101. Aboriginal Studies - Subject Guide - University Of Tasmania Library The Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal australia. Cent Ref DU 120 .E58 1994 australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies. http://www.utas.edu.au/library/info/subj/aboriginal.html

UTAS Home Contacts Search UTAS Library Home Catalogue Search Databases E-journals ... A-Z index Aboriginal Studies Subject Guide Where do I start my research? What are some good Web sites? How do I find books on my subject? How do I cite and manage my sources? ... Past exams For help: Email: MML.Reference@utas.edu.au Phone: 6226 2229 Ltn.Reference@utas.edu.au Phone: 63243359 Go to: Morris Miller Library Launceston Campus Library Riawunna Contact: Kate Gordon , Liaison Librarian, Aboriginal Studies Hobart. Vanessa Warren , Liaison Librarian, Aboriginal Studies, Launceston. Where do I start my research? A good way to start your research is to define your topic by using subject dictionaries and to find background information in encyclopaedias such as: Aborigines and the issues: information and resource catalogue Ltn Ref 016. 30589915 M472a 1986 Australian encyclopaedia Morris Miller Ref DU 90 .A82 1996 Dictionary of race and ethnic relations Morris Miller Ref GN 496 .C37 1997

102. New Statesman - John Pilger Pays Tribute To The Aboriginal Community aborigines comprise less than 3 per cent of the Australian population, and 60per cent of the inmates of the country s prisons; once inside, http://www.newstatesman.com/World/200407120005

@import url(http://www.newstatesman.com/style/main.css); Contact us About New Statesman Advertising Sponsorship ... Login Registered user login: Email Password Only have a subscriber code? Forgotten password? Return to: Home Society Society John Pilger pays tribute to the Aboriginal community John Pilger Published 12 July 2004 Print version Listen RSS Aboriginal children today have the same life expectancy as white children in 1900. Yet most Australians can't understand why there was an uprising in Sydney this year On 8 July, BBC2 showed an outstanding documentary called The Boy from the Block , which deserves to be repeated. It is about Australia and opens with a picture-postcard view of a beach and its board riders and bikinis, and progresses to the popping of corks at a smart Sydney art gallery. Here is the Australian bourgeoisie at its most relaxed: drinking good wine, partaking of culture and making money. A young woman is asked what she likes most about Aboriginal art, which the gallery is featuring. "Oh, it's a great investment," she says. "For me, it's like superannuation." The camera pulls back to show the Aboriginal artist, the guest of honour, surrounded by white art lovers. Everyone is smiling. If you are a talented Aboriginal artist, says the voice-over, everyone wants to be your friend. If you are not like her, almost no one wants to be your friend. The reporter is David Akinsanya. I heard about his film when I was in Sydney earlier this year. He is a black Briton with a way of reporting that is devoid of television's cliches and veiled insincerity. In his film, he achieves what his Australian equivalents rarely do - that is, the few who try. He tells the truth about the heartbreaking, shaming treatment and abandonment of Aboriginal Australia.

103. History: Category Website List: Australia's Culture And Recreation Portal Aboriginal australia has one of the largest collections of Aboriginal art, Special accent is on Aboriginal australia, and more specifically on the http://www.cultureandrecreation.gov.au/website/category/ZXJA~History

Skip to content Skip to navigation Skip to search culture.gov.au Connecting you with Australian culture online Browse by audience Browse by category Browse by location Category definitions ... Submit a website Top Stories Christmas season celebrations in Australia Australian weather and the seasons Great Barrier Reef European discovery and the colonisation of Australia ... The Australian Gold Rush Website list Category is History. 277 websites found from 3988. Page 1 of 14. Refine your search: Subcategory Australian History Consulting Services Genealogy Research Collections Tourism Any Location Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia Web Any Audience Children Cultural professionals Families Indigenous People with disabilities Researchers Sports professionals Tourists Women Young people 37th Battalion (more info) Anzac Research is a site dedicated to The Anzacs of WW1. On the site you can view newspaper clippings, the honour roll, memorials, letters home and stories by the men of the 37th battalion. You can also join the 'Association of Friends and Family of ... A Place to Think (more info) The A Place to Think website celebrates 60 Years of Film Australia and provides exclusive access to materials sourced for the Moving History documentaries by independent documentary producer John Hughes including; a graphic history of Film Australia,...

