9974610000000085558372XPetrie, Thomas,1831-1910.Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland (dating from 1837) /recorded by his daughter Constance Campbell Petrie.Reminiscences of early Queensland[2nd ed.]Turrbal people E86; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Gubbi Gubbi language E29; Yuggera language E23; Yugembah language E17E86; E29; E23; E17Hawthorn, Vic. :Lloyd O'Neil Pty Ltd.,1975319 p. :front., plan on endpapers22 cm.Australian classicsLanguage in the publication reflects the creator's attitude or that of the period in which it was expressed and is considered inappropriate or offensive today.;The majority of the contents were originally published in the Queenslander as articles; first published in book form in 1904 by Watson, Ferguson, Brisbane.;Summary of contents: Bonyi (Bunya) feasts in Blackall Range; cannibalism, body ornaments, painting and cicatrisation; 2 corroboree songs - words with music transcript; medicine men; magic stones, burial customs, method of discovering murders; Kippa and Mallara ceremonies of initiation, ritual decoration, ceremonial fighting, bora ring sites around Brisbane area; removal of finger joint (females); Exchange of goods at corroborees; Dream beliefs; Native remedies for sickness, curative properties of dugong; Methods of hunting and fishing, use of porpoises; types of food and preparation, obtaining of water, making fire; Canoe making, types of huts, weapons (including shields), vessels, string and basket making; Types of games; physical characteristics; Legends; Inter-tribal marriage; Early clashes and murders; inter-tribal relations - Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Bribie Island (Yarun), Moroochy, Brisbane groups; Notes on Bribie Island Aboriginal Reserve; trackers, Expedition to Wide Bay River in 1842 - encounters with natives (Andrew Petrie); List of places, names, plants, and trees with word list of approximately 60 words (Bribie Island, Maroochy, Glass House Mountain dialect994.31092;301.45/19/910943Queensland--History--1824-1900; Queensland--Social life and customs--1824-1900; Brisbane (Qld.)--History--1824-1900.Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910.;Petrie, Andrew,1798-1872.Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East.; Language - Vocabulary--AIATSISS; Hunting, gathering and fishing--AIATSISS; History - Frontier conflict - Queensland--AIATSISSPetrie, Constance Campbell,1873-1926.http://archive.org/details/cu31924063745495Internet Archive
9973040000000001875158146 (pbk.)Kuuk nanganma contam =the gospel according to John, Kuuk Thaayorren, in the Thaayorre languageKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Toowong, Qld :Jollen Press,1992115 p. :ill., maps21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit226.5059915Hall, Allen;Norman, Georgina
997304000000000187515826X (pbk.) (<v.1.>);1875158413 (pbk.) (supp.)Foote, TomKuuk Thaayorre dictionary /Tom Foote, Allen HallKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Brisbane :Jollen Press,1992-1995viii, 239 p. :1 map30 cm.<Vol. 1.> Thaayorre/English - <v. 2.> English-Thaayorre.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15321Thayore language--Dictionaries--EnglishHall, Allen
9973040000000000858831384Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)The sentence in Wik-Munkan :a description of propositional relationships /by Barbara J. SayersWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Canberra :Department of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, ANU,1976xvii, 185, 13 p.25 cm.Pacific linguistics. Series B ;No. 44499.15Wik-Mungkan language--Syntax.Australian National University.Department of Linguistics.
9973070000000000646150812 (pbk.)Quinn, Michael,1948-authorBunda:rra =cassowary /written by Michael Quinn ; illustrated by Meriel AverisDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106[Kuranda, Qld :M. Quinn,1993{rcub} (Available from Mr M. Quinn, PO Box 489, Kuranda, Qld 4872)[20] p. :ill21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit598.53CassowariesAveris, Merielillustrator
9973070000000000646153714 (pbk.)Banning, Roy,1948-Warrma Gurrinan =Gurrina's corroboree /...by Wanyarra Roy Banning ; and illustrated by Guginy Frank McLeod ; produced and researched by Galgam Ashley Coleman and Bina Michael QuinnDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Kuranda, Qld :M. Quinn?>,c1993 (Available from Mr. M. Quinn, PO Box 489, Kuranda QLD 4872)<16> p. :ill30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Djabugay language--ReadersMcLeod, Frank,1969-; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Language Initiative Program
9973070000000000646156322 (pbk.)Quinn, Michael,1948-Wabarr-a-galing =Going hunting /compiled and written by Bina, Michael Quinn and Meriel Averis ; illustrated by Meriel AverisDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Kuranda, Qld.> :M.B. Quinn and M. Averis,c1993<36> p. :ill.31 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Djabugay language--ReadersAveris, Meriel
9973120000000000858834014Breen, GavanSalvage studies of western Queensland Aboriginal languages /Gavan BreenIningai / Yiningay language L41; Kungkari / Gunggari language L38; Yanda language G9; Guwa language G91; Gunggari language D37; Wadyalang language D45; Gungadidji language L16L41; L38; G9; G91; D37; D45; L16Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University,1990xi, 166 p. :4 maps25 cm.Pacific linguistics. Series B ;no. 105499.15Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages; Extinct languagesAustralian National University.Department of Linguistics.;Linguistic Circle of Canberra
9973210000000000868923575Mareko :Gizu 14-16:8Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2[Berrimah, NT] :Summer Institute of Linguistics,199420 p.21 cm.226.3Kala Lagaw Ya language.Summer Institute of Linguistics.
9973210000000000646184695 (pbk.)Quinn, Michael,1948-Galing munu-munu-la =Going to Mona Mona /researched and written by Michael Quinn ; illustrated by Meriel Averis ; cover art by Frank McLeodDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106Djabugay words included in English text.<Kuranda, Qld.> :Mona Mona Aboriginal Corporation,c1994<32> p. :ill., maps21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit581.99436Aboriginal Australians--Ethnobotany--Queensland--Port Douglas Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Food--Queensland--Port Douglas Region.; Djabugay (Australian people)--Social life and customsAveris, Meriel;McLeod, Frank,1969-
997327000000000Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for CultureCorporate plan /Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for CultureNgarahgwal people E79E79[Rochedale, Qld.]:Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture,-1994v.30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit362.84/09/9432Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture--Periodicals.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Periodicals.
9973330000000001875158375Leta nangan-ma contam ngul Jude-mam =the epistles of John and Jude in Thaayorre /<translated by Tom Foote and Allen Hall>Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Toowong, Qld :Jollen Press,199428 p. :ill26cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit227.9405992Foote, Tom;Hall, Allen
997339000000000Byno, VeraMuruwari Alphabet bookMuruwari language D32D32Text in English, and Muruwari language.<Dubbo, N.S.W.> :Disadvantaged Country Area Programme, Western Reader Committee,1979<30> p. :ill., map.21 x 26 cm.428.6Readers; Muruwari language--Readers
997352000000000Yugambeh language regionsouth east Queensland AustraliaYugambeh language E17E17Runaway Bay, Qld. :Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture,19941 poster :col.1c61 x 44 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal depositYugambeh language--Maps; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Politics and government--Maps.
9973520000000001871158421Foote, TomMore tales from Pormpuraaw =Kuthip yirram Pormpuraawntam /Tom Foote & Allen HallKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Parallel text in Thaayorre and English.Toowoong, Qld. :Jollen Press,1995v, 74 p. :ill., map30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit398.27;A823/.3Pormpuraaw / Edward River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-11)Hall, Allen
9973550000000000868923591Jijaji puta karlirr-kangu :juju wiringki kaatu-kujakuWarlpiri language C15C15In Warlbiri dialect.;'Warlpiri' -- Cover.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch,<1994?>[7] p. :col. ill.22 cm.232.95Jesus Christ--Temptation.Bible stories, Walbiri--New TestamentSummer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch
9973550000000000868923613Sathanan nuthan yesulpaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kalaw Kawaw Ya language.Darwin, NT :The Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines and Isalanders Branch,[1994?][6] p. :col. ill.22 cm.225.5Kala Lagaw Ya language.
9973550000000000868923605Jijajirli-jana yajarninjarla milarnu puranjaku-ngarduyu marnkurrpaWarlpiri language C15C15In Walbiri dialect.;'Warlpiri' -- Cover.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch,<1994?>[7] p. :col. ill.22 cm.232.955Jesus Christ--Miracles.Bible stories, Walbiri--New TestamentSummer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch
9973550000000000868923648Sathanan nuthan yesulpaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kalaw Lagaw Ya language.Darwin, NT :The Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines and Isalanders Branch,[1994?][6] p. :col. ill.22 cm.225.5Kala Lagaw Ya language.
9973550000000000868923621Yesu nuydh nungu koeykoeyne niyay kazi thuremoemoedhinKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Text in Kalaw Kawawa Ya language.Darwin, NT :The Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch,[1994?][6] p. :col. ill.22 cm.225.5Kala Lagaw Ya language.
997355000000000086892363XYesun koeikoeine niyai kaz.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kalaw Lagaw Ya language.Darwin, NT :The Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch,[1994?][6] p. :col. ill.22 cm.225.5Kala Lagaw Ya language.
9973600000000001875158391Leta nangan-ma Paulntam :pelnunun Pam Kaalaathimak raak Kolosak = Epistle of Paul to the Colossians in ThaayorreKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Brisbane :Jollen Press,199442 p. :ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit227.7Thayore language
997375000000000064617066XGarrimal wuju wabungga =Summer fruit of the rainforest /by the Jirrbal and Girramay people of JumbunDyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123Y123Murray Upper, Qld :Jumbun Ltd and H. Pedley,1993 (Available from J. Webster, Innisfail and District Education Centre, PO Box 932, Innisfail QLD 4860)28 p. :ill. (some col.)30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit305.89915Jirrbal (Australian people)--Food; Girramay (Australian people)--Food; Fruit--Queensland--Tully Region--Identification; Wild plants, Edible--Queensland--Tully Region--Identification; Rain forest plants--Queensland--Tully Region--Identification.; Dyirbal dialectsPedley, Helen; Jumbun Ltd.
9973750000000000646170651Jaban buningga nyajun wabungga =Eel cooking in the rainforest /by the Girramay and Jirrbal people of JumbunDyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123Y123Murray Upper, Qld :Jumbun Ltd and H. Pedley,1993 (Available from J. Webster, Innisfail and District Education Centre, PO Box 932, Innisfail QLD 4860)20 p. :ill.30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit305.89915Girramay (Australian people)--Food; Girramay (Australian people)--Fishing; Jirrbal (Australian people)--Food; Jirrbal (Australian people)--Fishing; Cooking (Eels); Rain forests--Queensland--Tully Region.; Dyirbal dialectsPedley, Helen; Jumbun Ltd.
9973760000000000646275747 (pbk.)Sharpe, Margaret C.(Margaret Clare)An introduction to the Yugambeh-Bundjalung language and its dialects /Margaret C. Sharpe ; with chapters by Marjorie Oakes, Terry Crowley, Jill Fraser-Knowles3rd ed.Yugambeh language E17E17Armidale, NSW :Armidale C.A.E,c1996xiii, 169 p. :ill.,music, maps29 cm.499.15Bandjalang language; Bandjalang language--DialectsAustralian languages--Dialects
9973770000000001875158472 (pbk.)Prokofiev, Sergey,1891-1953.Pitan pul wulpun =Peter and the wolf /Sergei Prokofiev ; translation by Gilbert Jack into ThaayorreKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Text in Thaayorre.Brisbane :Jollen Press,199634 p. :ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal depositThayore language
9973780000000000727201700Wik inangan kan-kanam God.antamaWik Mungkan language Y57Y57<Darwin> :Wycliffe Bible Translators,19851376 p.,<17>p.of plates :ill.(some col.),5 col.maps22 cm.225.5/9915Wycliffe Bible Translators
9973890000000001875158499Foote, TomHoney-bees /Tom Foote ; translated by Allen HallKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Text in Thaayorren and English.Toowong, Qld :Jollen Press,199712 p. :ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposita823.3Hall, Allen
9973890000000001875158529Foote, TomSamson and Delilah :in the Thayorre Language for Pormpuraaw people, Edward River /Tom Foote and Allen HallKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Text in the Thaayorre language.Toowong, Qld :Jollen Press,199728 p. :ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit221Hall, Allen
9974220000000000958557004Best, YsolaBorobi and his friends /Ysola Best & Gillian AirdYugambeh language E17E17Text in Yugambeh language and English.Beenleigh, Qld :Yugambeh Museum Language & Heritage Research Centre, Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture,<1998>[14] p. :col. ill.20 cm.Let's learn YugambehA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Yugambeh language--Readers; Readers--Aboriginal AustraliansAird, Gillian; Yugambeh Museum Language & Heritage Research Centre;Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture;Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Language Initiative Program
9974430000000000958639426Yuwaalayaay, the language of the Narran River /information supplied by Mrs G. Rose, Willie Willis, Greg Fields, Mrs West, at Goodooga ; collected and recorded by Ian Sim ; edited by John GiaconGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Yuwaalaraay / Euahlayi / Yuwaaliyaay language D54D23; D54Walgett, N.S.W. :J. Giacon,1998xiv, 49, 12 p. :maps30 cm.499.15Goodooga (N.S.W)--HistoryYualyai language; Kamilaroi language; Kamilaroi (Australian people)--Social life and customsGiacon, John;Sim, Ian,1932-
9974430000000000727200461Wik kath Abraham.antamWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.[Arukun, Qld.] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,c1981[28] p. :ill.20 x 20 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit222.11Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
997443000000000Pootchemunka, JenniferWik kath inan Jesus.an mul.aman ek! /Jennifer PootchemunkaWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.[Arukun, Qld.] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,198140 p. :ill.26 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit232.97Jesus Christ--Resurrection.Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
997443000000000Jukungu dakilbaKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text, parallel English translation.<Darwin, N.T.?> :Paul White Productions,197815 p. :col. ill.20 x 26 cm.Wycliffe Bible translations398.2Missionary storiesWhite, Paul
9974430000000000868922811Kulur Nanny-goat GruffKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,198513 p. :col. ill.20 x 26 cm.398.2Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)King, Reggie;Yougie, Freddie; Summer Institute of Linguistics
9974430000000000868922145Aragu, BessieMoegina pawlaw ya /Bessie AraguKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,1980[22] p. :col. ill.20 x 26 cm.398.2Summer Institute of Linguistics
9974430000000000868922315Toby, GanadiaAloep a dhoeri palamun gidha sey wasinu /Ganadia TobyKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,198151 p. :col. ill.20 x 26 cm.398.2Kennedy, Rod,1942-
997443000000000Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)Wik in.angan thaw.anak /Barbara J. Sayers and Ann CurnowWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.Darwin, N.T. :Australian Aborigines Branch, Summer Institute of Linguistics,1974v. :ill.20 cm.499.15Wik-Mungkan language--Grammar.; Wik-Mungkan language--Pronunciation.; Wik-Mungkan language--Textbooks.Curnow, Ann; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9974430000000000727200011Johnumu Kaban JesusankaKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text, parallel English translation.[Darwin, N.T] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,1978260 p. :ill.20 cm.226.5Wycliffe Bible Translators
9974430000000000647140993In.an.wik kath Jesus.antam a!Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c197879 p. :col. ill.22 cm.226Bible Society in Australia
997443000000000Ober, Dana,1952-Moeleria kikiriw ya =Malaria /written by Dana Ober ; illustrated by Ialaiti AkibaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text, parallel English translation.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,198020 p. :ill.20 cm.616.9362Malaria--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands; Malaria--Prevention; Anopheles; Mosquitoes as carriers of diseaseAkiba, Ialaiti; Summer Institute of Linguistics
997443000000000Kaban Bamanka /Eddie Bloomfield ... <et al.>Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text, parallel English translation.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197830 p. :ill.21 cm.899.15Bloomfield, Eddie; Summer Institute of Linguistics
997443000000000072720050XMcDonald, GayeThoeythupoegay mabaygaw ngurpay thusi /Gaye McDonald, Abelissah Kabai, Rod KennedyKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text.[Darwin, N.T.] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,1980[12] p. :ill.20 cm.220.07Sunday school teachers--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands--Handbooks, manuals, etc.Kabai, Abelissah;Kennedy, Rod,1942-; Wycliffe Bible Translators
997443000000000Nabi arkath nanga kuykaymaydhin :Adam and Eve; Cain and Abel; Noah and AbrahamKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text.<Darwin, N.T.> :Wycliffe Bible Translators,198053 p. :ill.26 cm.221Wycliffe Bible Translators
9974430000000000909569908Jamesamu Kuku GodundumunKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text, parallel English translation.[Darwin] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,197349 p. :ill. (some col.)21 cm.227.91Wycliffe Bible Translators
9974430000000000727201697Yesu Kerison kapu yangu wakay Mathayun poelayzingaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya, Kalaw Kawaw Doegam text.[Darwin, N.T.] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,1985238 p. :ill.26 cm.226.2Wycliffe Bible Translators;Summer Institute of Linguistics
997443000000000072720114XPetta,SisterYoewdhaylgaw mabaygaw igililmay thusi /Sister PettaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Papua New Guinea,1982<85> p. :col. ill.26 cm.933Palestine--Social life and customs--To 70 A.D.Jews--Social life and customs--To 70 A.D.Summer Institute of Linguistics.Papua New Guinea Branch;Wycliffe Bible Translators
9974430000000000727200372Waigana, EzraNubi arkathaw sama, awgadhaw zageth /Ezra WaiganaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text.[Darwin, N.T.] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,198046 p. :ill.25 cm.220.9505Bible stories, Kala Lagaw Ya--Genesis; Creation--Biblical teachingWalmby, Topsy; Summer Institute of Linguistics
997443000000000Bama Jew yalakuKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text.[Darwin, N.T] :Australian Aborigines Branch, Summer Institute of Linguistics,197383 p. :col. ill.20 cm.933Palestine--Social life and customs--To 70 A.D.Jews--Social life and customs--To 70 A.D.Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9974430000000000647140918In.an wik kath yeelal pii'an.antam a' wunt pii'an thampang.'an wunpWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1976<4> p. :col. ill.22 cm.226.4Bible Society in Australia
997443000000000Jesusandamunku Jawun-karrankaKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku-Yalanji and English.[Darwin, N.T]:Australian Aborigines Branch, Wycliffe Bible Translators,1972340 p. :ill.20 cm.226.6Wycliffe Bible Translators
997443000000000Jesusan mul patham wun a' koyam manyatham iiy-iiyWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.[Darwin, N.T.] :Australian Aborigines Branch, Wycliffe Bible Translators,197126p. :ill.21 cm.226.5Wycliffe Bible Translators
9974430000000000868922196Warusam, WabanaMoegina kazipa adhil /Wabana Warusam, Nelly WarusamKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Kala Lagaw Ya text, English translation.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,198014 p. :ill20 cm.899.153Warusam, Nelly;Kabai, Abelissah;Kennedy, Joy; Summer Institute of Linguistics
997443000000000Wik-Munkan [literatute series A] /Scripture Gift MissionWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.Summer Hill, NSW :The Mission,1969[8] p.21 cm.226.3Scripture Gift Mission.
997444000000000Wik-Munkan Ser. B /Scripture Gift MissionWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.Summer Hill, NSW :The Mission,1969<18> p.21 cm.226.3Scripture Gift Mission.
997444000000000Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)Minh inangan Africang wuntan /<prepared <i.e. translated> by Barbara Sayers and Christine Kilham>Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-munkan.Darwin :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,<197-?>23 p. :ill.21 cm499.15Animals--Africa; Wik-Mungkan language--Readers.Kilham, Christine; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9974440000000000727200046Walmby, TopsyGod.ang'an aak in.an yumpWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.<Aurukun, Qld.> :Wycliffe Bible Translators,<1978>46 p. :ill.26 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit231.765Creation; Coloring booksSummer Institute of Linguistics
9974440000000000868923583Mareko :the Gospel of Mark /prepared by members of the Summer Institute of Linguistics together with members of the Meriam Mir language communityMeriam Mir language Y3Y3Meriam Mir text, parallel English translation.[Darwin, N.T]:The Institute,1994[vi], 102 p.21 cm.226.3Summer Institute of Linguistics
9974440000000000727200399Inan wik kath Moses. antanWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.Darwin, N.T. :Australian Aborigines Branch, Wycliffe Bible Translators,198083 p. :ill.26 cm.222.12Bible.--O.T.--ExodusWycliffe Bible Translators
9974440000000000727200119John 5-10Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text, parallel English text.[Darwin, N.T.] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,1978126 p. :ill.26 cm.226.5Wycliffe Bible Translators
997444000000000Aurukun School Wik ngamparamWik Mungkan language Y57Y57<Darwin, N.T.> :Australian Aborigines Branch, Summer Institute of Linguistics,19731 v. (unpaged) :ill.25 cm.Coloring books--Queensland--AurukunKilham, Christine;Curnow, Ann; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
997444000000000Lat in.an nil John.ang'an ump 1 =1 JohnWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text, parallel English translation.<Darwin, N.T.> :Wycliffe Bible Translators,197856 p. :ill.26 cm.227.94Wycliffe Bible Translators
9974440000000000727201743Wulngku badi JesusankaKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Darwin, N.T. :Wycliffe Bible Translators,19861 v. (unpaged)29 cm.264.23Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Hymns--Queensland--Mossman; Hymns--Queensland--Wujal-wujal Aboriginal CommunityWycliffe Bible Translators
9974440000000000727200720Wik kath inan Ruth.antama =Book of RuthWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.[Arukun, Qld.? :Wycliffe Bible Translators?,1981?]19 p. :ill.26 cm.222.35Wycliffe Bible Translators;Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9974440000000000727201301Lat inan nil Timothyangan ump 2Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.[Arukun, Qld. :Wycliffe Bible Translators?,1982?]26 p. :ill.26 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit227.84Wycliffe Bible Translators;Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9974440000000000868922021Ngakyunkwokka, StanleyKelmpang /by May Thomas ; translated into Wik-Munkan by Stanley Ngakyunkwokka ; illustrated by the authorWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Translation and adaptation of: Wandi / May Thomas.[Darwin] :Published and printed by the Summer Institute of Linguistics,<1979?>[35] p. :ill.29 cm.Thomas, May.Wandi
997444000000000Wik-kath ngechwiy Jesusantam ; Wik-kath pam alpanantamWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.<Darwin, N.T.> :Australian Aborigines Branch, Wycliffe Bible Translators,<197-?>7 p. :ill.20 cm.226.4Wycliffe Bible Translators.Australian Aborigines Branch.
997444000000000Paulang pam wanch wik inan thaa'-aath thanangWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Wik-Munkan text.<Darwin, N.T.> :Australian Aborigines Branch, Wycliffe Bible Translators,197113 p. :ill.20 cm.227.7Wycliffe Bible Translators.Australian Aborigines Branch.
997444000000000Jakalbaku :yinya Godunga kuku kanbalku; yanyu kabanba balkal bamanka jakalbakuKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text.<Darwin, N.T.> :Wycliffe Bible Translators,<197-?>120 p. :ill.20 cm.222.11Wycliffe Bible Translators
997445000000000Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)Wik in.angan wik-kath /Barbara J. Sayers and Ann CurnowWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.Darwin :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,1974v. :ill.20 cm.499.15Wik-Mungkan language--Grammar.; Wik-Mungkan language--Pronunciation.; Wik-Mungkan language--Textbooks.Curnow, Ann; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9974450000000000727201670NowaMeriam Mir language Y3Y3Text in Meriam Mir.<Arukun, Qld.> :Wycliffe Bible Translators,198625 p. :col. ill.20 x 20 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit222.11Tabo, N.; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
997445000000000Minya-minyanka BiblekuKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Kuku-Yalanji text.[Darwin, N.T.] :Australian Aborigines Branch, Summer Institute of Linguistics,197117 p. :ill.21 cm.499.158Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers
9974720000000000724208127Dean, Christopher,1947-Survey of the teaching of Indigenous and foreign languages in Queensland primary schools /Christopher DeanKuku Yalanji language Y78; Kuku Yalanji people Y78; Gugu Yalandji people (Y78); Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69; Kuuk Thaayorre people Y69; Wik Mungkan language Y57; Wik Mungkan people Y57Y78; Y69; Y57Brisbane :Research Branch, Dept. of Education, Queensland,1981vii, 62 p.26 cm.Evaluation series (Queensland. Department of Education. Research Branch)372.6/5Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Study and teaching (Primary).; Language and languages--Study and teaching (Primary)--QueenslandQueensland.Department of Education.Research Branch.
9974940000000000958557012Allen, John,1850-1931The language of the Wangerriburra and neighbouring groups in the Yugambeh region /from the works of John Allen and John Lane ; compiled and edited by The Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for CultureYugambeh language E17E17Beenleigh, Qld :Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture,200180 p. :ill., map, port.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Yugambeh language--Dictionaries--English; Australian languages--Queensland--Dictionaries; English language--Dictionaries--Yugambeh; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East.Lane, John,1865-1946; Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture
997526000000000Jolly, Lesley.Gureng Gureng :a language program feasibility study /Lesley Jolly.Gooreng Gooreng language E32E32Brisbane, Qld. :Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit, University of Queensland,1994ii, 90 p.ill., map30 cm.Research report series (University of Queensland. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit) ;no. 3.South East Queensland (SE Qld SG56, SH56)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Bundaberg Region.; Gureng Gureng (Australian people); Australian languages--Queensland--Bundaberg Region.; Gurang language.University of Queensland.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit.
9975600000000001875641408Laza, Aidan,1922-Kuiyku mabaigal Waii & Sobai /retold by Aidan Laza ; illustrated and translated by Alick Tipoti.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Text in English and Kala Lagaw Ya language, translated from Kala Lagaw Ya.[Broome, W.A.] :Magabala Books,1998iv, 24 [4] p. :col. ill., map25 cm.398.2329438Badu / Mulgrave Island (Qld TSI SC54-11)Folklore--Queensland--Badu IslandTipoti, Alick,1975-
9976040000000000858834626 (pbk.)Terrill, Angela.Dharumbal :the language of Rockhampton, Australia /Angela Terrill.Darumbal language E46E46Canberra :Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University,2002ix, 108 p.25 cm.Pacific linguistics ;525499.15Darumbal language.Australian National University.Pacific Linguistics.
997604000000000Kaban ngujuji.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Berrimah, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,[1971?].16 p. :ill.20 cm.499.15Readers (Primary); Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.Summer Institute of Linguistics.
997605000000000Hershberger, Henry D.Kuku-Yalanji primer, 1 /by Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hershberger.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Brisbane :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,[1966?].6 leaves :ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Readers (Primary); Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.Hershberger, Ruth; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch.
9976110000000001864875925Bagshaw, Geoffrey.The Karajarri claim :a case-study in native title anthropology /Geoffrey Bagshaw.Case-study in native title anthropologyKarajarri language A64A64Sydney :University of Sydney,2003[ii], 108 p. :ill., maps25 cm.Oceania monograph ;53.346.940432;346.940432Australia.--Native Title Act 1993.Native title (Australia); Karajarri language.; Anthropology--Australia.University of Sydney.
9976140000000001875641475Williams, Magdalene,d.1995Ngay Janijirr ngank :This is my word /by Magdalene Williams ; edited by Pat Torres.Nyulnyul language K13K13Broome, W.A :Magabala Books,1999121 p :col. ill.21 cm.994.140049915;994.14Beagle Bay (W.A)Nyulnyul (Australian people)--Legends.; Nyulnyul (Australian people)--Western Australia--Beagle Bay Region--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Beagle Bay Region--Social life and customs.; Nyol-Nyol language--Pronunciation.
9976150000000000858835509 (pbk.)Kite, Suzanne.The Duungidjawu language of southeast Queensland:grammar, texts and vocabulary /Suzanne Kite and Stephen Wurm.Duungidjawu language E20E20Canberra :Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University,2004xiv, 298 p.,25 cm.Pacific linguistics ;553499.15Duungidjawu language.Wurm, S. A.(Stephen Adolphe),1922-
9976330000000000858835479 (pbk.)Breen, Gavan.Innamincka talk :a grammar of the Innamincka dialect of Yandruwandha with notes on other dialects /Gavan Breen.In English, Yandruwandha and Innamincka.Canberra :Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University,2004xvii, 245 p. :ill., maps25 cm.Pacific linguistics ;558499/.15;499.15Yandruwandha (Australian people); Queensland--Languages.; South Australia--Languages.Innamincka language--Dialects.; Innamincka language--Grammar.Australian National University.Pacific Linguistics.
997639000000000Beyond sorrydirected by David Vadeviloo.Pitjantjatjara language C6; Arrernte language C8C6; C8Aboriginal language with English subtitles.Alice Springs, N.T. :CAAMA Productions,20031 videocassette (VHS) (53 mins.) :sd., col.1/2 in. +teacher's notes (14 p.)Nganampa anwernekenheCompelling and intimate Beyond Sorry offers a new and complex perspective on the controversial issue of the Stolen Generation of Australia.305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Government policy.; Aboriginal Australians--Treatment of--History.Vadeviloo, David.; CAAMA Productions.
9976440000000000958116911 (pbk.)Best, Ysola.Yugambeh talga :music traditions of the Yugambeh people /by Ysola Best, Candace Kruger, Patricia O'Connor.Yugambeh language E17E17Southport, Qld. :Keeaira Press,200563 p. :ill., map, music, ports.22 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit781.6299151Songs, Yugambeh language--Queensland, South East; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Rites and ceremonies.; Ethnomusicology--Queensland, South East.O'Connor, Pat.;Kruger, Candace.
