowledge and pay my respects to the British and European elders past and present, who introduced civil society and prosperity to Australia.

[@Noelzsazsa]

As an Anglo Aboriginal Australian I will acknowledge your welcome

[@44shots6worlds]

Oath mate

[@LorenzTrevvv]

Amen.

[@randallscott4787]

Too right mate!

[@tobyadams9400]

65,000 years is hard to ignore

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Awesome work thanks.

[@RoverCaptain]

Captain Cook should be remembered more widely than just Australia. His discoveries advanced mathematics, navigation, science and proved that the earth did indeed orbit the sun.

[@iyadsaeed7278]

Ppl knew the earth was a sphere for centuries before he was born

[@RoverCaptain]

@@iyadsaeed7278 knowing and proving theories are different

[@randallscott4787]

@@RoverCaptain pity that now they want to pull his statues down now.

[@RoverCaptain]

@@randallscott4787 an absolute disgrace.

[@tee-p6f]

a white man from way up north discovered and civilized australia first before an african or an asian. crazy. love my fellow white people ❤❤

[@TheCommentSmerf]

3:11 “The arrival of Europeans” changed everything because of course. Wreaking havoc all over the globe.

[@DavidJones-pv8zu]

So go back to your pagan savagery.

[@rileyleslie2078]

Revolutionised the world I would argue. You have everything to thank them for.

[@AffectionateBoatLake-kd5in]

​@@Vorbcomment has to be made by an Australian. 200 years ago the world had very little progress. Advancements in the way of inventions were taken from all over the world. Where rocks were round the wheel was invented. Australia done nothing really to ad to the world's Advancement. Australia had mining which means you brought your Advancement from other countries inventions and ideas after kicking abos of there land taking the stolen resources from stolen land and selling it to buy other countries ideas. This is why the lucky country was quoted" he meant Australians are to dumb for inventions or Advancements, lucky are they have land with resources to sell. That is what I meant by the comment I can see your Australian. Australians are known world wide as not so smart, don't try making out your smart and they are dumb.

[@freemarketjoe9869]

It's called history dude. Looking at things only from the aboriginal point of view is racist against Europeans. Stop being a bigot.

[@clownxcatemeow3ggnt388]

Survival of the fittest

[@rebeccabennett8188]

You did not mention that south Australia was the only state that was settled as a convict free state

[@flowerpower8722]

Developed merino sheep, grew wheat, and sugar - made Aus extremely wealthy.

[@Grenadier311]

The quality is high. I hope you acquire enough Patreon and other donations to ramp up the quantity. Nice channel.

[@Golden-dog88]

enviable??? you say we have some of the highest payrates but we also have some of the highest taxes in the world after my pay n taxes i then goto wollies n pay tax on the food my kids NEED, then theres land water electricity n gas tax, our government literally taxes everything so those “enviable” pays are really no better then anywhere else

[@AussieFossil]

It's all relative though isn't it. There are a lot of expenses that people pay for unnecessarily and think that they should be able to have it all and then get grumpy when they can't. Things people don't actually need, but insist on paying for because they don't want their families to be seen as unsuccessful. 1. Mobile phone contracts for personal use. 2. Streaming services, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Stan etc. 3. Tobacco and alcohol. 4. Internet services. That's just a start. $50 to $60 bucks a week, at least and probably much, much more. Of course it depends on where a person actually lives as to whether some expenses are higher or lower. If someone lives in a disaster prone area, subject to flooding or in a bushfire prone area, then no matter how frugal they are their insurance premiums are out of reach. The highest Tax Rate in Australia is 45% and the minimum wage rate is AUD $24.10 per hour. The highest tax rate in the USA is 37% with minimum wage rate of AUD$10.87. The highest tax rate in the UK is 45%. with a minimum wage rate of AUD$22.46. I know where I'd much rather live, with Medicare, Family Tax Benefit and those other things that my own actual 32% tax rate pays for.

[@noelwebb6843]

It's not so much the taxes, which are high but if we want services they have to be paid for. Biggest problem for us is the high profit margins of large companies & the massive salaries for directors, which drive up our cost of living. Privatising which we were told would make things more efficient & cheaper, aren't any more efficient & are way more expensive.

