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Sydney’s sugar rush: how the colony’s most powerful profited from Australia’s slave trade

The Guardian

BusinessThe Guardian·Aug 9, 2026·1 min read

Sydney’s sugar rush: how the colony’s most powerful profited from Australia’s slave trade

Australia likes to think its history is untainted by slavery but a new book traces how a who’s who in the NSW capital profited from the capture and sale of ‘blackbirded’ Pacific Islanders Emelda Davis is a former Sydney city councillor…

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