997646000000000Sullivan, Lance.Ngiaka Yalarrnga /Lance Sullivan.Yalarnnga language G8G8[Townsville, Qld.?] :NPS Corporate,200573 p. :col. ill., maps21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Yalarnnga language.; Pama-Nyungan languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cloncurry Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northwest.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.
9976470000000000858835290 (pbk.)Sharp, Janet.Nyangumarta :a language of the Pilbara region of Western Australia /Janet Sharp.Nyangumarta language A61A61In English and Nyangumarta.Canberra :Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies,2004xxiii, 429 p. :ill., maps25 cm.Pacific linguistics ;556499/.15;499.15099413Nyangumarta language.; Nyangumarta language--Grammar.; Nyangumarta language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Australian languages--Western Australia--Pilbara--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.Australian National University.Pacific Linguistics.
9976470000000001864650516 :{dollar}59.95Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay & Yuwaalayaay dictionary /compiled and edited by Anna Ash, John Giacon and Amanda Lissarrague.Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay dictionary;Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay, Yuwaalayaay dictionaryGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Yuwaalaraay language D27; Ualarai (Yuwalyai) language D54D23; D27; D54Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,2003xi, 344 p. :ill.26 cm.The central north of New South Wales is the home of the Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay people, one of the largest Aboriginal language groups in the state. For many years their languages were in decline, but in recent years they have been revived by a growing number of people in the area. This book is a result of their efforts. It contains the most extensive list of Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay words yet published; detailed information about words, and example sentences to illustrate their uses; comprehensive word lists to locate words by their English equivalent; and a learner's guide to the grammar of the languages.Includes G/Y/Y to English dictionary, English to G/Y/Y word lists, Learner's guide.499.1503;499/.15Kamilaroi language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Kamilaroi.; Yualyai language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Yualyai.Lissarrague, Amanda,1958-;Ash, Anna.;Giacon, John.
997647000000000072456036X (set);0724560300 (pbk.);0724560335 (audio)Muli Kanybubi Tjitjuk Kawuny na Yegatiya =The two mermaids' dreaming place : ancestral knowledge of the Marri Ngarr Yek Dirranga people.Two mermaids' dreaming placeMarri Ngarr language N102N102Batchelor, N.T. :Batchelor Press,2003[27] p. :col. ill., col. map, col. ports.21 cm398.4509943Marringarr (Australian people); Marringarr language--Texts.
9976500000000009781875872596 (pbk.);1875872590 (pbk.)Ray, Sydney H.,authorDictionary of Torres Strait languages /by Sydney H. Ray ; edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.Revised and enlarged edition.Meriam Mir language Y3; Kalaw Lagaw Ya / Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y3; Y1In Kala Lagaw Ya and English.Kuranda, Qld :Rams Skull Press,2003.;©2001234 pages :illustrations, map29 cm.This is the only available dictionary of Eastern and Western Torres Strait Island languages. It has been drawn from Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits. It has been enlarged and revised as not all the entries in the original edition were entered alphabetically.Part 1 : Western Island language (Mabuiag) to English -- Pt 2: Eastern Island language (Miriam) to English -- Pt 3 : English to both Western Island (Mabuiag) and Eastern Island (Miriam)499.150321Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Torres Strait Islands (Qld)--Languages--Dictionaries--English.Kala Lagaw Ya language--Dictionaries--English.; Language - Vocabulary - Dictionaries and glossaries.--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
9976730000000009783110175974 (hbk. : alk. paper);3110175975 (hbk. : alk. paper)Nekes, Hermann,1875-1948.Australian languages /by Herman Nekes, Ernest A. Worms ; edited by William B. McGregor.Gajirrabeng language K371K371Berlin ;;New York :Mouton de Fruyter,2006xxix, 415 p. :ill., ports, maps24 cm. +1 CD-ROM.Trends in linguistics.Documentation ;24Grammar of prefixing and suffixing languages of the southern Kimberley -- 1. Phonetics -- 2. Nouns -- 3. Adjectives -- 4. Pronouns -- 5. Verbs of prefixing languages -- 6. Verbs of suffixing languages -- 7. Adverbs -- 8. Exclamations -- Aboriginal texts -- 9. Myths and legends -- 10. Narratives -- 11. Songs.499/.15Australian languages--Western Australia--Dampier.; Australian languages--Western Australia--Kimberley.; Australian languages--Queensland.; Australian languages--New South Wales.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.Worms, Ernest Ailred,1891-1963.;McGregor, William,1952-
997680000000000Aunty Vistories and songs.Wakka Wakka language E28; Gooreng Gooreng language E32; Goeng Goeng language E36E28; E32; E36[Southport, Qld :Keeaira Press (distributor),2003]1 sound disc (45 min.) :digital.Songs sung in the traditional language of the Gayndah region and in English. Contains four songs writted and performed by Vi McDermott and an extended interview reproduced from the archives of Murri Radio 4AAA.Yunandar* (Traveling, going somewhere, journeying...) -- Munyourbarn* (Look, someone is coming (like the boss) or just look around, there might be a snake!)-- Babu* -- The Murrie Boy* -- Fill my house** -- Stories of the bush & theatre***A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit782.4216299Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Brisbane.
9976850000000001863340173 (pbk.)Santo, William C.Gudjal book of birds /by William Santo.Gudjal language E60E60Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,2006[24] p. :ill., port.15 cm.499.15Gudjal (Australian Aboriginal language)--Dictionaries.; Birds--Australia.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/gudjal_bk_of_birds/index.htmGudjal book of birds
9976850000000001863340165Santo, William C.My country in Gudjal language /words and pictures by William C. Santo.Gudjal language E60E60Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,c2006.[24] p. :col. ill., map25 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Gudjal (Australian Aboriginal language)--Vocabularyhttp://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/my_country/index.htmMy country
997685000000000186334019X (pbk.)Santo, William C.Gudjal book of animals /by William Santo.Gudjal language E60E60Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,2006[24] p. :col. ill., port.15 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Gudjal (Australian Aboriginal language)--Dictionaries.; Animals--Australia.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/gudjal_bk_of_animals/index.htmGudjal book of animals
997753000000000Coate, H. H. J.A grammar of Ngarinjin, Western Australia /H. H. J. Coate & Lynette Oates.Ngarinyin language K18K18Canberra, :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1970x, 112 p.26 cm.Australian Aboriginal studies (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 25;Linguistic series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 10499/.15;499.15Ngarinyin language--Grammar.Oates, Lynette F.(Lynette Frances),joint author.
9977530000000000957883323Sharpe, Margaret C.(Margaret Clare)Alawa Nanggaya Nindanya Yalanu rugalarra =Alawa-Kriol-English dictionary /compiled by Margaret Sharpe.Alawa-Kriol-English dictionaryLonger ed.Alawa language N92N92Prospect, S. Aust. :Caitlin Press,2001xliv, 275 p. :maps, ports.30 cm.This longer dictionary of Alawa, also known as Galawa or Warliburru, is written for the people of Alawa descent and their relatives who want to learn about their language and traditional ways of living. Also for conservation and wildlife workers who need access to traditional knowledge and for linguists.499.15Alawa language--Dictionaries--English.; Kriol language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Alawa.; English language--Dictionaries--Kriol.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Dictionaries.
997753000000000Coate, H. H. J.Ngarinjin stress and intonation /translated by H.H.J. Coate.Ngarinyin language K18K18Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,197020 p.21 cm.Tape transcription series ;no. 1499.15Ngarinyin language--Intonation.Coate, H. H. J.Grammar of Ngarinjin.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.
9977530000000000642961980 (pbk.)Williams, Don,1935-Learning an Aboriginal language /Don Williams.Gupapuyngu language N1221N1221Canberra :Curriculum Development Centre,1981180 p. :ill., maps (some col.), ports.26 cm.The Aboriginal Australian in north eastern Arnhem Land499.15Gupapuyngu language.
9977530000000000868922323 (Vol. 1);0868922439 (Vol. 2)You can read Burarra /prepared by Kathy Glasgow.Burarra language N82N82Darwin :Australian Aborigines Branch, Summer Institute of Linguistics,-1981<3> v. :ill.26 cm.499.15Burarra language--Readers.Glasgow, Kathy.; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch.
99412600000000Blake, Barry J.A brief description of the Kalkatungu language /Barry BlakeKalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13G13[Clayton, Vic.?] :B. Blake,[1967?]xvi, 119 leaves :ill., map34cm.499/.15
994237000000000867842784Aboriginal arts and crafts and the market /edited by P. Loveday and P. Cooke.Yolngu people N230; Alawa people N92; Kunwinjku language N65; Pitjantjatjara people C6N230; N92; N65; C6Darwin :Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit,1983xvi, 88 pages :illustrations30 cm.Monograph (Australian National University. North Australia Research Unit)Papers by P. Cooke, S. Fox, D. Gillespie, G. Chaloupka, N. Peterson, T. Banman, R.J. May, J.C. Altman, R.M. Berndt, O. Stanley, P.J. Carroll, C. MacKinolty and H. Morphy separately annotated.Includes: Introduction / Peter Lauer -- The marketing of artefacts, the general picture / R. J. May -- The structure and future of artefact production for market exchange in north-central Arnhem Land / Jon Altman -- Arts and crafts in the Nguiu economy / Owen Stanley -- A living Aboriginal art, the changing inside and outside contexts / Ronald M. Berndt -- Aboriginal fine art, the creation of audiences and the marketing of art / Howard Morphy -- Aboriginal art from Western Arnhem Land Peter Carroll -- Whose Boomerang Won't come back?...or at least get a decent return Chips Mackinolty -- Arts and crafts and the land / Toni Bauman -- Aboriginal arts and crafts Pty Ltd: a brief history / Nicolas Peterson -- The craft adviser's role in the battle against headless crocodiles / Peter Cooke -- Quality is not a smooth straight line / Steve Fox -- Art in situ / George Chaloupka -- Rock art and archaeological sites and cultural tourism in the Northern Territory / Dan Gillespie.381/.45704039915;709/.01/10688Borroloola (North NT SE53-03); Nulburwar (NT Top End SD53-11); Darwin (NT Top End SD52-04); Goulburn Islands (West Arnhem Land NT SC53-13); Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02); Yirrkala (East Arnhem Land SD53-04); Ngukurr (NT Top End Roper SD53-10); Katherine (NT Top End SD53-09); Gunbalanya / Oenpelli (West Arnhem Land NT SD53-01); Wugularr (NT Top End Upper Roper SD53-09); Galiwin'ku / Elcho Island (East Arnhem Land NT SC53-15, SD53-03); Wurrumiyanga / Nguiu (Bathurst Island NT SC52-16); Wurrumiyanga / Nguiu (Bathurst Island NT SC52-16); Barunga / Bamyili (NT Top End Upper Roper SD53-09); Lajamanu / Hooker Creek (Central NT SE52-08, SE52-12); Arnhem Land (NT); Umbakumba (Groote Eylandt NT Gulf Islands SD53-08); Wugularr / Beswick (NT Top End Upper Roper SD53-09); Alawa Ngandi / Cox River (North NT SD53-14); Milgawirri (North NT SD53-14); Minjilang (Croker Island West Arnhem Land NT SC53-13); Gunbalanya / Oenpelli (West Arnhem Land NT SD53-01); Iwantja / Indulkana / Granite Downs (SA Central Australia SG53-09)Art - Artists.--AIATSISS; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory--Marketing--Congresses.; Handicraft--Northern Territory--Marketing--Congresses.; Aboriginal Australians--Art--Marketing.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Economic aspects.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Marketing.; Aboriginal Australians--Industries.; Art - Rock art - Painting.--AIATSISS; Enterprises - Arts and crafts.--AIATSISS; Art - Crafts - Advertising and marketing.--AIATSISS; Art - Rock art - Engraving - Cupules.--AIATSISS; Art - Crafts.--AIATSISS; Art - Painting - Bark.--AIATSISS; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Marketing--Congresses.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Australia--Northern Territory--Marketing--Congresses.; Handicraft--Australia--Northern Territory--Marketing--Congresses.Cooke, P.(Peter)editor;Loveday, Petereditor; Australian National University.North Australia Research Unit
99592100000000Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland (dating from 1837) /recorded by his daughter.Reminiscences of early QueenslandTurrbal people E86; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Gubbi Gubbi language E29; Yuggera language E23; Yugembah language E17E86; E29; E23; E17Brisbane :Watson, Ferguson,1904xv, 319 p., [16] p. of plates :ill., 1 folded plan, ports.22 cm.Summary of contents: Bonyi (Bunya) feasts in Blackall Range; cannibalism, body ornaments, painting and cicatrisation; 2 corroboree songs - words with music transcript; medicine men; magic stones, burial customs, method of discovering murders; Kippa and Mallara ceremonies of initiation, ritual decoration, ceremonial fighting, bora ring sites around Brisbane area; removal of finger joint (females); Exchange of goods at corroborees; Dream beliefs; Native remedies for sickness, curative properties of dugong; Methods of hunting and fishing, use of porpoises; types of food and preparation, obtaining of water, making fire; Canoe making, types of huts, weapons (including shields), vessels, string and basket making; Types of games; physical characteristics; Legends; Inter-tribal marriage; Early clashes and murders; inter-tribal relations - Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Bribie Island (Yarun), Moroochy, Brisbane groups; Notes on Bribie Island Aboriginal Reserve; trackers, Expedition to Wide Bay River in 1842 - encounters with natives (Andrew Petrie); List of places, names, plants, and trees with word list of approximately 60 words (Bribie Island, Maroochy, Glass House Mountain dialects).;Language in the publication reflects the creator's attitude or that of the period in which it was expressed and is considered inappropriate or offensive today.994.3/2Queensland--History--1824-1900.; Queensland--Social life and customs--1824-1900.; Brisbane (Qld.)--History--1824-1900.Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910.;Petrie, Andrew,1798-1872.;Nathan, Matthew,Sir,1862-1939--In bookplatesAboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East.; Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland.; Language - Vocabulary--AIATSISS; Hunting, gathering and fishing--AIATSISS; History - Frontier conflict - Queensland--AIATSISSPetrie, Constance Campbell,1873-1926.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4620587&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsTD/01107500fulltextView the item;http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924063745495Internet Archive
996286000000000908150067;0908150059 (pbk.)Japanangka, Dick LeichleitnerSettle down country =Pmere arlaltyewele /Dick Leichleitner Japanangka, Pam NathanAnmatyerr language C81C81Introductory chapter summaries in part Aboriginal English and Aranda-Anmatjirra.Malmsbury Vic. :;Alice Springs :Kibble ;;Central Australian Aboriginal Congress,1983xiv, 207 p., [10] p. of plates :ill., maps, plates, ports.22 cm.Includes index.307.7/72/099429Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Social conditions; Community development--Northern TerritoryNathan, Pam; Central Australian Aboriginal Congress
9937940000000000949659649Pitjantjatjara/Yankunytjatjara to English dictionary /compiled by Cliff Goddard2nd ed.Pitjantjatjara language C6; Yankunytjatjara language C4C6; C4Alice Springs, N.T. :Institute for Aboriginal Development,c1992xii, 260 p. :ill., map27 cm.499.1503Pitjantjatjara language--Dictionaries--English; Yankunytjatjara language--Dictionaries--English; Australian languages--Dictionaries; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--DictionariesGoddard, Cliff; Institute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9938380000000000949659614A Learner's wordlist of Eastern and Central ArrernteVersion 4Arrernte language C8C8Alice Springs, N.T. :Institute for Aboriginal Development,c199136 p.30 cm.499.15Aranda language--Dictionaries--English; English language--Dictionaries--Aranda.Institute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9938560000000000868222186Galmur, JudyWakwak en imiyu /Judy Galmur imin raidim dijan stori ; Manuel Pamkal imin droim ola pitjaKriol language P1P1Kriol text with English translation.<Katherine, NT> :Barunga Press,1991<23> p. :ill.30 cm.499.15Kriol language--Readers.Pamkal, Manuel
993858000000000187566100XWajarri wangga =Wajarri wordsWajarri wordsWajarri language A39A39Geraldton, W.A :Yamaji Language Centre,199260 p. :ill., maps19 x 25 cm.499.15Picture dictionaries, Watjari; Wajarri language--Dictionaries--English; English language--Dictionaries--WajarriYamaji Language Centre;Geraldton Regional Community Education Centre
9938930000000009780702223839 (pbk.);0702223832 (pbk.)Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910.Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland /Constance Campbell Petrie ; with an introduction by Mark Cryle.Reminiscences of early QueenslandTurrbal people E86; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Gubbi Gubbi language E29; Yuggera language E23; Yugembah language E17E86; E29; E23; E17St. Lucia, Qld :University of Queensland Press,1992lii, 323 p.20 cm.Language in the publication reflects the creator's attitude or that of the period in which it was expressed and is considered inappropriate or offensive today.;Summary of contents: Bonyi (Bunya) feasts in Blackall Range; cannibalism, body ornaments, painting and cicatrisation; 2 corroboree songs - words with music transcript; medicine men; magic stones, burial customs, method of discovering murders; Kippa and Mallara ceremonies of initiation, ritual decoration, ceremonial fighting, bora ring sites around Brisbane area; removal of finger joint (females); Exchange of goods at corroborees; Dream beliefs; Native remedies for sickness, curative properties of dugong; Methods of hunting and fishing, use of porpoises; types of food and preparation, obtaining of water, making fire; Canoe making, types of huts, weapons (including shields), vessels, string and basket making; Types of games; physical characteristics; Legends; Inter-tribal marriage; Early clashes and murders; inter-tribal relations - Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Bribie Island (Yarun), Moroochy, Brisbane groups; Notes on Bribie Island Aboriginal Reserve; trackers, Expedition to Wide Bay River in 1842 - encounters with natives (Andrew Petrie); List of places, names, plants, and trees with word list of approximately 60 words (Bribie Island, Maroochy, Glass House Mountain dialectA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit994.302092Queensland--History--1824-1900.; Queensland--Social life and customs--1824-1900.Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910.;Petrie, Andrew,1798-1872.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East; Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland.; Hunting, gathering and fishing.--AIATSISS; Language - Vocabulary--AIATSISS; History - Frontier conflict - Queensland--AIATSISSCryle, Mark,1956-;Petrie, Constance Campbell,1873-1926.http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924063745495Internet Archive
9939030000000001875234071Nganana godanya walkunma :inma tjutaPitjantjatjara language C6C6Ernabella <S. Aust.> :PBTP,c1991<46> p.21 cm.245.9915Hymns, PitjantjatjaraPitjantjatjara Bible Translation Project
9939250000000001875641041 (pbk.)Solomon, Selena,1962-Dabu :the baby dugong = Dabu : kazi dhangal /Selena Solomon ; translated by Ephraim Bani ; illustrated by Dennis Nona.Dabu, kazi dhangalKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Broome, W.A. :Magabala Books,c1992.48 p. :col. ill.21 x 25 cm.499.15Kala Lagaw Ya language--Readers--Dugong.Bani, Ephraim,1944-2004.;Nona, Dennis,1973-
9939700000000000864093217Nuwayak Galthan rom workshop :Yirrkala Community Education Centre April 1992Yolngu Matha language N230N230In Yolngu Matha and English.Yirrkala, N.T. :The Centre,c199240 p. :ill., ports.29 cm.Writings and illustrations from Yolngu children and adults following a workshop on the techniques for preparing and producing bark paintings. Includes information about the significance of colours and designs for Yirritja/Dhuwa groups.751.42Yolngu (Australian people)--Kinship.; Art, Yolngu.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Yirrkala.; Bark painting--Northern Territory--Yirrkala Region.Yirrkala School Literature Production Centre
993974000000000United Evangelical Lutheran Church in AustraliaLjelintjamea-pepa Lutherarinja :ankatja Arandauna knatiwumalaArrernte language C8C8Text in Aranda and English.North Adelaide, S. Aust. :The Finke River Mission of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church in Australia,1964xxx, 370 p.22 cm.United Evangelical Lutheran Church in Australia--HymnsAranda (Australian people)--Religion; Hymns, Aranda
9939860000000000724322329 (not printed on item)South Australian Speical Aboriginal Schools Workshop for Preschool Teachers and Aides, Indulkana, S.A., October 1974Pitjantjatjara language C6C6Parallel English text and Pitjantjatjara translation.<Adelaide :Dept. of Education,1975>27 p.30 cm.371.9799109Aboriginal Australians--Education--South Australia--Congresses
9941310000000000949823171Aboriginal pedagogy :Aboriginal teachers speak outYolngu Matha language N230N230Geelong, Vic :Deakin University Press,1991179 p.21 cm.371.9799151Aboriginal Australians--Education--Northern Territory; Torres Strait Islanders--Education--Northern Territory; Tiwi (Australian people)--EducationNational Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pedagogy Project;Deakin-Batchelor Teacher Education Program
9941490000000000060661259 (alk. paper)Yimikirli =Warlpiri dreamings and histories /collected and translated by Peggy Rockman Napaljarri and Lee CataldiWarlpiri language C15C15San Francisco :HarperCollins,c1994xxiv, 193 p. :ill. (some col.)25 cm.Sacred literature series398.0899915Warlpiri (Australian people)--Folklore; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Religion; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Social life and customs; Warlpiri language--TextsRockman Napaljarri, Peggy;Cataldi, Lee,1942-; Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
9941800000000001875641157 (pbk.)Footprints across our land :short stories by senior Western Desert women /Lumu Nungurrayi ... <et al.> ; compiled by Jordan CrugnaleBunara language A69; Kukatja language A68A69; A68Broome, W.A :Magabala Books,1995200 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), maps, ports.25 cm.828.91407;A828.91407Kukatja (Australian people)--Social life and customs; Australian literature--Women authors; Australian literature--Aboriginal Australian authors; Kukatja (Australian people)--Western Australia.Nungurrayi, Lumu;Crugnale, Jordan
9941810000000000646185675Bell, JeanieDictionary of the Gubbi-Gubbi and Butchulla languages /compiled by Jeanie Bell with assistance from Amanda SeedGubbi Gubbi language E29; Butchulla language E30E29; E30<Spring Hill, Qld. :Aboriginal University of Australia>,1994166 p.30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15/3/21Gubbi-Gubbi language--Dictionaries--English; Butchulla language--Dictionaries--English; English language--Dictionaries--Gubbi-Gubbi; English language--Dictionaries--ButchullaSeed, Amanda
994192000000000On sacred groundNyikina language K3; Walmajarri language A66K3; A66In English with some Aboriginal dialogue and English subtitles.Lindfield, N.S.W. :Film Australia,c19801 videocassette (VHS) (50 min.) :sd., col., with b&w sequences1/2 in.346.0432Australia--Politics and government.; Western Australia--Politics and governmentKimberley Land Council (W.A.)Sacred sites (Aboriginal Australian)--Western Australia--Noonkanbah; Land grants--Australia; Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Western Australia--Kimberley; Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Western Australia--NoonkanbahHughes, Robin;Howes, Oliver,1926-; Film Australia
994192000000000At the canoe campYolngu Matha language N230N230Some Yolngu dialogue, English subtitles.<Lindfield, N.S.W.> :Film Australia,19801 videocassette (41 min.) :sd.,col.1/2 in.Narritjin Maymuru seriesThis program covers the daily life of Narritjin Maymuru and his family at a camp near Yirrkala in Arnhem Land where Narritjin and two colleagues are making dug-out canoes. These canoes are possibly the last dug-out canoes to be made in Arnhem Land.305.8/9915Maymuru, Narritjan,1922-1982Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Yirrkala; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Social life and customs; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory; Dugout canoes--Northern Territory; Ethnology--Northern TerritoryRobertson, Philip;Dunlop, Ian;Semler, Dean; Film Australia
9941990000000000949659665Green, Jenny(Jennifer Anne)Alyawarr to English dictionary /compiled by Jenny GreenAlyawarr language C14C14Alice Springs, N.T. :Institute for Aboriginal Development,1992xxii, 328 p. :ill., map27 cm.499.15Alyawarra language--Dictionaries--English.; Australian languages--Dictionaries; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--DictionariesInstitute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9942280000000000858169029Austin, PeterA reference dictionary of Gamilaraay, northern New South Wales /Peter AustinGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23Bundoora, Vic :La Trobe University, School of Linguistics,1993xxi, 68 p. :1 map30 cm.499.15Kamilaroi (Australian people); English language--Dictionaries--Gamilaraay.La Trobe University.School of Linguistics
9942290000000000949659746Eastern and Central Arrernte to English dictionary /compiled by John Henderson and Veronica DobsonArrernte language C8C8Alice Springs, N.T. :Institute for Aboriginal Development,c1994ix, 773 p. :ill27 cm.499.15Aranda language--Dictionaries--English; English language--Dictionaries--Aranda.Henderson, John(John Keith),1957-;Dobson, Veronica; Institute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9942290000000000646152610Hercus, L. A.(Luise Anna),1926-Paakantyi dictionary /Luise A. Hercus.Paakantyi / Paakantji / Barkindji language D12D12Canberra :L.A. Hercus,1993 (Available from Dr L A Hercus, Dept. of Linguistics, the Faculties, Australian National University, Canberra ACT 2601)146 p., <11> leaves of plates :ill., map, ports30 cm.499.15Barkindji language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Paakantyi.; Paakantyi (Australian people)--Darling River Region (Qld. and N.S.W.).Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies.
994348000000000AIDShow could I knowPitjantjatjara language C6; Western Arrarnta language C47C6; C47Songs sung in an Aboriginal language or in English.Alice Springs, N.T. :CAAMA Music,c19901 cassette +1 program notesSide 1. AIDS it's a killer / Areyonga Desert Tigers -- Kulintjawiyangku Pika Ungkupai / Titjikala Desert Oaks Band -- Inipany Aids Ngku / Isaac Yamma and The Pitjantjatjara Country Band -- Use a condom / Dean Sultan -- How could I know / The Amunda Band. Side 2. Take it easy and we'll be alright / The Wainuk Band --.;Walk the straight road / Geoffrey Robertson -- A.I.D.S. / The Tableland Drifters -- The safe sex groove / Joe Geia -- Watch out for the AIDS / Baydon Williams.784.68'616'978AIDS (Disease)--Australia--Songs and music; Songs, Aboriginal Australian; Popular music--Australia--Aboriginal artistsCentral Australian Aboriginal Media Association
994348000000000Look at usWarlpin mixWarlpiri language C15C15Sung in an Aboriginal language, except one song in English.Alice Springs, N.T. :Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association,c19901 cassette +1 sleeve notesSide 1. Muljulparlu Milyapungu / The Poor Boys -- Mount Doreen / Western Desert Band -- Mardaka Nyanu / North Tanami Band -- Look at us / Ned Hargraves -- Warlpiri Warlpiri people / North Tanami Band. Side 2. Wanta Wirringka / Areyonga Desert Tigers -- Milyapungu Piturlukuru / The Poor Boys -- Yuendumu / Western Deser.784.5089992Warlpiri (Australian people)--Music; Rock music--Northern Territory--Aboriginal musicians; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--MusicCentral Australian Aboriginal Media Association
994348000000000Wirrinyga Band (Musical group)Dreamtime shadowWirrinyga BandYan-nhangu language N72N72Sung in Aboriginal languages and English.Alice Springs, N.T. :Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association,c19901 cassette (ca. 45 min.) :stereo +1 program notesSide 1. Dreamtime shadow -- My sweet Takarrina -- Ya Gumurrdjarrk = Poor boy -- Dhayka Guyulinymirr = Black evil woman -- Djambulwal = The Thunderman. Side 2. The land my people (Land rights song) -- Yothu Ga Marrtji = Lonesomeness -- Arnham Land lullaby blues -- Gurrupurungu = Poor begger/buggar -- Arnham Land swamp.784.5089992Milingimbi Island (N.T.)--Songs and musicAboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Music; Rock music--Northern Territory--Aboriginal musicians; Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Northern TerritoryCentral Australian Aboriginal Media Association
9943680000000000949659754Warlpiri women's voices :our lives, our history /stories told by Molly Nungarrayi ... <et al.> ; compiled and edited by Petronella Vaarzon-Morel.Warlpiri language C15C15Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,1995xv, 118 p. :ill., map, ports.26 cm.306.0899915;305.89915Warlpiri (Australian people); Warlpiri (Australian people)--Social conditions.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Rites and ceremonies.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory--Biography.Vaarzon-Morel, Petronella.;Nungarrayi, Molly.
994369000000000094965986XIkuntji :paintings from Haasts Bluff 1992-1994 /compiled by Marina StrocchiLuritja language C71; Pintupi language C10C71; C10Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD,1995x, 109 p. :col. ill.28 cm.759.994291Haasts Bluff (N.T.)Painting, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory--Haasts Bluff; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Haasts Bluff--FolkloreStrocchi, Marina
9944200000000000868030813Daniels, Dolly Nampijinpa,1931-Ngurra (camp/home/country) /Dolly Nampijinpa Daniels and Anne MoseyWarlpiri language C15C15Underdale, S. Aust :University of South Australia Art Museum,c199432 p. :col. ill., col. port27 cm.392.36009Daniels, Dolly Nampijinpa,1931---Exhibitions.;Mosey, Anne,1950---Exhibitions.University of South Australia.--Art Museum--Exhibitions.Warlpiri (Australian people)--Dwellings--Exhibitions; Installations (Art)--Australia--Exhibitions; Aboriginal Australians--Dwellings--Northern Territory--ExhibitionsMosey, Anne,1950-
9944450000000000858834227Dench, Alan CharlesMartuthunira :a language of the Pilbara Region of Western Australia /Alan Charles DenchMartuthunira language W35W35Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University,1995xvii, 390 p. :ill., maps, ports25 cm.Pacific linguistics. Series C ;125499.15Martuyhunira languageAustralian National University.Department of Linguistics.
