Foundation Day 1838 - later to become Australia Day - was marked by events that could not have been more black and white: a day of celebration for some, death for others.

While the colony celebrated, another story was unfolding.

More than 600 kilometres north, Aboriginal men, women and children were being hunted down and slaughtered.

That year, Foundation Day - the day that would later become Australia Day - was marked by events that could not have been more black and white.