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0855754915 03 02 0855754915 03 9780855754914 15 9780855754914 CA http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855754915.htm 1 A01 Aboriginal Studies Press WTRM Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 19960101 01 841 mm 02 1189 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 24.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 19960101 0855754923 03 02 0855754923 03 9780855754921 15 9780855754921 CA http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855754923.htm 1 A01 Aboriginal Studies Press WTRM Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 19960101 01 841 mm 02 1189 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 24.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 19960101 0855754966 03 02 0855754966 03 9780855754969 15 9780855754969 CA http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855754966.htm 1 A01 Aboriginal Studies Press WTRM 02 The Aboriginal Australia map is the only map available that attempts to represent all the language groups of Australia's Indigenous people. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20051201 01 594 mm 02 420 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 14.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20051201 0855754974 03 02 0855754974 03 9780855754976 15 9780855754976 CA http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855754974.htm 1 A01 Aboriginal Studies Press WTRM 02 Derived from the award-winning The Encyclopedia of Aboriginal Australia, the map attempts to represent all the language groups of Australia's Indiginous people. This attractive and useful map is an ideal educational tool for use in classrooms and libraries. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20051201 01 594 mm 02 420 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 14.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20051201 085575446X 03 02 085575446X 03 9780855754464 15 9780855754464 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/085575446X.htm 1 A01 Bauman, Toni 2 A01 Wells, Samantha 208 JFSL9 02 To most visitors and locals, Darwin is a vibrant, tropical city in the Top End. Although not always obvious, Darwin is also a living Aboriginal cultural landscape. Aboriginal Darwin peels back layers to show the rich heritage and complex cultures of Aboriginal people, both before and since colonisation. It includes contemporary and historical sites: from the harbour to the beaches, monsoon forests, gardens, parks, camping places, exhibitions, cultural displays and buildings in the CBD. Includes information about sites not accessible to visitors. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20060901 01 240 mm 02 170 mm 08 440 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 34.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20060901 0855754982 03 02 0855754982 03 9780855754983 15 9780855754983 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855754982.htm 1 A01 Tatz, Colin 2 220 JHBZ 02 A portrait of life, and of self destruction, by young Australian Aboriginal men and women. The author suggests we look to our Australian Aboriginal history for an understanding of this relatively recent phenomenon. That so many young Australian Aboriginal people prefer death to life implies a rejection of what we, in the broader Australian society, have on offer. It reflects our failure, as a nation, to provide sufficient incentives for young Aborigines to remain alive. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20050901 01 216 mm 02 140 mm 08 350 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 34.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20050901 0855753706 03 02 0855753706 03 9780855753702 15 9780855753702 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855753706.htm 1 A01 Hinkson, Melinda 174 WTH 02 Researched and produced by AIATSIS in consultation with major NSW Aboriginal organisations and land councils. Aboriginal Sydney is both a guide book and an alternative social history told through 50 places of significance to the citys Indigenous people. The sites and their accompanying stories and photographs, evoke Sydneys ancient past and celebrate the living Aboriginal culture of the present. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20010101 01 240 mm 02 170 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 34.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20010101 9780855756161 03 03 9780855756161 15 9780855756161 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/9780855756161.htm 1 A01 MacDougall, Jill 2 A12 Taylor, J 48 Y 02 Cheeky dogs, slippery snakes and crocodiles with big smiles join Anna in this collection of lively illustrated poems. With warmth and respect, were taken into the childrens lives as they camp under the stars, go hunting for tucker and play footy in the dust. Anna the Goanna provides rare insight into the richly textured lives of contemporary Indigenous children. The poems are rhythmic and memorable, with a jaunty beat. Theyre designed specially for school performances and presentations. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20080301 01 270 mm 02 210 mm 08 207 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 19.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20080301 0855752564 03 02 0855752564 03 9780855752569 15 9780855752569 BB http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855752564.htm 1 A01 Cruse, Beryl 2 A01 Kirby, Rebecca 3 A01 Stewart, Liddy 4 A01 Thomas, Steven 32 YFT 02 This delightful story, created by Aboriginal students from the south coast of New South Wales, tells of the lives of the Bittangabee tribe. Beautifully illustrated with the help of local primary school children, the story follows Ninima and his family on their long summer journey into the mountains to collect Bogong moths, and then home again to the sea. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 19940101 01 210 mm 02 270 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 22.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 19940101 0855753676 03 02 0855753676 03 9780855753672 15 9780855753672 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855753676.htm 1 A01 Tatz, Colin 2 A01 Tatz, Paul 282 WS 02 A comprehensive published pictorial collection of Aboriginal sporting achievement: past and present. Black Gold honours all who have leapt the twin hurdles of racism and competition to realise their talents. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20000101 01 270 mm 02 210 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 29.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20000101 0855754575 03 02 0855754575 03 9780855754570 15 9780855754570 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855754575.htm 1 A01 Davenport, Sue 2 A01 Johnson, Peter 3 A01 Yuwali 304 HBJM 02 In 1964, a group of 20 Aboriginal women and children in the Western Desert made their first contact with European Australians patrol officers from the Woomera Rocket Range, clearing an area into which rockets were to be fired. They had been pursued by the patrol officers for several weeks, running from this frightening new force in the desert. This is their story told through oral history, archival research, photographs, and rare film footage. