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" ... ein Blick fur alles Bemerkenswerthe ..." : einige wissenschaftsgeschichtliche Aspekte der Queensland-Photographien Amalie Dietrichs in der anthropologischen Sammlung des Museum Godeffroy
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" Where is the costume, where is their paint?": : exploring how Indigenous Australian women construct and negotiate their indigeneity through contemporary music, Katelyn Barney
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"...moving right along..." : strategic plan 2000-2003, National Aboriginal Sports Corporation Australia
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"1788 The Great South Land"/, Chris Robinson
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"A & TSI women in technology" conference report, Jennifer K. Kröker
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"A bunch of cast-offs" : Aborigines of the southwest of Western Autralia, 1900-1936, by Anna Haebich
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"A fertile ground" : setting up a health service in remote Aboriginal Australia, Nicholas Marlow
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"A great deal of sickness" : introduced diseases among the Aboriginal people of colonial Southeast Australia 1788-1900, Peter J. Dowling
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"A home at the United Nations" : Indigenous peoples and international advocacy, Megan Davis
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"A house is just a house' : Indigenous youth housing need in Queensland, Jo Victoria
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"A litany of lies" : N.T. Government statements and the Alice Springs lake, [Bob Ellis]
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"A piece of the story" : national directory of records of Catholic organisations caring for children separated from families, a research project undertaken by the Australian Catholic Social Welfare Commission and the Australian Conference of Leaders of Religious Institutes
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"A politics of what" : the enactment of peritoneal dialysis in Indigenous Australians, Alexandra McCarthy and Kristine Martin-McDonald
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"A somewhat startled realisation" : report on a visit to Tasmanian Aboriginal areas February 1978, Office of the Commissioner for Community Relations, Australia
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"A special place for Jimmy James" : a project of the Riverland Cultural Trust and the Riverland Community
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"A splendid lot of fellows": : achievements and consequences of the Horn Expedition, D. J. Mulvaney
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"A strategy for the future" : a development plan prepared for the Tasmanian Aboriginal Land Council Aboriginal Corporation, prepared by the Human Dimension
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"A whispered sort of stuff" : a community report on research around Aboriginal people's beliefs about cancer and experiences of cancer care in Western Australia, Sandra C. Thompson ... [et al.]
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"Abo" astronomy : the constellation Orion
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"Aboriginal Land" and "Aboriginal Australians"
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"Aboriginal Welfare' and the denial of Indigenous sovereignty, Bruce Buchan
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"Aboriginal mass culture" : a critical history, Laura Fisher
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"Aboriginal mental health : past neglect, present needs", address by Glenda Humes, Assistant Secretary Department of Aboriginal Affairs
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"Activism, leadership and the new challenges for Indigenous communities", by Linda Tuhiwai Smith
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"Against all odds" : the survival and triumph of Aboriginal women, Helen McLaughlin
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"Alien abductions', Kimberley Aboriginal rock-paintings, and the speculation about human origins: : on some investments in cultural tourism in the northern Kimberley, Anthony Redmond
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"Alight here for beautiful Ball's Head Reserve", by I. Brierley
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"All I know is history" : memory and land ownership in the Dudley District, Kangaroo Island, Rebe Taylor
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"All Things Are Connected” : an auto-ethnography of archaeological practice with and for the Ngarrindjeri Nation, by Kelly D. Wiltshire
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"All been washed away now" : tradition, change and Indigenous knowledge in a Queensland Aboriginal land claim, Benjamin Richard Smith
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"All they said was my kidneys were dead": : Indigenous Australian patients' understanding of their chronic kidney disease, Kate Anderson ... [et al.]
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"Always part of us" : the socioeconomics of Indigenous customary use and management of dugong and marine turtles : a view from Bardi and Jawi sea country, Western Australia, Geoff Buchanan ... [et al.]
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"An overview of Aboriginal and treaty rights and compensation for breach" by Robert Mainville, reviewed by Paul Sheiner
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"Ananyi" ku, written by Catherine Winfield and Charlotte Phillipus Napurrula. Art work by Thomas Stevens [et al.]
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"And some fell upon stoney places" : some thoughts on why missions on the Australian continent have been less successful than missions to the Melanesians
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"And they wonder why" : a comparative study of Indigenous parent participation in Darwin school committee meetings, by Terry-Lynn Ngarritjan Kessaris, (manuscript)
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"Any kangaroo?" on the ecology, ethnography and archaeology of foraging in Australia's arid west, Brian F. Codding
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"Army of sufferers": : the experience of Tasmania's black line, Nick Clements
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"Art from Arnhem Land" : a story of the Australian Aborigine
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"Artificial curiosities" : being an exposition of native manufactures collected on the three Pacific voyages of Captain James Cook, R. N., at the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, January 18, 1978-August 31, 1978, on the occasion of the bicentennial of the European discovery of the Hawaiian Islands by Captain Cook, January 18, 1778, by Adrienne L. Kaeppler
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"Aryan Australia" in the national curriculum, David S. Bird
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"As fine a body of men": how the Canadian Mountie brought law and order to the memory of the Australian frontier, Amanda Nettelbeck and Robert Foster
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"Assimilation" and "integration" policies
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"Associated motion" in Mparntwe Arrernte, David P. Wilkins
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"Aunt Anna's report" : the Buxton women and the Aborigines Select Committee, 1835-37, Zoë Laidlaw
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"Backslash" codes for the edited User's Dictionary files, (electronic resource)
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"Balanda" - and Arnhem Land, by J. A. Davidson
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"Battler's" tales of early Rockhampton, J. Grant Pattison
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"Beats the alternative but it messes up your life" : Aboriginal people's experience of haemodialysis in rural Australia, Elizabeth F. Rix, Lesley Barclay, Janelle Stirling, Allison Tong, Shawn Wilson
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"Belong Archer" : where black man still holds sway : woman's amazing trip : penetrates, alone to the heart of York Peninsula, by Ursula McConnel
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"Bethlehem' in Torres Strait: music, dance and Christianity in Erub (Darnley Island), Helen Reeves Lawrence
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"Between tides" : radio documentary about recording the music of the Torres Strait, (sound recording)
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"Big snake" : Aborigines' belief in supernatural..., by Ursula McConnel
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"Black advance no white ascendance ; make us equals no dependants" : say no until you know, (picture)
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"Black and White" : a history of Australian race relations, Sylvia Huntington
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"Blackfellas" basketball : Aboriginal identity and Anglo-Australian race relations in regional basketball, Chris Hallinan, Barry Judd
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"Bongo fury" : tourism, music and cultural economy at Byron Bay, Australia, Chris Gibson & John Connell
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"Bridging the gap" through Australian cultural astronomy, Duane W. Hamacher and Ray P. Norris
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"Caring for our community"
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"Choice and control" : the development of Indigenous tourism in Australia, Merridy Pitcher, Penny van Oosterzee and Lisa Palmer
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"Closing the Gap" by 2030 : aspiration versus reality in Indigenous health, Wendy E. Hoy
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"Contemporary native American political issues" edited by Troy R Johnson, reviewed by Bruce Duthu
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"Corroboree" :, by John Antill
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"Cost-efficient, triple-documented Ethnic cleansing": Langton
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"Could the palaeo Tasmanians produce fire?"(A revised comprehensive study since c. 2013CE)/, by Barry H. Brimfield
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"Dancing with stars" : astronomy and music in the Torres Strait, Duane W. Hamacher, Alo Tapim, Segar Passi and John Barsa
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"Dangerous Territory ..."
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"Daniel v Western Australia" : a decision on the application of section 228(3) of the [Native Title Act], byMarshall McKenna
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"Dealer in the Dreamtime" : November 2004
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"Devolution" : self-management for Territory schools, C.A. Cameron, (microform)
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"Dhawurrpunaramirri" : finding the common ground for a new Aboriginal curriculum, by Wali Wunungmurra
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"Disappearing memory" and the colonial present in recent Indigenous women's writing, Carole Ferrier
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"Do you recon I'm gunna get bail?" : the impact & consequences of New South Wales bail laws on Aboriginal juveniles, by David Pheeney
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"Doctor Do-Good"? : Charles Duguid and Aboriginal politics, 1930-1970s, Sitarani Kerin
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"Document of Citizenship" including portrait photograph
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"Don't ask for stories ... " : the women from Ernabella and their art = "Tjukurpa tjapintja wiya ..." : minyma an apalanya ngurara tjutangku warka palyantja craftroomangka, compiled by Ute Eickelkamp
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"Don't we already do that?" : In search of an Indigenous and non-Indigenous academic symbiosis, by Susan Gair and Paul Pagliano
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"Dont sign off on welfare fund" says Fisher
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"Double reference" in Kala Lagaw Ya narratives, Lesley Stirling
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"Dreamtime", Who's time? : A P Elkin and the construction of Aboriginal time in the 1930s and 1940s, Glen Ross
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"Emerging themes" : National Inquiry into Rural and Remote Education
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"English Episcopalians" versus "German Lutherans": : he contribution of cultural and theological differences to the failure of the Wellington Valley Mission, Laurence Paul Allen
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"Erub", Darnley Island, Torres Strait : the McIntosh Murray Years : 1927-1934, [Heather Murray-Livingstone and John Mackinnon]
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"Escape" Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation
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"Eventually they get it all" : government management of Aboriginal trust money in New South Wales : research report, Sean Brennan and Zoe Craven
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"Everything's turning to white": : palimpsestuous regulations made in the journey from Jindabyne to 'Jindabyne', Erica Hateley
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"Excursion into an Aboriginal sub-culture" : paper for discussion by Mr C.N. Perkins, Deputy Secretary to the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, written by Mr Hiram Ryan
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"Failing in every endeavour to conciliate": : Governor Arthur's proclamation boards to the aborigines, Australian conciliation narratives and their transnational connections, Penelope Edmonds
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"Firsts" on Australia's Memory of the World Register
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"Five bells" : the performance of memory, Simon Hay
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"Five years on from the Bridge Walks - taking the next step for reconciliation" - 2005 Hyllus Maris Memorial Lecture/, by Jackie Huggins
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"Focus 2000 and beyond" : emerging issues in indigenous affairs | report on Indigenous Summit 14-15 September 1999 Rydges Hotel, Canberra ACT
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"Focus on land rights' : exhibition by Elaine Pelot Kitchener
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"Food, foraging & cooking in palaeo-Tasmanian Aboriginal culture", by Barry H. Brimfield
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"For the pain, suffering and hurt ... we say sorry"
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"Forced adoption" in the Australian story of national regret and apology, Denise Cuthbert, Marian Quartly
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"Forget about Flinders" : a Yanyuwa atlas of the South West Gulf of Carpentaria, by Yanyuwa families, John Bradley and Nona Cameron
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"From little things big things grow"
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"From the ground up - a conference on Aboriginal health in the 63rd millennium"
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"Gabi Kyle" community newsletter
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"Genocide and colonialism" : in conversation with Lorenzo Veracini, Ann Curthoys and John Docker discuss some of the issues at stake for Australian Aboriginal history in current international debates about the definitions of genocide
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"Ginan time" (Aborigine for happy) : Warringah Mall, Brookvale 18th and 19th September 1965
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"Girroo Gurrll" : the first surveyor, and other Aboriginal legends, [G.J. Henry]
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"Goddard's Folly": : an English wordlist (for use in dictionary making), (electronic resource)
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"Going deeper" seminar with Ray Minniecon - make Indigenous poverty history
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"Good faith" decision : a first for Victoria, by Georgia Denisenko
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"Good governance in a traditional sense" or "traditional governance in a good sense", by Sam Jeffries
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"Gooreeana" : an Aboriginal romance of the long ago, William Beard
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"Groovy" aerodynamics in pre-European Australia, R. C. Nelson
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"Growly teachers and dumb subjects" : a case study of Aboriginal children's adaptation to mainstream school, submitted by A-K Eckermann ... [et al.]
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"Guess who's coming to dinner in Arnhem Land?", [Prepared by Chips Mackinolty and Michael Duffy]
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"Gummaroi dreaming" opere di Biggibilla, Australian Aboriginal artist, testo di: Enzo Di Martino
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"Guwanyi" : National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Writers' Festival : NSW Writers' Centre Callam Park, Balmain Road, Rozelle Saturday 6 September
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"Hangin' out" and "Yarnin'", Lorina Barker
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"Having our voices heard" : Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth perspectives, National Indigenous Youth Leadership Group
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"Healing our spirit world wide" : field trip to Canada 1st July to 27th July, 1992 : report, compiled by Murray Butcher
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"Health Workers - Making the Difference": : Fourth National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers' Conference - Adealide 15-18 June 2003
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"Here is a good story the old people told us ..."
