Jackie O

That's history.

That is history, Anthony.

And until we move on and say that's past, it's like me.

Well, how can I answer that when I have no idea about history?

There's no written history.

You have the Aboriginal stories or the Dreamtime or whatever, how they depict it.

I have no indication.

I don't even... The only way that I know about the history of England is because I've read the books and what's there to tell me what's happened, and I take an interest in that.

That has been acknowledged.

Okay.

That has been acknowledged, yes, by all means.

And we do have the paintings and that has been acknowledged.

We've acknowledged.

And this is my country.

I was born here.

I'm sick of being made to feel this is not my country, all right, and that it's only Aboriginal.

Aboriginal land always was, always will be.

That's the attitude.

And until we actually treat everyone equally and the same, regardless of race or cultural background, that we do have, even those migrants have come here to make this country, you know, their country.

I acknowledge them as much.