104. Aboriginal Art R994.0049915 ENC The Encyclopedia of Aboriginal australia R994 BUR BurnamBurnam’s Aboriginal australia. VERTICAL FILES, VIDEOS http://www.adelaidehs.sa.edu.au/ahsintranet/subjects/Arts/aboriginal_artP.html

~ Aboriginal Art ~ This PATHFINDER is a guide to print and non-print resources within and beyond the Adelaide High School Resource Centre. Searching the Amlib catalogue will produce results that include websites - a couple of clicks and you are in the web site! [available within school only] This Pathfinder contains information in the following types of resources. Reference Collection for a quick overview Subject Headings - to use as key search terms on the internet or any library catalogue Newspapers and Magazines - for up-to-date information on current issues and events. Newstext Searches - Newstext is the online archive for many Australian newspapers. Within school you should check here for previously downloaded searches, or request a new one from the teacher librarian. Guidelines Vertical Files - clippings and brochures housed in the filing cabinets at the back of the RC To access these files, use the same method as for other Resource Centre resources - search the catalogue, using your key words and subject headings - it will list any relevant VF [vertical files] amongst your search results. Internet Sites save yourself some time with these pre-selected sites!

105. Resources To Support The Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Examines the culture and traditions of Aboriginal australia. Click on subjectheadings (eg Aboriginal australia ..an excellent list). Enhance TV http://www.narrabundahc.act.edu.au/students/assparesources.html

106. The Digital Library Of The Commons Totemism, Regions, and Comanagement in Aboriginal australia. Rose, Deborah Bird.1998. Totemism, Regions, and Co-management in Aboriginal australia. http://dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/archive/00000145/

Digital Library of the Commons Home Browse Search User Services ... Related Sites Totemism, Regions, and Co-management in Aboriginal Australia Rose, Deborah Bird. 1998. "Totemism, Regions, and Co-management in Aboriginal Australia." Presented at "Crossing Boundaries", the seventh annual conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, June 10-14. Full text available as: PDF Abstract (From the Author's Introduction) "My broad purpose here is to lay out some of the ground on which ethical dialogue toward co-management may take place. At this time co-management is something to be worked toward rather than something that has been achieved, as Nonie Sharp contends. The ground of 'working toward' must be founded in ethical dialogue if co- management is to be mutual. Such a ground requires reflexivity and critique. Thus, an examination of western preoccupations explores some limits to western thought, limits which only become apparent by moving outside of them. "Analysis of management of common property resources in Aboriginal Australia has been hindered by a number of western preoccupations: that hunter-gatherer peoples do not manage resources, but only make use of them; that totems stand for or symbolise something other than themselves; that the boundaries of local land-based groups are congruent with boundaries of responsibility; that a discourse of rights, and particularly of property rights, is capable of encapsulating an indigenous jurisprudence. Each of these preoccupations limits inquiry and fails to do justice to Aboriginal people's thought and practice. I propose to examine each of them, because each derives from a fundamental aspect of western world views, and therefore wields power in polities dominated by western conquest.

107. The Redfern Statement - Paul Keating, Australian PM - Redfern, 10 December 1992 How well we know what Aboriginal australians know about australia. Where Aboriginal australians have been included in the life of australia they have http://www.mountainman.com.au/redfern.htm

The Refern Statement Paul Keating, Australian Prime Minister International Human Rights Day (10 December 1992) Redfern Park, Sydney - Australian launch of the United Nations International Year for the World's Indigenous People. Web Publication by Mountain Man Graphics, Australia The Redfern Statement Ladies and Gentlemen, I am very pleased to be here today at the launch of Australia's celebration of the 1993 International Year of the World's Indigenous People. It will be a year of great significance for Australia. It comes at a time when we have committed ourselves to succeeding in the test which so far we have always failed. Because, in truth, we cannot confidently say that we have succeeded as we would like to have succeeded if we have not managed to extend opportunity and care, dignity and hope to the Indigenous people of Australia - the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people. This is a fundamental test of our social goals and our national will: our ability to say to ourselves and the rest of the world that Australia is a first rate social democracy, that we are what we should be - truly the land of the fair go and the better chance. There is no more basic test of how seriously we mean these things. It is a test of our self-knowledge.

108. Gary Foley's Koori History Page - Speech #1 On 26 January 1988, Aboriginal australia celebrated and gave a great show of I believe that Aboriginal australia politically is in a very healthy http://www.kooriweb.org/foley/essays/speech1.html