[@Doogsa-dl8sc]

The majority of us are "the working poor". Nepotism in Australia is the only way people rise above being working poor.

[@AussieFossil]

@@Doogsa-dl8sc Really? My dad was a chippie and so was his. I left school in Year 11 and lucked into getting a job in a bank on a sh*t salary. I worked hard and got a job in Head Office Then I went into IT, without any qualifications, but they saw that I had drive and wanted to get somewhere. I did shift work and got paid extra for that. It caused me medical problems and I ended up in hospital and I was made redundant and was in the local Medicare office every other week with all the doctor's bills I had. One day I saw a sign in the Medicare window "Situation Vacant", applied for it and got it. Nobody "gave" me anything. I started down, got up, got knocked down again and I got up again.

[@Doogsa-dl8sc]

@@AussieFossil So you enjoyed the million dollar lifestyle in an easy job ?

[@sonamsonam-i1h8k]

Thanks 🙏, I was always wondering exactly when was Australia colonised.

[@kshitizshrestha8540]

@thisishistory what is the name of the font you used?

[@bjjava1535]

Australia is very nice country in world

[@sharonrowe1010]

Wow amazing to see how things have progressed and to learn about the history.

[@ekarao001]

The title should be renamed from the "Entire History of Australia" to "A Colonial history of Australia". This is a very European POV of Australian history.

[@hughmungus5686]

Almost like it’s hard to make a documentary about oral stories of a people 60+ thousand years ago…. Not much to say about the aboriginals when we don’t know fact from myth of most of their history.🤷‍♂️

[@luke3708]

Lol at least our next prime minster will only stand next to the Australian flag

[@HarryPotato139]

australia is are not proud to native people genocide before european?

[@HarryPotato139]

australia is not proud to native people genocide before european?

[@rayg1139]

Australia started as a British colony everyone knows that why would they rename a vid for the select few derps who don't know that

[@scoutjohnson1803]

The treatment of indigenous Australians is hotly debated. They would give a completely different story. I wonder where the truth lies!

[@TheSuperRep]

Somewhere in the middle

[@Aeslyth]

@@TheSuperRep This. I don't think certain groups of indigenous were very welcoming at all, nor do I think retaliations by the British and their enslaved prisoners to be reasonable what so ever.

[@johnmorgan4313]

No mention of tribal life in this video. The fact is that the native peoples practiced cannibalism, sodomy, & their women (lubras) were assaulted by their males as were the children. Many children never reached adulthood due to starvation & being eaten by tribal members. Numerous lubras took up with Europeans, living with them, as they received reasonable treatment & food. My family members fed the natives as there was insufficient food resources. With the arrival of Christianity conditions started to change. A search of primary historical sources is revealing. 🦘

[@BradleyMoore-qw2ce]

I mean they used indigenous kids heads as horse pollo and raped the woman couldn't imagine any people being fine with that happening with their people

[@Derek-gs5fr]

White English British Europeans lies just to put down Aboriginals we never believe what whites say never will 🖤💛❤️

[@camuyen1-o3u]

I have visited australia for few times, I really love this country!

[@geraldgitau7737]

Very educative

[@hkgs_knight4216]

This sounds like a very biased video. You framed each conflict between the aboriginals and colonialists as being started by the aboriginals and the colonialists just ‘had to respond’ but unfortunately ‘indiscriminately’

[@jonathonwirth7107]

Source?

[@hakohito]

​@@jonathonwirth7107 dude how old are you 💩

[@MikeMentzee]

​@@jonathonwirth7107 your mom is the source

[@thefilthyginger5719]

Were you there?

[@hakohito]

@@thefilthyginger5719 smartest ginger on the entire internet:

[@chimbrazo5435]

The 2024 Oxford Economics Global Cities Index report ranks Canberra as second best city in the world for quality of life

[@sharlenemahaffey3692]

I live in Australia it is defiantly a good place because lots of cultures go there

[@barbsmart7373]

I agree, it is definitely a good place, defiantly a good place, and lots of awesome cultures go there.