9944450000000000858834251Hercus, L. A.(Luise Anna),1926-2018.A grammar of the Arabana-Wangkangurru language Lake Eyre Basin, South Australia /Luise A. Hercus.Wangkangurru language L27; Arabana / Wangkangurru languages; Arabana people L13; Arabana language L13; Wangkangurru people L27; Wangkangurru language L27; Arabana language L13L27; L13Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University,1994xx, 324 p. :ill., maps, ports.25 cm.Pacific linguistics. Series C ;128Affiliations of Arabana and Wangkangurru including kin terms; analysis of phonology, grammar and syntax, and examples of text; biographical details of speakers.499.15North East South Australia (NE SA SG54, SH54); Kati Thanda / Lake Eyre (NE SA SH53-04); South Australia - West (SA SH53, SI53)Eyre, Lake, Basin (S. Aust.)--Languages.Arabana-Wangkangurru language--Grammar.; Australian languages--Australia--Eyre, Lake, Region (S. Aust.).; Wangganguru language--Grammar.; Arabana language--Grammar.; Australian languages--Australia--Eyre, Lake. Basin (S. Aust.).Australian National University.Department of Linguistics.
9944660000000000949659827Punu :Yankunytjatjara plant use ; traditional methods of preparing foods, medicines, utensils and weapons from native plants /contributors: Pompey Everard ... <et al.> ; compiled and edited by Cliff Goddard, Arpad Kalotas ; designed and illustrated by Julie Jones ; with additional illustrations by Jill Hodson, Mary Flynn, Heather CareyAlice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,1995166 p. :ill24 cm.581.6/3/09942Yankunytjatjara (Australian people)--Ethnobotany; Yankunytjatjara (Australian people)--Food; Yankunytjatjara (Australian people)--Medicine; Wild plants, Edible--Australia, Central; Medicinal plants--Australia, CentralEverard, Pompey;Goddard, Cliff;Kalotas, Arpad C.;Jones, Julie,1951-; Institute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9944700000000000949659797Hale, Ken(Kenneth Locke),1934-An elementary Warlpiri dictionary /Ken HaleRev. ed.Warlpiri language C15C15Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,1995viii, 52 p. :ill30 cm.499.15Warlpiri language--Dictionaries--English; English language--Dictionaries--WarlpiriHale, Ken(Kenneth Locke),1934-.Warlpiri to English vocabulary
9944800000000000949659908 (pbk)Turner, Margaret MaryBush foods :Arrernte foods from Central Australia = Nhenhe-areye anwerne-arle arlkweme /by Margaret-Mary Turner with John Henderson ; illustrated by Shawn DobsonArrernte language C8C8Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,1996ix, 70 p. :ill.641.3009943Wildlife as food--Australia, Central; Wild plants, Edible--Australia, Central; Wild foods--Australia, Central; Aboriginal Australians--Food--Australia, Central; Aranda (Australian people)--FoodDobson, Shawn;Henderson, John
9946580000000000522847730Nganjmirra, NawakadjKunwinjku spirit :creation stories from Western Arnhem Land /Nawakadj Nganjmirra, artist and storyteller ; edited & photographed by Neil McLeodKunwinjku language N65N65Parallel text in Kunwinjku and English.Carlton South, Vic :Miegunyah Press,1997272, [4] p. :col. ill.31 cm.398.209943Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Pictorial works.Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Folklore; Legends--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land; Kunwinjku (Australian people)--FolkloreMcLeod, Neil
9947220000000000646345338O'Rourke, M. J.(Michael J.),1951-The Kamilaroi lands :North-central New South Wales in the early 19th century /Michael O'RourkeGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23Griffith, ACT :The Author,1997289 p., [43] p. of plates :ill., maps, ports24 cm.305.8991509Kamilaroi language; Kamilaroi (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--History
9947740000000000646360205Warka irititja munu kuwari kutu :work from the past and the present : a celebration of fifty years of Ernabella Arts /edited by Louise PartosPitjantjatjara language C6C6Alice Springs, NT :Ernabella Arts Incorporated,c199864 p. :col. ill., map, ports.25 cm.746.662Ernabella Arts Incorporated--ExhibitionsArt, Aboriginal Australian--South Australia--Exhibitions; Batik; Art, Australian--South Australia--Aboriginal artists--Exhibitions; Handicraft--South Australia--ExhibitionsPartos, Louise M.; Ernabella Arts Incorporated
9947870000000000855753102 (pbk)Eickelkamp, Ute'Don't ask for stories' :the women from Ernabella and their art = 'Tjukurpa tjapintja wiya' : minyma anapalanya ngurara tjutangku warka palyantja craftroomangka /compiled by Ute EickelkampWomen from Ernabella and their artPitjantjatjara language C6C6Parallel text in English and Pitjantjatjara.Canberra :Aboriginal Studies Press,1999xv, 88 p. :ill. (some col.), maps27 cm.704.039915Art, Aboriginal Australian--South Australia--Ernabella; Women artists, Aboriginal Australian--South Australia--Ernabella; Art, Pitjantjatjara; Art, Yankunytjatjara; Art, Australian--South Australia--Aboriginal artists; Textile crafts--South Australia--Ernabella; Handicraft--South Australia--Ernabella
9948400000000000949659983 (pbk.)Introductory dictionary of Western Arrernte /compiled by Gavan Breen ; with cultural information by John PfitznerArrernte language C8C8Alice Springs, N.T :IAD Press,c2000viii, 120 p. :ill.30 cm.499.15Aranda language--Dictionaries--English; English language--Dictionaries--Aranda.Breen, Gavan;Pfitzner, John C.(John Clement),1942-; Institute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
994842000000000095863940XGiacon, JohnYaama maliyaa, Yuwaalaraay - Gamilaraay :an Aboriginal languages textbook /<written by John Giacon and Marianne Betts ; illustrations by Aaron Pacey>Yuwaalayaay language D54; Yuwaalaraay language D27; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D54; D27; D23Walgett, N.S.W :Walgett High School, Yuwaalaraay Gamilaraay Program,1999viii, 163 p :ill30 cm.499.15Yualyai language; Kamilaroi languageBetts, Marianne,1953-; Walgett High School.Yuwaalaraay - Gamilaraay Language Program
994880000000000Anangu way :iriti pukulpa pika wiya nyinantja munu pukulpa pika wiya kunpu nyinantjaku ngula = In the past we were happy and free from sickness; and in the future we will become strong and healthy again /H.A.L.T. (Healthy Aboriginal Life Team)Pitjantjatjara language C6; Warlpiri language C15C6; C15Pitjantjatjara and Warlpiri text with English translation.Alice Springs <N.T.> :Nganampa Health Council,1991viii, 88 p. :col. ill., col. map28 cm.362.8499151Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--Health and hygiene; Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--Health and hygiene--Pictorial works; Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--Social conditions; Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--Social conditions--Pictorial worksNganampa Health Council;Healthy Aboriginal Life Team
9949420000000001864650265Turpin, Myfany,1972-A learner's guide to Kaytetye /compiled by Myfany TurpinKaytetye language C13C13Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,2000viii, 184 p. :ill., map30 cm.499.15Kaytetye language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakersInstitute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9961200000000000855753838 (pbk.)A Gumbaynggir language dictionary =Gumbayngirr bijaarr jandaygam /produced by the Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and Culture Cooperative.Gumbayngirr bijaarr jandaygamGumbaynggirr language E7E7Canberra :Aboriginal Studies Press,2001160 p. :map25 cm.499.15Gumbaynggir language--Dictionaries.Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and Culture Cooperative.
9961930000000001864650427Rubuntja, Wenten,approximately 1915-The town grew up dancing :the life and art of Wenten Rubuntja /Wenten Rubuntja with Jenny Green ; with contributions from Tim Rowse.Arrernte language C8C8In English with some passages in Arrernte.Alice Springs, N.T. :Jukurrpa Books,2002xi, 196 p. :ill. (some col.), maps, ports. (some col.)25 cm.759.994Rubuntja, Wenten,approximately 1915-.Painters--Northern Territory--Biography.; Art, Australian--Northern Territory--Aboriginal artists--Biography.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory.; Art--Political aspects--Australia.Rowse, Tim,1951-;Green, Jenny(Jennifer Anne)
9962120000000000702225932 (pbk.)Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-Dyirbal song poetry :the oral literature of an Australian rainforest people /R.M.W. Dixon.Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123Y123St. Lucia, Qld. :University of Queensland Press,1996367 p., [4] p. of plates :ports.20 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit899.15Aboriginal Australian poetry.; Aboriginal Australian poetry--Translations into English.; Songs, Aboriginal Australian.; Dyirbal dialects.Koch, Grace.
9964410000000001863340092 (pbk.)Ah Sam, Margaret.Mitakoodi bush tucker :edible and medicinal plants of the northwest highlands and gulf plains of Queensland /by Margaret Ah Sam ; edited by Cassy Nancarrow ; with photos by Dale Rackham.Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi language G16G16Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press with Mitakoodi Juhnjlar Corp.,c2006.37 p. :col. ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit581.6320994Wild foods--Queensland, Northwest.; Plants, Edible--Queensland, Northwest.; Medicinal plants--Queensland, Northwest.; Aboriginal Australians--Food--Queensland, Northwest.Nancarrow, Cassy.;Rackham, Dale.; Mitakoodi Juhnjlar Corporation.
996599000000000Dictionary of the Butchulla language /compiled by Jeanie Bell.Butchulla language E30E30Text in Butchulla language (Australian Aboriginal) and English.[Hervey Bay, Qld :Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation,2004].144 p.30 cm.499.15;499.153Butchulla language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Butchulla.Bell, Jeanie.; Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation.
9967140000000001863340157 (pbk.);9781863340151 (pbk.)Gudjal language pocket dictionary :Gudjal to English and English to Gudjal : A wordlist of the Gudjal language as spoken by the Gudjal people from the Mt Garnet, Cahsmere and Herbert areas and upper Clark and east to Charters Towers, Mount Sturgeon, Mount Emu Plains, Lolworth and Reedy Springs /compiled by William C. Santo ; edited by Cassy Nancarrow.Warrungu language Y133Y133Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,200636 p. :map, port.15 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15;413Gudjal (Australian Aboriginal language)--Dictionaries.Santo, William C.;Nancarrow, Cassy.
9967140000000001875946373Putijarra-English wordlist, English-Putijarra finder topical wordlist & sketch morphology.Putijarra language A54A54South Hedland, W.A. :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,c2004.iv, 88 p.30 cm.499.15Putijarra language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Putijarra.; Putijarra language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Australian languages--Western Australia--Pilbara--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Putijarra languagePilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.;Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies.
9968150000000000858835487 (pbk.)Innamincka words :Yandruwandha dictionary and stories /compiled by Gavan Breen.Yandruwandha language L18L18In English and Yandruwandha.Canberra :Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University,2004x, 218 p. :ill., maps, ports.25 cm.Pacific linguistics ;559499.15Queensland--Languages.; South Australia--Languages.Innamincka language.; Yandruwandha (Australian people)Breen, Gavan.; Australian National University.Pacific Linguistics.
996881000000000McConnel, Ursula,1888-1957Myths of the Munkan /Ursula McConnelWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Carlton, Vic. :Melbourne University Press,1957xxii, 173p. :ill., maps22cm.398.232943Aboriginal Australians--Religion; Wik-Mungkan (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Folklore; Mungkan (Australian people)--Folklore.
996883000000000090918836x;0909188386 (pbk)Raggett, Obed,1916-Stories of Obed Raggett /Obed Raggett ; Pintupi/Luritja translation by author ; drawings: Obed Raggett ; edited, introduction and appendices: Billy Marshall-StonekingLuritja language C71; Pintupi language C10C71; C10Parallel English text with Pintupi/Luritja translation.Sydney :Alternative Publishing Co-operative,1980vii, 116 p. :ill.19 cm.a823/.3
996890000000000Hardcastle, Thomas W.A vocabulary of the language of the Aborigines of the Boonah District /by Thos. W. HardcastleYugarabul language E66E66[19--][7] p.34 cm.499.15Australian languages--Queensland--Boonah
996891000000000Ridley, Wm.(William),1819-1878.Gurre Kamilaroi, or, Kamilaroi sayings /by William Ridley ; engravings by W. MasonGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23Sydney :printed at the Empire General Steam Printing Office,185615 p. :ill.18 cm.499.15Edge-Partington, James1854-1930--In bookplatesAboriginal Australians--Languages
996891000000000Threlkeld, L. E.(Lancelot Edward),1788-1859.A key to the structure of the Aboriginal language :being an analysis of the particles used as affixes to form the various modifications of the verbs; shewing the essential powers, abstract roots, and other peculiarities of the language spoken by the Aborigines in the vicinity of Hunter River, Lake Macquarie, etc., New South Wales; together with comparisons of Polynesian and other dialects /by L.E. ThrelkeldAwabakal language S66S66[Sydney] :Kemp and Fairfax,185083 p.20 cm.499.15Biraban,active 1819-1842.Australian languages; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Languages.; Awabakal language.; Bookplates--Bibliotheca Lindesiana--local
996891000000000Meyer, H. A. E.(Heinrich August Edward)Vocabulary of the language spoken by the Aborigines of the southern and eastern portions of the settled districts of South Australia :viz., by the tribes in the vicinity of Encounter Bay, and (with slight variations) by those extending along the coast to the eastward around Lake Alexandrina and for some distance up the River Murray: preceded by a grammar, showing the construction of the language as far as at present known /by H.A.E. MeyerNgarrindjeri language S69S69Adelaide :James Allen,1843111 p.22 cm.499.15Edge-Partington, James1854-1930--In bookplatesAustralian languages--South Australia; Bookplates--Temple, R. C.--local
996920000000000Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland (dating from 1837) /recorded by his daughter.[2nd ed.]Turrbal people E86; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Yuggera language E23; Yugembah language E17E86; E29; E23; E17Brisbane :;Sydney :Queensland Book Depot ;;Angus & Robertson,1932xxii, 323 p., [17] p. of plates :ill., 1 folded plan, ports.22 cm.Language in the publication reflects the creator's attitude or that of the period in which it was expressed and is considered inappropriate or offensive today.;Summary of contents: Bonyi (Bunya) feasts in Blackall Range; cannibalism, body ornaments, painting and cicatrisation; 2 corroboree songs - words with music transcript; medicine men; magic stones, burial customs, method of discovering murders; Kippa and Mallara ceremonies of initiation, ritual decoration, ceremonial fighting, bora ring sites around Brisbane area; removal of finger joint (females); Exchange of goods at corroborees; Dream beliefs; Native remedies for sickness, curative properties of dugong; Methods of hunting and fishing, use of porpoises; types of food and preparation, obtaining of water, making fire; Canoe making, types of huts, weapons (including shields), vessels, string and basket making; Types of games; physical characteristics; Legends; Inter-tribal marriage; Early clashes and murders; inter-tribal relations - Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Bribie Island (Yarun), Moroochy, Brisbane groups; Notes on Bribie Island Aboriginal Reserve; trackers, Expedition to Wide Bay River in 1842 - encounters with natives (Andrew Petrie); List of places, names, plants, and trees with word list of approximately 60 words (Bribie Island, Maroochy, Glass House Mountain dialect994.3/2Queensland--Social life and customs--1824-1900.; Queensland--History--1824-1900.; Brisbane (Qld.)--History--1824-1900Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910;Petrie, Andrew,1798-1872Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East.; Language - Vocabulary--AIATSISS; History - Frontier conflict - Queensland--AIATSISSPetrie, Constance Campbell,1873-1926.http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924063745495Internet Archive
9969360000000000855502789Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland /[recorded by] Constance Campbell Petrie.Reminiscences of early QueenslandTurrbal people E86; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Gubbi Gubbi language E29; Yuggera language E23; Yugembah language E17E86; E29; E23; E17Windsor, Vic. :Currey O'Neil,1980319 p. :port.18 cm.Currey O'Neil Australian classicsLanguage in the publication reflects the creator's attitude or that of the period in which it was expressed and is considered inappropriate or offensive today.;Summary of contents: Bonyi (Bunya) feasts in Blackall Range; cannibalism, body ornaments, painting and cicatrisation; 2 corroboree songs - words with music transcript; medicine men; magic stones, burial customs, method of discovering murders; Kippa and Mallara ceremonies of initiation, ritual decoration, ceremonial fighting, bora ring sites around Brisbane area; removal of finger joint (females); Exchange of goods at corroborees; Dream beliefs; Native remedies for sickness, curative properties of dugong; Methods of hunting and fishing, use of porpoises; types of food and preparation, obtaining of water, making fire; Canoe making, types of huts, weapons (including shields), vessels, string and basket making; Types of games; physical characteristics; Legends; Inter-tribal marriage; Early clashes and murders; inter-tribal relations - Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Bribie Island (Yarun), Moroochy, Brisbane groups; Notes on Bribie Island Aboriginal Reserve; trackers, Expedition to Wide Bay River in 1842 - encounters with natives (Andrew Petrie); List of places, names, plants, and trees with word list of approximately 60 words (Bribie Island, Maroochy, Glass House Mountain dialect994.302/092/4Queensland--Social life and customs--1824-1900.; Brisbane (Qld.)--History--1824-1900.; Queensland--History--1824-1900.Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910.;Petrie, Andrew,1798-1872.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East.; Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland; Language - Vocabulary--AIATSISS; Hunting, gathering and fishing--AIATSISS; History - Frontier conflict - Queensland--AIATSISSPetrie, Constance Campbell,1873-1926.http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924063745495Internet Archive
996960000000000Mathew, J.(John)On the Kabi dialect of Queensland /J. Mathew1985[3] leaves28 x 36 cm499.15Gubbi Gubbi language E29--austlang; Australian languages--Queensland
996962000000000Schulenburg, Albrecht Conon,Graf von der,1865-1902Grammatik der sprache von Murray Island /von A. C. graf v.d. SchulenburgMeriam Mir language Y3Y3Leipzig? :[s.n.],189177 p.22 cm.499.1Meriam Mir language--Queensland--Murray Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Murray Island--Languages.
996966000000000Glass, Amee.Pitjantjatjara texts /Anne Glass and Dorothy HackettPitjantjatjara language C6; Ngaanyatjarra language A38C6; A38Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1969iv, 149 p.26 cmLinguistic series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 7;Australian Aboriginal studies (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 19499.15Pitjantjatjara language--Readers; Australian languages; Ngaanyatjarra language--ReadersHackett, Dorothy.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
9970020000000000855751444;0855751428 (pbk.)This is what happened :historical narratives by Aborigines /edited by Luise Hercus and Peter Sutton.Wawarl language K51; Umpila language Y45; Gugu Badhun language Y128; Alawa language N92K51; Y45; Y128; N92Text in English and Aboriginal languages.Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,c1986.x, 341 p. :ill., maps, ports.18 x 23 cm.Includes index .994/.0049915Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of.Hercus, L. A.(Luise Anna),1926-;Sutton, Peter,1946-; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.
9970150000000000724216391Murray, island of Torres Strait /photography & co-ordination: Travis Teske ; information: Sam Passi ... [et al.]Meriam people Y3Y3Thursday Island, Qld. :Far Northern Schools Development Unit,198659 p. :ill., maps21 x 30 cmPictorial study of Murray Islands; villages on Mer; schools; churches; sacred drums; legend of Irado; rock carvings; stone club; groin shell; Dauar Island; Waier Island myth of God Waiat.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal depositMer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05)Murray Island (Qld.)Passi, Sam;Teske, Travis,1945-; Queensland.Far Northern Schools Development Unithttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL2514259&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsTD/00293114fulltextView the item
997019000000000Australian AboriginesDieri people L17L17[1863-1897]1v. (various pagings) :ill.22 cmThe prehistoric arts, manufactures, works, weapons, etc. of the Aborigines of Australia / by Thomas Worsnop. - The Dieyerie tribe of Australian Aborigines / by Samuel Gason. - Sketch of a residence among the Aboriginals of northern Queensland for seventeen years.../ by James Morrill.994.004/9915Aboriginal Australians--Implements; Art, Aboriginal Australian; Aboriginal Australians--Antiquities; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Social life and customs.Worsnop, Thomas;Gason, Samuel;Morrill, James,1824-1865.
9970380000000000858832089 :{dollar}6.00 AustPapers in Australian linguistics, no. 12 /by C. S. Street ... [et al.].Nyangumarta language A61; Murrinh-Patha language N3A61; N3In English and in Nyangumarta, Burrara and Murrinh-Patha languages.Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University for Linguistic Circle of Canberra,1980vi, 113, 10 p.26 cm.Pacific linguistics. Series D ;no. 3;Pacific linguistics. Series A ;no. 58All author's contributions separately catalogued.Reduplication in Murinbata / Chester S. Street -- Continuous and discontinuous noun phrases in Nyangumarda / Helen Geytenbeek -- Clause-level tagmemes of Burarra / Kathleen Glasgow and Mark Garner -- The relationship of verb affixation and clause structure in Murinbata / Chester S. Street.499/.15Burarra language.; Australian languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Murrinhpatha language.; Nyangumarta language.; Aboriginal Australians--LanguagesWurm, S. A.(Stephen Adolphe),1922-;Street, Chester.; Australian National University.Research School of Pacific Studies.Department of Linguistics;Linguistic Circle of Canberrahttp://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:318286/ada
9970380000000000855750006Glass, Amee.Pitjantjatjara grammar :a tagmemic view of Ngaanyatjara (Warburton Ranges) dialect /Amee Glass & Dorothy HackettNgaanyatjarra language A38; Pitjantjatjara language C6A38; C6Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1970xvi, 118 p. :illus., map26 cm.Australian Aboriginal studies (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no.34;Linguistic series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no.13919.4/06/991 s;499/.15Ngaanyatjarra language; Pitjantjatjara language--GrammarHackett, Dorothy,joint author
997044000000000Lane, JohnGrammar, vocabulary, and notes of the Wangerriburra Tribe /<compiled by John Lane>Minyangbal language E18E18<Queensland? :s.n,191-?> - (Brisbane - Government Printer)13 p., <4> leaves of plates :ill., map, ports34 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Languages--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Wangerriburra languageAllen, John,ca. 1850.
997045000000000Cooper, H. M.(Harold Moore),1886-1970.Australian Aboriginal words and their meanings /by H.M. CooperPitjantjatjara language C6C6Adelaide :South Australian Museum,194929 p.25 cm.499.15Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--South Australia--LanguagesSouth Australian Museum
9970500000000000647136783Ai bin faindimKriol language P1P1Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,198014 p. :chiefly ill.25 cm.226/.4/05/9915Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132559Iwu many ; [translated by Heather Hinch]Mawng language N64N64Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1974 printing12p. :col.ill.23cm.226.4/05/9915Maung language.Hinch, Heather,tr.; Bible Society in Australia
99705000000000006471385810647138581WuwirrKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197712p. :chiefly col.ill.23cm.226.4/05/9915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138557Jesusnthurr pam wiiythkun mong min wenenhanirrKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1974[4]p. :col. ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647134764Tjukurrpa ngaanya tjiitjanya tungkitjarra pitjanytjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,19777p. :col.ill.1977226.4/05/9915Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
997050000000000064713859XNul parr'ir mant chichich pormpur thempulakKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979<6>p. :col.ill.22cm.226/4059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138522Jesus nul parr'r mant min wenenhanirrKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69<Canberra> :Bible Society in Australia,1974<3>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.3/05/9915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138514Yukwarrmungkamn reeknhanKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69[Canberra] :Bible Society in Australia,1974[3] p. :col.ill.22cm.226.3/05/9915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647134772Tjukurrpa ngaanya tjiitjalu mirrka pirniku nintintjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,19777p. :col.ill.22cm.225.5/05/9915Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138654Chichichin nul reekam pelnan pam yuur thaachan (5000).Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1979.[6] p. :col. ill.22 cm.Partial translation of the New Testament book of John.226.5/05/9915Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55)Thayore language--Texts.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138549Paanth pam yirrkak wunnhatKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1974<4>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.5/05/9915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647140640Marnin ngirtilykarra jularnujangkaWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975<4>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.5/05/9915Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647127334Ganydjarr DjesuwaGupapuyngu language N1221N1221Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197719p. :chiefly col.ill.22cm.226.6/05/9915Gupapuyngu languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647126869Jesus kundulkarre nuyeGunwinggu / Gunwinygu / Kunwinjku language N65N65Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197919p. :chiefly col.ill.23cm.226/.6059915Gunwinggu languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132761Jesus nuyu ta utkutMawng language N64N64Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197519p. :col.ill.22cm.226.6/05/9915Maung language.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132540Jesus anyunmangung pu tuka mudgu awaning = The sermon on the Mount; [translated by Heather Hinch]Mawng language N64N64Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197341p. :ill.18cm.226.9/05/9915Maung language.Hinch, Heather,tr.; Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132532 :5c Aust.God ja yingurlyak mira aninguliyn ta kunak la ta yudng atinguliyn /[translated by Heather Hinch ; illustrated by Tom Namagarainmag and Frank Spry].Mawng language N64N64Text in Maung.[Canberra] :[Bible Society in Australia],c1972.[7] p. :ill.16 cm.222.11/05/9915Maung language--Texts.Hinch, Heather.;Namagarainmag, Tom.;Spry, Frank.; Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647500159 :unpricedDhawu' wangawuy dhiyakuy, ngurruthanhara wal'ngu.Gumatj language N141; Dhiyakuy language N149; Gumatj people N141; Ritharrngu people N104N141; N149; N104Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197818 p. :ill.16 cm.222.11/05/9915Arnhem Land (NT)Gumatj language--Texts.; Bible stories, Gumatj.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647500175 :40c Aust.Abraham.Gumatj language N141N141Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197931 p. :ill.26 cm.222/.11059915Abraham(Biblical patriarch)Gumatj language--Texts.; Bible stories, Gumatj.Ross, Joyce.; Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647126877 :40c Aust.Abraham :djawirna nuyeni God.Kunwinjku language N65; Gunwinggu / Gunwinygu / Kunwinjku people N65N65Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1979.32 p. :chiefly col. ill.26 cm.Bible translation - Abraham.222.110924Arnhem Land (NT)Abraham(Biblical patriarch)Kunwinjku language--Texts.; Bible stories, Gunwinggu--O.T.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132796 :unpricedAbraham.Mawng language N64N64Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1977.32 p. :chiefly ill.26 cm.Bible story of Abraham.222.11/05/9915Arnhem Land (NT)Abraham(Biblical patriarch)Maung language--Texts.; Bible stories, Maung.; Maung language--Readers.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138697 :35c Aust.Abraham.Kuuk Thaayorre / Thaayorre people Y69; Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1979.32 p. :chiefly ill.26 cm.Story of Abraham; in comic-book format.222.11/05/9915Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55)Abraham(Biblical patriarch)Thayore language--Texts.; Bible stories, Thaayorre.Hall, Allen.; Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132907 :20c Aust.God annyutpan wulatpiyi wu pata Israel arrarrkpi.Mawng language N64N64Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1977.7 p. :ill.22 cm.222.12/05/9915Maung language--Texts.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647140691Yilayijajaa ayapWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197826p. :ill., map20cm.222.53/05/9915Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647123509 :40c Aust.Djawunawalangawuy.Djambarrpuyngu language N115N115Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197714p. :ill., map18cm.224.92/05/9915Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647128004 :40c Aust.Djawunawuruy.Gälpu language N139N139Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1977.;©1977.12 pages :illustrated, map18 cm.499.15Bible stories, Galpu.; Galpu language--Texts.Bible Society in Australia,publisher.
9970500000000000647127342Bible. O.T. - Jonah. Gupapuyngu. Dhawu Djawunawalanuwuy.Gupapuyngu people N1221; Gupapuyngu language N1221N1221Canberra:Bible Society in Australia,197717 p.224.92/05/9915Arnhem Land (NT)Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647130300 :price unknownJawunany.Miriwoong / Miriuwung language K29K29Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1978.19 p. :ill., map20 cm.224.92/05/9915Australian languages--Texts.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647128004 :40c Aust.Djawunawuruy.Gälpu language N139N139Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1977.;©1977.12 pages :illustrated, map18 cm.499.15Galpu language.; Bible stories, Galpu.; Galpu language--Texts.Bible Society in Australia,publisher.