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"Ho 'oku' ikahi" : report on Hawaiian affairs, Neville G. Perkins
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"How do you say computer in Aboriginal?" : from calculating machine to lightning brain, Jutta Besold
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"How to enjoy yourself and stay alive" : evaluation of Streetwize Comic Number 15: AIDS, written by Richard Mohr and Julia Tresidder
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"Howard and Hanson : the question of leadership", / Laurie Brereton MP Shadowed Minister for Foreign Affairs
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"I don't want to grow up and not be smart": : urban Indigenous young people's perceptions of school", Alison Nelson and Peter J. Hay
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"I had gone to teach but stayed to learn" : Geraldine MacKenzie at Aurukun Missio, 1925-1965, Joanna Cruickshank and Patricia Grimshaw
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"I look to the future with real optimism", Michelle and Ashlie Tobin
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"I really thought we would all come back": : Hopevale's long ordeal, by Karin Calley
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"I see no end to travelling" : journals of Australian explorers 1813-1876, [edited by] Ann Millar
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"I thought AIDS was a gay disease : people still think it can't happen to them, but this disease doesn't discriminate"/, Sarah Marinos
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"I want respect and equality" : a summary of consultations with civil society on racism in Australia, Acting Race Discrimination Commissioner
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"I want to be heard" : an analysis of needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander illegal drug users in the ACT and region for treatment and other services | community report : findings from the final report
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"I want to be heard" : an analysis of needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander illegal drug users in the ACT and region for treatment and other services | community report : findings from the final report
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"I want to be heard" : an analysis of needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander illegal drug users in the ACT and region for treatment and other services, Phyll Dance...[et al.]
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"I'm doing this, my Dreaming, and now you know" : on contemporary 'totemism', art, and cosmology, Yasmine Musharbash
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"I'm going to win. It's my country" : and she did - with courage and people power, (picture)
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"I'm going to win. It's my country", by Deborah Hope; photographs by Marco del Grande
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"Identity and belonging in Aboriginal foster care" : a study of Aboriginal children in long term foster care, their foster families and natural families, S.A. Aboriginal Child Care Agency Forum
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"If my spirit isn't well then I can't be well" : spirituality and wellbeing in the Yaegl community, by Vanette McLennan
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"If we don't see this film again, we won't be able to remember" : taking documentary records to Arnhem Land, Martin Thomas
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"If you saw something racist happening and didn't do anything about it, would that make you a racist?" : conversations with non-Aboriginal adolescents about racism, Nado Aveling
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"If you want to be a winner, you don't smoke" : smoking? : no way, Smoking & Health Project, Health Department of West Australia, (picture)
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"Ilan Pasin": : Torres Strait art, Brian Robinson
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"Imba" (listen) : tell you a story, Herb Wharton
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"In our own right" : black Australian nurses' stories, The Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses
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"Indigenous palliative care service delivery - a living model" : executive summary
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"Indoor" vs. "outdoor" living : preliminary comparison of habitation residues in stratified open-air rockshelter sites in the Australian desert / R. A. Gould
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"Inquiry into the stolen generation" : Federal Government submission, Senator the Hon J ohn (sic) Herron, Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs
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"Inventor" of Australian archaelogy, Rosslyn Beeby
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"It makes you proud to be you" : a report on the Yuwaalaraay Language Program at St Joseph's, Walgett for the Catholic Schools Office, Armidale, Paddy (Pat) Cavanagh
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"It overflows all maps": : culture, nationalism, and frontier in Patrick Whites 'Voss', Deb Narayan Bandopadhyay
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"It's character not colour that counts-", (picture)
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"It's etymology Captain, but not as we know it" : Pump in North Australia, David Nash
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"It's more than machines and medicine : they should understand, there's a Yanangu way" : summary report
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"It's not about me, it's about the community": : culturally relevant health career promotion for Indigenous students in Australia, Heather Kelly ... [et al.]
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"It's not easy walkin' in there" : Aboriginal reconciliation : towards practical and culturally respectful solutions, report by the Catholic Commission for Justice, Development & Peace (Melbourne Archdiocese)
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"Jacky - King of Juandah"
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"Jacky-Jacky" re-visited again, by Chester Schultz
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"Jigalong" : Aboriginal settlement (W.A.), [photographs by Robert Tonkinson ; additional photographs by Phil Gall]
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"Journal during the expedition against the blacks": : Robert Lawrence's experience on the Black Line, Eleanor Cave
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"Journey of the spirit" : Woodford Bay Cameraygal country reconciliation memorial ceremony, (videorecording)
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"Just ask!" indentifying as Indigenous in mainstream general practice settings: : a consumer perspective, Angels Scotney ... [et al.]
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"Justice denied"
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"Kadaitja", Marie Healey
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"Keep that language going!" : a needs-based review of the status of Indigenous languages in South Australia, by Patrick McConvell, Rob Amery, Mary-Anne Gale, Christine Nicholls, Jonathan Nicholls, Lester Irabinna Rigney and Simone Ulalka Tur
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"Keeping intouchable" : a community report on the use of mobile phones and social networking by young Aboriginal people in Victoria
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"Keeping it for the future" : Koori Oral History Programme Victoria, (picture)
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"Keeping up appearances : reading intimacy and interdependency into the history of the Giles Meteorological Weather Station" : conference paper presented at the Indigenous Participation in Australian Economies Conference, National Museum of Australia, Monday 9 November - Tuesday 10 November 2009
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"Kudjeris" (women) 13 November - 4 December, 1991 : Lisa Bellear (Noonuccal), Brenda L. Croft (Gurindji), Destiny Deacon (Koori) : press release
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"Kunstsachen" von Cooks Reisen : die Sammlung und ihre Geschichte im Völkerkundemuseum Herrnhut, Stephan Augustin
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"Let us help the Stolen Generations now"
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"Let's do what?" : a strategy to improve the social and economic standing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, produced by ACTU-Lend Lease Foundation
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"Let's not talk about sex": : reconsidering the public health approach to sexually transmissible infections in remote Indigenous populations in Australia, Francis J. Bowden and Katherine Fethers
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"Lets not talk about sex": : reconsidering the public health approach to sexually transmissible infections in remote Indigenous populations in Australia
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"Life in a corridor" : an archaeological investigation of the Diamantina channel country - a Western Queensland corridor, Anthony Simmons
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"Like a newspaper" : a report on the sacred and archaelogical site Kurutiti, by K.J. Mulvaney and R.G Gunn for the Aboriginal Custodians and the Australian Heritage Commission
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"Like something out of Kafka": : the relationship between the roles of the National NativeTitle Tribunal and the Federal Court in the development of native title practice, Susan Phillips
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"Limbardi BoBerinji" and other music / : University of Queensland
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"Listen to them cry out from their dreaming": : Blak Inside and search for an Aboriginal stage ethic, Marc Maufort
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"Lost", "stolen" or "rescued"?, Reginald Marsh
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"Making the Grade" : Final Off-line Version with Time Code Display :, Plus Jeff McMullen's Unedited Interview
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"Making things come good" : Aborigines and miners at Argyle, Kim Elizabeth Doohan
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"Making tracks" : Australian Aboriginal art
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"Men don't talk much any more" : the changing status of women in society and possible implications for Yanyuwa women as keepers, composer and performers of a-nguyulnguyul, Elizabeth Mackinlay
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"Milestones" from Durundur to Woodford : 1841-2000
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"Minha Punka" : the wallaby dance
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"Mirianbudi" and other music / University of Queensland
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"Moonaba" : story of a family, by N.M. Buckley
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"Mother Earth speaks" : a celebration of Aboriginal spirituality
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"Motif etching: : the history of Ilan printmaking, Brian Robinson
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"Moving on" : a report on petrol sniffing and the introduction of Avgas on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara lands, researched and compiled by Stewart Roper & Gill Shaw
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"Mu - Nguy rrolpa ni"= : a collection of traditional and innovative weavings from Maningrida area, made during 1989, curated and documented by Diane Moon and the artist fo Maningrida
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"Mutton Fish" book launch
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"Mutual" obligation in Indigenous health: : can shared responsibility agreements be truly mutual?, Kim S. Collard ... [et al.]
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"My country all gone the white men have stolen it" : the invasion of Wadawurrung Country 1800-1870, Fred Cahir
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"My heart is breaking" : a joint exhibition by the Public Record Office & the Koorie Heritage Trust in association with Australian Archives, Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust
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"My own eyes witness" : Australian Aboriginal women's autobiographical narratives, Christine Elizabeth Watson
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"Name b'long me", Joan Benbow
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"Native history title" : contesting history in native title claims, A. McGrath, (electronic resource)
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"Native title" defences to fisheries prosecutions in NSW, John Waters
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"Natives allowed to remain naked" : an unorthodox approach to medical work at Ernabella Mission, Rani Kerin
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"Naya nganampa" ku, written by Catherine Winfield and Charlette Phillipus Napurrula. Art work by Thomas Stevens [et al.]
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"Naya" ku, written by Catherine Winfield and Charlotte Phillipus Napurrula. Art work by Thomas Stevens [et al.]
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"Nearly white" : assimilation policies in practice in Western Australia at Sister Kate's children's home from 1933 to 1964, by Joan Leaming
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"Neegawn i-naw-buh-tay ayn-nayn-duh-mawn". My thoughts flow forward to the future: : prophesy and transformation in Edward Benton Banai's revitalization of the Midewiwin heartway
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"Networking our nations"
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"New directions" Tiwi Islands Renal Health Program
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"Ngana minyarti? what is this? : development of cognitive questions for the Kimberley Indigenous Cognitive Assessment, Kate Smith..[et al.]
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"No higher duty" : Mabo and the failure of legal foundation, Peter Fitzpatrick
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"No last word": : postcolonial witnessing in 'Jackson's Track' and 'Jackson's Track Revisited', Fiona Probyn-Rapsey
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"No security in Acts of Parliament"
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"Normalising Aboriginal Australia" : an evaluation of the Community Development Employment Project (CDEP) scheme in the Northern Territory, in light of the recent termination of the program, prepared for the Hon. Warren Snowden, Federal Member for Lingiari and Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Indigenous Affairs by Prithul Samara Rahman, Australian National Internship Program
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"Not invited to the negotiating table: : the Native Title Amendment Act 1998 (CTH) and Indigenous peoples right to political participation and self determination under international law, Hannah McGlade
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"Not one size fits all" : measuring the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal children, Muriel Bamblett ... [et al.]
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"Now what do we do?" : review of Native Title corporations, byDavid Ritter
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"Nyaa nyuntu tjunu pukitangka?'
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"Nyinanyi" ku, written by Catherine Winfield and Charlotte Phillipus Napurrula. Art work by Thomas Stevens [et al.]