[@James-kv6kb]

And a lot of those awesome cultures are now having children that are going around stabbing everybody

[@josephsarra4320]

Can you do the history of the german empire 1871-1918 video next?

[@James-kv6kb]

It's not that hard why don't you do it with your computer

[@gandharaorganicfoods]

so germans ruled the world from 1871-1918 only.? what i read that by the start of WW2 germany was another world’s super power after britain; with the global share of approx 38.6 % ( currently china has a share of 36 % ). please correct me if i am wrong.

[@josephsarra4320]

@@gandharaorganicfoods Listen, I don’t know if that’s true or not, but what I’m talking about was the German empire (Second Reich, 1871-1918), not Nazi Germany/Greater German Reich (Third Reich, 1933-1945). Those are two completely different empires that so happens within the same country which is Germany, just two different times. And no, the Germans didn’t rule the world from 1871-1918, not even close. Here are the biggest empires that happens within the start of the 20th century (1900s): 1. United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland, 2. Russian Empire [because they have Siberia within Asia], 3. Third French Republic [France], 4. German Empire. As you can see, the German empire is basically the underdogs in this story and the two biggest empires that had the most overseas colonies were the British & the French with the continents of Africa & Asia. Also, Australia belonging to the domain of the United Kingdom & French Guiana in South America belonging to France since the 1700s. German Empire only has a few colonies in Africa, plenty of Pacific Islands, and a city of Qingdao/Tsingtao within the Shandong Province of China, and also a concession which is basically they own a street within the city of Tianjin (next to the city of Beijing btw) after China was beaten by the European powers like UK, France, Germany, United States, etc. during the Boxer Rebellion (1899-1901) which eight nations get a street as a concession within Tianjin because of the rebellion that is Russia, Britain, Japan, Germany, France, America, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. So, feel free to look it up for yourself to learn more, this is just a general overview of what do I knew about this topic, the rest you have to look it up to find out more. I hope it helps.

[@davechristian7543]

Trust me its so much worse now since t6he 2000s came rolling in 'yes it was a great place in the 70s 80s n 90s but once the olimp[ics came to town in 2000 everything went to the shit house trust me 'sydneys a nanny city n it has so many rules n regulations u could say its a police state

[@gabrielford3473]

Rupert Murdoch much?

[@1990pommie]

cheapest way to tour australia YOUTH HOSTELS PLUS BUS OR RAIL PASSES plus backpacking i did it 6 years running fabulouse time

[@davidsage124]

This is just mind blowing!

[@theceylonhub2139]

Love this

[@gaijinbaka]

As an Aussie who has lived in America for 23 years, the Aussie way of life is way better.

[@petertowneya]

Apparently the income per capita is pretty high but some very wealthy people skew this. Affordable housing and basic costs of living are both growing problems. Unfortunately I don't see these ever really improving.

[@Kyleharris1203]

Australia is actually going through a living crisis, and the average house price in Melbourne has sky-rocketed by more than double a house's price since 2013. I only used Melbourne as an example because that's where I'm from.

[@annelisestarhope9334]

I think it was an informative video but missing a few things.

[@micahistory]

nice video man

[@peakyblinder777]

Great video but that bloody dramatic music in the background ffs!!!😮

[@labankienthuc1779]

Australia is located in Oceania, right?

[@kenc3288]

Correct.

[@HistoryLover08]

Yes, it is.

[@paulfri1569]

On the continent of Australia right?

[@billione2938]

@@paulfri1569 Australasia

[@XavierCoates1]

​@@billione2938wrong

[@citizenBR100]

I Wonder why settlers decided to occupy the eastern part of the country which is much further from Europe. And how they managed to take such long and dangerous trips 400 years ago, with no engines, no GPS. How to find the way?

[@leechgully]

They had charts, sextants and chronometers so they knew how to navigate the oceans. They could also use the stars and the planets.

