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Participants in the Cronulla riots, 10 December 2005

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Sydney

Founded by Europeans as a social experiment, Sydney's beginnings brought death and dispossession to the original inhabitants of the place, as well as surprising freedom and prosperity to many of the convicts. Over its history, the city's growth has been shaped by factors that are common to many cities, but also by unique forces. In the twenty-first century, for the first time, the idea of sustainable progress is itself in doubt.

Demonstrations and protests

Cronulla riots 2005

Series of clashes and mob violence which escalated from a verbal confrontation between life savers and a group of young men of Middle Eastern appearance.

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Cronulla Beach

A coastal beach between the Meeries Reef and Blackwoods Beach about 4 kilometres south west of Kurnell. Thought to be a corruption of carranulla - native word for the myriad of tiny pink shells on the beach.

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Cronulla

Southern beachside suburb located on a peninsula south of Botany Bay. Its name comes from an Aboriginal word meaning 'place of pink seashells.'

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