James Cook
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A hero’s welcome home for Flinders, two centuries too late
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Cooks’ Cottage statue toppled in latest attack on Melbourne monuments
A bronze statue dedicated to Captain James Cook was hacked off its plinth this week, a month after two monuments to the British explorer were vandalised.
- by Alex Crowe
Captain Cook set for St Kilda return after council vote down proposed relocation
Captain Cook statue likely to return to St Kilda foreshore after council vote to continue with proposed resurrection.
- by Alex Crowe and Lachlan Abbott
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I’m a proud Aussie patriot, but things must change
Readers react to controversies over Australia Day and Anthony Albanese’s changes to stage 3 tax cuts.
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Museum presents new claims for Endeavour shipwreck
New evidence has emerged supporting the controversial claim that explorer Captain Cook’s ship HMB Endeavour was shipwrecked off the US coastline.
- by Tim Barlass
Why it took 100 years to restore the dignity of Nanny Nellie
A family’s fight to right the wrongs against a woman who was used without consent for a naked sculpture.
- by Julie Power
Spears taken by James Cook from Botany Bay to be returned to traditional owners
More than 250 years after British soldiers took dozens of spears, only four remain and they will soon be permanently returned to the Aboriginal community of La Perouse.
- by Eelemarni Close-Brown
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