[@James-kv6kb]

The eastern side of the country is where all the rivers are the western side is all deserts

[@Daold]

They had the stars

[@xBlackDragonx73]

Ned Kelly is my favourite character of this movie

[@aloysiusjones3985]

I am glad the British found us. 🇦🇺👍🍺🍺

[@14civsendhuranr82]

Next history of canada 🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@ALPOLEESHARKAWERDS]

Gotcha covered here it is- America....WAR--- some ran some fought. =CANADA 🇨🇦 . Fun fact thats why they soarry, had to say it a lot😂

[@NPC-Sisyphus]

All i know about Australian history is Batman died from syphilis. John Batman, interesting wikipedia read.

[@EVISEH]

wikipedia is not something you can rely on if you want to know the facts about someone or something.

[@ljynk]

visited a town in NSW 5 years ago, its name is Batmans Bay. A very beautiful town and I had the best steak of my life.

[@allanKeegel]

No country has good life in this world Someone can gain a good life by himself.Nobody can do the others.Many people are suffering in developed countries too.Thanks.

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Do one about Trinidad and Tobago

[@joebloggs24]

I would have laughed out loud if, in the video, after you announced "The arrival of the Europeans" and flashed several quick images - if one of the flashed images was the Centrelink logo. That would've been a treat 😂

[@theoriginal-pk3089]

Great quality,...there's just one thing. I'm not indigenous or anything, but I find your history quite friendly to the settlers. "They kidnapped to communicate" or "misunderstandings led to violence". Similar to the Camanche tribes in Texas in North America. The settlers laid claim upon arrival to parcels of land without any consultation, while the indigenous people prided them selves on sharing the land. They were forcibly removed from their land, and they were conquered, I don't think this is a misunderstanding as you keep putting it. Intentions of the British with this culture are further seen through evidence of slavery and crime against the native population. And most of all, you see the stolen generation later on. All that is to show their intentions and views of the native population. It was never friendly or meant to be that way. Just like they fought to rip what became the United States apart the British ripped that native populous, you just might want to do that point justice as you seem to portray it in a more biased light.

[@damiennelson275]

No slavery in Australia except for the convicts who were forced into slave labor and that’s a stretch.. The British were at least better then the Spanish Dutch and Portuguese.. I agree that no one can “own” land but the aborigines had fierce territorial boundaries and if went into another tribe’s territory without being invited u were killed if caught

[@theoriginal-pk3089]

@@damiennelson275 yes there was, look into it. Specifically called slave labour. They already looked down upon black people, using them for slave labour or “paying wages” they’ll never receive, wouldn’t make the British think twice.

[@angelicasmodel]

​@damiennelson275 yes, there was very much slavery, as original pk described, and also with islanders in the plantations up north.

[@Lee-cc9jf]

​@@theoriginal-pk3089 The British even treated the new settlers as slaves and convicts. The Governments did set up missions where Aboriginals where provided peace and safety.

[@theoriginal-pk3089]

@@Lee-cc9jf man that could be interesting. For me it’s hard to comprehend that when they were still considered flora and fauna in law. Once you look into this topic it’s real hard to like British history. But to stop myself from blabbing on. I think the damage to the peoples was sadly too far gone. I think from how the settling happened all the way to the stolen generation, so much damage was done to the indigenous culture that even if say they did a peace home initiative, it would still take a lot more to bring those broken homes back to standard.

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Real Talk

[@mickyovy2633]

Indigenous habitants get 2 short mentions here as if they didn't matter !!!! and the europeans "retaliated" against the locals aggression at having THEIR land stolen... Wow !

[@tradward]

It's called The History Of Australia, not the History Of The Land With No Name Before Europeans Arrived.

[@landmark22]

Exactly, Its called White Sepremecy

[@mattcosgrove8254]

Well, had those people say paddled their boats to the Vatican they might have discovered Architecture, some art, lol. Get a grip and shed your public school education.

[@landmark22]

@@tradward It did have a name, research

[@tradward]

@landmark22 Well, then the video would be called The History Of Whatever It Was (collectively) Known As. Read the comment.