For Aboriginal sovereignty by Gary Foley This article is based on a speech by Gary Foley to the Rainbow Alliance conference held in Melbourne in March 1988, and subsequently published in Arena (#83, 1988) Too many Australians find it very difficult to accept that Aboriginal people are capable of controlling their own affairs; are capable of doing things better than your so-called white experts can. And as a result we are perceived NAIHO has been perceived as a threat, especially by the bureaucrats. For 15 years they've done everything possible to try and starve that organisation of resources when at the same time that organisation has done unbelievable things. It has not only overcome immediate problems within the communities where it operates but has also strengthened politically and nationally the Aboriginal community. What was potentially a politically disastrous year for Aboriginal people has been transformed into a great success for us. The bicentennial seems to have fizzled out a little bit lately. Not too many people seem all that interested in it. But lots of people, both within Australia and overseas especially, are vitally interested in what's happening in Aboriginal Australia. Now you can go and set up Rainbow Alliances and whatever you like but it is important that you learn that we don't want you to come and say to us ''what can we do to help you?' It's important that you look at the true history of our political struggle, especially in the last 20 years or so, and come to the realisation that we've got a lot to teach you about how to build a grass roots movement from the bottom up, not from the top down. I think if you look at the way in which the Aboriginal movement has organised itself, you will see that we didn't start off by a few hot-shots getting together and making decisions on behalf of the people at the bottom. It began from the bottom up, from the community out, identifying specific problems in a given community and then helping people gain knowledge and information about what was going on around them.

109. The Native Born Victoria National Gallery of Victoria, undated. Sutton, Peter, ed. DreamingsThe Art of Aboriginal australia. New York George Braziller Publishers, 1988. http://www.asiasociety.org/arts/nativeborn/bibliography.html

110. Australian Aboriginal Studies - Aboriginal Resources - Academic Info Online resources on Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People. http://www.academicinfo.net/ausab.html

Academic Info Australian Aboriginal Studies - Directory of Online Resources Home Search Index Contact ... Australian Studies Aboriginal Studies Table of Contents General Links (below) Digital Library Indigenous Languages Legal Issues Archaeology ... Organizations Additional Pages of Interest Anthropology Canadian First Nations Native American Studies Links General Resources Start with Aboriginal Studies World Wide Web Virtual Library "This document keeps track of leading information facilities in the field of Australian Aboriginal studies and is maintained in conjunction with the Center For World Indigenous Studies' (CWIS) Indigenous Studies WWW Virtual Library ." Edited by T. Matthew Ciolek AusAnthrop: Anthropology and Aboriginal Australia "This site is dedicated to research and resources in anthropology, for academics as well as the layman. Special accent is on Aboriginal Australia, and more specifically on the Western Desert cultural bloc. However, other resources are, and future resources will be, of interest to a wider public, whether anthropologists or not." Database on Tribes and Languages "...is an on-line database on Australian Aboriginal tribes, nations, languages, and dialectal groups. It is a reference database that should help to find a tribe or language from the many alternative names and spellings used in the literature. The database contains alternative names, some places of location, bibliogrpahic references, a links to archival files at the South Australian Museum, linguistic classifications such as those by the SIL (Summer Institute of Linguistics) and the AIATSIS (Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies), as well as the name given in EAA (Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia)."

111. Bibliography For Australian Aboriginal Studies A selected bibliography for understanding Aboriginal Australian issues, bothhistorical and present. http://www.synaptic.bc.ca/ejournal/bib-abn.htm

112. Aboriginal Studies - Art & Culture Paintings and limited edition prints by Australian Aboriginal artists together Wholesalers and Retailers of Australian Aboriginal Arts and Crafts http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVLPages/AborigPages/Art.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree Asian/Pacific Studies Search Engines Aboriginal Studies WWW Virtual Library The Internet Guide to Aboriginal Studies Edited by Dr T. Matthew Ciolek Est.: 15th Apr 1994. Last updated: 21 Jun 2007. This document is a part of the Aboriginal Studies WWW Virtual Library and keeps track of leading relevant University and Governmental information facilities. Please mail tmciolek@ciolek.com if you are interested in administering any specific area within this Virtual Library. Your feed-back will be gratefully appreciated. This page is regularly updated. It is optimised for transmission speed, not for fancy looks. All links are inspected and evaluated before being added to this Virtual Library. Web ciolek.com Aboriginal Studies Virtual Library General Resources Koori Web Resources University Programs Governmental Web Resources ... Aboriginal Online Bookstore Search for artists, paintings, objects and traditional music in Australian Aboriginal Art web sites worldwide ABORIGINAL ART AND CULTURE Aboriginal Art and Didgeridoo (www.aboriginalartshop.com, Australia)

113. About Australian Aboriginal Culture - The World's Longest Continuous Culture? Indigenous Australian Culture is ancient and utterly distinctive. This briefintroduction starts with the dreamtime and concludes with current issues facing http://www.didjshop.com/shop1/AbCulturecart.html

INFORMATION New to Didjshop Aboriginal Culture Aboriginal Stories ... Shopping Australian Aboriginal Culture Australian Aboriginal culture can claim to be the oldest continuous living culture on the planet. Recent dating of the earliest known archaeological sites on the Australian continent - using thermo-luminescence and other modern dating techniques - have pushed back the date for Aboriginal presence in Australia to at least 40,000 years. Some of the evidence points to dates over 60,000 years old. The hallmark of Aboriginal culture is 'oneness with nature'. In traditional Aboriginal belief systems, nature and landscape are comparable in importance to the bible in Christian culture. Prominent rocks, canyons, rivers, waterfalls, islands, beaches and other natural features - as well as sun, moon, visible stars and animals - have their own stories of creation and inter-connectedness. To the traditional Aborigine they are all sacred: environment is the essence of Australian Aboriginal godliness. Out of this deep reverence for nature Aborigines learned to live in remarkable harmony with the land and its animals.