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"Nyungar as it was", by C.G. von Brandenstein
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"On shaky ground" : critique of the dissenting (minority) report of the Standing Committee on Environment, Recreation and the Arts on "The Potential of the Kakadu National Park Region" with special reference to Coronation Hill and the conservation zone, David Cooper
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"One ilan man" : the Torres Strait Light Infantry, by Vanessa Seekee
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"One man's history is another woman's lie" : a review of Fabienne Bayet-Charlton's Finding Ullagundahi Island and Lynette Russell's A Little Bird Told Me, by Michele Grossman
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"Only Nungas talk Nunga English" : a preliminary description of Aboriginal children's English at Alberton, South Australia, G.J. Wilson
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"Our Way" : social space and the geography of land allocation practice on the Southern Gulf Lowlands of Cape York Peninsula, thesis submitted by James Monaghan BA (Hons) Sheffield, MSc CranIT in November 2005, (electronic resource)
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"Our sense of beauty" : visuality, space and gender on Victoria's Aboriginal reserves, south-eastern Australia, Jane Lydon
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"Our spirit rises from the ashes" : Mapoon festival and history's shadow, L. Slater
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"Our struggle" : the work of CAAPS, by Barbara Nasir
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"Outskirts of town" : acrylics on canvas, by Adam Hill
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"Owned by nobody" : health status and its determinants among New South Wales prisoners, Tony Butler, (electronic resource)
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"Painting brings my country up closer, true, it brings it closer to me", Hetti Perkins
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"Palaeo-Tasmania, a glossary", Barry H. Brimfield
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"Payback", customary law and criminal law in colonised Australia, Mark Finnane
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"Photography of Aboriginal People", presented by Penny Taylor
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"Pitjantjatjara Council : community based health services and their relationship to decentralisation", talk given by John Tregenza and Wilton Foster, administrative officers of the Pitjantjatjara Medical Service
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"Principal, he's the boss" : power, culture and schooling on Saibai, Jenny Davis
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"Protecting our heritage and environment to strengthen our future" : an introduction to ATSIC's Preservation and Protection of Indigenous Heritage and the Environment Program
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"Quiet dreaming place, Dorothy Shipley
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"Racism! Stigma! Use your common sense girl!", by Leonie Cox
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"References on Paleo-Tasmanian Aboriginal subjects" (utilised by Barry H. Brimfield) 1965-2015 study period
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"Remember me" : commemorating the tenth anniversary of the Bringing them home report
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"Resetting the Relationship" in Indigenous child protection : public hope and private reality, by Mary Ivec, Valerie Braithwaite and Nathan Harris
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"Responses to Development in Kuranda - Skyrail"
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"Rumba on the rise" : the story of the Rumbalara Football and Netball Club : premiers 1998 and 1999 /[author : Craig Potter; editor Diane McDonald]
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"Same but different" : musical behaviour, gender roles, and the transference of power in Yanyuwa society, Elizabeth Mackinlay
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"Sand Beach" language : an outline of Kuuku Ya'u and Umpila, (electronic resource)
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"School communities" : National Inquiry into Rural and Remote Education
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"Scope for the application of corporate governance concepts in the management of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander incorporated organisations in Australia", Kamlesh Sharma
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"Seaward", South Esplanade, Bribie Island, James G. Lergressner
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"Second to none": : Australia and Indigenous human rights, Darren Dick
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"Secrets." : an event review at the Musee des Arts d'Afrique et d'Oceanie Paris, 25 Apr.-16 Jul. 2001., Exhibit review by Douglas Newton
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"Serpent" train : legend that came true - natives and Nullarbor
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"Setting the stage" : learning Indigenous women's music and dance in an Australian educational institution, Elizabeth Mackinlay
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"Simple life"-ing
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"Since time immemorial" : a story of common law jurisdiction, native title and the case of Tanistry, Shaunnagh Dorsett
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"Sorry" Comalco signs Cape York native title deal
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"Sovereignty" and its relevance to treaty-making between Indigenous peoples and Australian governments, Sean Brennan, Brenda Gunn and George Williams
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"Step by step" the co-op way
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"Stolen Wages" and Aboriginal labour in the Northern Territory, prepared by Stephen Gray
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"Stolen wages" and entitlements : Aboriginal trust funds in New South Wales
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"Stolen" by Jane Harrison : background notes
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"Strangely clad": : enclosure, exposure, and the cleavage of Empire, Liz Conor
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"Stream of consciousness" and "ownership of thought" in Indigenous people in Central Australia, Leon Petchkovsky
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"Striking a chord" : music, health and wellbeing : current developments in research and practice, Murile Swijghuisen Reigersberg : conference report
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"Stronger Futures" : is disempowering, damaging and doomed to fail, by Ben Schokman
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"Suicide (echo) clusters" : are they socially determined, the result of a pre-existing vulnerability in Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory and how can we contain cluster suicides?, Leonore Hanssens
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"Sung for generations" : "Old" Joe Bungaree's tales about Red Kangaroo, an 18th Century Gamilaraay "Big-Man" of the central Namoi River NSW : the "Red Chief" of Ion Idriess..., documents transcribed, with commentary by Michael O'Rourke
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"Supermabo orders"? : an analysis of the federal scheme for protection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage, Rosemary Margaret Budavari
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"Swapping" native title : an open process?
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"Tackling the back country" : Richard Maurice's expeditions in the Great Victoria Desert, 1897-1903, Tom Gara
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"Talinga", illustration by P. Maltby
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"Talking about alcohol with Indigenous patients" : testing with health professionals the design and content of a brief alcohol intervention flip chart : a report for the Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health, by Maggie Brady
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"Tango Whisky Quebec' : a trip to North West Australia, 18th May 1985 to 6th June 1985, Philip Russell
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"Tasmanian Aboriginality" (some thoughts), Barry H. Brimfield
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"Teaching Aboriginal people to drink sensibly", Garry Stoll
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"Teaching the teachers Indigenous Australian studies" : a project of national significance/, Rhonda Craven
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"Tell me the goss OK": : urban Indigenous girls (re)constructing norms, values and identities through email at school, Ellen Grote
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"Tent Embassy"
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"That's just the way he is" : some implications of Aboriginal mental health beliefs, David Vicary and Tracy Westerman
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"That's my country belonging to me" : Aboriginal land tenure and dispossession in nineteenth century Western Victoria, Ian D. Clark
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"The Beacon" - monthly journal of the Melbourne Unitarian Peace Memorial Church
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"The Lady Northcote" atlas of Australasia : with an historical introduction on the discovery and exploration of Australia by Charles R. Long, geological notes by Leo A. Cotton, and an alphabetical index to places on the maps
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"The Marribank Project - Nyungar Landscapes"
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"The Next Generation" at Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative
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"The Port Stephen's Blacks" : recollections of William Scott, prepared with a foreword by Gordon Bennett
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"The Port Stephen's Blacks" : recollections of William Scott, prepared with a foreword by Gordon Bennett
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"The Stolen Generations and litigation revisited"
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"The bell and the book" or "The clacking of the shoes", by Bill Harney
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"The cakeman" by Robert J. Merritt
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"The consent of the natives": : Mabo and Indigenous political rights, Garth Nettheim
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"The dome of thought, the palace of the soul" : interpreting the craniological morphology of ancient and near-contemporary Australian Aborigines
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"The finest gold fields in the world" : the Austin Expedition to the Murchison in 1854, edited by Peter J. Bridge ... [et al.]
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"The invincibles" : New Norcia's Aboriginal cricketers, 1879-1906
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"The lust to kill" and the Arnhem land sorcerer : an exercise in integrative anthropology, Victoria Katherine Burbank
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"The magical virtue of these sharp things" : colonialism, mimesis and knapped bottle glass artefacts in Australia, Rodney Harrison
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"The old Arafura sea"
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"The opening chapter of the romance of excavation in Australia" : reflections on Norman Tindale's archaeology, M. A. Smith
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"The outskirts of town" : Canberra Grammar School June '04
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"The possible dream" : Germaine Greer with Larissa Behrendt and Lester-Irabinna Rigney; chaired by Professor Mick Dodson : Thursday 7 October 2004, the Hall, National Museum of Australia, Acton
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"The power of knowledge, the resonance of tradition" : electronic publication of papers from the AIATSIS Indigenous Studies Conference, September 2001", edited by Graeme Ward and Adrian Muckle, (electronic resource:)
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"The proper study of mankind-- " : great anthropological collections in Cambridge, by V. Ebin and D.A. Swallow ; foreword by E.R. Leach
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"The tragical history of Doctor Eylmann" : the ethnographer Erhard Eylmann and an assessment of his work, by Vivienne J. Courto
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"The voice of Larrakia": : Larrakia Radio 94.5FM : Darwin Australia
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"The white man never wanna hear nothin about what's different from him" : representations of law's 'other' in Australian literature, (electronic resource)
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"There's no gay people on this reserve", Terrence Sands
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"These men from Palmer River" : final report, Qawanji Ngurrku Jawiyabba
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"These my brethren" : studies in the problem of the Aborigines of Australia and on Christian responsibility and action in regard thereto, compiled by the Rev. W. G. Thomas for the Australian Board of Missions
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"They givin' us headaches and makin' us cry" : Aboriginal education and the future health and community wellbeing of Toomelah and Boggabilla, Serene Fernando
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"They need to know" : growing up on Palm Island, Theresa Illin in conversation with Brian McCoy
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"They seemed unbearably foolish and fragile": : apple trees, intimacy and the strangeness of possession, Lisa Slater
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"They should come and talk" : Aboriginal perspectives on commercial kangaroo harvest in South Australia, Jocelyn Davies...[et al.]
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"This earth has an Aboriginal Culture Inside": : recognising the cultural value of country, Kado Muir
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"This is how we did it" : one Canadian First Nation community's efforts to achieve Aboriginal justice, E. Barry Warhaft, Ted Palys, and Wilma Boyce
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"This is where we all meet" : Aboriginal park dwellers and local authority responses : a call for progressive leadership, B. Selina Hale
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"This very difficult debate about Wik" : stake, voice and the management of category memberships in race politics, Amanda LeCouteur, Mark Rapley, Martha Augoustinos
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"Thumbs up" to Jimmy Little AO, a national treasure
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"Time to bring us into the nation" : let's relinquish the concept of race to build a more perfect Commonwealth, Noel Pearson
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"Too dark to see" : sharing the spirit of the Anzacs
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"Too many Captain Cooks"? : an archaeology of Aboriginal Australia after 1788, Christine Williamson; Rodney Harrison
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"Too many trees!" : Indigenous woodcarving and harvest sustainability in central Arnhem Land, Jennifer Clare Koenig
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"Towards a policy on racism" : workshop 16-12-88, NSW AECG
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"Tradition and authenticity" - the Yorta Yorta case, (electronic resource)
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"Tradition and authenticity" - the Yorta Yorta case, (electronic resource)
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"Tradition" in Oceania and its relevance in a Fourth World context (Australia), Robert Tonkinson
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"Trancing into the desert" : an interview with Jackie Huggins, [Adam Shoemaker]; introduction by Julie Marcus
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"Traumspuren" : Kunst und Kultur der australischen Aborigines : eine Tagung der Ev. Akademie Iserlohn im Institut für Kirche und Gesellschaft der Ev. Kirche von Westfalen in Zusammenarbeit mit der Aboriginal Art Galerie Bähr, Speyer, herausgegeben von Ralph Frieling und Elisabeth Bähr
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"Two Bulla" : contemporary Aboriginal art at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
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"Two hundred years in retrospect" : Kurnell-Sutherland 1770-1970, by John Walker
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"Two way" management in Aboriginal organisations in Central Australia, Wendy Bell & Evelyn Schaber
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"Uniformity of support" for constitutional recognition
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"Until our hearts are on the ground" : Aboriginal mothering, oppression, resistance and rebirth, D. Memee Lavell-Harvard and Jeanette Corbiere Lavell, editors
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"Upper Fitzroy Valley : identification of a nationally significant Indigenous historic and cultural landscape" : an Australian Heritage Commission / Kimberley Land Council Project, Dr Sandra Pannell
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"Us women sharing, walking and talking strong" : indigenous women's conference, Conference co-ordinator: Lynne Matsen ; Conference project officer: Julie Hill ; sponsor: Aboriginal and Islander Community Resource Agency
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"WA v Ward" : the strategic industry perspective, byTanya Heaslip
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"Waitangi : justice and reconciliation", Edward Taihakurei Durie
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"Wake up! repatriation is not the only indigenous issue in archaeology!", Joe Watkins
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"Walytja Tjut̲a " ku, Catherine Winfield and Charlotte Phillipus Napurrula. Art work by Thomas Stevens [et al.]