[@Hitman-ds1ei]

People, i say that generally, think itwas some sort of picnic excursion to try to settle in Australia, most could not possibly imagine how hard it was even the earliest convict settlements let alone those free settlers that must of had it so tough to think, hell, it cant be any worse than they already had it to make the risk seem better, better than they see their current futures,

[@kenwalker687]

I did not hear anything of the Dutch (Boers) or the interaction with the Aboriginals in Austrailia. Is that your forgotan history?

[@Brett.1984]

I love an apar Tiedt .

[@Sinoficionisentido]

Wow the English settlers were amazing with the Australian natives, as well as Spaniards In the new world!

[@gibbethoskins8621]

Lol whatever, if you look into the deep history they massacred thousands, enslaved many, poisoned their water supplies as well as driving them of cliffs with horses just to name a few things they did. The majority of colonialists were anything but kind to them.

[@44shots6worlds]

Aboriginals aren't native

[@oppenheimer-wz6ix]

I own a boomerang. It is a really neat invention. Also listen to didgeridoo music. Live in europe.

[@paulsarnik8506]

Ladago Smith sure felt that way!!!😮🤓😎✌🏻🇦🇺

[@knotmeknotme4840]

Australia is still ruling with a calonial atitude. It has so much to learn to change their tolerance towards immigrants and its native people. I like their atitude of leving your violent political behaviors from where you came.

[@James-kv6kb]

Ok the Americans have 6 million Indians and give them a $20 billion a year with an overall population of 350 million. We have a population of 25 million and give 40 billion dollars to $500,000 indigenous people so don't say we're not looking after them . As for immigrants we are full there is no water and their behaving like animals so you can understand people not wanting anymore of them

[@Solaris_Paradox]

These settlers can go back to Europe if they don't like seeing different races of people.

[@Laconic-ws4bz]

At least we can spell.

[@44shots6worlds]

Aboriginals aren't even native 💀learn before talking shi

[@amberfarmilo1476]

This video does not accurately reflect the horror indigenous Australians faced at the hands of European settlers.

[@ChristineMeyer-hs9rg]

It wasn't the early settlers who brought the horror, it was British soldiers, British genocide policies. Same elites, same policies as now except it's global depopulation.

[@Sharan13245]

Depends on who the author is

[@Sharan13245]

They brought the disease with them intentionally.

[@PSHomebrew]

womp womp

[@sasankaneog7646]

True captain Cook actually killed the aboriginal people because they wouldn't give the land to him 😢

[@charlieheywood7401]

Unfortunately. This video failed to let the world know. The home less has grown by more then 17% since 2021. Cost of living has gotten out of control. Rent has increased by more then 35% since 2022. So although this video may tell of AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺. For many. The cost of living with homeless increasing and those seeking medicle attention. We have now become one of the most expensive and hardest countries to live in.

[@Myelso]

Exactly. We have such a high immigration rate that we just cannot sustain everyone anymore

[@richyearle007]

The cost of living has increased Worldwide,not only Australia. If i need to see a Doctor,the cost is nothing. If i get sick and end up in hospital,it costs me nothing.I get an xray or ultrasound the cost is nothing.If i get cancer and need chemo,the cost is nothing.If i lose my job,centerlink pays so that i may eat and have a roof over my head.I will even get paid rent assistance to help further. If things are tough, even my medication is subsidised. I too am an Aussie and i thank my lucky stars, every fucking day being born here.

[@citizenBR100]

Biden is destroying America

[@EVISEH]

@@Myelso Gee Myelso, you 're letting your fellow racists and bigots down, you forgot to blame all those Muslim migrants for causing Australia's woes

[@gabrielford3473]

This is about the history of Australia. It was not it's responsibility, nor intention, to address your complaints. Odd that you would find that unfortunate.

[@AURON2401]

And there was that horrid Emu war we had to fight not less than 100 years ago.

[@James-kv6kb]

Which no Australian knew about until the Americans kept reminding us . And so what if we shot a lot of animals is not a war again that's the americanisms

[@phallyun5751]

Interesting

[@mitch1994ification]

Every Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander just came here to see exactly where you think this story began

[@pnvgordinho]

Long before the Dutch, the Portuguese already had been in Australia.