9970500000000000647500108 :unpricedWalngakunharamirri dhawal - wuyangina ngilimurrunggu.Gumatj language N141; Gumatj language N141N141Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197514 p. :chiefly ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647126834Kuhni bu Jesus Christ danginj nawu kanngehke kadberreKunwinjku language N65N65Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197714p. :chiefly col.ill.22cm.226/.05/9915Bible Society in Australia
99193700000000OM75-31Yarrabah Mission Station recordsGunggandji / Gungandji people Y114Y1141910-1911Reports, notes, memos, clippings, photocopiesThe collection comprises notes relating to the administration of the Yarrabah Mission, in particular the role of Police Magistrate, Peter George Grant (1845-1924). The collection also deals with the relocation of the Morgan family to Barambah Aboriginal Mission, now Cherbourg.Yarrabah Aboriginal Reserve (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Missions--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queenslandadministrative records--aatGarland, David John,1864-1939;Grant, Peter George,1845-1924;Howard, Richard Baron,1848-1944;Lefroy, Charles Edward Cottrell,1863-1941;Morrison, Gresham Wynter,1874-1931https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/OM75-31/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99194800000000OM79-21Christison, Robert,1837-1915Robert Christison papers ; M M Bennett collectionMary Montgomerie Bennett collection;Robert Christison papers ; Mary Montgomerie Bennett collectionDalla people E25; Yirandali language L42; Yirandali people L42E25; L42; L421837-19281 bound scrapbook, c.670 pagesThis collection consists of one volume or scrapbook (c.670 pages) containing photographs, typed copies of some of Christison's letters, printed pamphlets, copies of articles by Christison and other material collected by Mary Bennett (1881-1961) when compiling the biography of her father Robert Christison, published in 1927 under the title of "Christison of Lammermoor".;Included are: 'Notes on the Dalleburra Tribe of Northern Queensland' by M.M. Bennett, 1927; and an 'English-Dalleburra dictionary' or Aboriginal vocabulary. The photographs of Dalleburra people reproduced here include notes and captions by Mary Bennett (nee Christison) who was acquainted with them, and whose mother [also] Mary took the photographs. Glass plate negatives of some of the images are held in TR1867 Christison Family papers and Lammermoor Station records, John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland.Lammermoor (E Qld SF56-13)Christison, Robert,1837-1915--Biography.;Christison, Robert,1837-1915--Records and correspondence.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Dalleburra (Australian people)--Queensland.personal papers--aatBennett, M. M.(Mary Montgomerie),1881-1961.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5548552&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsTD/01222035fulltextView the item
99194800000000OMFBell familyCamboon Station records ; Coochin Coochin Station recordsWulli Wulli people E89E891870-197860 station diaries; 3 letterbooks; 16 station ledgers; 4 day books; 8 cashbooks; 2 wages ledgers; 11 stock ledgers; correspondence; 4 notebooks.These records not only described the daily activities of a pastoral station, the climate, rainfall and stock production, they also identify employees of Asian and Aboriginal heritage. For additional information relating to the history of Camboon station see: 'Camboon Reminiscences' by Francis M Bell, 1947.;This collection comprises: station diaries (1884; 1904-1978); letterbooks (1874-1917); account ledgers from Umbercollie Station (1872-1883) and an account ledger from Camboon Station (1874-1876); a ledger from Wallabella Station (1902-1904); station ledgers (1903-1967); notebooks and correspondence.Dawson River (SW Qld SG55, SG56); Coochin (SE Qld SG56-10)Camboon (Qld. : Station); Coochin Coochin (Qld. : Station); Umbercollie (Qld. : Station)--Records.; Wallabella Station (Qld. : Station)--RecordsBell, Ernest Thomas,1880-1930;Bell, Francis Marsh,1883-1961;Bell, James Thomas Marsh Bell,1839-1903;Bell family--Archives.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.administrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/omf/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
991983000000006166Stark, William John,-1914.J.G. Appel photographs and papersJohn George Appel photographs and papersButchulla people E30; Goeng Goeng people E36; Gooreng Gooreng people E32; Taribelang people E33E30; E36; E32; E331900-1929Three photograph albums, 1 folder loose photographs, 1 folder papers.One album of colour illustrations of the Canungra township, the sawmill and the tramway.;Second album contains images taken during a tour of the Governor, Sir William MacGregor, to Barambah settlement, Taroom, Coomera, Canungra and Mount Tamborine.;Third album is of Bundaberg, Aboriginal and South Sea Islander people and the sugar and timber industries in the Bundaberg district. The collection also includes loose photographs, an illuminated address and other papers relating to John George Appel.;Three albums of photographs and papers presented to John George Appel, Minister for Home Affairs 1909-1915.;The Bundaberg district was the traditional home of the Taribelang Bunda, Butchella, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang and Bailai peoples.Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10); Bundaberg (SE Qld SG56-02)Canungra (Qld.)MacGregor, William,Sir,1846-1919.Cherbourg (Qld. : Homestead)--History--Photographs.;Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission (Qld.)--History--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland.; Sawmills--Queensland--Canungra--Photographs; Sugarcane industry--Queensland; Vernacular architecture--Queenslandphotograph albums--aatSkyring, Charles Frederick1848-1935; White's Hill Studiohttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL1386328&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/6166/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99199500000000APA-96Pointon,Dr.Barambah Aboriginal Settlement photograph albumWakka Wakka people E28E281 albumSmall album of photographs taken at Barambah (Cherbourg) Aboriginal Settlement.;Small album of photographs of unidentified individuals and groups at Barambah Aboriginal Settlement.Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Cherbourg (Qld.); Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement (Qld.)--Photographs.Barambah (Qld. : Station)--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographs.photograph albums--aat
992000000000006492Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Lockhart River photographsKaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Uutaalnganu people Y211; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y211; Y1025 photographsBlack and white prints of the people of Lockhart River.;Twenty five black and white prints taken at Lockhart River and Lockhart River Mission. Images include turtle hunting, fishing, family groups, tin plates, spears and dug out canoe with outriggers.Lockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River--Photographsphotographs--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL1599761&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99204200000000OMAKBarambah Station recordsWakka Wakka people E28E281879-1953Records relating to the pastoral station known as Barambah. It includes letter books, diaries, journals, accounts and notebooks.;Recorded in the wages ledgers are the names of employees of known Chinese and Aboriginal heritage including: Nudla; Tommy Dodd; Weasle, J. Pringle, George Woppie, Billie Lillis, Pompey [aka William Hatton], Lame Jacky, Cobbo, Bob McDonald, Billy Barlow, Bunda, and others.;Records relating to Barambah Station.Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Cherbourg (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.administrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/omak/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
992056000000006341Rechnitz, Wilhelm Lorenz,1899-1978.Dr Wilhelm Rechnitz papersKala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2; Meriam Mir language Y3Y1; Y2; Y3English, German1936-197226 archival boxes: including 158 cards; 17 postcards; 1,550 letters; 28 notebooks; 46 manuscripts; 3 audio tapes; 1,850 photographs & negatives.Included with these papers are letters from fellow Jewish German internees who were deported to Australia in 1940 as 'enemy aliens' and survived the holocaust in Europe, through which some of their stories can be revealed.;The collection includes a signficant amount of correspondence from friends, family, employers and other academics; copies of Rechnitz's translations of various papers into Torres Strait languages; published and unpublished papers by Rechnitz, papers related to Rechnitz's work; miscellaneous articles; photographs and negatives; audiotapes, LPs and a tape recorder.;Personal papers of Reverend Dr Wilhelm Rechnitz including correspondence, photographs, realia, publications and manuscripts.Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)Rechnitz, Wilhelm Lorenz,1899-1978--Archives.Jewish refugees--Australia.; Torres Strait Islanders--Languages.; World War, 1939-1945--Refugees--Australia.personal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/6341/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99206900000000OMEBShannon Family and Rodney Downs Station recordsBaradha people E48E4816 archival boxesRecords (ledgers, wages books, accounts, cash books, journals, etc) relating to Rodney Downs Station as well as: Arundul, Blenheim, Ewendale, Iona, Paradise Downs, Talagai, Tierawoomba and Saltbush Park Stations.;This extensive collection of records relating to the pastoral holdings of the Shannon Family includes material relating to Saltbush Park, Rodney Downs, Iona, Talagai, Paradise Downs, Blenheim and Arundel Stations.;Of note: included in these records are entries relating to employees of Aboriginal and Asian heritage including members of the Budby and Dodds families. Details can be found in the Collection Guide.Aramac Region (Qld.)--History.Shannon family--Archives.;Shannon, John,1841-1927;Shannon, John Yamala,1875-1952Rodney Downs (Qld. : Station);Blenheim (Qld. : Station);Talagai (Qld. : Station);Tierawoomba (Qld. : Station);Iona (Qld. : Station);Paradise Downs (Qld. : Station);Arundel (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/omeb/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99207600000000OM65-58Hanlon, William Egan,1862-1941,creatorWilliam Hanlon papersNerang Creek people E77; Ngarahgwal people E79E77; E79[1902-1935?]1 notebook (34 pages);4 typescripts (approximately 70 pages)The notebook contains an alphabetical list of Aboriginal Australian words and their meanings.;Typescript 1: Hanlon's reminiscences from his career with the Post and Telegraph Department of Queensland. It includes information on the early history of the Beenleigh, Logan and Southport areas.;Typescript 2: List of place names of Queensland, original name and meaning. It includes Aboriginal Australian language names and legends.;Typescript 3: Skeleton notes on Aboriginal Australian legends and other notes. Locations mentioned include Rocky Point, Kanaipa and Pimpama Island in the Gold Coast region.;Typescript 4: Notes and theories regarding saltwater fish species living in freshwater rivers and lakes. Locations mentioned include: the Don River, the Barrier Reef, Cooktown, Palmerville, Pinkenba, Luggage Point, Nerang Creek, Carrara and Bundall. Names Mr Dannevig and Mr Ogilby of the trawler Endeavour. Signed 'Kidjurrigin (W. E. Hanlon)'.;Typescript 5: Vocabulary of an Aboriginal tribe (whose country extends from the southern bank of the Coomera River, Queensland, to the northern bank of the Tweed River, and from the southern end of Moreton Bay, to mountain ranges in the direction of the setting sun). Vocabulary arranged by subject. Includes introduction regarding pronunciation and also addendum.;The collection includes a notebook and typescript notes and reminiscences of William Hanlon which include language lists from various Aboriginal Australian languages.Hanlon, William Egan,1862-1941--Papers.Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--Vocabulary.personal papers--AAT
99208100000000OMFDTarong Station recordsWakka Wakka people E28E281842-1952117 boxes of recordsRecords of Tarong Station;This collection consists of diaries, letterbooks, stud books, a cadastral map/plan, and financial records. OMFD 4/1(a) and 4/2 are on microfilm and are stored with the collection.;Included in the collection, most particularly in the diary or general journal dated 1855-1863 are notes and observations of the activities of Aboriginal people living in the area at the time [refer page 31]. See also correspondence for the 1870s which mentions Billy Barlow (Aboriginal) as an employee.;Plan of Tarong Station, comprising the runs Kunion, Tarong, and Tureen.Tarong (Qld. : Station); Cherbourg (Qld. : Station); Cherbourg (Qld. : Station); Nanango (Qld. : Station)Tarong (Qld. : Homestead)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/omfd/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99208200000000M 711Mundoolan Station recordsYugambeh people E17E171 folder (photocopies)Records of Mundoolan Station.;This collection consists of photocopies of correspondence, memorandums, licences, photographs, land grants, registration certificates, leases, lease renewals, income tax returns, cadastral maps, etc. relating to Mundoolan Station.Mundoolan (Qld. : Station)--Archives.Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aat
99208600000000TR 1867Christison familyChristison Family papers and Lammermoor Station recordsYirandali people L42; Yirandali language L42L421857-198918 diaries; folders correspondence; photographs; glass slide negatives; manuscripts; scrapbooks; and artefacts.This significant collection contains: diaries, personal correspondence, photographs and albums, research notes, manuscripts, Aboriginal vocabularies, photographs of Aboriginal people, station records, scrapbooks, maps and Indigenous artefacts; collected and recorded by members of the Christison Family - Robert Christison, his wife Mary 'Ann' Christison and his daughters Helen 'Lily' Cameron Roberts and Mary 'Mimi' Montgomerie Bennett.;Papers, records and photographs relating to the Christison family, the Dalleburra people of the Yirandali nation, and the management of Lammermoor Station.Lammermoor (E Qld SF56-13)Lammermoor (Qld. : Station)Bennett, M. M.(Mary Montgomerie),1881-1961.;Christison, Mary,1840-1922--Photographs.;Christison, Robert,1837-1915--Diaries.;Gilmore, Mary,Dame,1865-1962.;Roberts, Helen Cameron,1883-1963;Christison family--Archives.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Antiquities.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Vocabulary.; Breastplates; Aboriginal artefacts--APTadministrative records--aat;personal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/tr1867/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4724683&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99208900000000M 292Schwennesen, Leslie Reynolds,1862-1965,creatorLeslie Reynolds Schwennesen papersGunggari language D37; Wirraay-Wirraay language D66; Gambuwal language D29; Guyambal language D35; Nguri language D46D37; D66; D29; D35; D461 envelopeChurch of England Select Committee report; Notice of University of Queensland staff protest; Vocabulary of Queensland Aboriginal dialects.;1. Church of England Select Committee Report, 1961 (9 pages);2. Notice of University of Queensland staff protest (undated);3. Vocabulary of Queensland Aboriginal Dialects: Warkon Aboriginal dialects: Coongurri, Wirri-Wirri, Ngoorie, Yowalleri, Coo-in-bur-ri, Begumble, Cambooble, Parrungoon as recorded by Harriott Barlow, and received from Sydney Lionel May. Typescript vocabulary with notes (10 pages).Surat (SW Qld SG55-16)personal papers--aatBarlow, Harriott,1936-1929
99209500000000OM92-140Eglinton familyEglinton Family papersKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G13c1870-19911 archival boxThis collection consists of papers relating to the Eglinton family. William Eglinton and his wife Anne Monk came to Queensland 1870 on board the 'Storm King' with their five children Ernest, Dudley, Amy, William and Blanche.;Item 1. 'The Eglintons' - a family history compiled by Dudley Bruce Eglinton. The history gives details of William Eglinton and his family who came to Queensland in 1870 on the clipper ship 'Storm King'. Details on four generations of the family.;Item 2. 'Pioneering in the North-West': a few rambling notes of happenings in the far North-West of Queensland 40 to 50 years ago', by Ernest Eglinton. Covers the period 1870-1900s and mentions his contacts with Aboriginal Australians (Kalkadoons), Native Police, 1891 Shearers Strike, and comments on politics of the day.;Item 3. Astronomical lectures by Dudley Eglinton F.R.A.S. Press notices and biographical notes. Contains mainly press clippings relating to Dudley Eglinton's Astronomical lectures (1894-1935).;Item 4. Collection of newscuttings belonging to Dudley Eglinton. Most of the cuttings are articles on natural history written by Dudley Eglinton's friend Sydney Skertchly (1850-1926). Skertchly's column 'Nature Study' appeared in 'The Queenslander'; proofs of his articles before they appeared in the paper are also included. Also included in these cuttings is an obituary for Skertchly and some loose correspondence.;Item 5. Miscellaneous papers and photographs relating to the Eglinton family including: papers by Dudley Eglinton including an article published in 'The Queenslander' on astronomy; certificate to E.D. Eglinton re the 1912 strike in Brisbane; news cuttings re Dudley Eglinton's association with adult education and the Brisbane Technical College; school roll book listing students who attended Dudley Eglinton's private school for youths and young ladies which was located on the corner of Peel and Stanleys Streets; an excercise book compiled by A.C. Eglinton; certificate awarded to Miss Underwood for service to the Red Cross Society during the First World War; 2 photographs possibly of a Coolangatta boarding house. Alvin Eglinton far right second row; photograph of Sydney Skertchly with a dedication to Dudley Eglinton.Queensland--History--19th century--Sources.Eglinton familyAboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Education--Queensland--Brisbane--History--Sources; Astronomy--Queensland--Brisbane--History--Sources.personal papers--aatEglinton, Ernest,1849-1921;Eglinton, Dudley,1850-1937;Skertchly, Sydney B. J.(Sydney Barber Josiah),1850-1927.
99209500000000OMGRKilcoy Station recordsDuungidjawu people E20; Dalla people E25; Yuggera people E23E20; E25; E231867-191545 diaries, 1 letter book, loose papers.Records of Kilcoy Station, 1867-1915;This collection consists of diaries for 1867, 1869-1872, 1874-1898, 1900-1901, 1902-1909 and 1911-1915. There is also a letter book from 1875-1893 containing copies of William Butler's letters relating to station management.;The diaries for 1867 & 1869 refer to Albinia Downs Station; and 1870 & 1871 relate to Barambah Station where William Butler was employed as manager until taking up a position at Kilcoy Station in 1871 for then owner Louis Hope.;Included within the diaries are a few loose items such as maps, postcards, telegrams, newspaper clippings, weather records, and several photographs.;Of note, are records relating to employees of Aboriginal, South Sea Island, and Chinese heritage.;The Kilcoy Massacre occurred in early 1842 at Kilcoy Station, during which an estimated 50-80 Aboriginal people were poisoned by flour that had been laced with arsenic. These records do not include mention of that incident, or relate to that time.Kilcoy (SE Qld SG56-10)Butler, William1831-1917Kilcoy (Qld. : Station);Albinia Downs (Qld. : Station);Barambah (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queenslandadministrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/omgr/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99210000000000OM87-08Bauer, Frederick Wilhelm,1855-1928Frederick 'Fritz' Wilhelm Bauer letterGuugu Yimithirr language Y82; Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y82; Y7819261 letter (2 sheets, 3 pages)Included with the letter is an envelope addressed to Mrs Ruby Bower from the Vancouver City Archives, who hold two collections related to her family. The family at some point changed their name from Bauer to Bower.;The letter consists of a list of vocabulary used by Aboriginal people of the Bloomfield area. It includes the names of different tribes, foods and places, and the words for some abstract concepts. It also provides brief descriptions of burial customs and initiation rites.;Typescript copy of letter containing Aboriginal tribes vocabularies from the Bloomfield area, north Queensland.Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Bloomfield area (Qld.)Bauer, Frederick Wilhelm,1855-1928;Bauer, Ludwig Georg,1856-1887;Bauer, William Alfred1867-1932Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Queensland--Bloomfield.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Queensland--Bloomfield.letters (correspondence)--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3287023&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsTD/00704076fulltextView the item
99211500000000OM93-15Bell familyBell Family papersYuggera people E23E23Three lettersThree letters relating to the Bell family.;This collection consists of three letters: 1. Letter to Mrs Collins 'Kyora' Southport, from Norman St Clair Carter (1875-1963) a portrait-painter and stained-glass artist, regarding glass for her windows, dated 8 October 1951. 2. Letter to [Mrs] J.T.N. Bell, of Camboon Station from M.J. Mackerras (Mabel Josephine Mackerras 1896-1971), CSIRO, Yeerongpilly regarding fossils presumably found on their property at Camboon Station. 3. Letter to Mrs Gertrude Bell, at Camboon Station from Queenie [Bunjoey, one of the Ugarapul people] advising them of her forthcoming marriage to Bruce Meldrum, and giving permission to sell any of her horses, the letter is undated.Camboon (Qld. : Station)Bell family--Correspondence.Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandpersonal papers--aat
99212400000000OM87-20Hanlon, William Egan,1862-1941W E Hanlon PapersWilliam Egan Hanlon papersNerang Creek people E77; Ngarahgwal people E79E77; E792 envelopesPapers of William Egan Hanlon.;A bound volume of the reminiscences begin with descriptions of the family holidays to Nerang Heads from Yatala. Hanlon describes the flora and fauna, the size and inhabitants of the townships and districts, the Aboriginal peoples, and the development of the area. A contents list has been compiled at the end of the volume. Also included is a draft manuscript, 'Reminiscences of W.E. Hanlon', with annotations.Nerang Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Nerang Heads.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.personal papers--aat
99212700000000OM85-06Green, Charles,1866-1943Charles Green recordsWakka Wakka people E28E28Records of Charles Green.;Item 1. Typed copy of letter written to the editor, Toogoolawah Times, 1 June 1938, signed "An old Stockman" Annotated "written by Charlie Green before his death in 1943 aged 77 years. Daughter Mrs EM [Elsie Muriel] Abraham;Item 2. Typed copied manuscript titled 'Long ride by Mr Charlie Green' giving the story of his life as a stockman, work on Barambah Station, noted horsemen and Aboriginal stockmen - Barambah Paddy and Billy Barlow, horse-breaking and stealing; Billy Lillis of Yabba Station, the cattle droving route from Mount Stanley to Yabba; and his work with the Queensland Meat Export Company. [28 pages]Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Barambah (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Stockmen--Queensland--Anecdotes.
99212900000000OM85-02Gray, Robert,1839-1931.Robert Gray papersYirandali people L42L421869-1911Approx. 240 original letters; notesCorrespondence of Robert Gray, who with his brothers Charles and Mowbray and cousin Ernest Henry established Hughenden, Glendower and Wongalee Stations in north Queensland.;This collection consists of original correspondence principally from Robert and Mowbray Gray, and others, to Charles Gray spanning from 1869 to 1911. The papers also include a photocopied Gray family genealogy.Hughenden (E Qld SF55-01)Hughenden (Qld. : Station); Glendower (Qld. : Station); Wongalee (Qld. : Station)Gray family--Biography.;Gray, Lucy,1840-1879;Gray, Charles,1840-1918Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queenslandhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om85-02/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99213200000000R 448Mant, George Smyth,1872-1943Gigoomgan Station and George Mant papersGubbi Gubbi people E29E291854-19398 archival boxesOf note: the ledgers record expenditure, dividends, petty cash, stores, and wages, including those paid to Aboriginal, South Sea Islander and 'Coolie' (South Asian / Chinese or Indian) labourers.;This collection consists of copies of financial records and other documents relating to the running of Gigoomgan Station. It also includes copies of George Mant's correspondence.;Photocopied records relating to Gigoomgan Station and the papers of George Mant.Tiaro (SE Qld SG56-03)Gigoomgan (Qld: Station)Littleton, Henry Stuart,1844-1933;Mant, George,1836-1913Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland.; Frontier and pioneer life--Australia--Queensland--Sources.personal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/r448/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99214400000000M 1238Tooloombilla Station diary,1 diary (copy)Photocopy of diary labelled "Dairy Tooloombilla 1864-65".;Entries in this diary describe two journeys, the first from Echuca to the Warrego district and return to Melbourne, 5 November 1864 to 14 February 1865; the second from Melbourne north to Queensland, 15 March 1865 ending 18 October 1865. Accompanying the author are George Maiden and James Fairchild together with employees of Aboriginal heritage. The entries describe the country they pass through, pastoral stations they visit and events that occur along the way.Tooloombilla (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslanddiaries--aat
99216600000000OM90-18Henry, Ernest,1837-1919Ernest Henry papersYirandali people L42L421863-19191 bound volumeErnest Henry was one of the first Europeans to settle in the upper Burdekin region. This typescript includes Henry's "An account of an exploring trip resulting in the taking up of Hughenden Station." Also includes biographical information on Henry compiled by his daughter and brother; a letter from Henry to his mother; and an extract from "The Trustees and Investors' Review" from 1906.;A 28 page bound typescript which includes Ernest Henry's "An account of an exploring trip resulting in the taking up of Hughenden Station" containing information about his trip to the Hughenden region, and his encounters with the local Aboriginal population in November 1863. Also included in this bound volume is biographical information on Henry and his family which was compiled by his daughter Ernestine and brother Arthur; an extract titled "Cloncurry Mining Field, Queensland, a sketch" from "The Trustees and Investors' Review" No. 21 August and 21 September 1906; and a letter from Henry to his mother dated 28 January 1884.Hughenden (E Qld SF55-01)Hughenden (Qld. : Station)Henry, Ernest1837-1919Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.personal papers--aat
99218100000000OM65-20Valley of Lagoons Station, Ingham recordsGugu Badhun people Y128Y1281872-19344 archival boxesDiaries, letter books, cattle muster book and two pedigree books on brood mares.;The collection consists of diaries 1900-1911, three letter books 11 April 1896 to 26 February 1903, 26 February to 21 April 1908 and 14 June 1917- 6 November 1919, cattle muster book, no.1 1872-1911, and two pedigree books on brood mares, 1870-c1887 and 1887-1934.;Of note: the collection references many employees of Aboriginal, Chinese and Indian heritage.Valley of Lagoons (NE Qld SE55-09)Valley of Lagoons (Qld. : Station); Ingham (Qld.)--HistoryAboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aat
99218300000000OM91-69Barlow, Harriott,1836-1929Harriet Barlow manuscriptHarriott Barlow manuscriptGunggari language D37; Nguri language D46D37; D461 manuscript (4 leaves)This manuscript contains information about the Aboriginal tribes of the Warrego and Maranoa districts.;This manuscript consists of notes relating to Aboriginal people from the Warrego and Maranoa districts as recorded by Harriott Barlow. The manuscript gives detailed word lists relating to the following Aboriginal Groups: Coongurri; Wirri-Wirri; Ngoorie; Cooinburri; Begumble; Yow Allere (Yowalleri); Cambooble; and Parrumgoom. There are also notes which accompany the vocabularies which give information about group, boundaries, kinship systems and details on particular individuals. Also a copy of the typescript from the Mitchell Library - Warkon Tribal Dialects - Leslie Reynolds Schwennesen, vocabulary of Aboriginal Dialects of Queensland by Harriott Barlow.Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandmanuscripts (documents)--aatSchwennesen, Leslie Reynolds,1872-1965https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3049392&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/ManuscriptsTD/00618040fulltextView the manuscript
99218500000000OM66-02/2Wills, Thomas Wentworth,1835-1880.T W Wills letterThomas Wentworth Wills letterGayiri people E44E4424 October 18611 letter (copy)Copy of a letter by Thomas Wills to his brother-in-law Henry Colden Antil Harrison, describing the massacre at Cullin-la-Ringo Station, giving details of the event.Harrison, Henry Colden Antil,1836-1929.Cullin-La-Ringo (Qld. : Station)Massacres--Queensland--Cullin-La-Ringo.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Cullin-La-Ringo Massacre, Cullin-La-Ringo, Qld., 1861Pastoral stations -- Queensland;letters (correspondence)--aathttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/CorrespondenceTD/00940508fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4620654&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99218600000000TR 1989Mooraboola Station recordsMoorooboola Station recordsKaranya people L32L3249 letters, 1 diary (all copies, some with transcripts)Photocopied letters, many with typed transcripts and extracts from a diary. The letters are principally between James Kidd of Mooraboola (Moorooboola) Station, in Queensland to David Baird of 'The Springs' Dubbo, NSW. Also included are several letters from his brother Thomas Baird of Dundullimal Station, Dubbo who took up the lease on that property in 1871.;The collection also includes items from the following authors: James Octavius Machattie, 1856-1898; John Daniel Wienholt, Warenda Station; and Henry Hall.Mooraboola (Qld. : Station)Baird, David Donald,1841-1901;Baird, Thomas Robert,1876-1914;Machattie, James Octavius,1856-1898;Kidd, James Alexander,1862-1931;Wienholt, John Daniel,1856-1936
99218700000000OMHBWhitney Pastoral Company recordsGunya people D43D431891-19311 letterbook, 4 ledgersRecords of the Whitney Pastoral Company, for Claverton Station and Mon Abri Station.;This collection consists of a letter book, ledgers, journals and invoices for Claverton and Mon Abri Stations.;Item 1. Letterbook, Claverton Station 1902-1904. Letters written by Arthur Leeds, during his time as manager of Claverton Station, Wyandra on behalf of the Whitney Estate following the death of his brother-in-law William Franklyn Whitney.;Item 2. Ledger, Mon Abri Station April 1922-June 1931. Ledger detailing wages, rations, stock improvements, brandings, rents and other expenses relating to Mon Abri Station, Wyandra. Inscribed: "Arthur Leeds, Mon Abri. Grazing homestead no. 721, Cunnamulla District. Area: 9000 acres with stock route".;Item 3. Ledger, Mon Abri Station 1922-1930. Ledger detailing capitol expenditure, accounts for produce and balance sheets relating to Mon Abri Station, Queensland. Inscribed: "No. 2 Ledger, Arthur Leeds, Mon Abri, 1 July 1925".;Item 4. Ledger, Claverton Station 1892-1898. This ledger is chiefly a wages ledger, recording the names of those who lived, worked for, and supplied goods to Claverton Station. Claverton Station in the shire of Paroo was the home to the Kunja (Koun-yah) Aboriginal people. Entries include the names of employees who have been identified as being of Aboriginal and Asian heritage; among these are: Charles Oliffe, James Hubbard, and John Oliffe.;Item 5. Ledger, Claverton Station. Ledger titled 'Invoices' detailing monies paid in the favour of individuals and companies for the supply of goods and services. The ledger is highly detailed, recording produce, foodstuffs, fencing, tools, saddlery and household goods.Wyandra (SW Qld SG55-14)Claverton (Qld. : Station); Mon Abri (Qld. : Station)Leeds, Arthur1847-1935Whitney Pastoral CompanyAboriginal Australians--Queensland.administrative records--aathttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/ManuscriptsTD/00962280fulltextView the Letterbook, Claverton Station 1902-1904;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/ManuscriptsTD/00962281fulltextView the Ledger, Claverton Station 1892-1898
99222400000000M 191Jackey Jackey manuscriptWonnarua people S63S631 manuscript (typed, 45 sheets)Typed manuscript relating to Edmund Kennedy's ill-fated expedition to Northern Australia in 1848 and his Aboriginal guide Jackey Jackey.Jackey Jackey,d. 1854;Kennedy, Edmund Besley Court,1818-1848Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales; Discoveries in geography--Queensland.manuscripts--aat
99224600000000M 779Birch, Gustavus John1820-1883Gustavus Birch diaryNoonuccal people E21; Moondjan language E21E211 diary, 3 letters, 4 photographsGustavus Birch lived on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) for 30 years and kept this diary for the year 1873, the earliest known existing personal account of life on the island. In the diary he mentions traditional methods of fishing and food gathering, living conditions on the island, relations between non-Indigenous settlers and the Traditional Owners of the island, the Quandamooka people.;Original diary written by Gustavus Birch 1873-1874, with a transcript and several photographs.Minjerriba / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (Qld.)--Environmental conditions.Birch, Gustavus John1820-1883--Diaries.Aboriginal Australians--Medicine--Queensland.; Natural history--Queensland--Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island.diaries--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL2532416&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/m779/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
