This study concerns an Aboriginal group from Perth and the towns of Western Australia who
call themselves Nyungars. Nyungar was originally the word meaning'man'or'person'in the …

First I would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which I speak, the
Ngunnawal people. My talk is about some of the experiences I had researching the topic of …

In this article I examine the ways in which relationships between people and place constitute
the factors that were influential in the historical development of a particular Aboriginal …

[Preface]: This book is dedicated to the First People of the Warwick area. The portrayal of
history in Australia frequently neglects to address Aboriginal people at all or with the …

ROFESSOR MICK DODSON has written that as “the fulcrum and the map of indigenous law
and power” Aboriginal kinship and family structures have been the target of “the unilateral …

Aboriginal marriage practices in southeast Queensland have been very much altered over
the past 100 years with the impact of colonisation and subsequent historical events. These …

Much of the'new history'of Aboriginal contact with Europeans in Australia lacks an adequate
socio‐cultural understanding of Aboriginal society and its diversity. Attempts to produce …

My contact with Australia's Aboriginal people began in 1969 when, following in the footsteps
of Fred Rose and Peter Worsley, I visited Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria to …