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"Warriors then ... Warriors still": : Aboriginal soldiers in the 20th century/, by Glen Stasiuk
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"We are all Australian. ...", Kenny Oobagooma
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"We are crying for our land"
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"We are family, we are one" : an Aboriginal Christian movement in Arnhem Land, Australia, Ingrid Slotte
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"We are the Ngunnawal" : an introduction to the Ngunnawal of the Australian Capital Territory and the surrounding area in New South Wales
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"We have left it in their hands" : a critical assessment of principles underlying legal and policy responses to Aboriginal domestic violence ; a location study, Stephanie Therese Jarrett
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"We like to listen to stories about fish" : integrating Indigenous ecological and scientific knowledge to inform environmental flow assessments, Sue E. Jackson and 13 others
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"We must go on weeding out the light-coloured children", Victoria Laurie
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"We need our own food, to grow our own veggies..." : remote Aboriginal food gardens in the Top End of Australia's Top End, Andrew Hume, Kerin O'Dea, Julie Brimblecombe
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"We say NO radioactive waste dump in our ngura - in our COUNTRY", (picture)
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"We want and need to be together...": : calling for a national family counselling consultation conference, National Committee to Defend Black Rights Aboriginal Corporation
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"We will not give up ; mining should never take place on sacred Aboriginal land"
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"We will not give up ; mining should never take place on sacred Aboriginal land"
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"We're just bush mob" : producing Aboriginal music and maleness in a central Australian recording studio, Åse Ottosson
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"We're the mob you should be listening to": : Aboriginal Elders at Mornington Island speak up about productive relationships with visiting teachers, Hilary Bond
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"We're the ones that have to shape our co-existence. ...", Mick Dodson
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"We've got a whole new life ahead of us now" : the first twenty years of Karalundi Aboriginal Education Centre, 1986-2006, Ian Duckham
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"We've heard that you teach mathematics through kinship?", Dr Helen Watson-Verran
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"Weii" C : Adud A
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"What are nice guys like them doing in a place like that?" : education journeys from Australian Indigenous students in custody, by Vicki Adele Pasoe and Kylie Radel
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"What choice do we have: : there's no place for us to go" : young women's emotional and mental health study, Audrey Deemal
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"What might be true" : the diverse relationships of Australian novels to fact, Rebecca McNeer
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"What's in a name?": : Wadjula self-labelling and the process of reconciliation, Farida Tilbury
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"Whatever happened to the long-standing principle that the Crown sets an example to others by behaving as a model litigant?", by Wendy Treasure
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"Where is the story?" : paradoxes in Western Desert Art, submitted by Georges Petitjean
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"Which way?" : difficult options for vulnerable witnesses on Australian Aboriginal land claim and native title cases, Michael Walsh
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"White Australia has a black history" : National Aborigines' week 1987, 7-13 September
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"White Queensland": : the Queensland Government's ideological position on the use of Pacific Island labourers in the sugar sector 1880-1901, Lyndon Megarrity
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"Who steals my purse ...", by John Izzard
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"Who's telling our story?" Archives access, development and training for Aboriginal organisations in Central Australia, by Fabian Hutchinson
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"Why can't they put their names?": : colonial photography, repatriation and social memory, John Bradley, Philip Adgemis & Luka Haralampou
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"Why don't they buy their own houses?" / by John Tomlinson
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"Wild rivers, wild ideas" : emerging political ecologies of Cape York Wild Rivers, Lisa Slater
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"Wis wei youpla health?" : a case study of the nature and extent of community participation in health education decision-making for Torres Strait Islander girls at Bluewater High, Susan L. Whatman, (electronic resource:)
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"Work Completed, Canning" : a comprehensive history of the Canning Stock Route 1906-2010, Phil Bianchi
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"Workability of the Native Title Act (as amended), Michael Hunt
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"Workin' together": : Indigenous perspectives on community development, Marlene Burchill, Daryl Higgins, et. al
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"Yakarti" songs, written by Buck McKenzie, (sound recording)
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"Yes" for Aborigines : write yes for Aborigines in the lower square May 27th, (picture)
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"Yokai" (a shout of victory) : Dumbartung : a twenty year resistance against the exploitation of Nyoongah culture and spirituality, (videorecording)
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"Yoonecarra", by W.H. Honey
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"You Dymphna, will organise..."
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"You can't play with her. She's black"
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"You don't know what you've got till it's gone" : cultural heritage management : policy and practice in two country towns Bowraville and Bellingen, B. Janet Fingleton
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"You really only made it because you needed the money": : Aboriginal women and shellwork production, 1870s to 1970s, Maria Nugent
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"You served your country : Veterans' Affairs would like to help you", (picture)
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"You served your country Veterans' Affairs would like to help you"
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"You'll Get There" ; "Eora" : Aboriginal General Skills Course
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"You're always hearing about the stats ... death happens so often": : new perspectives on barriers to Aboriginal participation in cardiac rehabilitiation, Kate P. Taylor ... [et al.]
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"You're not like other black people", Lisa J. Whop
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"You're not taking my kids"
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"Yulara" - the ashes of a test case, by Judith Kelly
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"Zetumetu" no sinwa o koete: : gendai o ikiru Tasumania senzyuu minzoku [Beyond the myth of "extinction" : Indigenous Tasmanians in contemporary society]
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"b" : Ndjebbana sounds - b, Illustrated by Henry Unindangara
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"there is a different mindset developing in this country", Geoff Clarke
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"there need to be more opportunities ...", Renee Hunter
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"today is our opportunity ...", Joe Ross
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"we must learn to compete ...", David Ross
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"we need to get out and do something to really change our economic status", Judy Butters
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"we need to look for innovative solutions to the issues of Aboriginal equity ...", George Gardiner
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"we want to live together in the Kimberleys - our place", Kurijinpi McPhee
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"what is the road that we are going to share?", June Oscar
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"when they could, they made sure you got a fair share of the game..." /cGeoffrey Bolton
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#Stillwalkingforreconcilaition
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$ 400 fringe camp drink bouts
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$1,000 a week to Island fisherman [Yorke Island]
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$1.3m for Koori hostel
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$1.7bn CRA projects face axe over Mabo
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$1.7m allocated to vacant properties
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$10 million to help northern Australian Indigenous communities explore potential of future carbon markets
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$1000, 000 for turtles
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$10m. aid boost to Aborigines
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$10m. for Aborigines
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$115m injection for indigenous jobs, by Todd Condie
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$11m grant for black education
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$12,500 grant for adult education
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$15 million education boost for Indigenous children : media release, Dr. David Kemp
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$1500 grant for WA trip
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$153,000 for Aboriginal sites survey
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$1m plan for Alice Springs art centre
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$1m to train more Aboriginal lawyers
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$2.6m. in buildings
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$20 000 goes to club with no beer
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$22 million in Aboriginal aid
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$28,000 grant for service
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$2bn diverted from aid for Aborigines, welfare
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$3 billion proposal by Chalco for Aurukun project
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$3 million for 'Make it Count' Indigenous maths program
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$3 million for new reading strategy for Indigenous Australians
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$30 million to Indigenous contractors in just four years - says WMC
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$300,000 for aged in Koori, ethnic groups
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$30m native title deal opens door to Century mine, Scott Emerson and David Fagan
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$30m. for Aboriginal homes
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$33 mil. rock village plan unveiled [Tourist village for Ayers Rock]
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$350,000 BHP art donation
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$38.7m cut to Aboriginal students, Emma Macdonald
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$3m for Aboriginal culture in schools
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$3m. for W.A. Aboriginals
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$3m. to assist W.A. Aboriginals
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$40 000 fund accusation
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$400m to improve plight of Aborigines
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$479, 285 contract for educational facilities
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$5,000 to employ Aboriginal workers
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$50,000 to Islanders
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$500,000 Sydney plan for Aboriginal houses
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$500,000 awards to recognise Australia's leading university teachers
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$500,000 park proposed by Aboriginals
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$540,640 is allocated for Territory Aboriginal enterprises
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$57 000 grant to benefit communities
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$57,000 for work
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$60,000 grant
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$600,000 to kick start accelerated literacy in the NT
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$70m liability in Mabo cost
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$74,800 to help Kooris find work
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$75m arts boost
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$783,794 in arts grants
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$80,000 for W.A. black community
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$91, 000 grant
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' Our community' exhibition, National Museum of Australia, Canberra, 30 June to 30 November 2005, Melinda Hinkson
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' To infuse an universal terror': : a reappraisal of the Coniston killings, Bill Wilson and Justin O'Brien
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' We do not want one who is too old': : Aboriginal child domestic servants in late 19th and 20th century Queensland, Shirleene Robinson
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'"Not one iota": : reflections on the Yorta Yorta native title claim 1994 - 2001, by Wayne Atkinson
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'& so we are "Slave owners"!': : employers and the NSW Aborigines Protection Board Trust Funds, Victoria Haskins
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''Aboriginalism' in Europe: : on the way out?, Christine Nicholls
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''The wonderful beings they had captured': : reading the exhibition of the Australian wild children, Lynette Russell
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'... In the name of all my coloured brethren and sisters...' : a biography of Bessy Cameron, Bain Attwood
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'... Sheer, Utter, European arrogance ...' challenges to the authenticity of rock art sites in the Grampians-Gariwerd region of Victoria, Australia, Ian D. Clark
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'...No jury will convict' : an account of racial killings in Western Australia/, Hannah McGlade & Jeannine Purdy
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'...like an Aborigine' - empathy, Elizabeth Durack, & the colonial imagination, Julie Marcus
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'03 message sticks : a celebration of contemporary Indigenous arts 20 May -02 June 2003, (picture)
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'45 years since the Wave Hill walk-off : Sydney rally in support of Gurindji demands - no to intervention, - no to income management
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'99 it's an ATSIC election year : voting counts, (picture)
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'A Delicious Bundle of Prejudices' : The Australian Life of George William Rusden, Paul Nicholls
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'A Good Show': colonial Queensland at international exhibitions, J.M. McKay
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'A Halo of Protection': Colonial Protectors and the Principle of Aboriginal Protection through Punishment, Amanda Nettelbeck
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'A New Holland half-caste': : sealer and whaler Tommy Chaseland, Lynette Russell
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'A better chance'? -- : sexual abuse and the apprenticeship of Aboriginal girls under the NSW Aborigines Protection Board, Victoria Haskins
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'A box of native things' : ethnographic collectors and the South Australian Museum, 1830's-1930's, Philip G. Jones
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'A chance to be of some use to my country': : Stanner during World War II, Geoffrey Gray
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'A devotion I hope I may fully repay': : Joan Kingsley-Strack, Victoria Haskins
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'A dying race: : the history and fiction of Elizabeth Durack, Kylie O'Connell
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'A future for our children' : report on the visit to North Queensland Aboriginal communities, April-May 1987, Alan Austin, Baptist Social Justice Group (Victoria)
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'A glorious thing is to live in a tent in the infinite': : Daisy Bates/, Jim Anderson
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'A matter of primary importance': : comparing the colonial education of Indigenous children, Amanda Barry
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'A moral force for all Australians': : extract from the address by the Honourable J J Spigelman AC, Chief Justice of New South Wales at the state funeral on 25 October 2000, Honourable J J Spigelman AC
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'A most lowering thing for a lady' : aspiring to respectable whiteness on Ramahyuck Mission, 1885-1900, Joanna Cruickshank
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'A native died sudden at Lake Allallina' / : Luise Hercus and Grace Koch
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'A peep at the blacks' : a history of tourism at Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, 1863-1924, Ian D. Clark
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'A solemn judicial farce, the mere mockery of a trial': : the acquittal of Lieutenant Lowe, 1827, Kelly K Chaves
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'A special class of citizen?', Geoffrey G. Gray
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'Abandonment' or Maintenance of Country? A Critical Examination of Mobility Patterns and Implications For Native Title, Peter Veth
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'Aboriginal steel workers speak', Ngoroe-Kah Indigenous Performance Aboriginal Corporation ; research compiled by John Maynard
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'Aboriginalia' and the politics of Aboriginal kitsch, by Dr Liz Conor
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'Abstudy 2000' proving a raw deal for indigenous students
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'Against native title' : conflict and creativity in outback Australia, Eve Vincent
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'Ah that I could convey a proper idea of this interesting wild play of the natives': : corroborees and the rise of Indigenous Australian cultural tourism, /Michael Parsons
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'All creatures of the living God': : religion and leprosy in turn of the century Queensland, Anne O'Brien
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'All one but different': Aboriginality: national identity versus local diversification in Australia, Barbara Glowczewski
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'Alukura ... for my daughters and their daughters'. : a review of Congress Alukura, Elizabeth Carter ... [et al.]