992306000000003073Mornington Island Motion PictureLardil people G38G381968?1 film reel reversal positive:colour, silent8 mmOne 8mm colour film documenting Percy Trezise's Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies funded 1960s expedition to Mornington Island to document Lardil culture. The film-maker is presumed to be Frank Woolston who was on also the expedition. The film contains footage of Trezise's close friend artist Dick Roughsey, a Lardil man as well as members of Roughsey's family and others demonstrating Lardil customs.Mornington Island (Qld Gulf Wellesley Islands SE54-01)Mornington Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.; Lardil (Australian people)--Rites and ceremonies; Lardil (Australian people)--Social life and customs; Mornington Island (Qld.)--History--In motion pictures.Trezise, Percy,1923-2005;Roughsey, Dick,1920-1985.Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--In motion pictures.motion pictures (visual works)--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5587769&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/FilmTD/1147978fulltextView the item
992315000000003270Mort, Charles Franklyn,1853-1893.Charles Franklyn Mort letter bookYuggera people E23E231882-18921 letterbookLetter book of Charles Franklyn Mort.;Letterbook containing copies of correspondence principally written by Charles Franklin Mort, from 19 July 1882 to 24 September 1892.;The correspondence relates to the running of Franklyn Vale and Redbank Stations, it also includes letters relating to establishment of the Grandchester Creamery and Butter factory.Franklyn Vale (Qld. : Station); Redbank (Qld. : Station); Weranga (Qld. : Station)Mort, Charles Franklyn,1853-1893.Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland--Gayndah region--Sources.letter books--aat
99232500000000OM68-13Gigoomgan Station records,Gubbi Gubbi people E29E291854-18842 archival boxesRecords of Gigoomgan Station that include letter books, stock and accounts books and journals.Tiaro (SE Qld SG56-03)Gigoomgan (Qld. : Station)Anderson, Peter Dalgairns;Littleton, Henry Stuart,1844-1933;Mant, George,1836-1913Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland.administrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om68-13/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99233000000000OM70-12Cameron papersGungabula people E35; Wadjigu people E39E35; E391 folder (papers)The Cameron papers.;Reminiscences of the property Arcadia Downs Station, 5 handwritten sheets. The manuscript describes construction of buildings on homestead, use of bush food, making of household products, station life, and people of Aboriginal heritage who were employed on the station.Injune (SW Qld SG55-08); Rolleston (SW Qld SG55-04);Arcadia (Qld. : Station)Cameron familyAboriginal Australians--Queenslandproperty records--aat
99233500000000OM71-17Cracow (Qld. : Station)Cracow Station recordsWakka Wakka people E28; Gooreng Gooreng people E32; Wulli Wulli people E89E28; E32; E891887-19264 volumes, 1 manuscriptThis collection consists of photocopied station diaries, dated 1887-1892, 1895-1902 and 1902, detailing the work performed by employees on the station each day; a cattle book dated 1880-1901 and 1926, which lists the number of cattle, when they were branded and how they were disposed of, and for 1926 is a paddock book with a list of stud bulls purchased; and a history of the Banana Shire compiled by W Campbell ca 1970. The history includes notes on the ownership and development of various stations in the shire.;Cracow station employed a number of Aboriginal people, including Johnny Nipps [aka Jack Nips] who was the first person to find gold in the area. Mentions of Johnny Nipps and his brother Alfred are found in the station diaries, as employees.Cracow (SE Qld SG56-05)Banana (Qld. : Shire)--History; Cracow (Qld. : Station)Mackenzie-Ross, John Hay,1834-1902;Jeffrey, George Kermode,1876-1955Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.administrative records--aat
99236200000000OM74-17Mathew, John,1849-1929John Mathew papersWakka Wakka people E28; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Gubbi Gubbi language E29; Wakka Wakka language E28E28; E29; E291872-1929; 19731 archival boxThe notebook contains an Aboriginal vocabulary list by John Mathew who became familiar with the language and culture of the Kabi and Wakka peoples while working for six years on Manumbar Station for his uncle, as stockman, book keeper and storeman.;This collection of papers from Reverend John Mathew consists of: poems; letters received between 1872-1894, mainly from his uncle John Mortimer and cousin G.W. Anderson of Manumbar Station; also from his mother and sister of Wairoa, New Zealand; and a typescript biography, "John Mathew 1849-1929", which includes photographs, written by his son Dr Randolph Yule Mathew.;Papers of Reverend John MathewManumbar (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Poetry.; Poets, Australian--Queensland--Sourcespersonal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om74-17/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4047579&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
992372000000003963Surbiton Station recordsBidjara people L43; Iningai people L41; Yagalingu people E43L43; L41Records of Surbiton Station.;Letter book and wages register of Surbiton Station.;The ledger or wages register includes references to employees of Aboriginal and Chinese Heritage, who worked as stockmen, drovers, cooks, saddlers etc.Alpha (Qld Far West SF55-14)Surbiton (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aat
99237300000000OM75-36Broome, William,1851-1923Life in Queensland sixty-five years agoDarumbal people E46E461873-1913"Life in Queensland sixty-five years ago". The manuscript describes the author's life in central Queensland, after emigrating from England in 1872 [or 1873] on board the Khedive and Zambia vessels. It includes chapters titled: General conditions; Weather and climate; Bush life; [Aboriginal people]; Animal life; Snakes, reptiles etc.; Mining; Fish and other denizens of the deep; Some experiences by sea. At head of page 78: Forty years in Queensland 1873 to 1913 by William Broome. 191 pages in total. William Broome is associated with Torilla Plains, Woodlands, Eurimbla and Farnborough properties.Queensland, Central--History--Sources.; Torilla Plains (Qld. : Station); Woodlands (Qld. : Station); Eurimbla (Qld. : Station); Farnborough (Qld. : Plantation)Broome, William1851-1923Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland--Sources.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queenslandmanuscripts (documents)--aat
99237800000000OM75-123Gray, Lucy,1840-1879Lucy Gray papersYirandali people L42L421868-18835 diaries (journals); 40 letters; 1 volume (copies)Letters and diaries of experiences in North Central Queensland.;This collection consists of the original journal and diary of Lucy Gray (1869-1872); original letters written by Robert Gray to his brother Charles (1867-1883); original letters by Charles Gray to his wife Lucy (1868-1879) and one by John Macrae.Hughenden (E Qld SF55-01)Hughenden (Qld. : Station); Glendower (Qld. : Station); Wongalee (Qld. : Station); Queensland--Discovery and explorationGray family--CorrespondenceAustralian South Sea Islanders--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Frontier and pioneer life--Queenslandhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om75-123/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5933124&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99237900000000OM76-06Booubyjan Station recordsWakka Wakka people E28E281854-1878Wages and account books relating to Booubyjan Station.;Item 1. Wages book, 1872-73. Item 2. Wages book, 1854-60; 1865-69. Item 3. Account books, 1863-64; 1868-78.;Note: Included in the ledgers for Booubyjan Station are the names of employees of Aboriginal and Chinese heritage.Murgon (SE Qld SG56-10)Booubyjan (Qld. : Station)Lawless, Clement Francis,1815-1877Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Agricultural wages--Queensland--Goomeri region.administrative records--aat
99238000000000OM77-16Henry, Ernest,1837-1919Ernest Henry papersKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G131868-19712 bound volumesThis collection of photocopied papers has been bound in two volumes and includes: reminiscences, letters and field notes compiled by Ernest Henry concerning his exploring trips and mining ventures. Frequent mention is made of his contacts with Aboriginal people. Also included are: copies of the biography of Henry, 'The prospector of Argylla', by Sidney Evan Pearson; information compiled by Pearson on the Kalkadoons; biographical notes on Arthur Douglas Henry and Edward Campbell Earl; newspaper clippings on Ernest Henry and information on the death of Inspector Beresford.;Photocopied reminiscences, letters and field notes compiled by Ernest Henry and others, concerning his exploring trips and mining ventures.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland--Records and correspondencepersonal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om77-16/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99238900000000OM78-08Creaghe, Emily Caroline,1861-1944.Emily Caroline Creaghe diaryWaanyi people G23G231 diary (typed copy)The diary describes the exploring expedition of Ernest Favenc together with Harry and Emily Creaghe and Lindsay Crawford, from Normanton to Darwin in 1883.;The diary also contains first hand descriptions of the cruelty and brutality perpetrated against Indigenous people by white settlers, in particular by Jack Watson and Frank Hann managers of Lawn Hill Station, located on the traditional lands of the Waanyi people in north-western Queensland.;The narrative was written during what is now described as the 'Australian frontier wars' as Europeans moved into Aboriginal lands, driving sheep and cattle with the intention of settling, competing for resources, disregarding the needs of the traditional inhabitants.;Typed copy of the diary kept by Emily Creaghe of her experiences during an exploring expedition, with an explanatory introduction, a typed extract of a letter written to her father; and typed extracts of related newspaper articles.;Content warning: This work contains details of graphic violence committed against First Nations people.Lawn Hill (Qld. : Station); Normanton (Qld.)--Discovery and exploration--Sources.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--History.diaries--aathttps://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nZNv8m8nDiary [State Library of New South Wales]
99239300000000OM78-54Shannon Family papers ; Saltbush Park Station recordsBaradha people E48E481868-1927These records are comprised of station diaries which appear to have been written by John Shannon and detail his daily activities mainly on Saltbush Park Station. Some of the diaries could have been written by other members of the Shannon Family. There are diaries for 1875-77; 1879; 1881-92; 1894-99; 1904-07; 1909-13; 1915-17; 1920-22; 1925-26. Included is also a Daybook (1868), horse book (1879), a letter book (1910-12), and autograph book of Maude J Shannon. There are a number of newspaper clippings about the Shannon Family including Blenheim Station and obituaries of John Shannon, Mrs Margaret Shannon (1847 or 8 - 1915) and John Yamala Shannon (b. 1875), an auction notice of the Shannon home of "Wyalla' in Toowoomba, and six photographs.;Of note: Also included in these records are the names of employees of Aboriginal, Asian and South Sea Islander heritage. In particular the letterbook 1910-1911 contains correspondence to the Aboriginal Office Brisbane and the manager of Barambah Station regarding the employment of Aboriginal workers including members of the Budby Family. Refer to the Letterbook located in Box 9010;Records of Saltbush Park Station and papers of the Shannon familyShannon, John,1841-1927--Records and correspondence;Shannon family--Correspondence.Saltbush Park (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aat;personal papers--aatShannon familyhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om78-54/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/67346937View selected images from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1186077&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99239600000000OM78-72McConnel Family papersYuggera people E23E231844-1914Papers of the McConnel Family;This collection mainly consists of letters to and from members of the McConnel family. The correspondents are James Henry McConnel, Mrs Mary E McConnel, and David Cannon McConnel. There is also a history of Cressbrook Station entitled 'The Story of Cressbrook' written by Mary E McConnel (wife of James Henry) and in memoriam cards for David, Mary and James Henry McConnelCressbrook (Qld. : Station)McConnel family--Records and correspondence;McConnel, David Cannon1818-1885--Correspondence;McConnel, David,Mrs.,1860-1929--Correspondence.Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandpersonal papers--aat
99240300000000OM79-10Mant, George,1836-1913Gigoomgan Station recordsGubbi Gubbi people E29E291870-193810 archival boxesThe collection consist of station diaries, financial records, correspondence and letterbooks.;Records of Gigoomgan StationTiaro (SE Qld SG56-03)Gigoomgan (Qld. : Station); Kilkivan (Qld. : Shire)--History.Mant, George Smyth1872-1943;Mant, George,1836-1913Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om79-10/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99240800000000OM79-17/24Hanlon, William Egan,1862-1941W E Hanlon notebookWiri language E57E57A notebook containing a dictionary of English and Aboriginal words, recorded from the Wiri people of the Bowen district, north Queensland. One list is titled "Bowen River Dialects". Also included are other lists not necessarily gathered from the Bowen area, but date stamped 1902.;Notebook containing Aboriginal word lists pertaining to the Bowen River people.Bowen (E Qld SF55-03)Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Etymology.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Dictionaries; English language--Foreign words and phrases--Australian languages--Dictionaries.notes (documents)--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL2603578&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/ManuscriptsTD/00264026fulltextView the item
99241200000000OM79-32/17Ridley, Wm.(William),1819-1878.William Ridley notebookGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23; Gubbi Gubbi language E29; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Turrbal language E86; Turrbal people E86D23; E29; E861855Notebook of Aboriginal words and phrases, as recorded by Reverend William Ridley in 1855.;The notebook contains Aboriginal words and phrases from the Dippel [Dippil] tribe, of the Burnett district, words from Davies' alias "Darumboys" [sic] vocabulary, and notes on manners among Aboriginal people. The notebook was written in 1855 by Reverend William Ridley, Minister of the Gospel.;In 1855, Ridley undertook a journey to Moreton Bay, along the Namoi, Barwon and Condamine Rivers, taking notes on the customs and languages of Aboriginal groups along the way. Upon his arrival in Moreton Bay, Ridley presented a Report to the Moreton Bay Aborigines' Friends Society on the evening of Wednesday 21st November, 1855. Ridley's journey to South-East Queensland was the basis for his publication, 'Kamilaroi, Dippil and Turrubul', which is a comparative linguistic study between Kamilaroi, Dippil (Wakka Wakka) and Turrubul languages. The text contains words from the three languages relating to people, parts of the body, topography, plants, animals, numbers, etc. as well as a basic grammar and guide to pronunciation.South East Queensland (SE Qld SG56, SH56)Burnett (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Social life and customsnotes (documents)--aathttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/comp/5010View the item
99243100000000OMFCBabbiloora Station: John Collins and Sons recordsBidjara / Bidyara people E37E371874-19556 boxesThe collection consists of station records including diaries, letterbooks, correspondence and financial material. The material relates mostly to Carnarvon and Babbiloora Stations. Included in the records are employees who were of known Aboriginal heritage.;Records of Babbiloora Station, John Collins and SonsBabbiloora (Qld. : Station); Carnarvon (Qld. : Station)Babbiloora Cattle Company.--Records and correspondence;Babbiloora Pastoral Company;John Collins and Sons.--Records and correspondenceAboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/omfc/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99245700000000OM78-80Thomas Creed diary ; Creed Family ; Langmorn Station recordsGangulu language E40E401860-1869; 1877-18992 archival boxesRecords of Langmorn Station and the diary of Thomas Creed and the Creed family;This collection consists of a diary kept by Thomas Creed while living in Jamaica and later in Queensland. The entries relate his arrival in Queensland in 1869 and the acquisition of Langmorn Station. The other diaries are Langmorn Station diaries which contain daily entries on activities and weather. Included is also a diary for 1893 of the Creed family's trip from Langmorn to Sydney and then to England on the steamer Ophir and their time spent in England.;Of note: there are many references to Aboriginal and South Sea Islander employees within the station diaries. Including descriptions of traditional rangeland management practices such as grassland burning.Langmorn (Qld. : Station); Raglan (Qld.)--HistoryCreed family--Travels;Creed, Thomas,1826-1911Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queenslanddiaries--aat;administrative records--aat
99246200000000OM82-17Bridgman, George Francis,1842-1923George Francis Bridgman papersYuwibara people E54E541857-1922The papers consist of G.F. Bridgman's Sea Journal 1857 in the form of an extended letter to his mother describing his voyage to Sydney and life on board ship. Bridgman was aged fifteen at the time of the voyage on board the "Maid of Judah". There are also two letters to Bridgman from Lorimer Fison, which form part of a correspondence between Bridgman and Fison dealing with ethnological studies of Australian Aboriginal people. In the last letter Lorimer Fison expresses some of his views upon the South Sea Islander traffic. There are handwritten notes on Aboriginal words and customs. Various newspaper cuttings are included. Some of these concern papers read by Bridgman, some being articles by 'Goonara' on Aboriginal people and two connected with the Aboriginal reserve at Fort Cooper.Australia--Emigration and immigration--Sources.Bridgman, George Francis,1842-1923--Correspondence.Maid of Judah (ship)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.personal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om82-17/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4626888&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99246900000000OM83-24Bell, F. M.(Francis Marsh),1883-1961Francis Marsh Bell memoirsF M Bell memoirsWakka Wakka people E28E28Reminiscences of life at Camboon Station, a property in the Burnett district acquired by James Bell and Colville Hyde in 1874. His son Francis Bell managed Camboon from 1904-1921. It contains recollections of local incidents, and people and life in the bush figure prominently along with reminiscences of life at Coochin Coochin Station. An appendix of Aboriginal words with their meanings is included at the end of the work.Dawson River (SW Qld SG55, SG56); Coochin (SE Qld SG56-10)Camboon (Qld. : Station); Coochin Coochin (Qld. : Station)Bell family--Archives.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--Vocabulary.; Settlement and contacts--AIATSISS; Language - Vocabulary--AIATSISS
99247100000000OM84-16Lethbridge Family papers; Forest Vale Station, Mitchell DownsGunggari people D37D371855-19428 archival boxesIncluded in this collection, most particularly in the diaries and station ledgers, are details of daily life on the properties, records of climate, stock movements and the people who lived and worked at the Station. They also make mention of employees who have been identified as being of Aboriginal and Asian heritage. Also in the collection are many letters from R C Lethbridge's son Harold, a doctor who served with the Australian Medical Corps, in Egypt and France during the First World War.;Diaries, papers, letter-books, maps, financial records and correspondence relating principally to Robert Copland Lethbridge and the large pastoral holding known as Forest Vale Station.Forest Vale (Mitchell, Qld.); Mitchell Downs (Qld.)Lethbridge, Arthur Forrest,1873-1944;Lethbridge, Harold Octavius1880-1944.;Lethbridge, Robert Copland,1838-1919;Lethbridge family--Correspondence.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Settlement and contacts--AIATSISSpersonal papers--aatFlack, Arthur,active 1922;Lethbridge, Robert Copland,1798-1865;Lethbridge, Robert Copland,1838-1919https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/om84-16/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4630198&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99247600000000OM89-02Lawrie, Margaret Elizabeth,1917-2003.Margaret Lawrie Film CollectionKala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Meriam Mir language Y3Y1; Y3Reels of film from the Margaret Lawrie collection;Collection includes reels of film.Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Civilization; Torres Strait Island (Qld.)Torres Strait Islanders--Folklore; Torres Strait Islanders
99249800000000OMCIBanchory Station recordsWangan people E47; Yagalingu people E43E47; E431892-19734 boxesThis collection contains stock books, wages ledgers; station accounts, diaries, rainfall charts, correspondence and maps relating to Banchory Station, Queensland.;Of note: this collection contains records relating to employees of known Aboriginal heritage.;Records of Banchory Station.Clermont (E Qld SF55-11)Banchory (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/omci/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
992498000000005429Rocklands Station recordsIndjilandji people G14G141886-19811 archival boxLetterbook ; Unemployment relief tax employers remittance books ; Improvement book No. 1 ; Horse book ; Stock return book; Memorandum of agreements ; Post and telegraph account book; Miscellaneous papers.;The Rocklands Station Horsebook illustrates the careful accounts that large stations kept of their stock, guests and the weather. It includes details of the horses. including the value, sex, brand number and date. when and by whom they were broken, as well as their breeding and sales.;The memorandum of agreement forms [series 6] state the employment agreement between the manager of Rocklands Station and the named Aboriginal person (with identity number) giving the nature of their employment, e.g. stockman, domestic; the rates of pay, together with the signatures of employer, witness and Protector of Aboriginals for the district and signature; or thumbprint of employee.;Records of Rocklands Station.Camooweal (Qld.); Rocklands (N.T. and Qld. : Station)--Records and correspondence.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory.administrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/5429/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
992513000000005628Young photograph albumDjabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y1061 photograph albumPhotographs of regional Queensland towns.;Album of images mostly black and white but some sepia depicting Queensland in 1914. Towns and areas included in the album are Cairns District; Nelson Range; Malanda; Port Douglas; Atherton; Herberton; Charters Towers; Townsville; Mourilyan Harbor; Rockhampton; Mount Morgan; Brisbane; Toowooma; and Indigenous people at Kuranda.Kuranda (NE Qld SE55-02)Queensland, Northern--20th century--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Kuranda--Photographsphotograph albums--aat
992514000000005636Pinkilla Pastoral Co. Pty Ltd.Pinkilla Station recordsPunthamara people L26; Margany people D42L26; D421935-197314 archival boxesIncludes station diaries, wages books, financial ledgers, store books and some photographs.;This collection includes station diaries 1935-1973, wages books 1935-1948, various financial ledgers (including wages' records) 1948-1951, store books 1952-1953, and photographs taken in Western Australia and the Northern Territory.;Recorded in the wages ledgers are the names of employees of known Aboriginal and Chinese heritage including: Yeltie, Willie Dynevor snr [Ting-ali] and Willie Dynevor jnr, Anzac Dynevor, and F. Ah Chee.Quilpie (SW Qld SG55-09)Pinkilla Station (Qld.)--RecordsAboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aat
992524000000005763Barambah Aboriginal Settlement photograph albumWakka Wakka people E28E281 album (10 photographs)Photograph album of the Barambah Aboriginal Settlement.;Ten images taken during a visit depicting local people and buildings and the parliamentary party at Barambah.Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement (Qld.)--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cherbourg.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Barambah.photograph albums--aat
992526000000005798Royal Geographical Society of Queensland.Royal Geographical Society of Queensland photographsMayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G201894-19276 albums of photographs, loose photographs, copy print photographsA collection of photograph albums and loose photographs previously held by the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland. Four albums: Canobie Station ca 1895; views of North Queensland, ca 1922; a road trip from Queensland into New South Wales, 1915-1916; and railway views of South East Queensland, approximately 1900. Loose photographs include a series of images showing stations on the Darling Downs, large views of North Queensland and miscellaneous images of Queensland towns, landscapes, portraits and other scenes.;Album 1: Canobie Station photograph album - contains significant Indigenous content showing group and individual portraits of men, women and children. Many of the images are captioned.;Collection of photographs from the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland.Canobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station); Darling Downs (Qld.)--Photographs.; Queensland--Photographs.; Queensland, Northern--Photographs.; Queensland, South East--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Railroads--Queensland--Photographs.photographs--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/5798/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL2729621&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
992561000000006758Welsby, Thomas,1858-1941Recollections of the Natives of Moreton Bay together with some of their names and customs of living, typescriptJandai language E19; Moondjan language E21E19; E2119161 booklet, 11 cm x 17cm; 67 pages.The manuscript describes the 'colonial discovery' of Moreton Bay, and the Aboriginal people of Bribie Island (Yarun), Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) and Moreton Island (Mulgumpin) with whom Thomas Welsby was acquainted (pages 1-60). Included at the rear of the item are 7 pages of Aboriginal vocabulary lists.;Typescript of presentation given by Thomas Welsby, titled 'Recollections of the Natives of Moreton Bay together with some of their names and customs of living'. Delivered before the University Historical Society of Queensland, Wednesday 27 September 1916 at 8pm. 2nd carbon copy. Inscribed by Thomas Welsby "R H Moss with compliments from Thos Welsby November 1916".Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Moreton Bay Region--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Languages.typescripts--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3273449&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsTD/00708064fulltextView the item
992562000000006334Tooloombilla Station records1867-19511 diary, 3 station ledgers, 3 stock ledgers, 1 folder business records.Included in this collection, most particularly in the diaries and station ledgers, are details of daily life on the properties, records of climate, stock movements and the people who lived and worked at the Station.;The records also make mention of employees who have been identified as being of Aboriginal and Asian heritage. Notably: Arthur and Clare Bundi; Prince Albert; Prince Wiseman and others, employed as cooks, stockmen and prickly pear cutters.;Records of Tooloombilla Station.Tooloombilla (Qld. : Station)Penhallurick familyAboriginal Australians--Queensland.administrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/6334/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
992583000000007021Perkins, AlanNappa Merrie Station photographsWangkumara people L25L251950-195516 photographsSixteen photographs depicting the working life of a stockman on Nappa Merrie and other stations in western Queensland, taken by Alan Perkins while working as a stockman. The images show various aspects of stockmen working with horses and cattle. Includes some images of Aboriginal Australian stockmen. The collection also includes photocopies of the images with handwritten notes identifying some of the people and places.Cooper Creek (Qld Far West SG54, NE SA SH54)Nappa Merrie (Qld. : Station)--Photographs.Stockmen--Queensland--Photographs; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographs--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/130413889View all images from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL1377553&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
992626000000000855751207Heath, Jeffrey,1943-Nunggubuyu myths and ethnographic texts /Jeffrey HeathWubuy language N128N128Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1980vii, 556 p.25 cm.AIAS new series ;no. 23398.2/099429/5;499/.15Nunggubuyu (Australian people)--Legends; Nunggubuyu languageAustralian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
992629000000000908103344Wangkumara alphabet book /by George Harrison... <et al.> ; illustrated by Tom StewartWangkumara language L25L25English words and their Wangkumara counterparts.Dubbo, <N.S.W.> :Disadvantaged Country Area Programme, Western Readers Committee,198132p. :ill., 1 map21 x 26cm.499/.15Wangkumara (Galali) dialectHarrison, George,1943-2001
992649000000007630Gunggari Language audio cassettesGunggari language D37; Gunggari people D37D375 audio cassettes; 1 manuscriptFive audio cassettes containing the Gunggari language and one manuscript of Australian Aboriginal songs;Item 1: One audio cassette - Minnie Dodd spoken.;Item 2: One audio cassette - Two Gunggari songs.;Item 3: One audio cassette - Emily Jackson and Minnie Dodd, 1974.;Item 4: One audio cassette - Nils Holmer.;Item 5: One audio cassette - Miss Jackson, 1974.;Item 6: Lethbridge, H. O., Dr., 'Australian Aboriginal Songs : Melodies, Rhythm and Words, Truly and Authentically Aboriginal', Allan & Co., Melbourne (n.d.). (19pp).Lethbridge, Harold Octavius1880-1944.Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Songs, Aboriginal Australiansound recordings--aat
992653000000007675Pullar, Gordon Cumming,1864-1934Clermont and its People PhotographsWangan people E47; Yagalingu people E43E47; E43Box of contact prints taken from glass plates by Richard Stringer.;Contact prints taken from glass plates depicting the Pullar Family, life in the town of Clermont, the local Indigenous people and shifting the town to a new site after the disastrous flood of 1916. Images were used in a publication titled 'A Shifting Town' compiled by Richard and Marguerite Stringer.Clermont (E Qld SF55-11)Clermont (Qld.)--Pictorial works; Clermont (Qld.)--Social life and customs--Pictorial worksAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographs--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/58483839View selected items from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL1177579&dps_func=thumbnailThumbnail
992653000000007679Ardmore Station recordsWarluwarra people G10G101934-19471 folder1 folder, small booklet and loose pages.;A collection of original station records of the Rochdale Pastoral Co. Ltd., Ardmore, Dajarra, 1934-1947.;The collection consists of: bound book of Unemployment Relief Tax monthly returns (February 1934-January 1936); despatch notes for supplies for Ardmore, unused Unemployment Insurance Contributions Books (1939-1940) - the same book contains entries for boundary rider George Hartig, and others likely to have been of Aboriginal heritage including: Toby, Arthur, Dan [no surnames recorded]Dajarra (Qld Far West SF54-06)Ardmore (Qld. : Station)
992673000000007880Hood, Victor Albert Nelson,Hon.,1862-1929Miscellaneous Queensland photographsYidindji people Y117; Dulabed Malanbarra; GulgibarraY117116 photographs (black & white, copies)Photographic copies of various Queensland views.;One hundred and sixteen black and white photographic copies of miscellanous Queensland views with some postcard series. Queensland views compiled by Donald Munro, and photographed by Hon. Victor Albert Nelson Hood.;Includes photographs of: North Queensland (Stony Creek Falls, Hambledon, the Barron Falls, Cairns, Bowen, Atherton, Babinda Creek, Russell Creek, Isis Sugar Fields, Yangan Cheese Factory, Maroochy River, Caloundra), Ipswich, Coolangatta, Brisbane City (Cloudland Ballroom, Queens Park and Treasury Buildings, Queen Street, St John's Cathedral, Brisbane General Hospital, Hornibrook Highway, Roma Street Railway Station, Customs House, Queensland National Anzac Memorial, Lennons Hotel, Edward Street, King George Square, Grey Street Bridge, aerial view of Brisbane streets, Story Bridge, Grey Street Bridge, Albert Park.;North Quay and Victoria Bridge, Mt Coot-tha Lookout, University of Queensland, City Hall, Adelaide Street, Brisbane University - now QUT), North Queensland Indigenous people, miscellaneous (A. McDowall and Chas Murray, shooting party with dogs, hydraulic sluicing, S.S. Lucinda, L. Duff R.N., Capt. Pyne A.D.C., Mr Hopkins R.N, Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge, H.E. General Sir Henry Norman, Capt. F. W. Fisher R.N., O.K. copper mines, sugar cane fields).;First Nations content includes images relating to: Russell River; dilly bag making, spearing fish, making fire. The Russell River area in far north Queensland is connected to the Yidinji, Dulabed Malanbarra, and Gulgibarra Aboriginal groups.;Many of the images have captions on the reverse.Russell River (NE Qld SE55-06)Brisbane (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographs--aat
9927200000000027203Irvine, GeorginaJoseph and Georgina Irvine photographsBudjari / Badjiri people D31D311902-19091 folder (photographs, greeting cards & biographical notes)Photographs of Hungerford, Caiwarra and Currawinya Stations in south-west Queensland.;Collection of sepia photographs featuring portraits of Joseph and Georgina Irvine, and daughter Julia, dated 1909. Other photographs include images of Aboriginal workers, and a portrait of an Aboriginal man and his wife and child in European dress. Other images include a bullock team on the station and sheep in an enclosed paddock.;Collection of three coloured cards: one birthday card ; one Christmas postcard ; and a New Year greeting postcard bearing a postal imprint from NS. dated 24 Dec. 1908.;Handwritten explanatory notes giving biographical background information on Joseph and Georgina Irvine. Includes details about family life on Caiwarra Station on the Paroo River. The family left Caiwarra in 1904 for Victoria, however Joseph was called back to manage Currawinya Station in the district sometime later, where he died suddenly in 1907.Currawinya (SW Qld SH55-01)Hungerford (Qld. : Station); Caiwarra (Qld. : Station); Currawinya (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland, Southwest.greeting cards--aat;black-and-white photographs--aatIrvine, Josephd. 1907.
