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After the collapse of organised Indigenous resistance in the early eighteen thirties of the Common Era, colonial authorities in Tasmania shifted from open violence to a policy of removal and control.
This video examines what happened after the Black War: the forced relocation of Indigenous Tasmanians to Flinders Island, life under so-called protection at Wybalenna, and the catastrophic population decline that followed.
We explore how confinement replaced warfare, how disease and despair spread under government supervision, and how colonial society constructed the myth that Indigenous Tasmanians had become extinct.
The episode also traces how this myth was challenged in the twentieth century, revealing survival where extinction had been declared.