Keith Munro is one of the descendants of survivors of the the Myall Creek massacre Source: Keith Munro
“The Myall Creek Massacre is unique because it is the only time when non-Aboriginal people were tried in a court of law; seven were re-tried a second time, found guilty and hanged. It was the first time that light was shed within the colonial narrative of massacre history.” - Keith Munro Co-Chair of the National Committee of Friends of Myall Creek.
“The Myall Creek Massacre is unique because it is the only time when non-Aboriginal people were tried in a court of law; seven were re-tried a second time, found guilty and hanged. It was the first time that light was shed within the colonial narrative of massacre history.” - Keith Munro Co-Chair of the National Committee of Friends of Myall Creek.