9927560000000027559Collaroy Pastoral CompanyCollaroy Station recordsGuwinmal people E49; Darumbal people E46E49; E461877-19794 archival boxesRecords relating to Collaroy Station.;Collaroy Station records including ledgers, station diaries, stock and stud books, financial records and other records and documents relating to the pastoral station.;The Koinjmal, Widi, Birriah, Barada Kabalbara Yetimarala, Jangga, Barada Barna, Wangan and Jagalingou peoples are recognised as the Traditional Owners of lands and waters throughout the Isaac region, where Collaroy Station is located.;Included in the records are the names and activities of employees of Aboriginal and Chinese heritage who worked for Collaroy StationCollaroy (Qld. : Station); St. Lawrence (Qld.)--History.Collaroy Pastoral Company;Collaroy Grazing CompanyAboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aatCollaroy Grazing Companyhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/27559/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
9927610000000027612Dahl, KathleenKathleen Dahl manuscriptsYiman people E31E312 pamphletsAccount of life in the nineteen-fifties on Jondaryan Station and record of the massacre at Hornet Bank Station as remembered by Mrs. James Sparkes (nee Alice Goongary-Scott);2 spiral bound pamphlets titled: "Jondaryan Station: day to day life in the nineteen fifties" and "The massacre at Hornet Bank as told to me in 1957 by Mrs. James Sparkes (nee Alice Goongary-Scott), descendant of the Scott family".Taroom (SW Qld SG55-08)Hornet Bank (Qld. : Station); Jondaryan (Qld. : Station)Fraser familyFrontier and pioneer life--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Dawson Valley; Murder--Queensland--Hornet Bank; Hornet Bank Massacre, 1857oral histories (literary works)--aatSparkes, Alice Goongary, 1897-1983
9927690000000027690Stokes & MartinSandy, Queensland Exhibition MedalKing Sandy, Queensland Exhibition MedalTurrbal people E86E86English1 medalMedal struck in 1876 featuring Julius Hogarth's Aboriginal head and the legend King Sandy (Ker-Wali) of the Ningy Ningy clan.;In 1877, prior to the first inter-colonial shows, a series of medallions were made in several Australian capitals to mark the dethroning of local Aboriginal headmen and the success of the colonies. One was cast with Kerwalli's image and the inscription 'Sandy: Ex: Rex: Queensland.' (Source: Ray Kerkhove - https://ia.anu.edu.au/biography/kerwalli-32071);Obverse: Aboriginal male head, bare, bearded, facing right; Around, SANDY : EX : REX : QUEENSLAND;Reverse: Within wreath and below 'rising sun', coat of arms featuring ship, golden fleece, mining tools and sheaf of wheat. Below the wreath is the year 1876. Around the wreath: STRUCK AT THE EXHIBITION MINT.Kerwalli,1852?-1900--Medals.Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandcommemoratives--aat;medals--aatHogarth, Julius,1820-1879
9928040000000028043Gray, Lucy,1840-1879Charles and Lucy Gray papersYirandali people L42L421868-1875Copies: 4 folders - letters; journals; draft manuscriptPhotocopied papers relating to Charles and Lucy Gray of Hughenden Station, together with a copy of a manuscript titled "Lucy Gray and the Waters Family" by Dr Margaret Vivers.;This collection consists of photocopied papers relating to Charles and Lucy Gray, of Hughenden Station in North Queensland. They include a portion of Charles Gray's Queensland journal; and Lucy Gray's letters dated from 1868 to 1870, written by Lucy's English family.;Also included is a copy of an unpublished draft manuscript titled "Lucy Gray and the Waters Family" by Dr Margaret Vivers.;The letters and journals not only describe pioneer life, but interactions with Aboriginal and South Sea Islander people. Lucy Gray writes in detail of their bush camps, building their homestead, her cook Nungita (indentured South Sea Islander) and their house boy Wallader (Aboriginal boy);Language in the journals and letters reflect the creator's attitude or that of the period in which they were expressed and are considered inappropriate or offensive today.Hughenden (E Qld SF55-01)Hughenden (Qld. : Station); Glendower (Qld. : Station); Wongalee (Qld. : Station)Gray, Lucy,1840-1879;Gray, Charles,1840-1918.Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandcorrespondence--aatGray, Charles,1840-1918.;Mort, Thomas Sutcliffe,1816-1878https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/28043/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
9928130000000028130Miscellaneous Queensland magic lantern slidesYugambeh people E17E171 box of slidesThis collection includes magic lantern slides showing Queensland scenes, Department of Stock & Agriculture slides, hand-coloured slides of 1893 Brisbane floods and Gold Coast beaches, advertising slides, prominent buildings, and portraits.;This collection includes magic lantern slides, probably produced using the gelatin-silver dry plate process. The images include: Indigenous people; Lamington Hotel; North Isis Sugar Mill (negative 36848); Bulcock Street; Treasury Buildings, Brisbane 1898 (negative number 36853); King Jackey Jackey of the Logan; an advertisement for Paling's Player Pianos; Main Street, Kangaroo Point 1893; 'Billy Tea and Smoke" (two men making billy tea and smoking a pipe); Parliament House, Brisbane (negative 36865); Brisbane during a 19th century flood; The ship 'Lucinda' (Photographer: D. Hardie, negative 36880); Marine Parade, Coolangatta; Queensland Club, Brisbane (negative 36834); Saw pit, Blackall Range; Hamilton Reach, Brisbane; The ship 'Sussex' (London) photographed in July 1903 ('Loading frozen meat'); 'Boer War' (Hardie); 'Boer War' (Hardie, negative 36913); Governor Blackall (negative 36888); Brisbane, an early bridge over the River, connecting Queen and Melbourne Streets; 'Bowen House school sports' (children running in sacks), ca. 1900 (Hardie, negative 36819); Adelaide Street, Brisbane (showing a tram); 'Brisbane Trams' (tram no. 84 Logan Road to New Farm);;'S. S. Lucinda'; 'Breakfast Creek' (Hardie); 'Canning Downs, near Warwick: farm, barn, steam thresher, stud cows and merino ewes (negative 36849); 'Green Hills Farm, near Warwick. Harvesting wheat' (negative 36839); 'Arrowroot plants, Pimpana'; 'Currumbin Beach'; 'Norman Creek, Brisbane 1893'; 'Decoration of St Stephens for the Douglas-Beirne wedding' (Poulsen Studios); Customs House, Brisbane; Customs House, Brisbane 1898 (negative 36840); 'Brisbane, Queensland, from Observatory'; a poster for the 'Special Prologue, Incidental to the screening of the Romance of the Apes, featuring Jacko the Super Monkey; 'Vehicular Ferry to Kangaroo Point'; George Street, Brisbane; Queen Street, Brisbane; 'Attow's Pineapple Plantation, Nudgee, near Brisbane' (negative 36885); 'Natural Scenery, Enoggera Creek'; 'Sir Arthur, off Stradbroke Island' (negative 36906); A Y.W.C.A. truck being washed by a lady in a bathing suit (negative 37214); 'Swans etc., Botanic Gardens, Brisbane 1897 (negative 36842); Government House, Brisbane (negative 36855); 'Brisbane from Parliament House, 1898 (negative 36831); Burleigh Heads; 'Bullock Teams with Pine Logs on the Range at Crohamhurst, Qld.' (negative 36905); 'Currumbin Beach'; 'Botanical Gardens'; an advertisement for The Central Station Cafe (broken slide); 'Orchid (Dendrobium Speciosum)' (negative 36846); Currumbin Creek; 'Victoria Bridge, Brisbane 1892' (negative 36850); 'Exhibition Grounds, Brisbane'Brisbane (Qld.)--Photographs.Floods--Queensland--Brisbane.; Architecture, Colonial--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandlantern slides.--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/129820426View selected images from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL1363032&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
9928140000000028141Walton, H. J.Mount Morris Station photographs and clippingsWadjalang / Dharawala people D45D451903-19041 folder (2 photos, 4 newspaper clippings)Two photographs and four newspaper clippings relating to Mount Morris Station.;Mount Morris Station is situated on the Langlo River, on the traditional land of the Wadjalang / Dharawala people, sixty miles from Charleville and was first taken up in 1862. The photographs are of the garden at the homestead, and the bore at the woolscour.;The newspaper clippings are from the publication "The Week" 1904 and show: the shearing shed on Mount Morris Station; Charlie the King of the Langlo (Wadjalang / Dharawala) people, wearing a king plate [aka breastplate] annotated by W.E.P.O. (William Edward Parry-Okeden) 'Old Charlie - whom I buried - I have the shield (plate, saying he was King of Mt Morris); Charlie standing by the graves of some of his people on Mount Morris Station; and an image of Inspector White and William Parry-Okeden.;This breastplate was first give to Sambo, King of Mount Morris, and was made by W.M. Hill a blacksmith of Charleville. After Sambo's death the breastplate was passed on to Charley (Charlie) and the name Sambo scratched off. [This item was sold at auction in 2004]Charleville map area (SW Qld SG55-10)Mount Morris (Qld. : Station)--Photographs.Parry-Okeden, W. E.(William Edward),1840-1926Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates; kingplates--APTphotographs--aat;clippings (information artifacts)--aat
9928670000000028674Bell, Francis Marsh,1883-1961Bell Family scrapbooks and typescript "Camboon Reminiscences" by Francis Marsh BellWulli Wullli people E89E892 scrapbooks; 1 manuscriptTwo scrapbooks and one unpublished typescript.;Item 1: Bound copy of "Camboon Reminiscences" by Francis Marsh Bell. This paper was read before the Royal Historical Society of Queensland, 27 November 1947 and was published in the Royal Historical Society of Queensland Journal, vol. 4, no.1, 1948. Francis Marsh Bell managed Camboon Station from 1904-1921. The reminiscences include an appendix of Aboriginal words and their meanings.;Item 2: Bell Family scrapbook, 1931-1952. The scrapbook contains articles about the Bell Family and their properties.;Item 3: Bell Family scrapbook, 1952-1992. The scrapbook includes articles about actor Diana Bell, architect Guilford Bell, Pamela North Bell, Francis Marsh Bell, Ernest Edward Duckett White, J.T.N. Bell, Coochin Coochin Homestead, and Katharine Mary Philp.Coochin (SE Qld SG56-10); Dawson River (SW Qld SG55, SG56)Camboon (Qld. : Station); Coochin Coochin (Qld. : Station)Bell familyAboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--Vocabulary.clippings (information artifacts)--aat;typescripts--aat
9929150000000029150Lawrie, Margaret Elizabeth,1917-2003.Margaret Lawrie Malo Songs CollectionKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2; Meriam Mir language Y3Y2; Y32 typescriptsTwo typescripts comprising text of six dance songs, 'Malo Dance Songs' (3 pages) and four 'Malo Songs' (9 pages); ony 'Malo Songs' signed by M. Lawrie.;The dance songs were sung to Margaret Lawrie, and recorded at Murray Island in February 1967. They 'belong to the old Malo ceremony, but the actions were fitted to the songs at a later date'. One song (The sixth) was composed in the early 1900s by Lom Savage. The sixth song listed is in Meriam (language of the Eastern Islands) and the other five in Mabuiag (language of the Western Islands.). The four Malo songs, Mrs. Lawrie was told, were 'the most sacred songs of Malo in existence' were most likely sung to, and recorded by Margaret Lawrie, however her signature doesn't appear on the document. Translated by George Passi into English. Also has notes on vocabulary. Both documents have annotations.Dance, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Murray Islands; Legends--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands; Songs, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Murray Islands.; Torres Strait Islanders--Folkloresongs (musical compositions)--aat;vocabulary--aatMoynihan, Martin(Martin Patrick),1941-;Passi, George
9929430000000029426Beechal Station recordsMargany people D42D421882-20134 ledgers; 1 folder photographs (photocopies), memoir & eulogy.The accounts ledgers contain the names of employees associated with the station prior to the Crotty family; of particular interest are those of Aboriginal and Asian heritage.;Three accounts ledgers covering years 1882 to 1914, plus one ledger of rainfall observations from 1904 to 1954. Photocopies of photographs from a Crotty family album; photocopy of a typescript memoir by Constance (Consie) Crotty nee Hughes, describing her arrival at Beechal in June 1950 with her husband and three children; copy of eulogy delivered at Consie Crotty's funeral in Charleville, 18 August 2013.;Three accounts ledgers, one ledger of rainfall observations, photocopies of photographs.Beechal Creek (SW Qld SH55-02)Beechal (Qld. : Station)Crotty, Bernard Cassian1917-1971;Crotty, Constance Vyvyn1917-2011;Crotty familyAboriginal Australians--Queenslandadministrative records--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/29426/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
9929730000000029732Ferguson, J. D.Aboriginal group, Hughenden StationYirandali people L42L421 photographAlbumen print photograph, unmounted, contemporary inscription in ink verso: Photo of Glendower [Aboriginal people] taken by Ferguson, and below in pencil (also in contemporary hand): Queensland, near Hughenden. This group of local Aboriginal people were almost certainly station employees and most likely Kutjala people, Traditional Owners of this area. Five men, three women and a young girl are posed in front of their thatched dwellings. The man at the right holds a painted shield and throwing stick.;Glendower: a name given to the country above Hughenden Station which is a glen, by Robert Gray.Hughenden (E Qld SF55-01)Hughenden (Qld. : Station); Glendower (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.albumen prints--aat;black-and-white photographs--aat
993100000000000391009710 (Humanities Press);0855750839Hudson, JoyceThe core of Walmatjari grammar /<by> Joyce HudsonWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :;[Atlantic Highlands, N.J.] :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies ;;Humanities Press,1978viii,115p. :map25cm.AIAS new series ;no. 2499.15Walmatjari language--GrammarAustralian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
993120000000000855750812;039100977X (Humanities Press)Heath, Jeffrey,1943-Ngandi grammar, texts and dictionary /<by> Jeffrey HeathNgandi language N90N90Canberra :;<Atlantic Highlands, N.J.> :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies ;;Humanities Press,1978xii,297p. :map24cm.AIAS new series ;no. 4499.15Ngandi languageAustralian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
99343700000000085575107XGlass, Amee.Ngaanyatjarra texts /<by> Amee Glass and Dorothy HackettRev. ed.Ngaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1979viii,144p.25cm.AIAS new series ;no.16499/.15Ngaanyatjarra language--ReadersHackett, Dorothy,joint author; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
99349200000000Modern music of Torres Straitrecorded by Jeremy Beckett ; edited by Jeremy Beckett and Bryan ButlerKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1[Canberra] :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,19811 sound cassette :mono +1 booklet (13 p.:ill.;30 cm.)784.76Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Music.Beckett, Jeremy;Butler, Bryan; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
992542000000000Blake, Barry J.The Kalkatungu language :a brief description /by Barry J. BlakeKalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13G13Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1969133 p. :illus., map, tables26 cm.Australian Aboriginal studies (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 20; Linguistic series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 8499/.15Kalkatungu languageAustralian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
9931840000000000207157154 (pbk );0949659827 (bpk.)Punu :Yankunyatjatjara plant use /Institute for Aboriginal Development ; contributors: Pompey Everard ... [et al.] ; compiled and edited by Cliff Goddard and Arpad Kalotas ; designed and illustrated by Julie Jones ; with additional illustrations by Jill Hodson, Mary Flynn and Heather CareyNorth Ryde, N.S.W :Angus & Robertson,1988166 p. :ill.24 cm.688.7221/075Yankunytjatjara (Australian people)--Ethnobotany.; Yankunytjatjara (Australian people)--Food.; Yankunytjatjara (Australian people)--Medicine.; Wild plants, Edible--Australia, Central.; Medicinal plants--Australia, Central.Everard, Pompey;Goddard, Cliff;Kalotas, Arpad C.;Jones, Julie,1951-; Institute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9932540000000000864361521Yanyuwa country :the Yanyuwa people of Borroloola tell the history of their land /translated and illustrated by John BradleyYanyuwa language N153N153Richmond, Vic :Greenhouse,1988xvi, 80 p. :ill. (some col.), ports.28 cm.994.29/5/0049915Borroloola Region (N.T.)--History.Yanyuwa (Australian people)--History; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Borroloola Region.Bradley, John,1959-
9934140000000000855751282Reuther, J. G.(Johann Georg)The Diariby J.G. Reuther ; translated by Philipp A. SchererDieri language L17L17Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,198149 microfiches (4, 540 fr) :negative +leaflet (2 leaves)A.I.A.S. microfiche ;no. 2'With volume V: Three Central Australian grammars, Diari, Jandruwanta, Wonkanju by J.G. Reuther; translated by T. Schwarzschild and L.A. Hercus; edited by L.A. Hercus and J.G. Breen. Additional notes on the Diari / by P. Austin'.Diyari language--Dictionaries; Diyari (Australian peope)--Legends; Aboriginal Australians--South Australia--Religion; Diyari (Australian peope)--Religion; Aboriginal Australians--South Australia--FolkloreScherer, P. A.(Philipp A.);Schwarzschild, T.;Hercus, L. A.(Luise Anna),1926-; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
9934150000000000855750200Hall, Harold Aubrey,1871-1963A partial vocabulary of the Ngalooma Aboriginal tribe /H.A. Hall ; with concordance and commentary by C.G. von Brandenstein ; foreword by H. Margaret WilsonNgarluma language W38W38Canberrra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1971iv, 80 p.26 cm.Linguistic series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 18;Australian Aboriginal studies (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 46499.15321Ngarluma language--Dictionaries--English; Australian languages--Dictionaries; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--DictionariesBrandenstein, C. G. von(Carl Georg von),1909-
993552000000000085883295X :{dollar}27.90 Aust.Holmer, Nils M.(Nils Magnus),1904-Linguistic survey of south-eastern Queensland /by Nils M. Holmer.Ngawun language G17; Biri / Birri Gubba language E56; Kuungkari / Gunggari language D37; Gangulu / Kanolu language E40; Baradha language E48; Gubbi Gubbi / Kabi Kabi / Gabi Gabi language E29; Butchulla / Batjala / Badtjala language E30; Yuwaalaraay / Euahlayi / Yuwaaliyaay language D27; Nunukul / Noonuccal language E21; Goeng Goeng language E36; Wulli Wulli language E28; Bidjara / Bidyara language E37; Margany / Mardigan language D42; Yugambeh / Yugumbir language E17; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Barunggam language D40; Darumbal language E46; Waka Waka / Wakka Wakka language E28; Gooreng Gooreng / Gureng Gureng / Gurang Gurang language E32; Wiri language E57G17; E56; D37; E40; E48; E29; E30; D27; E21; E36; E28; E37; D42; E17; D23; D40; E46; E28; E32; E57Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University,1983vii, 485, 21 p.25 cm.Pacific linguistics.Series Dno. 54.Phonology, morphology and vocabulary of languages of the Wakka and Gunggarri groups - Wakka-Wakka, Barunggam, Wuli-Wuli, Goreng-Goreng, Goeng-Goeng, Kabi-Kabi, Batjala, Gunggari, Bidjara, Marganj, Gangulu, Wirri, Birri, Ngawun, Nunagal, Manandjali, Jualrai, Kamilaroi and Darumbal; includes lists of informants for each language; also manuscript version (MS 1095)499/.15South West Queensland (SW Qld SG54, SG55, SH54, SH55); Queensland Far North West (Qld Far NW SE54); South East Queensland (SE Qld SG56, SH56); East Queensland (E Qld SF55, SF56); Northern New South Wales (N NSW SH55, SH56)Queensland--Languages.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Languages.; Australian languages--Queensland, South East.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Languages.; Australian languages--Australia--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Southeastern--Languages.; Australian languages--Queensland, Southeastern.; Australian languages--Queensland, South East.Australian National University.Research School of Pacific Studies.Department of Linguistics;Linguistic Circle of Canberra
9935880000000000949214671Kerinaiua, MargueriteAIDS ngini kwampini /jiyikirimi Marguerita KerinaiuaTiwi language N20N20Tiwi text with English colophon.[Nguiu, Bathurst Island, N.T.] :Nguiu Nginingawila Literature Production Centre,c198917 p. :ill. (some col.)21 cm.614.5993AIDS (Disease)--Transmission--Popular works; Tiwi (Australian people)--Health and hygiene; Aboriginal Australians--Health and hygiene--Northern TerritoryNguiu Nginingawila Literature Production Centre
9935970000000000702223603 (pbk.)Words of our country :stories, place names and vocabulary in Yidiny, the Aboriginal language of the Cairns-Yarrabah region /compiled and edited by R.M.W. Dixon ; with flora identification and interpretation by Tony IrvineYidinj language Y117Y117St. Lucia, Qld :University of Queensland Press,1991x, 312p.,<4>p. of plates :ill.,maps, ports.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Yidini language; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cairns Region--History.Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-;Irvine, Tony
9936100000000000868923397Walmajarri-English dictionary with English finder list /compiled by Eirlys Richards and Joyce HudsonWalmajarri language A66A66Berrimah, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch,1990398 p. :ill.25 cm.499.15Walmajarri language--Dictionaries--English; Australian languages--Dictionaries; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--DictionariesRichards, Eirlys;Hudson, Joyce; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch
9937510000000000646005049Douglas, Wilfrid H.(Wilfrid Henry)Illustrated topical dictionary of the Western Desert language :based on the Ngaanyatjarra dialect /W.H. DouglasTopical dictionary of the Western Desert language3rd rev. and enl. ed.Ngaanyatjarra language A38A38Kalgoorlie, W.A :Kalgoorlie College,1990iv, 27 p. :chiefly ill.25 cm.499.15Western desert languages--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Picture dictionaries, Western desert.Kalgoorlie College
993791000000000Wedgetail eagle dreamingArrernte language C8C8Language in Arrente and English.ALice Springs, N.T. :Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association,c19911 videocassette (25 min.) :sd., col.1/2 in.Nganampa anwernekenhe.Series 5 ;program 1Harold (Ross) Ellis, Arrernte Elder from the Alice Springs area shares with us the traditional dreaming story of the wedgetail eagle.305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Folklore; Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Central--Folklore; Eagles--Australia, Central--FolkloreRiley, Rosalie
993791000000000UluruPitjantjatjara language C6C6Language in Pitjantjatjara and English.Alice Springs, N.T. :Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association,c1991.1 videocassette (28 min.) :sd., col.1/2 in.Nganampa anwernekenhe.Series 5 ;program 2In October 1985, the Uluru Traditional Owners were handed back their land. Since then, they have worked closely with the Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service in a frank exchange of ideas and information to maintain their land and culture.305.89915Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (N.T.)Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service.Pitjantjatjara (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.Douglas, Kayanne.; Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association.
993791000000000The Philip Creek storyWarlpiri language C15; Warumungu language C18C15; C18Language in Waripiri, Warramungu and English.Alice Springs, N.T. :Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association,c19911 videocassette (24 min.) :sd., col.1/2 in.Nganampa anwernekenhe.Series 5 ;program 3Bonny Napurrula and Molly Martin share with us the story of their childhood home. Philip Creek was a mission settlement from 1935 to 1948 and as young girls they were forced to live there and later at Ali-Curung when the water supply failed.305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Phillip Creek Region.Frank, Ruby
99379100000000010th anniversary of the Pitjantjatjara lands handback plus bushtucker : perentie cookingPitjantjatjara language C6C6Language in Pitjantjatjara and English.Alice Springs, N.T. :Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association,c19911 videocassette (26 min.) :sd., col.1/2 in.Nganampa anwernekenhe.Series 5 ;program 4From the video, we travel to the Pitjantjatjara lands to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Pitjantjatjara lands returning to the Traditional Owners; in the bushtucker segment, three Aboriginal women show us the correct way to prepare, cook and divide a perentie in the proper traditional way.305.89915Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--Social life and customs; Aboriginal Australians--Northern TerritoryDouglas, Kayanne
993791000000000Emu dreaming story from Tyethe (Jessie Gap) plus CDEP/NAIDOC - Aboriginal rodeoArrernte language C8C8Language in Arrenete and English.Alice Springs, N.T. :Central Australian Media Association,c19911 videocassette (25 min.) :sd., col.1/2 in.Nganampa anwernekenhe.Series 5 ;program 5Harold (Ross) Ellis, Arrernte Elder from the Alice Springs area relates the Dreamtime story, Emu dreaming from Tyethe (Jessie Gap). The final segment shows footage from the CDEP/Tangentyere Aboriginal Rodeo held as part of the 1991 NAIDOC week celebrations.305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Folklore; Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Central--Folklore; Emus--Australia--Folklore; Rodeos--Australia, CentralRiley, Rosalie
9937940000000000949659320Goddard, CliffA grammar of Yankunytjatjara /Cliff GoddardYankunytjatjara language C4C4Alice Springs, N.T. :Institute for Aboriginal Development,[1985?]xii, 207 p. :maps21 x 30 cm.499.15Yankunytjatjara language--Grammar.Institute for Aboriginal Development (Alice Springs, N.T.)
9977530000000000908103352 (pbk.)Jones, Elsie,1917-Paakantji alphabet book /by Elsie Jones ; illustrated by Mark Quale, Tim Whyman.Paakantyi / Paakantji / Barkindji language D12D12Dubbo :Disadvantaged Country Area Programme, Western Readers Committee,198132 p. :ill., map, ports.21 x 26 cm.DCAP western readers499.15Barkindji language.; English language--Alphabet--Juvenile literature.Whyman, Tim.;Quale, Mark.; New South Wales.Disadvantaged Country Area Programme.Western Readers Committee
997753000000000086409020X (pbk.)Djambarrpuyngu wordlist /compilers: J. Galpagalpa ... [et al.].Djambarrpuyngu language N115N115Nhulunbuy, N.T. :Yirrkala Community school, Literature Production Centre,1984253 p. :ill., map30 cm.499.15Djambarrpuyngu language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.Galpagalpa, J.; Yirrkala School Literature Production Centre.
997753000000000O'Grady, Geoffrey N.Nyangumata grammar /by Geoffrey N. O'Grady.Nyangumarta language A61A61[Sydney] :University of Sydney,1964xv, 90 p. :ill., maps25 cm.Oceania linguistic monographs ;no. 9499.15Nyangumarta language--Grammar.
997781000000000Ugarapul :Queensland /National Native Title Tribunal.Yuggera language E23E23Perth, W.A. :Research Unit, National Native Title Tribunal,2000, c2004.7:00 PM21 cm.Research report bibliography,1448-983X / National Native Title Tribunal; Research report bibliography ;no. July 2000.Bibliography of material used by Research Unit of National Native Title Tribunal to prepare background information for native title mediations.Native title (Australia)--Bibliography.; Native title (Australia)--Queensland--Bibliography.; Jagara (Australian people)--Bibliography.National Native Title Tribunal (Australia).Research Unit.http://www.nntt.gov.au/News-and-Publications/Pages/Forms-and-Publications.aspxResearch Unit, National Native Title Tribunal
997804000000000186334019X (electronic)Santo, William C.Gudjal book of animalsby William C. Santo.Gudyal language E60E60[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (28 p.) :sd., col.Small format bi-lingual picture book for children, with words in the Gudjal (Aboriginal) language and in English.499.15Gudjal (Australian Aboriginal language)--Dictionaries.; Animals--Australia.Kelly, Keesha Marie.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/gudjal_bk_of_animals/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
9978040000000001863340181 (electronic)Santo, William C.Gudjal book of birdsby William C. Santo.Gudyal language E60E60[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (28 p.) :sd., col.Small format bi-lingual picture book for children, with words in the Gudjal (Aboriginal) language and in English.499.15Gudjal (Australian Aboriginal language)--Dictionaries.; Birds--Australia.Kelly, Keesha Marie.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/gudjal_bk_of_birds/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
9978040000000001863340173 (electronic)Santo, William C.My countryby William C. Santo.Gudyal language E60E60[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (28 p.) :sd., col.Small format bi-lingual picture book for children, with words in the Gudjal (Aboriginal) language and in English.499.15Gudjal (Australian Aboriginal language)--Vocabulary.Kelly, Keesha Marie.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/my_country/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
9978110000000009.78065E+12Blake, Barry J.An illustrated dictionary of Yulluna by domains.Illustrated Yulluna dictionary by domainsKalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13G13[Mount Isa, Qld.] :Yulluna Land Aboriginal Corporation and Logicmedia, James Cook University ,[c2006].50 p. :ill., maps18 x 26 cm .A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.51Yulluna language--Dictionaries--English.; Kalkatungu language--Dictionaries--English.Breen, Gavan.; Yulluna Land Aboriginal Corporation.
