How Hobart, Sydney and Melbourne are reckoning with statues of colonial-era white men in an age of truth-telling
These misty-eyed monuments often paper over atrocities against Indigenous peoples – something that is finally being officially recognisedGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThis is the tale of three cities and the same number of statues, two of them colonial era and one from early this century.All were erected to celebrate the experiences of prominent white…
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