What did Australians do to the aborigines?

Australians have done many unfair and cruel things to the aborigines, mainly including the following aspects:

Immigration invasion and land occupation. Australia's colonial history began at the end of18th century, when European immigrants invaded and occupied the land of the aborigines. The invasion of immigrants has led to the destruction of the lifestyle and cultural traditions of the aborigines, which has greatly affected and harmed their survival and development.

Forced relocation and residential division. From the end of 18 to the beginning of the 20th century, the Australian government implemented a series of policies of forced immigration and residential division for indigenous people. These policies have led to the forced departure of indigenous people, poor living conditions and the destruction of cultural traditions.

A policy of forced clan separation. From the beginning of the 20th century to the middle of the 20th century, the Australian government implemented a series of policies aimed at the aborigines, including forced immigration and forced sterilization, which led to a sharp decline in the aborigines' population and serious destruction of cultural traditions.

Discrimination and exploitation. Australian aborigines have long suffered from racial discrimination and exploitation, including unfair treatment in employment, education and medical care. It has led to the long-term economic and social status of the aborigines.

To sum up, Australians have done many unfair and cruel things to the aborigines, which greatly affected and hurt their survival and development. In recent years, the Australian government has taken a series of measures to try to make up for the damage left over from history and improve the living and development conditions of indigenous people.