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Isabella Corbett

‘They’re Still Killing Us’: Powerful Footage From Invasion Day Protests Across Unceded Land

Thousands of people across the country have rallied in solidarity with First Nations folk on Invasion Day — a day which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people recognise as one of mourning, survival, protest and resistance. January 26 marks the beginning of a violent, brutal colonisation, when Captain James Cook declared “terra nullius” to justify the dispossession, suffering and inhumane treatment of First Nations people. We gather, protest, rally and march to call for action on Indigenous deaths in custody, changing the date and including First Nations people in the Australian constitution. Here is a snapshot of the Invasion Day and Survival Day protests, rallies and marches which took place on stolen land on Thursday. Meanjin / Brisbane
National Indigenous TimesNaarm / MelbourneLidia Thorpe news.com.auurgency to establish a treatythe Guardian
Photo credit: Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images.
Photo credit: Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images.
Photo credit: Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images.
Police officers stand on top of Parliment House steps as protestors participate in the Treaty Before Voice Invasion Day Protest in Melbourne. Protesters hold photos of First Nations people who have died in police custody.
Photo credit: Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images.
Warrang / SydneyLizzie JarrettQueen LizziePaul SilvaDavid Dungay Jr who died at the Long Bay prison hospital in 2015 after being restrained by several guards
People participate in an Invasion Day protest in Sydney, Australia. A sign reading "We deserve more than a voice" is held by protesters and a woman raises her fist in support.
Photo credit: Steven Saphore/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
nipaluna / HobartNala MansellNITRodney GibbonsBoorloo / PerthRhonda Collard-SprattThe AgeNgunnawal Country / Canberra

At the Aboriginal Tent Embassy — which is one of the longest continuing protest sites in the world, having occupied the lawns of Old Parliament House for 51 years — they listened to speeches from elders and activists.

Larrakia Country / DarwinEric Fejo NT News

Tarndanya / Adelaide 

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