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'An Australian boy', Ralph Sanderson
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'An attempt to enshrine a dominance' : ideology, ATSIC and the Institute's new Act of 1989, Kingsley Palmer
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'An attitude of respect' : Anna Vroland and Aboriginal rights : 1947-1957, Sitarani Kerin
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'An awful silence reigns' : James Dredge at the Goulburn River, Rhonda Dredge
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'And the meek shall...' : disabling the life world, John von Sturmer
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'Another View' walking trail : pathway of the Rainbow serpent, Donna Leslie
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'Are we in danger of a hostile visit from that Aborigines?' : Dispossession and the rise of self-government in New South Wales, Jessie Mitchell
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'Are you Aboriginal and/orTorres Strait Islander?': : improved data collection at BreastScreen Victoria, Karen Adams, Anna Kavanagh, Jill Guthrie
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'Are'are dictionary, by P. Geerts
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'Assimilation begins in the home' : the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall
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'Aurukun, we're happy, strong people' : Aurukun kids projecting life into bad headlines, Lisa Slater
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'Australia should be there': : Expo '67 and the search for a new national image, James Curran
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'Australia's shadow side' : Arthur Vogan and the black police
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'BELIEF' in the past: : Dempster-Shafer theory, GIS and archaeological predicitive modelling, Shaun Canning
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'Bad Aboriginal' anthropology: a reply to Ron Brunton, James F. Weiner
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'Bannelong sat down to dinner with Governor Phillip, and drank his wine and coffee as usual': : Aborigines and wine in early New South Wales, Julie McIntyre
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'Barle' initiation ceremony
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'Barrier Ranges Gold' : James F. Crawford's report of his Barrier Ranges gold expedition of 1859, edited and with introduction by P.A. Lemay
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'Battlin' for their rights'; : Aboriginal activism and the leper line, Anne Scrimgeour
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'Be Aboriginal' - settler women artists inspired by Aboriginal artists, Lyn A Riddett
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'Before I forget': dementia in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities, Kerry Arabena
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'Beliefs, feelings and justice' Delgamuukw v British Columbia: : a judicial consideration of Indigenous peoples' rights in Canada, Lisa Strelein
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'Believe me' : acts of witnessing in Aboriginal women's autobiographical narratives, Christine Watson
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'Best intentions' lives on : untoward health outcomes of some contemporary initiatives in Indigenous affairs, Ernest Hunter
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'Better to be mistaken than to deceive': the fabrication of Aboriginal history and the Van Demonian record / James Boyce
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'Between knowing and not knowing': : public knowledge of the Stolen Generations, Anna Haebich
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'Beyond the mourning gate: Dealing with unfinished business' - photographs from the Wentworth Lecture, 2000
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'Beyond the mourning gate: Dealing with unfinished business' - photographs from the Wentworth Lecture, 2000
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'Bill' Thomas outback pioneer : autobiography of William Hubert 'Bill' Thomas, compiled by Kevin Thomas
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'Black Velvet' and 'Purple Indignation' : print responses to Japanese poaching of Aboriginal women, Liz Conor
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'Born is nothing': : roots, family trees and other attachments to land in the Victoria River District and the Kimberleys, Patrick McConvell
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'Boss woman, yam' : mediating past and present in Aboriginal culture, Victoria King
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'Both ways' children's services project, authors Lyn Fasoli...[et. al]
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'Bradshaw' art - : an interesting whodunit, or a matter of national importance? : a conspiritorial cover-up or state of collective denial?, By Christopher Brown
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'Bradshaws' - an eastern province?, Paul S.C. Tacon, R.L.K. Fullagar, Ken Mulvaney, Lesley Head
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'Brainwash from English?' : Barunga Kriol speakers' views on their own language, Maïa Ponsonnet
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'Breed out the colour' or importance of being white, Russell McGregor
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'Broome culture' and its historical links to the Japanese in the pearling industry, Lorna Kaino
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'Brown Sugar' gets chance at Aust. title
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'Brown skin baby'
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'Brumby' Leake, by Peter J. Bridge
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'Burr-Gi Wargugu ngu-Ninya Rrawa': : expressions of ancestry and country in songs by the Letterstick Band, Aaron D.S. Corn
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'But most certainly I am Aboriginal': : Maureen Watson speaks to Bronwen Levy
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'But this is about them, not me': : Brook Andrew: Eye to eye in Melbourne, David Hansen
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'By the facts we add to our store': : Lorimer Fison, Lewis Henry Morgan and the spread of kinship studies in Australia, Helen Gardner
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'Bye and bye when all the natives have gone': : Daisy Bates and Billingee, Cynthia Coyne
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'Cabin'd , cribb'd and confin'd': : the White Woman of Gipps Land and Bungalene, Julie E. Carr
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'Can do', Vitascope
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'Captain Cook': : Nangingburra's special rock / Ian S. McIntosh
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'Captains' and 'Selly-welly' : Indigenous women and the role of transactional sex in homelessness, Catherine Holmes and Eva Mcrae-Williams
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'Change is slow' : Indigenous women and unions, Ann Flood
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'Closing the gap' targets are still unmet
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'Cluttering up the department': : Ronald Berndt and the distribution of the University of Sydney ethnographic collection, by Geoffrey Gray
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'Collected' for centuries, Queensland Art Gallery curator, Margo Neale writes..
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'Colliding world's'at Tandanya '13 canoes' at the South Australian Museum, Susan Jenkins
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'Come on in, the water's fine!' : the ethics if writing nineteenth century Aboriginal biographies, Jan Critchett
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'Coming back' : Aborigines and archaeologists at Cuddie Springs, Judith Field ... [et al.]
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'Coming of the Light' Festival and NAIDOC Day celebrations at Erub, Torres Strait
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'Connecting the dots': : the role of psychology in Indigenous Australia, Keith R. McConnochie
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'Constructing Indigenous identity through Western eyes: : the Yorta Yorta case', by Wayne Atkinson
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'Core of my heart, my country' : sharing our real Australian heritage, Nigel Parbury
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'Corroboree' and after: : John Antill as a 'one-work composer'?, David Symons
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'Could you see to the return of my daughter' : fathers and daughters under the New South Wales Aborigines Protection Board child removal policy /
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'Court' in the system : the impact of the circuiting Bush Court upon criminal justice administration and domestic violence prosecution in Aboriginal communities, Natalie Siegel
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'Cranial connections': : Queensland's 'Talgai Skull' debate of 1918 and the custodianship of the past, Murray Johnson
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'Crisis? What crisis?' Australian Aboriginal anthropology, 1988, John Morton
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'Crows', smimming logs and auditory exostoses: : isolation on the Keppel Islands and broader implications, Mike Rowlands
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'Dance through the minefield' : the development of practical ethics for repatriation, Michael Pickering
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'Day of Mourning' site victory
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'Defunct' NIWG to shift native title onus on state bodies
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'Deucem' Smith's Shearer's Award Bequest
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'Developing the Aborigines', Jon Altman
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'Digger Dave' discovers a passion bred in the bone
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'Do not shoot. I am a British Object' : anthropology, the law and native title, Mary Edmunds
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'Doing it our way' : can cultural traditions survive in universtities?, Joan Winch and Ken Hayward
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'Dollar Dave' and the Reserve Bank : a tale of art, theft and human rights, Stephen Gray
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'Don't mention the war': : frontier violence and language of concealment, Robert Foster
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'Down in the gully and just outside the garden walk': : white women and the sexual abuse of Aboriginal women on a colonial Australian frontier, Victoria Haskins
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'Dreamings' and place - Aboriginal monsters and their meaning, Christine Nicholls
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'Dreamtime' and 'The Dreaming' - an introduction, Christine Nicholls
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'Eddie Mabo was a just man': : Native title in the Ngaanyatjarra area, Jan Turner
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'Else He would not have made me what I am' : Aboriginal identity in the Christian context of an Aboriginal Catholic Ministry in Melbourne, Australia, by Simone Keuken
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'Enacted in the destiny of sedentary peoples': : racism, discovery and the grounds of law, Peter Fitzpatrick
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'Endless trouble and agitation': : Aboriginal activism in the protectionist era, Robert Foster
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'Equal to children of European origin': : educability and the civilising mission in early colonial Australia, Amanda Barry
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'Every mother's son is guilty...' : policing the Kimberley frontier of Western Australia 1882 - 1905, Chris Owen
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'Everyday archaeology': : archaeological heritage managemeent and its relationship to native title in development-related processes, Luke Godwin
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'Exotic Bradshaws' or Australian 'Gwion': : an archaeological test, Michael Barry and J. Peter White
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'Fair go'? Equality? The peoples movement for reconciliation (ANTaR) and critical information literacy, Glenn Giles
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'Fallen among thieves' : Aboriginal labour and state control in inter-war Queensland/, Raymond Evans and Joanne Scott
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'Fighting for country' : honouring Aborigines from south west Victoria who served Australia during war time
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'Finch' versus 'Finch-Water': a study of Aboriginal place-names in South Australia, Luise A. Hercus and Vlad Potezny
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'Fire and hearth' forty years on : essays in honour of Sylvia J. Hallam, edited by Caroline Bird and R. Esmée Webb
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'Firing on the mind' : Aboriginal women domestic servants in the inter-war years
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'First world' indigenous internationalism after twenty-five years, by Peter Jull
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'Fit for the gentler sex' : a social and site history of the settlement of Port Darwin and its environs, a commemoration of the contribution women have made to the Territory, prepared for the NT Women's Advisory Council by Helen J. Wilson and Barbara James in association with Mickey Dewar
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'Food to go round' : negotiating healthy eating for management and prevention of type 2 diabetes among some urban Indigenous Australians, Wendy Foley
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'For a brighter day': : Constance Ternent Cooke, Fiona Paisley
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'For remember' : some Aboriginal and white reactions to life histories recently published / Bruce Shaw
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'For the reasons given in Akiba...' : Karpany v Dietman [2013] HCA 47, by Laurren Butterly
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'Forever business: : a framework for maintaining and restoring cultural safety in Aboriginal Victoria, by Richard Frankland, Muriel Bamblett and Peter Lewis
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'Friendly country - Friendly people' : an exhibition of Aboriginal artworks, from the Peoples of the Tanami and Great Sandy Deserts
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'From empires to genocide chic' : coming to terms with the stolen generations in Australia, Stuart Bradfield
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'Game over': : Indigenous Australian sportsmen and athletic retirement, Megan Stronach, Daryl Adair and Tracy Taylor
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'Genocide' site returned to Tas Aborigines
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'Gentle giant' calls it a day at the NLC
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'Genuine engagement' is all important
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'Get tough on crime' policies threaten progress of the Royal Commission, Luke Trenwith
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'Give me back my name': : the 'classification' of Aboriginal people in colonial South Australia, Robert Foster, Peter Muhlhausler and Philip Clarke
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'Give to us the people we would love to be amongst us': : the Aboriginal campaign against Caroline Bulmer's evicition from lake Tyers Aboriginal Station
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'God is love' [:] : representations of Christianity in Indigenous art from Ngukurr, south-east Arnhem Land, ath Bowdler
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'Going back': : journeys with David MacDougall's Link-Up Diary, Catherine Summerhayes
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'Going more than half way to meet them': : on the life and legacy of WEH Stanner, Jeremy Beckett and Melinda Hinkson
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'Good people always crackney in heaven' : mythic conversations in lutruwita, Tasmania / Grant Finlay
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'Grampians' or 'Gariwerd'? : giving students a say
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'Growing up' the Koori Court (gerund), Shepparton: : development discourse and innovation in courts of summary jurisdiction, by Kate Auty
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'Hanging no good for a blackfellow': : looking into the life of Musquito, Naomi Parry
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'Harold' : a personal account, by Kim Walker
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'He showed us the way': : extracts from the eulogy by Pat Turner honouring her uncle, Pat Turner
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'Hear our stories': : child-rearing practices of a remote Australian Aboriginal community, Lyn Byers ... [et al.]
