Port Phillip District Wars
| Port Phillip District Wars | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Belligerents | |||||||
| European settlers | Aboriginal Australians | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||
| 7-11 | 361-1,358 | ||||||
The Port Phillip District Wars is a name given to a series of violent encounters between European settlers and Aboriginal Australians in the Port Phillip District.[1][2] They included the:
- Convincing Ground massacre
- Battle of Broken River
- Campaspe Plains massacre
- the Blood Hole massacre
- the Gippsland massacres
- Mount Cottrell massacre
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Australian frontier wars
- Hawkesbury and Nepean Wars (1795–1816)
- Battle of Richmond Hill
- Battle of Parramatta
- Risdon Cove massacre (1804)
- Tedbury's War (1804–05)
- Bathurst War (1824)
- Black War (Tasmania) (1828–32)
- Cape Grim massacre (1828)
- Port Phillip District Wars (1830–50)
- Yagan Resistance (1831–33)
- Convincing Ground massacre (1833/34)
- Pinjarra massacre (1834)
- Broken River (1836)
- Waterloo Creek massacre (1838)
- Myall Creek massacre (1838)
- Campaspe Plains massacre (1839)
- Blood Hole massacre (1839)
- Maria massacre (1840)
- Gippsland massacres (1840s)
- Eumerella Wars (1840s–1860s)
- Rufus River massacre (1841)
- Pelican Creek tragedy (1842)
- Evans Head massacre (1842)
- Battle of One Tree Hill (1843)
- Darkey Flat Massacre (circa 1845)
- Avenue Range Station massacre (1848)
- Waterloo Bay massacre (1849)
- East Ballina massacre (1853)
- Hornet Bank massacre (1857)
- Cullin-La-Ringo massacre (1861)
- Flying Foam Massacre (1868)
- Kalkadoon Wars (1870–90)
- Jandamarra Guerilla War (1894–97)
- Mowla Bluff massacre (1916)
- Forrest River massacre (1926)
- Coniston massacre (1928)
- Caledon Bay crisis (1932–34)
