Definition of First Australian in English:

First Australian

noun

Australian

An Aboriginal person.
the prospect of the beliefs and practices of the First Australians dying out is unsettling
Example sentencesExamples
- The current generations of First Australians are entitled to have their history acknowledged.
- That unity should be reflected in recognition in the first instance that acknowledges and honours us, the first Australians.
- They will remember the destruction of the Aboriginal culture by invaders and the continuing plight of the First Australians.
- Aboriginal activists argued that the event ignored the first Australians who had fought and died to defend their land against invasion.
- The notion of assimilation tainted our history of interaction with the First Australians as well as with our early immigrants.
- Having not long been granted the vote, the First Australians were still not counted in the national census.
- "We have the permanent stain of our treatment of the first Australians to be ashamed of."
- We need to acknowledge as a nation what European settlement has meant for the first Australians.
- It's speculation, of course, but perhaps the first Australians moved inland via the river systems of Queensland and southern Australia.
- We have never fully made peace with the first Australians.

单词	First Australian
释义	Definition of First Australian in English: First Australian noun Australian An Aboriginal person. the prospect of the beliefs and practices of the First Australians dying out is unsettling Example sentencesExamples The current generations of First Australians are entitled to have their history acknowledged. That unity should be reflected in recognition in the first instance that acknowledges and honours us, the first Australians. They will remember the destruction of the Aboriginal culture by invaders and the continuing plight of the First Australians. Aboriginal activists argued that the event ignored the first Australians who had fought and died to defend their land against invasion. The notion of assimilation tainted our history of interaction with the First Australians as well as with our early immigrants. Having not long been granted the vote, the First Australians were still not counted in the national census. "We have the permanent stain of our treatment of the first Australians to be ashamed of." We need to acknowledge as a nation what European settlement has meant for the first Australians. It's speculation, of course, but perhaps the first Australians moved inland via the river systems of Queensland and southern Australia. We have never fully made peace with the first Australians.
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