Coniston Massacre — What happened at Coniston in 1928?
$120 inc GST
A subscription to this case study includes a one-off payment only and does not expire.
Case Study Overview
In 1928 at least 31 and possibly more than one hundred Indigenous people were killed near Alice Springs after a local dingo trapper was found dead. A Government Inquiry found the killings were justified. Were they? How can such a terrible event have happened? Students investigate the evidence to try to establish the facts, and to understand the attitudes, values and clash of cultures that made these events possible.
Format
This unit of study is presented as a website which includes a video, on-line activities and worksheets (in Word Doc format). The unit is compatible with computers and iPads.