Injustice

<p>What happened to the globally-beloved kangaroo koala and other Australian indigenous animals under the beliefs and traditions of colonialism? How did their fate during 200 years of nation building become a fugitive drama of dispossession and disrespect - and what is today's little-known and blood-stained legacy in a world rapidly losing its biodiversity? </p><p><br></p><p>Documentary journalist Maria Taylor author of <em>Global warming and climate change: what Australia knew and buried </em>unveils a cultural history of warfare against Australia's other indigenous inhabitants. Her investigation exposes David and Goliath battles for the wildlife and nature of Australia - with worldwide echo's. But here also are paths to reconciliation and sharing that meld the ecological and the economic. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Voices in these pages come from citizen activists first Australians scientists and authors farmers and industry whistleblowers.</strong></p>