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'Hearing the country': Reflexivity as an intimate journey into epistemological liminalities, John Bradley
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'Hearing', 'seeing'... and 'interpreting' : interpreting for Yolngu in Balanda contexts, ARDS
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'Helping my people'
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'Heritage knowledge': : Indigenous people and fibre plants on the NSW South Coast, Daphne Nash
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'Hillsong Emerge can't be trusted to work with Indigenous communities'
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'His Majesty's most gracious and benevolent intentions' : South Australia's foundation, the idea of 'difference' and Aboriginal rights, Robert Foster
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'History is never bloodless': : getting it wrong after one hundred years of federation, Tony Birch
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'Hot Tubbing' anthropological evidence in native title mediations, Rita Farrell
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'How We Stopped James Price Point Gas Hub', by Peter Robertson
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'How can a whitefella know it all?' Indigenous science - Western science and marine turtles, John J. Bradley
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'How did we do anything without it?' : Indigenous art and craft micro-enterprise use and perception of new media technology, Megan Cardamone and Ruth Rentschler
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'How the Sun was made'; It will live on : the making of 'How the sun was made'
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'Humpies' to houses : Victoria's transitional Aboriginal housing policy 1957-1969, submitted by Corinne Manning
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'I can't follow you on this horde-clan business at all': : Donald Thomson, Radcliffe-Brown and a final note on the horde, Nicholas Peterson
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'I drew very close to these men, sharing their dilemma ...': : Elizabeth Durack, Franchesca Cubillo
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'I hope you will be my frend': Tasmanian Aborigines in the Furneaux Group in the nineteenth century - population and land tenure, Skira, Irynej
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'I just want my human rights' : Native Title and public discourse in Australia, Mary Edmunds
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'I knew I would be lonely for them always' : Donald Thomson and campaigns for Aboriginal rights, Bain Attwood
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'I paint for everyone' - the making of Utopia art, Chrischona Schmidt
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'I reckon they should keep that hut': reflections on Aboriginal tracking in the Kimberley, Jane Balme Sandy Toussaint
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'I'm going to Where-Her-Brisket-Is': : placenames in the Roper/, Brett Baker
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'I'm not here to make pretty patterns', Gabriella Coslovich
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'I'm sorry, very sorry ...', Jo Woolmington
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'If it wasn't for CDEP' : a case study of Worn Gundidj CDEP, Victoria, Raymond Madden
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'If we come together our health will be happy': : Aboriginal men seeking ways to better health, Brian F. McCoy
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'If you have a dream, you make it happen' : approaches to maximising educational engagement among young Indigenous students, R. G. (Jerry) Schwab
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'Impossible to detain ... without chains'? : the use of restraints on Aboriginal people in policing and prisons, Kristyn Harman and Elizabeth Grant
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'In my day, we respected our Elders - we didn't bloody eat 'em' : Peter and Michael Spierig's 'Undead' / Peter Hoskin
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'In the beginning is my end': : the singular art of Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Judith Ryan
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'In the hollow of the heart': : Dorothy Hewett's early imaginative life, Christine Alexander
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'In the interests of our people': : the influence of Garveyism on the rise of Australian Aboriginal political activism, John Maynard
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'Indigenous governance' and Aboriginal political practice : the gulf between in two organisations in the Fitzroy Valley, West Kimberley, Kathryn Ellen Thorburn
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'Indigenous' and 'scientific' knowldge in Central Cape York Peninsula, Benjamin R. Smith
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'Inscribing ' Freud: : a critical review of Celia Brickman's 'Aboriginal Populations in the Mind', Ute Eickelkamp
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'Inside looking out': : Enigmas and variations in Fred Williams, Mary Eagle
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'Interpretting' polychrome painting using DStretch, R.G. Gunn, L.C. Douglas and R.L. Whear
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'Invaders of a peaceful country': : Aborigines and explorers on the lower Victoria River, Northern Territory, Darrell Lewis
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'Investigations' radio program
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'Is this the Spanish Inquisition?': : Legal procedure, traditional secrets and public interest, Nathan Hancock
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'It will enlarge the ideas of the natives': : Indigenous Australians and the tour of Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, Jessie Mitchell
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'It won't matter soon, we'll all be dead': : endangered languages and action research/, Lysbeth Ford and Maree Klesch
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'It's all about respect' : the etiquette of recording Indigenous oral history, Anna Shnukal
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'It's coming yet-' : an Aboriginal treaty within Australia between Australians : Stewart Harris for the Aboriginal Treaty Committee, (picture)
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'It's not as easy as just walking in the door' : interpretations of Indigenous people's access to health care, David Paul
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'It's still in my heart, this is my country' : the single Noongar claim history, South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council, John Host with Chris Owens
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'Joyous maggots': : the symbolism of Yolngu mortuary rituals, Howard Morphy
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'Just an ordinary thing', Tony Ozies and Tamara Hunter
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'Just like a 'nun's picnic?', Mark Finnane
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'Just you and the paper and the pen': : an interview with Angeline O'Neill, Richard Wilkes
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'Karroo: : mates' - Communities reclaim their images, Heather Goodall
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'Keep the magistrates straight' : magistrates and Aboriginal 'management' on Australia's north-west frontiers, 1883-1905, Amanda Nettelbeck
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'Keeping up the culture': : Gunai engagements with tourism, Sylvia Kleinert
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'Killing with kindness': : Daisy Bates and New Norcia, Bob Reece
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'Kitchen fragments and garden stuff': : Poor law discourse and Indigenous people in early colonial New South Wales, Anne O'Brien
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'Land for health services deal shameful' / by Andy O'Brien
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'Law' and 'custom' as anthropological and legal terms, Bruce Rigsby
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'Learning to walk behind; learning to walk in front: : a case study of the mentor program at Yirrkala Community Education Centre, Nalwarri Ngurruwutthun & Ann Stewart
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'Less than freehold'?: : How the Native Title Act conceptualises native title, Jim Fingleton
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'Less was hidden among these children' : Geza Roheim, anthropology and politics of Aboriginal childhood, John Morton
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'Lest we forget' : creating an Australian national identity from memories of war, Clemence Due
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'Light in the darkness: : Elizabeth McKenzie Hatton, John Maynard
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'Lines': : leading out of sight?, Rex Butler
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'Listen to us' : using the views of WA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people to improve policy and service delivery, Commissioner for Children and Young People, Western Australia
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'Little children' and big sticks, Ernest Hunter
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'Little more than a clanging gong': : the promise and progress of reconciliation, by Andrea Durbach
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'Local' and 'diaspora' connections to country and kin in Central Cape York Peninsula : l, Benjamin Richard Smith
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'Logging destroys Noongar spirituality'
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'Looking for new lights': : Torres Strait Islanders and the Pacific War, Betty Osborne
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'Lovable natives' and 'tribal sisters': : feminism, maternalism, and the campaign for Aboriginal citizenship in New South Wales in the late 1930s, Victoria Haskins
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'Mabo dreaming' : the Federal Court's picture of native title after Mabo (No 2), with particular reference to the Miriuwung and Gajerrong people's litigation, Michael Barker
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'Mad Jack' : the murder of Paul Conde at Yampi Sound and the lost silver mine of Hadji Ibrahim, Peter J. Bridge
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'Mainstreaming' Indigenous inequality as disadvantage and the silencing of 'race' in Australian social, educational and vocational training policy, Stella Coram
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'Marked by darkness and by blood and one thousand powder-burns': : The Proposition, by Dave Hoskin
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'Me write myself' : the free Aboriginal inhabitants of Van Diemen's Land at Wybalenna, 1832-47, Leonie Stevens
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'Memories in the landscape': : the role of performance in naming, knowing, and claiming Yanyuwa country, Elizabeth Mackinlay
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'Men are tougher, bigger, and they don't act real girlie': : Indigenous boys defining and interrogating masculinities, Wayne Martino & Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli
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'Might be something', Tim Rowse
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'Milliya Rumurra - brand new day', by Deidre Ikin
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'Missing the point' or 'what to believe - the theory or the data': : rationales for the production of Kimberley points, Kim Akerman
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'Moongunya' (coal) : the birth of Collinsville, author Margaret Delamothe, researcher Peter Delamothe
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'More than love': : locality and affects of Indigeneity in Northern Queensland, Benjamin Richard Smith
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'Motika' Dreaming, Jacqueline Healy
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'Mr Bradshaw's drawings': : reassessing Joseph Bradshaw's sketches, Michael P. Rainsbury
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'Mr Chinnery should be given the recognition he deserves': : EWP Chinnery in the Northern Territory., Geoffrey Grey
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'Mr Neville did all in [his] power to assist me": A.P. Elkin, A.O. Neville and anthropological research in northwest Western Australia, 1927-1928, Geoffrey Gray
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'Mrs Bon's verandah full of Aboriginals': : race, class, gender and friendship, Liz Reed
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'Munjong', by Richard Walley ; directed by Cheryl Ahoy and Sue Fell
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'Murri way!' : Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders reconstruct social welfare practice, Robyn Lynn ... [et al.]
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'Mutual obligation', the CDEP scheme, and development: : prospects in remote Australia, Jon Altman
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'My art talks about link' [:] : the perigrinations of Yolngu art in the globalised world, Jessica de Largy Healy
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'My country': : a history of the Djadja Wurrung 1837-1864, Bain Attwood
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'My dear Spencer' : the letters of F.J. Gillen to Baldwin Spencer, edited by John Mulvaney, Howard Morphy and Alison Petch
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'My island home': : riot and resistance in media representations of Aboriginality / David Hollinsworth
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'National Aborigines' Day' display featuring work by Percy J Trezise at the Menzies Library, Australian National University
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'Native title and land justice' : the Victorian Traditional Owners Land Justice Group/, Bob Nicholls, Graham Atkinson and Mark Brett, (electronic resource)
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'Neo-liberal/"advanced liberal" tendencies in contemporary Aboriginal Affairs', Tim Rowse
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'Never ask a question unless you know the answer': : anthropology and the formation of public policy, Kingsley Palmer
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'Never forgotten': : Pearl Gibbs (Gambanyi), Stephanie Gilbert
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'Nirunja' (woman) bringing water
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'Nitmiluk': : an Aboriginal rock song about a place, Peter Dunbar-Hall
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'Nitmiluk': : song-sites and strategies for Aboriginal empowerment, Chris Gibson
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'No man's land' : camps at Corindi Lake south, [research, writing and design: Cheryl Brown, Wendy Beck, Dee Murphy, Tony Perkin, Anita Smith, Margaret Somerville]
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'No shame' for mental health help
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'No white man on the station but myself' : whiteness as a category of analysis for the Reverend Francis Tuckfield, Sam Ritchie
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'Nobles and savages' on the television, Frances Peters-Little
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'Normal crime' and cases involving Aboriginal people/, Chris Charles
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'Not a problem!' : the role of denial in good and bad Indigenous health, by Darren Garvey
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'Not the slightest shred of evidence': a reply to Philip Clarke's 'Response to "Secret Women's Business"'
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'Nothing has changed' : the making and unmaking of Koori culture/, Tony Birch
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'Nothing has changed': : the making and unmaking of Koori culture, Tony Birch
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'Now we got truck everywhere, we don't travel anywhere': : a phenomenology of travelling by community mutika in the northern Kimberley, Western Australia, Anthony Redmond
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'Nowadays with glass': regional variation in Aboriginal bottle glass artefacts from Western Australia, Rodney Harrison
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'Ohne neid' ('without jealousy'): : Moravian missionaries ' ideas of land ownership in colonial Victoria, Felicity Jensz
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'Old lady mob': : interview, Christine Nicholls
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'One of the mission blacks': : girlhood and education on a Queensland Aboriginal reserve, Hope Neill
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'One size fits all'? A response to Zuckerman and Walsh ' Stop, revive, survive: Lessons from the Hebrew revival applicable to the reclamation, maintenance and empowerment of Aboriginal languages and culture', Christina Eira
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'Only teachers, nurses and wives': : women on Methodist Mission in Arnhem Land, Gwenda Baker
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'Options for the future of Indigenous Australia': : young Indigenous people at the Australia 2020 Summit, by Eugenie Flynn, Adele Cox and Tim Goodwin
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'Our civilisation has rolled over thee': : Edward M Curr and the Yorta Yorta native title case, Samuel Furphy
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'Our home, our land ... something to sing about': : an indigenous music recording as identity narrative, Karl Neuenfeldt and Kathleen Oien
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'Our primary aim is to have land access ourselves, to occupy our lands, to visit our lands', Brian Wyatt
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'Our primary aim is to have land access ourselves, to occupy our lands, to visit our lands', Brian Wyatt
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'Our reality' : why and how Indigenous communities relate to the non-Indigenous world, Alison Anderson
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'Our struggle as Kimberley Aboriginal peoples is for the recognition of inherent and fundamental rights, interests and responsibilities in land', Wayne Bergmann
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'Our struggle as Kimberley Aboriginal peoples, is for the recognition of inherent and jundamental rghts, interest and responsibilities in land, Wayne Bergmann
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'Out of hand' - The battles of Neville Bonner, Tim Rowse
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'Panyappi' - Indigenous youth mentoring project
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'Part and parcel'- : blade industries and modern human behaviour, Iain Davidson
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'Peoples' and 'populations': : Indigenous peoples and the rights of peoples, Garth Nettheim
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'Peoples', 'islands' and succession, Nicolas Peterson
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'Plain English instead of hard words' : English language encounters in a remote Aboriginal community, Annie Kennedy and Kurt Seeman
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'Play about': : Aboriginal graffiti in central Australia/, Richard Kimber
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'Point of View" interview with Peter Ucko, Principal of AIAS
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'Political timetables trump workable timetables' : Indigenous constitutional recognition and the temptation of symbolism and substance, by Megan Davis
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'Poor Black Bastard can't shake-a-leg': : humour and laughter in urban Aboriginal north Queensland, Australia, Megan B. McCullough
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'Prisoner of protection' and 'His people live'
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'Promise me you'll come to my funeral': : putting a value on Wiradjuri life through death /c Gaynor Macdonald
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'Protect, respect and remedy': : working to integrate the rights and concerns of Indigenous peoples into a new UN framework on business and human rights
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'Pushing buttons' : an evaluation of the effect of Aboriginal income management on commercial gambling expenditure, by David Lamb and Martin Young
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'Quite another world of Aboriginal life': : Indigenous people in an evolving museumscape, Eric Venbrux
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'Rabbit-Proof Fence'/, Matthew Dillon
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'Race' in contemporary Anthropology, Bruce Rigsby
