This article considers whether Australia can accurately be described as a post-colonial nation, and argues that post-colonial theory fails to adequately address the realities of the Australian context, where Indigenous people are recurrently made to exist and (re)assert themselves within prevailing non-indigenous narratives and temporalities.
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