997821000000000Seasons in the desertWalmajarri language A66A66Halls Creek, W.A. :Kimberley Language Resource Centre,c1991.1 videocassette (VHS) (70 min.) :sd., col.1/2 in.Parranga = The hot season(13 min.) --Yitilal = The wet season(17 min.) --Makurra = The cold season(5 min.)398.209941Aboriginal Australians--Folklore.; Walmajarri language.Chuguna, Jukuna Mona.;Beck, Harley.
997821000000000Strong cultureAboriginal music in Aboriginal languages.Aboriginal music in Aboriginal languagesPitjantjatjara language C6; Warlpiri language C15; Arrernte language C8; Burarra language N82; Murrinh-Patha language N3; Pintupi language C10C6; C15; C8; N82; N3; C10Alice Springs, N.T. :CAAMA Music,19981 sound disc :digital, stereo.4 3/4 in. +notes.Land / Black Strom -- Tjana anu wilurara / Chrysophase -- Putakaline / Frank Yamma -- Nguru / TEenage BAnd -- Kitj unthalama / Baydon Williams -- Yurrampi / Rising Wind -- Wlyarrbi-yapi-japaju / Yartula -- Warli / Nth Tanami BAnd -- Nganana yurrunpa nyinangi / Simon Dixon -- Nguru nyamput walatja / Jimmy Langdon -- Yirrana / Letterstick Band -- Yuendumu / Blackstorm -- Ngapa / Teenage Band -- Brown skin baby / Frank Yamma -- Wama wanti / Areyonga Desert Tigers -- Old ways / Trevor Adamson -- Ngurrangk-nyinaya / The Rising Wind Band -- Jampijanaju / Nth Tanami Band -- Kuninhin / Nangu Red Sunset Band -- Walya mangang karra / Jimmy Langdon.781.629915Songs, Aboriginal Australian.; Aboriginal Australians--Songs and music.
997821000000000In Aboriginalvarious artists singing in Aboriginal languages.Warlpiri language C15; Pitjantjatjara language C6; Gupapuyngu language N1221; Arrernte language C8C15; C6; N1221; C8[Alice Springs, N.T.] :CAAMA,c1994.1 sound disc (CD) :digital, stereo.4 3/4 in.Jurtna yanu / Wakulyarri -- Yothu ga marrtja /Warringya Band -- Pina yaritarnila karna ku / Desert Wind -- Garray dgise / Blue Rangers -- Harmannsburg /Greg Armstrong -- Yeuendemu / Western Desert Band --Dhayka guyulinymirr / Warringya Band -- Please come back / Young Teenage Band -- Woma wanti / The Bush Kids -- Mardaka nyanu / North Tanami Band -- Wanta warringka / Areyonga Desert Tigers -- Waltzing Matilda / Trevor Adamson -- Poor people / Yartulu Yartulu --Walku jarri karlu / North Tanami Band -- Titji Tjutaya / Wedgetail Eagle Band -- Jamirdi / Wakulyarri.781.629915Aboriginal Australians--Music.Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association.
997821000000000Yothu Yindi (Musical group)Birrkuta wild honeyYothu Yindi.Yolngu Matha language N230N230Sung in Aboriginal (Yolngu) and English.[Sydney] :Yothu Yindi Music/Mushroom Records,c1996.1 sound disc (CD) (52 min.) :digital, stereo.4 3/4 in. +1 leaflet.Tears for law (Garrathiya run) (4:28) -- Yolngu woman (4:43) -- Ngarrpiya (Octupus) (0:36) -- Superhighway (3:35) -- Bapane (2:20) --Djatpa (4:47) -- Timor (3:30) -- Matter of choice (3:35) -- Stop that (2:52) --Lorrpu (2:14) --Spirit of peace (3:24) -- Yirrmala (4:44) -- Honey (Birrkuta) (3:06) -- Cora (2:03) -- Mice and men (5:13)781.66Yirrkala Region (N.T.)--Songs and music.Rock music--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Music.; Songs, Aboriginal Australian.; Yolngu (Australian people)--Music.
997821000000000Kara Kazil (Musical group)Island warriorstraditional song and dance of Kara Kazil.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3Balmain, NSW :Indigenous Australia P/L,20061 compact disc (32 min.) :digital, stereo.4 3/4 in. +sleeve notes."The music and dance group "Kara Kazil was formed from a group of Darnley and Murray Island people, now living in the tropical north of Australia. In the Darnley Island language "Kara Kazil" means "our children". The principal purpose of the group is to perpetuate the island traditions of song and dance" -- from sleeve notes.Erub / Darnley Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05)Murray Island (Qld.); Darnley Island (Qld.)Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Murray Island--Music; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Darnley Island--Music
9978220000000000727201786 (pbk.)Godumu Kuku ngujakuramun.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78[Kangaroo Ground, Vic.] :Wycliffe Bible Translators,1986xvi, 309 p. :ill.20 cm.222/.09Bible.--Old Testament--Criticism, interpretation, etc.Wycliffe Bible Translators.
9978400000000009781863340236 (pbk.)Witheyman-Crump, Michelle(Michelle Leanne),1967-Original girl =Mari miyay /by Michelle Witheyman-Crump ; illustrated by Vicky Duncan.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23Text in Kamilaroi (Gamilaraay) with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,2007[32] p. :col. ill.21 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit899.153New South Wales--Languages.; Queensland--Languages.Kamilaroi (Australian people)--Juvenile fiction.Duncan, Vicky,1969-
997841000000000Bonner, Joyce.Djamaramee dhippeeThe small bird /written by Joyce Bonner; illustrations by Jodie Burns; Butchulla language translation by Jeanie Bell and Joyce Bonner.Small birdButchulla language E30E30Parallel English and Butchulla text.[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (10 p.) :sd., col.Small format bi-lingual picture book for children about which animals can fly, with words in the Butchulla (Aboriginal) language and in English.Butchulla language--Readers.Bell, Jeanie.;Burns, Jodie.; Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/images/vbook/slq/the-small-bird/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
997841000000000Bonner, Joyce.Wanyanganung ngabangWhere's my mother /written by Joyce Bonner; illustrations by Jodie Burns; Butchulla language translation by Jeanie Bell and Joyce Bonner.Where's my mother;Where is my motherButchulla language E30E30Parallel English and Butchulla text.[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (12 p.) :sd., col.Baby Joey is searching for his mother in this bi-lingual children's story, used for teaching the Butchulla (Aboriginal) language and English.Butchulla language--Readers.Bell, Jeanie.;Burns, Jodie.; Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/images/vbook/slq/wheres-my-mother/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
997841000000000Bonner, Joyce.Butchulla wurruButchulla girl /written by Joyce Bonner; illustrations by Jodie Burns; Butchulla language translation by Jeanie Bell and Joyce Bonner.Butchulla girlButchulla language E30E30Parallel English and Butchulla text.[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (19 p.) :sd., col.Small format bi-lingual picture book for children, with words in the Butchulla (Aboriginal) language and in English. The book is about the names of different parts of body.Butchulla language--Readers.Bell, Jeanie.;Burns, Jodie.; Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/images/vbook/slq/butchulla-wurru/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
997841000000000Bonner, Joyce.Butchulla gabuButchulla boy /written by Joyce Bonner; illustrations by Jodie Burns; Butchulla language translation by Jeanie Bell and Joyce Bonner.Butchulla boyButchulla language E30E30Parallel English and Butchulla text.[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (19 p.) :sd., col.Small format bi-lingual picture book for children, with words in the Butchulla (Aboriginal) language and in English. The book is about the names of different parts of body.Butchulla language--Readers.Bell, Jeanie.;Burns, Jodie.; Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/images/vbook/slq/butchulla-gabu/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
997842000000000Bonner, Joyce.Ngalamu dhaanbanOur people /written by Joyce Bonner; illustrations by Jodie Burns; Butchulla language translation by Jeanie Bell and Joyce Bonner.Our peopleButchulla language E30E30Parallel English and Butchulla text.[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (12 p.) :sd., col.This colourful book contains simple sentences listing all the different members of the family, in Butchulla language and in English.Butchulla language--Readers.Bell, Jeanie.;Burns, Jodie.; Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/images/vbook/slq/our-people/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
997852000000000Wik inana.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in English and Wik-Munkan (Aboriginal dialect).Aurukun, Qld. :Aurukun State School,-1979v. :ill.34 cm.994.38Aurukun (Qld.)--Periodicals.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Aurukun--Periodicals.Aurukun State School.
9978730000000000958557004Best, Ysola.Borobi and his friendsLet's learn Yugambeh /Ysola Best & Gillian Aird.Yugambeh language E17E17Text in Yugambeh language and English.[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20071 online story (20 p.) :sd., col.Borobi and his Friends is a small format bi-lingual picture book for children, with photographic images, to teach children the Yugambeh language.The book was published by the Kombumerri Corporation for Culture. The virtual book is read by Axel Best. The Yugambeh language area of Queensland, Australia, extends from the coastline west to Beaudesert and from the Logan River at Beenleigh, south to the Tweed.499.15Yugambeh language--ReadersAird, Gillian.;Best, Axel.; Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture.http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/borobi-and-his-friends/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
9978810000000009781863340274 (pbk.)Pootchemunka, Minoota,1900-1991.Moon story /told by Minoota Pootchemunka, Mary Wolmby & Alice Kowearpta ; translated from Wik-Mungkan by Pat Pootchemunka & Koppa Yunkaporta ; illustrated by Jack Bell.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text translated from Wik-Munkan (Wik Mungkan) to English.Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,2007[36] p. :col. ill., ports.15 cm."The Moon story - traditional story of the Pootchemunka family and the people whose land includes Ti-Tree Lagoon south of Aurukun. tells of how the moon looked like a fish, and tricked two young women into becoming his wives."--Provided by publisher.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit899.153Aurukun Region (Qld.)--Folklore.Tales--Queensland--Aurukun.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Aurukun--Folklore.Kowearpta, Alice,1916-1986.;Pootchemunka, Pat,1938-;Yunkaporta, Koppa,1919-1992.;Bell, Jack,1950-
9979430000000006311342375 : DVDTen canoesproduced by Rolf de Heer, Julie Ryan ; directed by Rolf de Heer, Peter Djigirr ; written by Rolf de Heer.10 canoesWidescreen.Ganhalpuyngu language N83N83In Ganalbingu and English with English subtitles.New York, NY :Palm Pictures,20071 videodisc (92 min.) :sd., col.4 3/4 in.Set one thousand years ago in Australia, a young man covets one of his older brother's wives and is told a mythical story about why this is wrong.791.43/72Yolngu (Australian people)--Drama.; Aboriginal Australians--Drama.; Man-woman relationships--Drama.; Brothers--Drama.Motion pictures, Australian.;Foreign films--Australia.;Feature films.De Heer, Rolf.;Djigirr, Peter.;Kurddal, Crusoe.;Gulpilil, Jamie.;Gulpilil.
997963000000000Witheyman-Crump, Michelle(Michelle Leanne),1967-Original girlMari miyay /by Michelle Witheyman-Crump ; illustrated by Vicky Duncan.Yuwaalaraay language D27D27Text in Kamilaroi (Gamilaraay) with English translation.[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20081 online story (32 p.) :sd., col.Small format bi-lingual picture book for children, with words in the Kamilaroi language and English. This is a story which explores the meaning of being an Aboriginal girl - or as Emily would call it, an "original girl".Kamilaroi language--Readers.Duncan, Vicky,1969-http://enc.slq.qld.gov.au/vbook/slq/original-girl/index.htmSLQ Virtual Book. Turn the pages.
9984070000000009780646483924 (hbk.)Napper, Monica.Tiwi footy :yiloga /[photographers, Monica Napper, Peter Eve ; author, Andrew Mcmillan; editor, David Moodie].Tiwi language N20N20In English and Tiwi language (Australia)Darwin :F11 Productions,2008249 p. :col. ill., map, ports.23 cm.305.89915Tiwi Islands (N.T.)--History.; Tiwi Islands (N.T.)--Pictorial works.Tiwi (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Tiwi Islands--Social life and customs--Pictorial works.; Australian football--Northern Territory--Tiwi Islands--Pictorial works.Eve, Peter Anthony.;McMillan, Andrew,1957-2012.;Moodie, David.
991843932808020619.78065E+12Keenan, Valerie,author,illustrator.Drawing you in :Carl Lumholtz in the Herbert /Valerie Keenan artist ; curator ; historian.1st.Girramay language Y127Y127[Tully, Queensland ] :[Valerie Keenan],2023.;©2023.iv, 84 pages :chiefly colour illustrations,23 x 31 cm.Based on the 1880s expedition by Norwegian Carl Lumholtz (1852-1922) to the Herbert River Gorge and illustrated with original drawings, sketches and photographs the publication, which sits alongside an exhibition of the same name, includes oral histories by Traditional Owners, images and descriptions of commissioned hunting tools, excerpts from Lumholtz's 1889 publication 'Among Cannibals' and information about the birds and mammals he collected including threatened species status.919.404Herbert River Region (Qld.)--History.Lumholtz, Carl,1851-1922.;Lumholtz, Carl,1851-1922.Animals--Australia--Queensland--Herbert River Region.; Birds--Australia--Queensland--Herbert River Region.
99184393379302061Yeh, Shih-Yin Judy,producer.Art from the heart :Australian South Sea Islander artists digital story and oral histories.Yidindji people Y117Y117[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20251 online resource (7 video files, 7 text files)A digital story and short interviews which explore Australian South Sea Islander identity, history and ancestral links through the art and creative practice of six Australian South Sea Islander artists from Queensland: Darren Blackman, Luther Cora, Kyra Mancktelow, Dylan Mooney, Jasmine Togo-Brisby and Joella Warkill.Art from the heart: Australian South Sea Islander artists digital story (13 min. 18 sec.) --Darren Blackman oral history (24 min.) --Luther Cora oral history (27 min. 50 sec.) --Kyra Mancktelow oral history (19 min. 25 sec.) --Dylan Mooney oral history (28.07) --Jasmine Togo-Brisby oral history (39 min. 32 sec.) --Joella Warkill oral history ().Blackman, Darren--Interviews.;Cora, Luther--Interviews.;Mancktelow, Kyra--Interviews.;Mooney, Dylan--Interviews.;Togo-Brisby, Jasmine--Interviews.;Warkill, Joella--Interviews.Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--Interviews.; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--Social life and customs.; Artists--Queensland--Interviews.; Gureng Gureng (Australian people)Interviews.--lcgftState Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1638580139View all items from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5927336&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991843951078020619781925333862(paperback)Purtill, Tadhgh,author.The dystopia in the desert :the silent culture of Australia's remotest Aboriginal communities /Tadhah Purtill.Silent culture of Australia's remotest Aboriginal communities.Ngaanyatjarra people A38A38North Melbourne, Victoria :Australian Scholarly Publishing,2017.;©2017xv, 267 pages :illustrations23 cm.The Ngaanyatjarra Lands, deep in Western Australia, are home to the country's most remote Aboriginal communities. Beset by social problems, the communities and their residents are detached from mainstream Australia by factors of distance and culture. But the Ngaanyatjarra region remains obscure for other reasons. Its peculiar operational culture, which arises from the curious relationship between community members and whitefella staff, has become almost impossible for mainstream Australians, including bureaucrats and academics to understand. This study lays bare the strange ways of the Ngaanyatjarra region. It takes in psychological, economic, political and anthropological aspects of the community system, and reveals a self-sustaining and possibly unreformable situation. The region, the author claims, has surpassed the merely 'dysfunctional': it has become a disturbing independent society, characterised by a negative coherency and a dystopian functionality. This is an in-depth look at the odd and alternative world of Australia's Western Desert.305.89915Milyirrtjarra / Warburton (Central WA SG52-09)Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Warburton--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Warburton--Social life and customs.; Deserts--Western Australia.; Politics and Government - Governance.--aiatsiss; Community organisations.--aiatsiss; Socioeconomic conditions.--aiatsiss
991843951147020619781925946529 (pbk.);1925946525 (pbk.)Brown, Mel(Indigenous author),author.Shades of me :my many lives through many Dreamings /Mel Brown.Ngunawal / Ngunnawal people D3D3Summer Hill, NSW :Gelding Street Press,2024x, 230 pages24 cm.Mel Brown is an Australian Aboriginal Ngunnawal woman. This is her story. Growing up white, Mel always felt that there was another shade to her soul. Despite an early life marred by moments of sheer despair and the agony of domestic violence, somehow Mel found the strength to survive. Then, as a young mother, she unlocked her ancestry's secrets without realising the challenges that came with identifying as Aboriginal in Australia. Shades of Me follows Mel's journey as she redefines who she is and how she sees her place in the world. As Aboriginal families are being torn apart, this is a story of one woman's fight to keep them together - one family at a time. And in helping others, finds her true path in life. Mel's memoir is not just one of black or white or even a single shade in between: as she has discovered in her work for the community, everyone's story is different; hers is simply Shades of Me.305.8991509Brown, Mel(Indigenous author)Aboriginal Australians--Australian Capital Territory--Biography.; Ngunnawal (Australian people)--Biography.; Child welfare workers--Australia--Biography.; Families, Aboriginal Australian--Anecdotes.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Anecdotes.; Victims of family violence--Australian Capital Territory--Biography.; Family--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Non fiction--aiatsiss; Family - Violence--aiatsissAutobiographies.--lcgft
991843951280020619780733343025(hardback)Greenwood, Melissa,author,illustrator.Giinagay juluum =Hello mountains /by Melissa Greenwood.Hello mountainsGumbaynggirr people E7; Gumbaynggirr language E7E7Text in English with some Gumbaynggirr language ; Includes Gumbaynggirr text at end of book.Gadigal Country ;;[Sydney, NSW] :ABC Books,2024.;copyright20241 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations22 x 27 cmThe juluum (mountain) watches over us as we walk proudly on Country. Me, Jinda, Miimi and Gami take note of all the subtle changes in nature as we walk up, up the rocky path towards the peaks. Join the family as they journey through the mountains, observing animals, plants and trees, waterways and high peaks. Their ancestors and the mountain watch over them. A lyrical and heart-stirring series by Gumbaynggirr artist Melissa Greenwood. Gumbaynggirr translation included.A823.4Mountains--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Mountain ecology--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Mountains.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgft
991843951326020619781761341335 (hbk.);1761341332 (hbk.)Hynes, Nicho,author.Stand proud /Nicho Hynes, written with Marlee Silva ; illustrated by Blak Douglas.Wiradjuri people D10D10[North Sydney, NSW] :Penguin Random House Australia,20241 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations26 x 27 cm.A beautiful and moving picture book for every young reader who has ever attended a Harmony Day celebration and grappled with questions of identity, family and home. As a kid, Nicho knows a few things to be true. Everyone calls him Nicho, instead of 'Nicholas'. He loves the sport of rugby league. And he is Aboriginal - but he hasn't always known what that means. Then one day at school, Nicho sees his friend covered in white paint and practising a special dance. Nicho asks him to teach him the dance too . . . and that's when everything changes. This is the inspiring story of rugby league star Nicho Hynes, who grew up to find his passion when he found his people.A823.4Hynes, Nicho--Juvenile fiction.Australian fiction.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.; Rugby League football players--Juvenile fiction.; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies--aiatsiss; Sport - Football - Rugby league--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftSilva, Marlee,1995-author.;Blak Douglas,1970-illustrator.
991843951408020619781922142306 (hbk.);1922142301 (hbk.)Gatjawarrawuy Mununggurr, Kylie,author,illustrator.Rayma┼ïgirrbuy dha╠êwu =When I was a little girl /Kylie Gatjawarrawuy Mununggurr.When I was a little girlDhuwal language N198N198Parrallel text in Djambarrpuy┼ïu (Dhuwal language) and English.Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,20241 volume (unpaged) :illustrations, map26 cm.A beautiful story of Kylie's life on her grandmother's Country, Raymangirr, a remote Yolŋu homeland in North East Arnhem Land in the Top End of Australia.This is a sweetly told story of the author's experiences with her grandmother. From watching her grinding ochre and painting in the shade of a tree, to hunting for bush honey (guku) and painting cermonial guku designs on their bodies (special permission was given to Kylie to paint this) and doing the guku dance to full-moon night fishing and cooking up a fish feast on the beach.Rayma┼ïgirrbuy dha╠êwu When I was a little girl developed through the author's expressed interest in developing her skills in writing and illustrating. With the support of Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts Kylie developed the story with her mother and grandmother about the country, and cultural activities Gapuwiyak and in their Raymangirr homelands.305.899/15092Gatjawarrawuy Mununggurr, Kylie--Childhood and youth--Juvenile literature.Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Juvenile literature.; Grandparent and child--Juvenile literature.; Grandmothers--Juvenile literature.; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies--aiatsiss; Daily life--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Authors--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgft
991843951463020619781761521027(paperback)Walton, Tasma,author.The winds of Waa /written by Tasma Walton, illustrated by Samantha Campbell.Boonwurrung language S35S35Text in English. Includes some Boonwurrung language.Gosford, NSW :Scholastic Australia,2024.;copyright2024152 pages :illustrations20 cm.Nerra: deep time traveller ;2"Nerra, you are the next Deep Time Traveller, as your great-grandmother was before you." After discovering that she has the power to travel into the Dreaming, Nerra is curious when her great-grandmother's box of artefacts opens for a second time. Inside, a feathered headband beckons Nerra. As she tries it on, she is whisked into the Dreaming to help the Creation Beings fight against the evil Devour'ena. With the help of her new friends, can Nerra rescue Bunjil the Eagle and Waa the Raven, and bring Creation back into balance? Or will the Devour'ena harness the power of the mighty winds of Waa?A823.4Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Time travel--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Religion - Dreaming.--aiatsiss; Boonwurrung people S35.--aiatsisp; Australian fiction.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.Time-travel fiction.--lcgft;Action and adventure fiction.--lcgftCampbell, Samantha,illustrator.
991843951576020619781922592781(paperback)Vincentia High School,author.ngayawanj bagan-nggul, ngayawanj barra barra-nggul =We belong to the land, we belong to the sea /Vincentia High School ; with Kirli Saunders and Jaz Corr.We belong to the land, we belong to the seaDhurga language S53; Yuin people S67S53; S67In English with some words in the Dhurga language.[Gadigal Country] ;;Sydney, NSW :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2024.;copyright202445 pages :colour illustrations20 cmngayawanj bagan-nggul, ngayawanj barra barra-nggul is a collection of poems and stories in Dhurga and English, by students from Vincentia High School. The accompanying artwork, created by the students for the Community, honours the people and Country to which they belong. The words and illustrations celebrate the students' deep relationship with the land and sea, revealing the places, animals and cultural practices that nourish, strengthen and inspire them all. These interconnected stories reveal that we, as a whole, are part of a greater narrative and therefore have an obligation to connect with and care for Mother Earth. **Please note that the Dhurga language is never capitalised (except for the word Dhurga itself!).A821.4;A823.4Young adult poetry, Australian.; Young adult fiction, Australian.; Australian poetry--21st century.; Australian fiction--21st century.; Australian poetry--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Teenagers' writings, Australian.; Literature and stories - Poetry.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to land--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to place.--aiatsissPoetry.--lcgftSaunders, Kirli,author.;Corr, Jaz,author.
991843951834020619781922592552(hardback)Cook, Marshia,author,illustrator.The moon story :a story in Kriol and English /written and illustrated by Marshia Cook ; with some illustrations by Tamua Nuggett.Kriol language P1P1Parallel text in Kriol and English.[Broadway, NSW] :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,[2024]1 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations22 x 27 cmA perfect bedtime story, this stunningly illustrated book follows a family from Fitzroy Crossing as they go camping under the moon and stars. The illustrations for this book were produced in workshops with ILF Lifetime Ambassador Alison Lester, and children's author and publisher Jane Godwin.A823.4Fitzroy Crossing (WA West Kimberley SE51-12)Moon--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Fitzroy Crossing (W.A.)--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Families, Aboriginal Australian--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Camping--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Moon.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftNuggett, Tamua,illustrator.
991843951839020619781760994211 (hbk.);1760994219 (hbk.)Froome, Ebony,author.Djinang Bonar :seeing seasons /Ebony Froome ; illustrated by Leanne Zilm.Seeing seasonsNoongar / Nyoongar people W41W41Text in English and Noongar.North Fremantle, WA :Fremantle Press,20241 volume (unpaged) :illustrations25 cm.Djinang Bonar takes readers through the seasons of the Noongar calendar, exploring different seasonal indicators to increase readers' awareness of the environment around them and their knowledge of Noongar language. Noongar country is portrayed in spectacular detail with gorgeous illustrations of the plants and animals typically seen in each season of the year.A823.4Australian fiction.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Nyoongar (Australian people)--Juvenile fiction.; Seasons--Juvenile fiction.; Indigenous knowledge - Ecology--aiatsiss; Environment - Climate and weather - Seasons--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to land--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftZilm, Leanne,illustrator.
991843957708020619780859058629 (pbk.);085905862X (pbk.)Roth, Walter Edmund,1861?-1933,author.Aboriginal sign language /Walter E. Roth.Warluwarra language G10; Pitta Pitta language G6; Ulaolinya language G2; Wangka-Yutjurru language G5; Antekerrepenhe language C12; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi language G16; Wunumara language G161; Guwa language G91G10; G6; G2; G5; C12; G13; G16; G161; G91Carlisle, Western Australia :Hesperian Press,2020vi, 29 pages :illustrations30 cm.Chapter IV "The expression of ideas by manual signs : a sign-language" from Walter E. Roth's 1897 publication titled Ethnological studies among the North-West-Central Queensland Aborigines (pages 71-90). Roth states the information is collected from the following peoples: Pitta-Pitta, Boinji, Ulaolinya, Wonkajera, Walookera, Undekerebina, Kalkadoon, Mitakoodi, Woonamurra, and Goa. He describes the signs collected as "idea-grams", although it is possible to speak of them constituting a sign language.The expression of ideas by manual signs : a sign-language.419.1089992Queensland Channel Country (Qld Far West SF54, SG54); Queensland Gulf country (Qld SE54); Queensland Far North West (Qld Far NW SE54)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northwestern--Sign language.; Aboriginal Australians--Sign language.; Communications - Nonverbal - Sign language and gestures.--aiatsisscontained in (work):Roth, Walter Edmund,1861?-1933.Ethnological Studies among the North-West-Central Queensland Aborigines.