114. Aboriginal Australia Tours & Travel http://www.aboriginalaustralia.com.au/

Aboriginal Experiences EXPERIENCE ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIA Aboriginal culture and its intricate links with the Australian landscape has become a growing fascination to a global audience. show you the path. top For additional itineraries that feature more of Australia - Just ask! TOURS NORTHERN TERRITORY Manyallaluk (ex Katherine) Bodeidei Safari Camp (ex Katherine) Anangu Waai - Uluru Mt Borradaile Safari Camp ... Pitjantjatjara 5 Day Tour (ex Ayers Rock) QUEENSLAND Kuku-Yalanji Dreamtime Tours Guurrbi Tours (ex Cooktown) Cape York Turtle Rescue - Mapoon Aurukun Wetland Charters - Cape York ... Daintree Dreaming NEW SOUTH WALES Aboriginal Cultural Cruise - Sydney Blue Mountains Walkabout Mungo National Park Sunset Tour and Day Tour VICTORIA Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre Worn Gundidj - Tower Hill Reserve TASMANIA Tailor Made Tasmania SOUTH AUSTRALIA Iga Warta (Flinders Ranges) Coorong Wilderness Lodge Aboriginal Cultural Tours Yorke Peninsula Bookabee Tours ... Adelaide Cultural Tours WESTERN AUSTRALIA Bungoolee Tours (Fitzroy Crossing) Lombadina Nagula Tour (Broome) Chile Creek Community ... Hell West and Crooked document.write(code);

115. Discover - Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Resources They provide a diverse range of information on Australian Aboriginal and Torres Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies http://www.nla.gov.au/guides/discoverguides/ATSI.html

116. Healing Lifestyles And Spas Magazine - FOR MORE THAN 40000 YEARS, THE ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIAN PEOPLE HAVE carried on a Performed by the therapist (with permission from Aboriginal Australian http://www.healinglifestyles.com/articles/2005/1/aboriginal_text.htm

117. Aboriginal Art Catalog: Paintings And Information For Gladdy Kemarre Of Australi Australian Aboriginal Art and Paintings Information, seminars, exhibitions,sale, professional advice. http://www.aboriginal-art.de/art_eng/ver_gk_.htm

Gladdy Kemarre Exhibitions and Literature English / Deutsch Current Exhibition Internet Tour of Paintings Artists The Gallery in Speyer ... Journal Articles Outback Photos Central Australia Northwest Australia North Australia Map of Australia ... Literature Group Exhibitions Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australien Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australien Utopia - A Picture Story, Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Adelaide; The Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin; The Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork; Limerick City Gallery of Art, Limerick; Meat Market Gallery, Melbourne Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australien Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australien Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australien Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australien Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australien Nangara. The Australian Aboriginal Art Exhibition from the Ebes Collection, Brugge, Belgien Kult(o)urnacht, Aboriginal Art Galerie Baehr, Speyer, Deutschland Collections National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

118. Wikipedia:Australian Collaboration Of The Fortnight/Removed - Wikipedia, The Fre Is Australian Aborigine, and certainly just Aborigine, pejorative? I was underthe impression that Aboriginal Australian was the preferred term. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Australian_Collaboration_of_the_Fortnight

Wikipedia:Australian Collaboration of the Fortnight/Removed From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Wikipedia:Australian Collaboration of the Fortnight Jump to: navigation search This is a list of articles which failed to become Australian Collaboration of the Fortnight . They either failed to generate interest, content, or did not meet Wikipedia criteria for articilization. If you feel either of those three things has changed, you can resurface them if you want, or even create the article all by yourself. When nominations are removed from the WP:ACOTF page, they should be added to the end of this page. Contents Archives Nominations not selected Gold Coast, Queensland Sydney Opera House ... edit Archives /Archive 1 /Archive 2 (June-December 2006) edit Nominations not selected edit Gold Coast, Queensland Nominated on December 22 ; needs 2 votes by January 4 to remain listed. Removed 5 January 2007. Support: Punk Boi 8 23:51, 21 December 2006 (UTC) Comments: I don't think it needs it - it is an extremely long article and is probably close to GA status already. Chuq 00:05, 22 December 2006 (UTC)

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