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20051101 01 270 mm 02 225 mm 08 570 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 45.00 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20051101 0855755334 03 02 0855755334 03 9780855755331 15 9780855755331 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855755334.htm 1 A01 Strelein, Lisa 288 LNSP 02 Native Title has dramatically altered the law and public policy in Australia. It has a fundamental impact on social relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. The courts have played a central role in its development, and continue to do so. Twelve years have seen the evolution of native title: from uncertain foundations to an arguably compromised, jurisprudence. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20060501 01 230 mm 02 152 mm 08 420 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 39.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20060501 0855755490 03 02 0855755490 03 9780855755492 15 9780855755492 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855755490.htm 1 A01 Pascoe, B 272 JFSL9 02 Convincing Ground is a wide ranging, personal and powerful work which resonates with historical and contemporary Australian debates about identity, dispossession, memory and community. For Pascoe, the Australian character was not forged at Gallipoli, Eureka and the back of Bourke, but in the more satanic furnace of Murdering Flat, Convincing Ground and Werribee. He knows we cant reverse the past, but we can bring our soul in from the fog of delusion. He proposes a way forward, beyond shady intellectual argument and immature nationalism: strengths intact; weaknesses acknowledged and addressed. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20070401 01 230 mm 02 150 mm 08 570 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 39.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20070401 0855755482 03 02 0855755482 03 9780855755485 15 9780855755485 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855755482.htm 1 A01 Nakata, Martin 304 JFSL9 02 An exploration of the way knowledge is produced within academic disciplines and then reproduced as public knowledge and used by governments. Nakata, a Torres Strait Islander academic, casts a critical gaze on the 1890s Cambridge Expedition researchers to the Torres Strait. He meticulously analyses the linguistic, psychological, anthropological and other scientific projects of the expedition, and offers an astute critique of their research methods and interpretations. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20070301 01 234 mm 02 152 mm 08 480 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 44.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20070301 0855753064 03 02 0855753064 03 9780855753061 15 9780855753061 BE http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855753064.htm 1 A01 Eidelson, Meyer 168 WTM 02 Describes the places holding great historical and cultural significance for Melbournes Aboriginal people. Includes archaeological sites and artefacts, as well as modern Aboriginal plant trails and cultural places. Locations have been mapped onto cycling and walking maps for easy exploring. Places featured are located in many of Melbournes finest landscapes. An easy-to-use way of exploring the best of Melbourne. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 19971201 01 215 mm 02 130 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 19.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 19971201 0855754486 03 02 0855754486 03 9780855754488 15 9780855754488 BB http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855754486.htm 1 A01 Keeffe, Kevin 394 JFSL9 02 While Patrick Dodson's bearded image is well known, the remarkable history of this outstanding Aboriginal leader has never before been told. In Paddy's Road, Kevin Keeffe brings us stories of Dodson's life woven from interviews, government archives and family stories. This source material and Keeffe's social and political analysis uniquely describe the life and the political, cultural and spiritual beliefs of Australia's first Aboriginal Catholic priest who was also a land rights activist, Royal Commissioner and founder of Australia's reconciliation movement. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20030101 01 257 mm 02 182 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 29.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20030101 0855755466 03 02 0855755466 03 9780855755461 15 9780855755461 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855755466.htm 1 A01 Kidd, Roslyn 208 KFCP 02 Details the Qld governments nearly 100 year stranglehold on Aboriginal peoples lives and earnings. Lays bare its (mis)management, and its conditional offer of up to $4000 compensation, representing for some a lifetimes work. Refutes the Beattie Governments claim it would win legal action by demonstrating ample precedence for our courts to declare they have a duty to account. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20060901 01 230 mm 02 152 mm 08 430 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 39.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20060901 0855753978 03 02 0855753978 03 9780855753979 15 9780855753979 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855753978.htm 1 A01 Muir, Hilda Jarman 156 JFSL9 02 Very Big Journey is the life of a remarkable Australian. Wrenched from her family and impounded in a half-caste home, Hilda went on to raise a large family, survive Cyclone Tracy, present a writ to the High Court and, finally, travel back to her Yanyuwa land. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20040101 01 210 mm 02 147 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 29.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20040101 085575544X 03 02 085575544X 03 9780855755447 15 9780855755447 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/085575544X.htm 1 A01 van Toorn, Penny HB 02 This enthralling new history of Aboriginal writing challenges conventional beliefs about how and when Indigenous authorship began. This book deals with real stories of how Indigenous Australians used writing and reading to negotiate a changing world, to challenge their oppressors, to preserve country and kin. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20060701 01 230 mm 02 154 mm 08 500 gr UNIREPS 02 21 02 39.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20060701 0855755008 03 02 0855755008 03 9780855755003 15 9780855755003 BC http://www.unireps.com.au/isbn/0855755008.htm 1 A01 O'Brien, May L. 2 A12 Wyatt, Sue 32 DSY 02 This is a story of the time when the earth was young and the land was being created. It tells of a powerful and awesome water snake called Wunambi. The Wongutha people of the Eastern Goldfields area of Western Australia say that this huge creature roamed the earth, and that the great tracks it made became the creeks and rivers we know today. Aboriginal Studies Press 01 Aboriginal Studies Press 04 20051201 01 250 mm 02 215 mm UNIREPS 02 21 02 19.95 UNIREPS 05 AU 04 01 20051201