[@glennborrageiro6257]

Exactly Carpentry Bay was Carpentaria bay, where the Portuguese repaired ships. The Japanese word for thank you is Origato from Obrigado the first white man in Japan was a Portuguese Jesuit.

[@pnvgordinho]

@@glennborrageiro6257 Arigato, although looks and sounds like obrigado, it doesn't come from obrigado.

[@timnorton9567]

Possibly not probably

[@fire_titan5735]

Egyptians came over 2000 years ago. Pacific islanders have been coming and going for even longer

[@Aeslyth]

@@fire_titan5735 Gosford glyphs have been debunked.

[@martinquinn2980]

Don’t you mean Ballarat, Victoria instead of Bathurst, New South Wales?

[@jonnymcgannon1468]

No.

[@KickonsHub]

Why do all these documentaries have like 1 minute on the thousands of years of history of the indigenous people and then from minute 2 it has something like "and then the Europeans arrived and this is where the real history starts". Its stupid

[@freemarketjoe9869]

What's stupid is your brainless comment. The aborigines didn't record history, so, what's to report? Nobody knows what happened, so, what, exactly, is there to say? Stop trying to stir up racial trouble dude!

[@flawlessvictorychannel1]

Because First Nations history is oral tradition which was disrupted by the European settlers. So, sadly, we are picking up the piecees of First Nation history and trying to put it back together, which is harder to do than it sounds given how the society has treated Indigenous people

[@44shots6worlds]

Because Europeans created Australia 💀 that's like asking why is majority of Malaysia's history just Asians

[@JanetWilkins-y3z]

Portuguese and finishans found Australia long before cook.

[@James-kv6kb]

Yes but they didn't come and set cities up did they

[@wandabeachnsw]

As a 5th generation 74 year old Australian (Scottish background) I am very aware Australia became an occupied country in 1788 and like all indigenous peoples they resented the dispossession of their land and further unfair treatment which still occurred in the 1970s, sadly nothing seems to make this past wrong into a right - 🇦🇺

[@loveyourselfandme1283]

Canberra❤😅

[@James-kv6kb]

Bloody glad I left that place full of looneys

[@FTY13]

Where the Aboriginal protesters allowed the last lady who spoke the language in the area to die without recording the language because they were too busy being aggressive

[@captmulch1]

Yeah, good one, a Pom telling us about our own history ….

[@AKAFUBU1]

Right . About 40,000 years

[@James-kv6kb]

I don't know why everybody ignores the scientists who are now saying a hundred thousand years

[@44shots6worlds]

​@@James-kv6kbBecause that's complete bs

[@stevo728822]

8:25 Odd how it looks like the French flag.

[@AlertConsument-py6te]

Fun Fact; The French Flag derived from the Dutch Flag, as many, many other flags.

[@altinomedeiros]

Portuguese discovered Australia, just never claimed it. We navigated most of the known world. Some of the greatest sailors of the old world. Most credit goes to the Dutch and English

[@garym1124]

The Indonesians were trading with Australian aboriginals well before the Portuguese visited, and the Australian aboriginals found it first, about 65,000 years ago.

[@r0m4nnun3z4]

Was it flagship Victoria? It's the only ship that completed the circumnavigation of the world

[@altinomedeiros]

Not sure my friend. To my knowledge, there was a map found. Which was made by a Portuguese cartographer. Dated before the Dutch found it. Also several years ago. I remember watching a documentary. They were looking for a ship made of mahogany that went aground on a sandy shore. This individual was hoping to find it. It would prove that the Portuguese where there before the Dutch. It was said, that only Portuguese had built some ships out of mahogany at this time. 🤷‍♂️ As for the Sir who pointed out. The Aboriginal people and the Indonesian’s were trading a long time before the Portuguese got there. I’m sure they did. Thats also like saying no one discovered America. It was in reference to what we perceive to be in those times, the modern world.

[@altinomedeiros]

I would like to also add this. After watching all 11 seasons of Oak Island. It is pretty much considered that Portuguese Templars where in North America. Sometime around 1200-1300, well before Christopher Columbus. I’m not stating they discovered America. Vikings were there before that. I’m sure someone else before then.

