How can students learn about Australia's British colonisation without talking about the events that made the Australian nation?
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Exposing 'white fragility': Tudge's curriculum take silences Indigenous truths
When Education Minister Alan Tudge criticised a draft of the updated Australian national curriculum for focusing too heavily on one perspective of history at the expense of another, he was right.
Tudge's statements on the new curriculum embody the adage that history is written by the victors – or those currently in power – to assert and legitimise their own views.
Tudge's statements on the new curriculum embody the adage that history is written by the victors – or those currently in power – to assert and legitimise their own views.
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