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'Racial profiling': : DNA forensic procedures and Indigenous people in Victoria, Greg Gardiner
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'Racism' blamed for remote death
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'Racist' bill on way
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'Rare work amongst the professors': : the capture of indigenous skulls within phrenological knowledge in early colonial Australia, Paul Turnbull
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'Real' Aborigines and 'real' archaeology: Aboriginal places and Australian historical archaeology, Sarah Colley and Anne Bickford
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'Reality check' may improve family services, by Tania Cutting
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'Recognition and justice': : the traditional/historical contradiction in New South Wales, Gaynor Macdonald
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'Reconciliation & land justice: : you can't have one without the other' - reflections on the future directions of the Yorta Yorta land claim/, by Wayne Atkinson
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'Reconciliation: : an educational process'
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'Refugees from wild time', David Trigger
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'Religion', 'magic', 'sign' and 'symbol' in Stanner's approach to Aboriginal religions, Ian Keen
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'Right way' 'til I die': : Chrisitinaity and kin on country at Hermannsburg, Diane J. Austin-Broos
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'Right wrongs, write yes': : the 1967 Federal Referendum on 'Aboriginal rights', John Farrell
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'Road Rules' : an understanding beyond sanctions, by Tony Birch
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'Rock paintings are stories' - : rock art and ethnography in the Laura (Quinkan) region, Cape York Penninsula, Noelene Cole
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'Same bodies, different skin' : Ruth Heathcock, Karen Hughes
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'Same time poison, same time good tucker': : the cycad palm in the south west of Carpentaria, John J Bradley
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'Save the people': : ES Parker at the Loddon Aboriginal Station, Heather Holst
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'Scientific and cultural vandalism' : the Academy's failure to accept the validity of the return of Aboriginal cultural heritage material, Mark Harris
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'Sea long stretch between': : perspectives of Aboriginal fishing on the south coast of New South Wales in the light of Mason v Tritton, Brian Egloff
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'Sea of Hands' wins human rights award
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'Second-hand realities': : Erich Fried and Tasmania, Billy Badger
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'Serving two masters', Leigh Woolcock
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'She's not one of us': : Cathy Freeman and the place of Aboriginal people in Australian national culture, Toni Bruce , Emma Wensing
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'Signal' stencils?, G.L. Walsh
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'Sing loud, breakthrough the silence': : musical responses to the national apology to the Stolen Generations, Katelyn Barney
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'Skateboarding along the aisles of cathedrals' or sentimental politics?: The Wootten report on Boobera lagoon, Anonymous/Samizdat
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'Skelettdelar skall ge oss ro'
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'Slave buildings', Hannah McGlade
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'Small enough to be agile' : a South Australian roundtable, Wendy Walker
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'Snapshots of adventitious content' : the assessment of oral and historical evidence in native title claims, Harriet Ketley and Clare Ozich
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'Snapshots of adventitious content': : the assessment of oral and historical evidence in native title claims/, Harriet Ketley and Clare Ozich
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'So let us seize the day': : where to after the Apology?, by David Hollinsworth
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'Socialist paradise' or 'inhospitable island'? : visitor responses to Palm Island in the 1920s and 1930s, Toby Martin
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'Some call it culture': : Aboriginal identity and the imaginary moral centre/, Norm Sheehan
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'Something to hide': : Aborigines and the Department of External Affairs, January 1961-January 1962, Jennifer Clark
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'Songlining' White Spaces : Re-jigging Indigenous modes of Cultural Practice in Art Galleries and Museums
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'Sorry business is Yapa way': : Warlpiri mortuary ritual as embodied practice, Yasmine Musharbash
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'Speaking what our mothers want us to say' : Aboriginal women, land and the Western Women's Council in New South Wales, 1984-85, Heather Goodall
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'Squatting' on crown lands in New South Wales, by J. F. Campbell ; edited and annotated by B.T. Dowd
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'Steal away' : the fundamentals of Aboriginal removal in Queensland, Raymond Evans
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'Stealem away' launched
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'Sticking up for the land' : Aboriginality, mining and the lived effects of native title /cEve Vincent
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'Still taking our language' : language research and intellectual property : project summary and collections, Dr. Christina Eira
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'Stolen children' report unworthy, Ron Brunton
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'Stone fish?' : a hitherto unrecorded class of stone artefact from the coastal Pilbara, Kim Akerman
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'Stories for country' : oral history and Aboriginal land claims, Ann McGrath
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'Strange paintings' and 'mystery races': Kimberely rock-art, diffusionism and colonialist constructions of Australia's Aboriginal past, Ian J. McNiven & Lynette Russell
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'Stuff at the core of land rights claims': : the Strehlow Collection, Robyn Smith
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'Such a Longing' : black and white children in welfare in New South Wales and Tasmania, 1880-1940, Naomi Parry, (electronic resource)
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'Sugar, tea-leaf, flour and meat' : issues surrounding Indigenous poverty : some lessons from the Understanding Poverty Project, Jeannette Johnson
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'Survive' theme at Sydney concert, by Yatu Widders Hunt
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'Syndrome X': : the silent plague threatening the world's oldest culture, Jeff McMullen
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'Talking with Yagan's head' : the poetry of John Mateer, Michael Heald
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'Teaching the Teachers' launch, Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation
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'Ten Canoes' shines at Cannes
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'Test 'im blood': : subsections and shame in Katherine, Toni Bauman
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'That Migloo shit' : the clash of cultures in Aboriginal short fiction, Xavier Pons
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'That child is my hero': : an interview with Alf Taylor
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'That didjeridu has sent them mad', Murray Garde with Peter Danaja and Tom Djelkwarrngi Wood
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'That was slavery days' : Aboriginal domestic servants in New South Wales in the twentieth century, Inara Walden
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'That's discrimination!' : Indigenous peoples' experiences of discrimination in the Northern Territory, by Fiona Allison, Melanie Schwartz and Chris Cunneen
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'That's how much your justice is worth' : an overdue account of Aboriginal political agency; 'Protests, landrights and riots; postcolonial struggles in Australia in the 1980s', Aboriginal Studies Press, $39.95 pb, 216 pp, 9781922059345, Richard J. Martin
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'The Corrugated Violin Show'
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'The Elders know ... the white man don't know': : offenders' views of the Nowra Circle Court, by Kathleen Daly and Gitana Proietti-Scifoni
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'The First Bushfire Brigade'
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'The History Wars': : The 2003 Russel Ward Lecture University of New England, Armidale 1 May 2003, Stuart Macintyre
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'The Holy Grail' or 'the Good, the Bad and the Ugly'? : a qualitative exploration of the ILUAs agreement-making process and the relationship between ILUAs and native title, Dr Deirdre Howard-Wagner and Amy Maguire
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'The Northern Territory Native Industrial Mission', Kaparlgoo, 1899 to 1983, by Philip Freier
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'The cost of a wounded society': : reparations and the illusion of reconciliation, Andrea Durbach
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'The falling sky': : symbolic and cosmological associations of the Mt William greenstone axe quarry Central Victoria, Australia, Adam Brumm
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'The importance of absolute accuracy'. : Anthropology and native title, Mary Edmunds
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'The landscape is a series of stories' : grindstones, quarries and exchange in Aboriginal Australia : a Lake Eyre case study, Isabel Mcbryde
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'The life, the loves, of that dark race': : the ethnographic verse of mid-nineteenth-century Australia, John O'Leary
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'The miserablest people in the world': : race humanism and the Australian Aborigine, Kay Anderson, Colin Perrin
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'The most sickening piece of snobbery I have ever heard': : race, radio listening, and the Aboriginal question in 'Blue Hills', Michelle Arrow
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'The mother of the home': : Jennie Parsons Smith, hristine Brett Vickers
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'The myth of equality : the denial of citizenship rights for Aboriginal people in Western Australia, Tamara Hunter
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'The other fellow' : Fred Maynard and the 1920s defence of cultural difference, by John Maynard
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'The police appear to be a useless lot up there': : law and order in the East Kimberley 1884-1905, Chris Owen
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'The political context in which we find ourselves: : linking the 'practical' and the 'symbolic' in Indigenous affairs, by Stuart Bradfield
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'The potential diversity of things we call TV':Indigenous community television, self-determination and NITV, Ellie Rennie and Daniel Featherstone
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'The privilege of employing natives': : the Quan Sing affair and Chinese-Aboriginal employment in Western Australia, 1989-1934, Victoria Haskins
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'The productions of Aboriginal states': : Australian Aboriginal and settler exhibits at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1855, Elizabeth Willis
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'The puzzle of humanitarianism in Australia since European colonisation', by Liz Reed
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'The queen gave us the land': : Aboriginal people, Queen Victoria and historical remembrance, Maria Nugent
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'The quiet revolution'? : Indigenous employment, the mining boom and official statistics, Francis Markham and Jeremy White
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'The same but different': : Aborigines, eugenics and the Harvard-Adelaide Universities' Anthropological Expedition to Cape Barren Island Reserve, January 1939, Jacqueline D'Arcy
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'The silence was everywhere', Greg Lehman
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'The spirit, the heart and the power': : an interview with the 'Stiff Gins' on music, friendship and history, Therese Davis
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'The transmission of stories, history and cultural knowledge within the Noongar community is alive and well' /
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'The transmission of stories, history and cultural knowledge within the Noongar community is alive and well', Darryl Pearce
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'The world is watching' town camp takeover, by Amy McQuire
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'Their Darkest Hour': : the films and photographs of William Grayden and the history of the 'Warburton Range controversy' of 1957, Pamela Faye McGrath and David Brooks
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'Their share of the struggle': : innovation and experimentation in desert arts, Kieran Finnane
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'Their ultimate absorption' : assimilation in 1930's Australia, John Chesterman and Heather Douglas
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'There are vegetables every year Mr Green was here': : right behaviour and the struggle for autonomy at Coranderrk Aboriginal Reserve, Richard Broome
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'There is nothing that identifies me to that place': : Indigenous women's perceptions of health spaces and places, Bronwyn Fredericks
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'There never has been such a thing as a kin-based society': : a review article, Laurent Dousset
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'There's this world too' : Nicolas Rothwell. Another Country, Black Inc., $32 pb, 305 pp 1863953825, Nicholas Jose
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'These things take time': : Central Australian rock-art in context / | June Ross, Leo Abbott
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'They bin make us go artist now': : East Kimberley painters on the art world
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'They made a solitude and called it peace', Marcia Langton
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'They may say tourist, may say truly painting' :baesthetic evaluation and meaning of bark paintings in western Arnhem Land, northern Australia, Luke Taylor
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'They went home' : racialised spaces in contemporary picture books, Clare Bradford
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'They weren't separated': : missions, dormitories and generational health, Brian McCoy
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'They're not listening to us'
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'Thinking black', Nicholas Brown
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'Thinnamunday' : developing the Narrabri dance clan, by Denni Scott Davis
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'This is as much as we can do': : Aboriginal domestic violence, Stephanie Jarrett
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'This is our way': : two Australian exhibitions of Torres Strait Islander Art and culture, Exhibition reviews by Jude Phillip
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'This music crept by me upon the waters' : recollections of researching Torres Strait Islander music, 1958-1961
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'Thou shall not bear false witness against us no more': : 2nd National Indigenous Art Triennial
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'Thursa, turtle, Myrtle, tortoise' : the good self tells a story, Jennifer Rutherford
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'To put on record as faithfully as possible: : Catherine Martin, Margaret Allen
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'To sit down and write that book', interview with Jackie Huggins [conducted by] Chris Watson
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'Tomorrow comes when tomorrow comes': : managing Aboriginal health within an ontology of life-as-contingent, Daniela Heil, Gaynor Macdonald
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'Too hard to handle': : Indigenous victims of violence with disabilities, by Kylllie Cripps, Leanne Miller and Jody Saxton-Barney
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'Too long, that wangga': : anaysing wangga texts over time, Lysbeth Ford
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'Too sociological'? : revisiting 'Aboriginal territorial organization', Nicolas Peterson
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'Touches of nature that make the whole world kin' : Furphy, race and anxiety, Frances Devlin-Glass
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'Treaties', 'agreements', 'contracts', and 'commitments' - : what's in a name? | the legal force and meaning of different forms of agreement making, David Llewellyn and Maureen Tehan
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'Truth integrity & a little gossip': : magazine coverage of Aboriginality and the law in Australia, Alan Mckee and John Hartley
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'Twixt heather and wattle : poems, by Joan Torrance ; illustrated by Tom Roberts...et al
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'Two excellent girls' : Cissy and Clara McLeod, the Northern Territory 'half-caste' foster daughters of Captain and Mrs Mugg, Steven Farram
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'Under the influence': : the collaborative world of Lin Onus
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'Unequal justice': : colonial law and the shooting of Jim Crow, Barry Patton
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'Universities are not the safe places we would like to think they are, but they are getting safer' : Indigenous women academics in higher education/, by Bronwyn Fredericks
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'Valuing Yolngu Knowledge in the Education System' - photographs from the Wentworth Lecture given by Raymattja Marika in 1998
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'Vote yes for Aborigines', Jennifer Clark
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'Wandering girl': : who defines 'authenticity' in Aboriginal literature?/, Sonja Kurtzer
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'Wanton with plenty': : Questioning ethno-historical constructions of sexual savagery in Aboriginal societies, 1788-1803
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'We Aboriginal people are the first custodians of this country and have to be recognised fairly uniquely and to have a say', Fred Taylor
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'We Aboriginal people are the first custodians of this country and have to be recognised fairly uniquely and to have a say.', Fred Taylor
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'We are Lutherans from Germany': : music, language, social history and change in Hopevale, Muriel Swijghuisen Reigersberg
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'We are all here to stay' : citizenship, sovereignty and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous peoples /
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'We are all of one blood' : a history of the Djabwurrung Aboriginal people of western Victoria, 1836-1901, Ian D. Clark
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'We are all of one blood' : a history of the Djabwurrung Aboriginal people of western Victoria, 1836-1901, Ian D. Clark
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'We are all of one blood' : a history of the Djabwurrung Aboriginal people of western Victoria, 1836-1901, Ian D. Clark
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'We are truly sorry', Bishop Kevin Manning
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'We couldn't tolerate any more' : the Palm Island strike of 1957, Joanne Watson
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'We don't do dots - ours is lines': : asserting Barkindji idenity, Lorraine Gibson
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'We don't have anyone with dementia here' : a case for better intersectorial collaboration for remote Indigenous clients with dementia, Melissa A. Lindeman ... [et al.]