[@sodakk17]

Only Portuguese believe this.

[@TheInjuredNinja]

Dont forget about the government's white Australian policy that was then exported to south Africa, then rebranded as Apartheid , the black line in Tasmania where the black fella was shot on site, then the black fella was not even considered a human being until 1967, the black fella was considered by law flora and fauna, in other words non human status. The natives call themselves black fella and aboriginal is a colonial term..this history needs to be told also

[@paulfri1569]

BS

[@DeepThought9999]

@@paulfri1569Scared of the truth?

[@paulfri1569]

@@DeepThought9999 Truth is that living in the past makes you a loser... the communists use this guilt trip to undermine the nation state from within to achieve the goal of the Communists eventually taking over the host nation from within over time...

[@TheSuperRep]

Yawn

[@timnorton9567]

White Australia policy was about immigration.

[@SteepSix]

*Aussies Invented Aircon* - In Colonial Times... 16:18

[@TinaBinaSouthwest]

It’s crazy how the settlers just took over.

[@44shots6worlds]

Settler's? Mate the settlers didn't take over anything the British didn't even protect settlers from aboriginals settlers had to defend themselves from aboriginals (who by the way aren't so innocent like the media pans it out to be) all I'm saying is learn the truth about aboriginal history and settler history Aus isn't a white vs Asian history it's a English vs everyone else

[@tengkuman6556]

Rip..people aboriginal,maori😢

[@malietoasamoa1301]

Maori are from New Zealand?

[@Real_H4shbr0wn5]

Ye-

[@FTY13]

Despite what the white Aborigines tell you we've got a whole country full of real Aboriginal people still existing

[@chickentoucher55]

They were all brilliant and brave men for their times, without them Australia would be either colonised by Asian forces or stay as a poor nation with tribal warfare

[@jo9932]

Austronesians did try settling a few times but were defeated

[@Laconic-ws4bz]

You really are an idiot, I'm surprised you can think at all.

[@ShadowLight-kn7rl]

Launceston is pronounced "Long-ces-ton" not "Lawn-ces-ton" or "Low-ces-ton". Speaking as a local Tasmanian. Even those from tbe mainland of Australia get it wrong.

[@rodschultz2875]

How can he claim half of Australia's continent but not know how deep it went 🤔

[@l_W7]

Lucky, just said i claim all this and here we are

[@Reuben-z4k]

Thanks for sharing this information but however there's unlimited history needs to be narrated on simultaneous events occurring daily across Terra Niulius now Australia.TA!

[@AKAFUBU1]

Captain Cook... 1888 year ..

[@James-kv6kb]

17 ?

[@LindaCooper-i3f]

1780.

[@James-kv6kb]

@@LindaCooper-i3f Yes I believe he turned up in 1780 and then the fleet turned up 8 years later .

[@FTY13]

Adelaide was founded in 1836 not sure how they did that 50 years before Cook turned up.

[@LindaCooper-i3f]

Actually, it was only the H.M.S. Bounty in 1787.

[@alfie-k3i]

Thank the Dutch and British.

[@desireesison3694]

Now we all know how important the Philippines to China

[@tommikaelsen9149]

Exactly.

[@donnysqungo]

They used to shoot the Aboriginal as Sport, same mentality as the South African

[@glennborrageiro6257]

Rubbish if we had done that our demographic would be completely different and we would not be the minority we are now and dealing with the problems we face now. Go spout your socialist trash talk somewhere else.

[@44shots6worlds]

No they didn't 😭🤣

[@donnysqungo]

Now give it Back .

[@44shots6worlds]

@@donnysqungo give what back?? You ok?

[@Aeslyth]

When you can't talk to each other there's other ways of sending messages. Out right slaughter is one. Not saying I agree with utterly obliterating a technologically inferior peoples is a good way of sending a message. It is just how the world was in those times, despite how the English Isles wanted to behave and represent themselves.

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Big up to Australia 🦘

[@robmorrow6517]

Best country on Earth… getting to ba a nanny nation now though… might head to Sweden.