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While that is true, it's not typically how the phrase "Australia's history" is interpreted. It's common for "Australia's history" to refer to pre-colonisation
by Cogito 4y ago
While that is true, it's not typically how the phrase "Australia's history" is interpreted.
It's common for "Australia's history" to refer to pre-colonisation in addition to the last couple of hundred years.
This is almost certainly because Australians see the country and the continent as 'the same' for all intents and purposes.
- wizofaus 4y agoThe poster wasn't even referring to the last couple of 100 years, only the last 121!