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'We don't leve our identities at the city limits' : Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in urban localities, Bronwyn Fredericks
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'We don't want to chase 'em away': : hauntology in Central Cape York Peninsula, Benjamin Richard Smith
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'We got our own management': : local knowledge, government and development in Cape York peninsula, Benjamin Richard Smith
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'We grew up this place': : Ernabella Mission 1937-1974, Carol Ann Pybus
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'We just crying for our country': : 'The boycott' and the Goulburn Islanders, Gwenda Baker
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'We know that Indigenous language do not have a place of power in Australia' : recognition for the linguistic rights of Indigenous Australia, Mark Harris
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'We know the Aboriginies are dying out': : Aboriginal people and the quest to ensure their survival, Wave Hill Station, 1944, Geoffrey Gray
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'We mob gotta hold up this country' : Warumungu women's ritual responsibility, by Kimberly A. Christen
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'We need diverse books because' : an Indigenous perspective on diversity in young adult and children's literature in Australia
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'We now need a big non-commercial show of living art in Paris to keep up the momentum', Jeremy Eccles
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'We say sorry": : Apology, the law and theatricality, Theron Schmidt
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'We think that this subject of the native races should be thoroughly gone into at the forthcoming exhibition': : the 1866-67 Intercolonial Exhibition, Penelope Edmonds
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'We want to put our culture out to the world' : "Yolngu Boy", the latest in Aboriginal and youth cinema, Anitra Nelson
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'We won't be moved', by Christine Howes
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'We're a Dreaming Country' : Guidelines for Interpretation of Aboriginal Heritage (2012), (electronic resource:)
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'We're the mob you should be listening to' : Aboriginal Elders talk about community-school relationships on Mornington Island, Hilary Bond
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'Wellnigh impossible to describe': dioramas, displays and representations of Australian Aborigines, Lynette Russell
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'What a howl there would be if some of our folk were so treated by an enemy': : the evacuation of Aboriginal people from Cape Bedford Mission, 1942, Jonathan Richards
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'What business have you here?', James Boyce
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'What do we want?' : a political history of Aboriginal land rights in NSW, Heidi Norman
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'What is Australia, anyway?": : the glorious limitations of the Miles Franklin Literary Award, by Patrick Allington
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'What is East Perth's Heritage? :, Melissa Milton-Smith
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'What matters is the girth of its belly. Can it swallow us or not?'' : Shifting values towards new models of teaching in Aboriginal schools, R. G. Smith
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'What really happened' versus 'what we can prove': : tension between the roles of Coroner and DPP in Queensland
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'What we said': Indigenous voices on the NT Intervention
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'What's in a name?' naming as a management tool in site protection, Ian D. Clark
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'What's up?': : Indigenous families learning together, Carolyn Broadbent and Maureen Boyle
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'Whatever her race, a woman is not a chattel': : Mary Montgomery Bennett, Allison Holland
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'When you have no law you are nothing': : Cane Toads, social consequences and management issues, Kathryn A. Seton & John J. Bradley
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'Where are you between?' / Geri Pancini
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'Where's my money?'
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'Where's your country"? : new approaches for working with problematic alcohol use among Indigenous Australians in and urban setting, Jill Guthrie ... [et al.]
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'Which bloke would stand up for Yalata?': : the struggle of an Aboriginal community to control the availability of alcohol, Maggie Brady, Joe Byrne, Graham Henderson
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'Which way our cultural survival?, The Review of Aboriginal Involvement in the Management of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area
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'Whitewash' confirms the fabrication of Aboriginal history/ Keith Windschuttle
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'Why this law? : Vagaries of jurisdiction in coronial reform and Indigenous death prevention, Rebecca Scott Bray
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'Wild white men' in Queensland : a monograph, by Sir Raphael Cilento and Clem Lack
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'Wild white men' in Queensland : a monograph, by Sir Raphael Cilento and Clem Lack
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'Will the real Aborigine please stand up' : strategies for breaking the stereotypes and changing the conversation, Scott Gorringe, Joe Ross and Cressida Fforde
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'Winning' native title: : the experience of the Nharnuwangga, Wajarri and Ngarla people, by Michelle Riley
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'With outstretched arms ...' : Sisters of St John of God, children, patients and friends post-war Broome, Derby, Beagle Bay, impressions by Elizabeth Durack ; foreword by Pat Jacobs
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'Women sing up big' : the growth of contemporary music recordings by Indigenous Australian women artists, Katelyn Barney
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'Women singing up big': : the growth of contemporary music recordings by Indigenous Australian women artists, Katelyn Barney
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'Working for' and 'working' among Western Arrente in Central Australia, Diane Austin-Broos
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'Working with in an imperfect system: : a conversation with the Circuit's Ross Hutchins, Dave Hoskins
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'Worrying about our land' : conceptualising land rights 1963-1971, Julie Fenwick
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'Would have known it by the smell of it': : Ella Hiscocks, Anna Cole
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'Writing in the eye of a storm' : response to Gaynor Macdonald's review article of Ngarrindjeri Wurruwarin, Diane Bell
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'Yamaji Experience' a success
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'Years ago some lived here': : Aboriginal Australians and the production of popular culture, history and identity in 1930s Victoria, Sianan Healy
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'Yet another end of another Aboriginal filmmaker's journey' : a personal account of Aboriginal documentary filmmaking in the ABC, Frances Peters-Little
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'You are ... my anthropological children': : AP Elkin, Ronald Berndt and Catherine Berndt, 1940-1956, Geoffrey Gray
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'You better be proud', Chris Sarra, photography by Eddie Safarik
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'You got any truck?' : vehicles and decentralised mobile service-provision in remote Indigenous Australia, W. Fogarty, (electronic resource)
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'You have all this place, no good have children ... ' : Derrimut: traitor, saviour, or a man of his people?, Ian D. Clark
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'You keep it : we are Christians here' : repatriation of the secret sacred where Indigenous world-views have changed, Kim Akerman
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'You mob all agree? : the chronic emergency of culturally competent engaged Indigenous probelm solving, by Toni Bauman
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'You shouldn't have to hide to be safe' : a report on homophobic hostilities and violence against gay men and lesbians in New South Wales, prepared [by Urbis Keys Young] for the NSW Attorney General's Department - Crime Prevention Division on behalf of the Network of Government Agencies (NOGA): Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Issues
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'You were born to tell these stories' : the edu-ma-cations of Doctor Ruby, Suvendrini Perera
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'You would have loved her for her lore' : the letters of Daisy Bates, Bob Reece
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'You would have loved her for her lore': : the letters of Daisy Bates, Bob Reece
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'You write it down and bring it back ... that's what we want' - revisiting the 1948 removal of human remains from Kunbarlanja (oenpelli), Australia, Sally K. May, Donald Gumurdul, Jacob Manakgu, Gabriel Maralngurra and Wilfred Nawarridj
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'You'll get nothing out of it'?: : the inquest, police and Aboriginal deaths in colonial Queensland/, Mark Finnane and Jonathan Richards
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'Your genre is black' : Indigenous performing arts and policy, Hilary Glow and Katya Johanson
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'Yurung Dhaura' team
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'[The Sydney school] seem[s] to view the Aborigines as forever unchanging': : southeastern Australia and Australian anthropology, Geoffrey Gray
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'a triune anthrpologist appears'?: : Gerhardt Laves, Ralph Piddington and Marjorie Piddington, La Grange Bay, 1930, Geoffrey Gray
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'gettin em n keepin em' : Indigenous issues in nursing education, Sally Goold
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'language to save the innocent': : Reverend L. Threlkeld's linguistic mission, David Andrew Roberts
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'no moral doubt...' : Aboriginal evidence and the Kangaroo Creek poisoning, 1847-1849 / | Jane Lydon
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'tall man' by Vernon Ah Kee, Alisa Duff
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'there is nothing that identifies me to that place' : Indigenous women's perceptions of health spaces and places, Bronwyn Fredericks
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'there were good times...', Olive Knight
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'we're not truckin' around' : on and off-road in Samuel Wagan Watson's Smoke Encrypted Whispers, Katherine Bode
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(Double Case-marking) Aboriginal languages of the Gascoyne-Ashburton Region, (electronic resource)
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(Double case-marking) Aboriginal languages of the Gascoyne-Ashburton region, (electronic resource)
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(High Court of Australia) Neal ..appellant and The Queen .. respondent on appeal from the Supreme Court of Queensland
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(Old lore, new law): : a Noongar woman's perspective on the treaty process, Kooraar Beertwah, Kaaralyung Beediyar [and] Wadjella Kudaginy
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(Re) collections : developing a metadata application profile for the Quinkan culture matchbox, (electronic resource)
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(Re)presented pasts : historical and contemporary constructions of Australian Aboriginalities, Lynette Wendy Russell
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(The) 1967 (referendum) and all that : narrative and myth, Aborigines and Australia, Bain Attwood and Andrew Markus
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(This often) sympathetic collaboration: anthropologists, academic freedom and goverment, 1927-1952, Geoffrey Gray
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(dream)fish : from the centre to the sea [program]
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(significance) : a guide to assessing the significance of cultural heritage objects and collections, Heritage Collections Council
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(significance) : a guide to assessing the significance of cultural heritage objects and collections, Heritage Collections Council
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**REQUIRED FIELD**
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*Darramu ga wunggan, Wurrmitjin
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--same but different-- : vom Umgang mit Vergangenheit : Tradition und Geschichte im Alltag einer nordaustralischen Aborigines-Kommune, Britta Duelke
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-Ku then and -Da now in Gugu - Yalanji
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-jangka, text & artwork P. J. Langdon
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-wana, text & artwork : P. J. Langdon
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... To do what, and with what, and to whom..
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... and mining
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... and presenting Johburgs finest (and off the record) boys in blue [tape recordings of police interviews]
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... and then there were three : good and bad news from the linguistic scene
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... and why Blacks open new land front [outstations and land claims in the Borroloola area]
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... for the spirit-child growing in my sister's womb
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... out of the valley of darkness : a review of
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... reviews the National Aboriginal Consultative Committee [letter on the role, functions, powers and achievements of the NACC]
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... the bad old days of the bad old Board... conflict between the administration and residents of the Lake Tyers Aboriginal Reserve. 1918-1957
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...'to turn those poor unenlightened people into an important degree of civilisation...? : Rethinking Governor Macquarie's Aboriginal policy /cPatricia Hale and Tanya Koeneman
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...And one for the walkabout
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...And the new policies in action..