Like their counterparts in North America, indigenous peoples in Australia and New Zealand suffered harsh treatment at the hands of British colonizers.

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In both Australia and New Zealand, indigenous peoples (Aboriginal Australians and Maori, respectively) faced dispossession, violence, and discrimination as a result of British colonization, leading to significant cultural and population impacts.

Like Their Counterparts in North America, Indigenous Peoples in Australia