991843966429020619781922777133(paperback)Shiosaki, Elfie,author.Refugia /Elfie Shiosaki.Noongar / Nyoongar people W41W41Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,2024.;©202490 pages :illustrations, map20 cmRefugia is an unparalleled work of vision and political fury from Noongar and Yawuru poet and scholar Elfie Shiosaki. Inspired by the beeliar (Swan River) and the NASA James Webb Space Telescope's first year of science, this collection draws on archives to contest the occupation of Noongar Country. As the bicentennial year of the colony of Western Australia approaches, Shiosaki looks to the stars and back to the earth to make sense of memory and the afterlife of imperial violence.A821.4;305.89915092Women, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--Poetry.; Australian poetry--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Noongar (Australian people)--Poetry.; Noongar (Australian people)--History.; Literature and stories - Poetry.--aiatsissPoetry.--lcgft
991843970738020619780702268694 (pbk.);0702268690 (pbk.)Westerman, Tracy,author.Jilya :how one Indigenous woman from the remote Pilbara transformed psychology /Tracy Westerman.Nyamal people A58A58St Lucia, Queensland :University of Queensland Press,2024xiii, 369 pages23 cm.A powerful memoir that explores how one Indigenous woman from the Pilbara transformed psychology. From humble beginnings in the remote Pilbara, psychologist and Nyamal woman Tracy Westerman has redefined what's possible at every turn. Despite neither of her parents progressing past primary school, and never having met a psychologist before attending university, Tracy went on to become the first Aboriginal person in Australia to complete a PhD in Clinical Psychology, rising to become one of the country's foremost psychologists. Against significant odds, she commenced her own private business to challenge the way the mental health profession responds to cultural difference, and recently established a charitable foundation and scholarship program to mentor Indigenous people from our highest-risk communities to become psychologists. In this ground-breaking memoir, Tracy draws on client stories of trauma, heartbreak, hope and connection from her years of practice, offering a no-holds-barred reflection on how the monocultural, one-size-fits-all approach to psychology is failing Aboriginal people and how she's healing those wounds. Jilya is a story of drive and determination, of what it takes to create change when the odds are stacked against you. Above all, it is a story of one woman's love for her people.616.89Westerman, Tracy.Indigenous Psychological Services.Clinical psychologists--Australia--Western Australia--Biography.; Women psychologists--Australia--Western Australia--Biography.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Australia--Pilbara (W.A.).; Aboriginal Australians--Mental health services--Australia--Pilbara (W.A.)--Anecdotes.; Psychotherapist and patient--Australia--Pilbara (W.A.)--Anecdotes.; Education - Psychology.--aiatsiss; Education - Tertiary - Graduates.--aiatsiss; Psychology - Therapy and counselling.--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge - Psychology and psychiatry.--aiatsiss; Mental health - Services.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous.--aiatsissAutobiographies.--lcgft
991843970795020619780702268687 (paperback);0702268682 (paperback)Turnbull-Roberts, Vanessa,author.Long yarn short :we are still here /Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts.Bundjalung people E12E12St Lucia, QLD :University of Queensland Press,2024240 pages23 cm.At just ten years old, Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts was forcibly removed - stolen - from her family, community and kinship systems. After eight years in various out-of-home care placements, Vanessa fled the system, reconnected with kin and returned to country for the very first time. Only then did she begin to heal.In this book, Vanessa embarks on an extraordinary work of truth-telling, exposing the ongoing violence visited on Black children, their families and their communities by the systems that claim to protect them. As a survivor of out-of-home care, a practising lawyer fighting for the freedom of others and now also a mother herself, she takes an unflinching look at the heartache and trauma caused by racist family policing, the shameful rates of child removals and the steady pipeline of First Nations children into the criminal justice system.Long Yarn Short is a story of struggle, grief and love, a call to action from one of the most powerful voices of her generation. As a leading expert in children and young people's rights, Vanessa invites readers to imagine solutions for a better world - a world of support and empowerment, not punishment - and demands that they listen when she says, 'We are still here.'305.8991509Turnbull-Roberts, Vanessa.;Turnbull-Roberts, Vanessa--Childhood and youth.Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Biography.; Foster home care--Australia.; Indigenous children--Government policy.; Stolen generations (Australia); Lawyers--Australia--Biography.; Women lawyers--Australia--Biography.; History - Biographies - Indigenous.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Legal practitioners.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Youth services.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Resettlement and removals.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Child / parent separation.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Racial discrimination - Youth and children.--aiatsissAutobiographies.--lcgft
991843970798020619781922330864 (pbk.);1922330868 (pbk.)Wright, Clare,author.Ṉäku Dhäruk :the Bark Petitions : how the people of Yirrkala changed the course of Australian democracy /Clare Wright ; [map by Simon Barnard].Bark Petitions :how the people of Yirrkala changed the course of Australian democracyYolngu people N230N230Wurundjeri Country, Melbourne, Vic. :Text Publishing,2024xxi, 618 pages, 12 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations (chiefly colour), map, portraits (chiefly colour)24 cm.Democracy trilogy ;3In 1963 - a year of agitation for civil rights worldwide - the Yolŋu of northeast Arnhem Land created the Yirrkala Bark Petitions: Ṉäku Dhäruk. 'The land grew a tongue' and the land-rights movement was born. Ṉäku Dhäruk is the story of a founding document in Australian democracy and the trailblazers who made it. It is also a pulsating picture of the ancient and enduring culture of Australia's first peoples. And it is a masterful, groundbreaking history. Clare Wright's Democracy Trilogy began with The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka and continued with You Daughters of Freedom. It concludes with this compulsively readable account of a momentous episode in our shared story.333.209943Yirrkala (East Arnhem Land SD53-04)Yirrkala (N.T.)--History.Yolngu (Australian people)--Land tenure.; Yolngu (Australian people)--Government relations.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of.; Petitions--Australia--History--20th century.; Native title (Australia)--History.; Mineral industries--Social aspects--Australia.; Politics and Government - Political action - Petitions - Yirrkala Bark Petition.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Civil rights and citizenship.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Political action - Activism.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Political action - Land rights.--aiatsissAustralian Aboriginal (local).--lcgft
991843972504020619781922592422 (hbk.);1922592420 (hbk.)We look, we find /by women and children from Napranum Community.Thaynakwith language Y24Y24Australia Square, N.S.W. :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,20221 volume (unpaged) :illustrations (chiefly colour)22 x 27 cm.When walking on Country, what comes to your mind? If you spend some time looking, what will you find?A823.4Australian fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Juvenile fiction.; Human-animal relationships--Juvenile fiction.; Thaynakwith (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.; Thaynakwith language--Juvenile fiction.; Thaynakwith (Australian people)--Languages--Juvenile fiction.; Language--Vocabulary.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftNapranum Community,author,illustrator.;Women and Children from Napranum Community,author.
991843999793020619781741179231 (hbk.);1741179238 (hbk.)Andrews, Munya,1960-author.Bush survival skills :an introduction to First Nations bush survival skills /Aunty Munya Andrews ; illustrated by Charmaine Ledden-Lewis.Bardi people K15K15Wurundjeri Country, Richmond, Vic. :Hardie Grant Explore,20241 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations27 cm.Ask AuntyFor tens of thousands of years, First Nations People have lived in the bush. They look after Country like it's family, and in return, Country looks after them. In Ask Aunty: Bush Survival Skills, Bardie Elder Aunty Munya shares the things you need to survive in the bush: water, food and shelter. The spirit ancestors taught Bardi People how to care for Country. The people learned the names for the tides and how to follow ocean currents and animal tracks. They learned which plants could be eaten or used for medicine, and most importantly, to only take what they need, and nothing more. With beautiful illustrations by Charmaine Ledden-Lewis, this book encourages all readers to develop a deeper connection to the land, waters and sky.613.6/9Wilderness survival--Australia--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile literature.; Gathering - Bush tucker--aiatsiss; Technology - Fire - Fire making--aiatsiss; Housing - Shelters - Rock shelters--aiatsiss; Food - Bush tucker--aiatsiss; Water supply - Waterholes and rockpools--aiatsissLedden-Lewis, Charmaine,illustrator.
99184400180302061Shelley Reys AO digital story and oral histories :Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame 2024.Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123Y123[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20241 online resource (3 video files, 3 text files).The collection contains digital story and oral history interviews with: Shelley Reys AO, CEO of the company Arrilla; and Andrew Yates, CEO of KPMG in Australia. Arrilla is a company that provides Indigenous Australian cultural competency trainers, advisors and consultants. It is lead by CEO Shelley Reys AO, a Djirrbal/Dijirbal woman from the Atherton Tablelands and a leader to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.;Shelley Reys AO is a Djirrbal/Dijirbal woman from the Atherton Tablelands, CEO of the company Arrilla and a leader to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Shelley grew up in Melbourne and as a young woman moved to Sydney to work for her cousin Darren Auyeung in his company Arrilla which focused on employment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people mainly within the government sector. Darren passed soon after and Shelley decided to continue running the business changing its focus to helping non-Indigenous Australians to better understand the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander space. Arrilla soon became known as one of the leading firms providing cultural competency training. As time passed Arrilla's services grew to help organisations with Indigenous Australian stake holders develop or deliver Reconciliation Action Plans and to assist organisations create safe and productive working environments for Indigenous Australians. Arrilla's expansion allowed it to have a national impact, with clients such as Facebook, Google, Microsoft, KPMG, Airbnb and LinkedIn. In 2016, KPMG became a minor share holder in the company. Shelley has, and does, hold leadership roles in many boards such as Reconciliation Australia (where she helped deliver the apology to the Stolen Generation), National Australia Day Council, Fred Hollows Foundation, Organising Committee for 'Brisbane 2032' Olympic Games and Council of the Order of Australia. Shelley is proud to be able to give organisations the confidence to operate in a space that is complex and confusing and hopes to continue her work in helping Australians deal with the complex issue that is the position that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people find themselves in today. Andrew views Shelley Reys as a trusted advisor contributing a wealth of experience. She is well respected nation builder and is generous in her activities outside of Arrilla.Shelley Reys AO digital story(30 min. 26 sec.) --Shelley Reys AO oral history(46 min. 1 sec.) --Andrew Yates oral history(6 min. 4 sec.).Reys, Shelley--Interviews.;Yates, Andrew(Businessman)--Interviews.Arrilla (Firm)--History.Business enterprises--Australia--History; Cultural competence--Study and teaching--Australia.; Diversity in the workplace--Study and teaching--Australia.; Culture--Study and teaching--Australia; Businesswomen--Australia--Interviews--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--History.; Businesspeople--Queensland--Interviews.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftBowers, Sarah,(Interviewer)interviewer; Seven Network Australia,production company.;State Library of Queensland,issuing bodyhttp://leaders.slq.qld.gov.au/Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1396244fulltextDigital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1396245fulltextShelley Reys AO oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1396246fulltextAndrew Yates oral history;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5683209&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1392006259View all items from this collection
991844026497020610958607346Butcher, Mike.An American on the goldfields :the Bendigo photographs of Benjamin Pierce Batchelder /text by Mike Butcher & Yolande M.J. Collins.Dja Dja Wurrung people S311S311Bendigo [Vic.] :Holland House,2001134 p. :ill.30 cm.994.54Bendigo map area (N Vic SJ55-01)Bendigo (Vic.)--Historic buildings--Pictorial works.; Bendigo (Vic.)--History.; Bendigo (Vic.)--History--Pictorial works.; Bendigo (Vic.)--Pictorial works.; Bendigo (Vic.)--Buildings, structures, etc--Pictorial works.Batchelder, B. P.(Benjamin Pierce),1826-1891.State Library of Victoria--Photograph collections.Photographers--Australia--Biography.; Photographers--United States--Biography.; Goldmines and mining--Victoria--Bendigo--Pictorial works.; Goldfields--Victoria--Bendigo--Pictorial works.Batchelder, B. P.(Benjamin Pierce),1826-1891.;Collins, Y. M. J.(Yolande M. J.); State Library of Victoria;Greater Bendigo (Vic.).Council
991844026772020610724504591Northern Territory.Museums and Art Galleries BoardAboriginal art past and present :an exhibition of Aboriginal works of art from the permanent collections of the Museums and Art Galleries Board of the Northern Territory of Australia.Arrernte people C8; Arrernte people C8C8Text in English and French.Darwin :Government Printer,1980[22] pages :colour illustrations18 x 25 cm.Works include rock art, bark paintings, Papunya paintings and Aranda - Hermannsburg art.709/.01/1Papunya (South Central NT SF52-16); Ntaria / Hermannsburg (South Central NT SF53-13)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Art--Exhibitions.; Aboriginal Australians--Art--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--20th century--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory.; Rock paintings--Australia--Northern Territory--Exhibitions.; Painting--Australia--Northern Territory--Exhibitions.; Bark painting--Australia--Northern Territory--Exhibitions.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Northern Territory--Painting--Exhibitions.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Northern Territory--Art--Exhibitions.; Cultural heritage - Protection - Museums and keeping places - Exhibition and display.--AIATSISS; Painting, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Art - Painting - Bark.--AIATSISS; Art - Painting - Acrylic.--AIATSISS; Cultural heritage - Protection - Museums and keeping places - Collections and acquisitions.--AIATSISS; Art.--AIATSISS; Art - Rock art.--AIATSISS; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory--Exhibitions.Jack-Hinton, Colin,1933-2006.;Chaloupka, George,1932-2011.;West, Margie,1950-; Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory.
991844026810020611875143041 (pbk.)The Pemulwuy dilemma :the voice of Koori Art in the Sydney Region, 7 September-21 October 1990.Dharug / Darug people S64S64Emu Plains, N.S.W :Lewers Bequest & Penrith Regional Art Gallery,[1990]24 pages :illustrations (some colour), 1 port30 cm. +1 book (42 pages)Exhibition catalogue of artwork by Sydney artists; resumes of 22 Koori artists; promotion of cultural identity; education kit and articles by Eric Willmot, Ken Upton, John Clegg, Gay Hendriksen and J.L. Kohen.704.039915Sydney (NSW SI56-05)Art, Australian--New South Wales--Sydney--Aboriginal artists--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--New South Wales--Sydney--Exhibitions.; Art, Australian--Australia--Sydney Region (N.S.W.)--Aboriginal artists--Exhibitions.; Art, Australian--New South Wales--Sydney.; Rock paintings--New South Wales--Sydney Region.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--New South Wales--Sydney Region--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Australia--Sydney Region (N.S.W.)--Exhibitions.; Artists, Aboriginal Australian.; Art, Aboriginal Australian.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Sydney Region (N.S.W.).; Rock paintings--Australia--Sydney Region (N.S.W.).; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Sydney Region--Art--Exhibitions.; Art, Australian--New South Wales--Sydney Region--Aboriginal artists--Exhibitions.; Art - Exhibitions.--AIATSISS; Social identity.--AIATSISS; Art - Artists.--AIATSISS; Community organisations - Cultural.--AIATSISS; Art - Economic aspects - Markets - Market places.--AIATSISS; Art - Catalogues.--AIATSISS; Dharug (Australian people)Lewers Bequest and Penrith Regional Art Gallery
991844030520020619781761427909 (hbk.);1761427903 (hbk.)Grant, Stan,1963-author.Murriyang :song of time /Stan Grant.Wiradjuri people D10D10Sydney, NSW :Bundyi,2024257 pages23 cm.Stan Grant is talking to his country in a new way. In his most poetic and inspiring work yet, the Wiradjuri writer offers us a means of moving beyond the binaries and embracing a path to peace and forgiveness rooted in the Wiradjuri spiritual practice of Yindyamarra deep silence and respect. Murriyang: Song of Time, in part Grant's response to the Voice referendum, eschews politics for love. In this gorgeous, grace-filled book, he zooms out to reflect on the biggest questions, ranging across the history, literature, theology, music and art that has shaped him, setting aside anger for kindness, reaching past the secular to the sacred and transcendent. Inspired by spiritual thinkers and sages from around the world, Grant finds connections with Plato, Saint Augustine, Isaac Newton, jazz saxophonist John Coltrane, Saint Teresa of Avila, Simone Weil, among others. Murriyang is a Wiradjuri prayer in one long uninterrupted breath, challenging Western notions of linear, historical time in favour of Indigenous concepts of deep, circular time - the Dreaming. Murriyang is also very personal, each meditation interleaved with a memory of Grant's father - a Wiradjuri cultural leader - and asking how any of us can say goodbye to those we love. It is a book for our current moment, and something for the ages.305.89915Australia--Race relations.; Australia--Politics and government.Grant, Stan,1963-;Grant, Stan,1963---Family.Journalists--Australia--Biography.; Wiradjuri (Australian people)--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions.; Referendum--Australia.; Social conflict--Australia.; Reconciliation--Australia.; Race relations.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Political action - Voice to Parliament.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Referenda.--aiatsiss; History - Cultural.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Referenda - Referendum, 2023.--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to land.--aiatsiss
99184403662402061Mount Mackay National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirubagala people Y124Y124[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Mount Mackay National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Mackay National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland.; Mahogany glider--Queensland.; Cassowaries--Queensland.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445102313fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445102313-t
99184403662502061Mount Lewis National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages)"The Mount Lewis National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Lewis National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445095800fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445095800-t
99184403662902061Mount Binga National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Mount Binga National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Binga National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.; Jarowair (Australian people)National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445091956fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445091956-t
99184403663002061Mount Barney National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mununjali people E76; Gidhabal people E14E76; E14[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (12 pages)"The Mount Barney National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Barney National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445091685fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445091685-t
99184403663102061Moresby Range National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mamu people Y122Y122[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages)"The Moresby Range National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMoresby Range National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445009166fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445009166-t
99184403663202061Moogerah Peaks National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yuggera people E23E23[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Moogerah Peaks National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMoogerah Peaks National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445007672fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445007672-t
99184403663302061Millstream Falls National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123Y123[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Millstream Falls National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMillstream Falls National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445007308fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445007308-t
99184403663602061Maria Creek National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mamu people Y122; Dyirubagala people Y124Y122; Y124[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Maria Creek National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMaria Creek National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445006318fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445006318-t
99184403663802061Mapleton National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Duungidjawu people E20; Gubbi Gubbi people E29E20; E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (11 pages)"The Mapleton National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMapleton National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445006054fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445006054-t
99184403664002061Maleny National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Duungidjawu people E20E29; E20[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Maleny National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMaleny National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445005353fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445005353-t
99184403664202061Main Range National Park and Spicers Gap Road Conservation Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yuggera people E23E23[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (14 pages)"The Main Range National Park and Spicers Gap Road Conservation Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMain Range National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444992463fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444992463-t
99184403664302061Springbrook National Park and Springbrook Conservation Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yugambeh people E17; Minyangbal people E18; Nerang Creek people E77; Mununjali people E76E17; E18; E77; E76[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (11 pages)"The Springbrook National Park and Springbrook Conservation Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositSpringbrook National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445189765fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445189765-t
99184403664402061Mackay Islands Protected Areas and Adjoining State Waters :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yuwibara people E54; Darumbal people E46; Ngaro people E59E54; E46; E59[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (20 pages)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBrampton Islands National Park (Qld.)--Management.; Northumberland Islands National Park (Qld.)--Management.; Percy Isles National Park (Qld.)--Management.; Smith Islands National Park (Qld.)--Management.; South Cumberland Islands National Park (Qld.)--Management.; Yuwi Paree-Toolkoon National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444992211fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444992211-t
99184403665002061Maalan National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123Y123[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Maalan National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMaalan National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444991172fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444991172-t
99184403665202061Lockyer Area :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28; Yuggera people E23E28; E23[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Lockyer Area Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositLockyer National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.; Jarowair (Australian people)National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444984049fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444984049-t
99184403665802061Lama Lama National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Lamalama people Y136Y136[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages)"The Lama Lama National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55); Princess Charlotte Bay (Qld SE Cape York SD54-12, SD55-09); Yintjingga / Port Stewart (Qld SE Cape York SD54-12)Lama Lama National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444973621fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444973621-t
99184403665902061Pumicestone National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Pumicestone National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositPumicestone National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445175280fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445175280-t
99184403666002061Lake Bindegolly National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Budjari / Badjiri people D31D31[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Lake Bindegolly National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositLake Bindegolly National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444971928fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444971928-t
99184403666202061Kutini-Payamu (Iron Range) National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuuku Ya'u people Y22Y22[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (18 pages)"The Kutini-Payamu (Iron Range) National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKutini-Payamu National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444969051fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444969051-t
99184403666402061Kurrimine Beach National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mamu people Y122Y122[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Kurrimine Beach National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKurrimine Beach National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444966607fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444966607-t
99184403666502061Piper Islands National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuuku Ya'u people Y22Y22[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Piper Islands National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositPiper Islands National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445153364fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445153364-t
99184403666602061Kuranda National Park and Kuranda West Forest Reserve :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Djabugay / Tjapukai people Y106; Muluridji people Y97Y106; Y97[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages)"The Kuranda National Park and Kuranda West Forest Reserve Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKuranda National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444965858fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444965858-t
99184403666702061Pidna National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Pidna National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositPidna National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.; Jarowair (Australian people)National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445140852fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445140852-t
99184403666802061KULLA (Mcllwraith Range) Aggregation :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Umpila people Y45Y44; Y45[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (15 pages)"The KULLA (McIlwraith Range) National Park (Qld.) Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKULLA (McIlwraith Range) National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444964947fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444964947-t
99184403666902061Paluma Range National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Nywaigi people Y129Y129[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (13 pages)"The Paluma Range National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositPaluma Range National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445140137fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445140137-t
99184403667002061Koombooloomba National Park, Forest Reserve and Conservation Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123Y123[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (11 pages)"The Koombooloomba National Park, Forest Reserve and Conservation Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKoombooloomba National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444964203fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444964203-t
99184403667302061Palmerston Rocks National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mamu people Y122Y122[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Palmerston Rocks National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositPalmerston Rocks National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445139357fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445139357-t
99184403667402061Kinrara National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gugu Badhun people Y128Y128[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Kinrara National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKinrara National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444962349fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444962349-t
99184403667502061Oyala Thumotang National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Ayapathu people Y60; Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Wik Mungkan people Y57Y60; Y44; Y57[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (12 pages)"The Oyala Thumotang National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositOyala Thumotang National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445138346fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445138346-t
99184403667602061Keppel Islands National Park and Adjoining State Waters :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wapabara language E82; Darumbal people E46E82; E46[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (11 pages)"The Keppel Islands National Park and Adjoining State Waters Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKeppel Bay Islands National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444961582fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444961582-t
99184403667702061Oakview National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Oakview National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositOakview National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445131123fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445131123-t
99184403667802061Juunju Daarrba Nhirrpan National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Juunju Daarrba Nhirrpan National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositJuunju Daarrba Nhirrpan National Park (Qld.)--Management.; Starcke National Park--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444961332fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444961332-t
99184403667902061Nuga Nuga National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Bidjara people L43L43[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Nuga Nuga National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNuga Nuga National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445130359fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445130359-t
99184403668102061Nour Nour National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Nour Nour National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNour Nour National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445129483fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445129483-t
99184403668302061Ngalba Bulal National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (12 pages)"The Ngalba Bulal National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNgalba Bulal National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445128768fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445128768-t
99184403668802061Hull River National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123Y123[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages)"The Hull River National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositHull River National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444950023fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444950023-t
99184403669102061Mudlo National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Mudlo National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMudlo National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445117430fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445117430-t
99184403669202061Herberton Range National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123; Ngadjondji people Y121; Yidindji people Y117Y123; Y121; Y117[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Herberton Range National ParkManagement Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositHerberton Range National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444948546fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444948546-t
99184403669502061Mount Windsor National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages)"The Mount Windsor National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Windsor National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445111727fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445111727-t
99184403669602061Hasties Swamp National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yidindji people Y117Y117[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Hasties Swamp National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositHasties Swamp National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444945827fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444945827-t
99184403669702061Mount Walsh National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages)"The Mount Walsh National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Walsh National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445109592fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445109592-t
99184403669802061Hann Tableland National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Muluridji language Y97Y97[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Hann Tableland National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNortheast Queensland (NE Qld SE55)Hann Tableland National Park (Qld.)--Management.; Hann Tableland National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444945199fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444945199-t
99184403669902061Halifax Bay Wetlands National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Nywaigi people Y129Y129[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Halifax Bay Wetlands National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositHalifax Bay Wetlands National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444944924fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444944924-t
99184403670002061Mount Spurgeon National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Mount Spurgeon National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Spurgeon National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445109058fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445109058-t
99184403670102061Gympie National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Gympie National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGympie National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444944401fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444944401-t
99184403670202061Mount Pinbarren National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Mount Pinbarren National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Pinbarren National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445108553fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445108553-t
99184403670302061Grongah National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28; Gubbi Gubbi people E29E28; E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Grongah National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGrongah National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444944131fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444944131-t
99184403670402061Grey Peaks National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yidinj language Y117; Gunggandji / Gungandji people (Y114) (Qld SE55-06); Yidindji people Y117Y117[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Grey Peaks National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGrey Peaks National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444928990fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444928990-t
99184403670602061Goomboorian National Park and Goomboorian National Park (Recovery) :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (7 pages)"The Goomboorian National Park and Goomboorian National Park (Recovery) Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. " -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGoomboorian National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444735576fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444735576-t
99184403670902061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Cania Gorge National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gooreng Gooreng people E32; Taribelang people E33; Baiali people E42E32; E33; E42Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCania Gorge National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439423502fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439423502-t
99184403671102061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Bunya Mountains National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28; Jarowair language E81; Barunggam people D40E28; E81; D40Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Bunya Mountains National Park Management Statement 2012 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBunya Mountains National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438752788fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438752788-t
99184403671202061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Bulleringa National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Agwamin people Y132Y132Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Bulleringa National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBulleringa National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438752160fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438752160-t
99184403671302061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Bulburin Area :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gooreng Gooreng people E32; Baiali people E42E32; E42Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBulburin National Park (Qld.); Mount Colosseum National Park (Qld.)The Bulburin Area Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438751583fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438751583-t
99184403671402061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Broad Sound Islands National Park and Adjoining State Waters :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Darumbal people E46E46Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Broad Sound Islands National Park and Adjoining State Waters 2013 Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024, in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and directionA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBroad Sound Islands National Park and Adjoining State Waters (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438751144fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438751144-t
99184403671502061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Black Mountain National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Black Mountain National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBlack Mountain National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438749555fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438749555-t
99184403671702061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Binya National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gunya people D43D43Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Binya National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024, in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBinya National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438733869fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438733869-t
99184403672202061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Bellthorpe National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Duungidjawu people E20E20Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.he Bellthorpe National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBellthorpe National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438693268fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438693268-t
99184403672402061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Basilisk Range National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mamu people Y122Y122Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Basilisk Range National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBasilisk Range National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438691255fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438691255-t
99184403672502061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Barron Gorge National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Djabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Barron Gorge National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the plan's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBarron Gorge National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438690713fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438690713-t
99184403672802061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Baga National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Darumbal people E46E46Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Baga National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made, notably the renaming of the protected area to Baga National Park as of December 2018. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBaga National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438686153fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438686153-t
99184403672902061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Annan River (Yuku Baja-Muliku) National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Kuku Buyunji people Y87Y87Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Annan River (Yuku Baja-Muliku) National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024, in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAnnan River (Yuku Baja-Muliku) National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementYuku Baja Muliku Land Trust,author.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438685679fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438685679-t
99184403673102061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Alwal National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Olkola people Y73Y73Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAlwal National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438684294fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438684294-t
99184403673302061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Albinia/Snake Range area :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Bidjara / Bidyara people E37E37Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAlbina National Park (Qld.); Snake Range National Park (Qld.); Central Highlands (Qld. : Region)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438681715fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3438681715-t
99184403770102061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Glenbar National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Glenbar National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGlenbar National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444734100fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444734100-t
99184403770202061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Glastonbury National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.sThe Glastonbury National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGlastonbury National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444733394fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444733394-t
99184403770302061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Glass House Mountains National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Duungidjawu people E20; Gubbi Gubbi people E29E20; E29Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Glass House Mountains National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGlass House Mountains National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444733148fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444733148-t
99184403770402061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Girringun National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Girramay people Y127Y127Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Girringun National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCardwell (NE Qld SE55-10)Girringun National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementGirringun Aboriginal Corporation,contributor.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444732626fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444732626-t
99184403770502061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Girramay National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123; Warrgamay language Y134; Girramay people Y12Y123; Y134; Y12Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Girramay National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGirramay National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444732048fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444732048-t
99184403770702061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Gadgarra National Park and Gadgarra and Little Mulgrave Forest Reserves :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Malanbarra people Y126; Yidindji people Y117Y126; Y117Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGadgarra National Park and Gadgarra and Little Mulgrave Forest Reserves (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444730935fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3444730935-t
99184403771302061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Fairlies Knob National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Fairlies Knob National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositFairlies Knob National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439706374fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439706374-t
99184403771602061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Esk National Park and Esk State Forest :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yuggera people E23E23Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Esk National Park and Esk State Forest Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositEsk State Forest (Qld.); Esk National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439703774fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439703774-t
99184403771702061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Erringibba National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mandandanji people D44D44Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Erringibba National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositErringibba National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439695338fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439695338-t
99184403771902061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Ella Bay National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Mamu people Y122Y122Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Ella Bay National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositElla Bay National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439693163fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439693163-t
99184403772002061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Dularcha National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Duungidjawu people E20E20Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Dularcha National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositDularcha National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439692473fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439692473-t
99184403772202061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Deer Reserve National Park and Deer Reserve State Forest :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Wakka Wakka people E28; Duungidjawu people E20E28; E20Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Deer Reserve National Park and Deer Reserve State Forest Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositDeer Reserve National Park and Deer Reserve State Forest (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439691391fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439691391-t
99184403772302061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Davies Creek National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Djabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositDavies Creek National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439691144fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439691144-t
99184403772402061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Danbulla National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yidindji people Y117Y117Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositDanbulla National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439690569fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439690569-t
99183844662402061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Small group of women with their children and dogs seated outside bark and timber shelters, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119760fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598951&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844662602061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Women with their children seated near a small fire in front of bark and timber shelters, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River; Basket weaving--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119758fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598948&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844662802061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Three people sitting in a clearing in front of timber and bark lean-tos, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119756fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598945&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844663102061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Group of men on a beach butchering a large green sea turtle, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119750fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598933&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844663302061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Group men seated in a grassy field, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119748fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598930&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844663502061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Family sitting with their dogs next to bark and timber dwellings, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119746fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598927&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844663702061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Family sitting inside a bark and timber lean-to, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119744fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598924&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844663902061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Small group of people sitting in front of timber and bark lean-tos, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119742fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598921&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844664102061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Group of men onboard two timber skiffs while two women and a boy watch from the shore, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/118648fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598915&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844664302061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Women and children sitting inside a bark and timber lean-to, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119738fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598912&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844664602061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Women and a child, sitting in a grassy field, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119736fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598909&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844664802061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Woman with dogs seated on the ground in front of a dwelling, Lockhart River.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFA woman is seated on the ground posing for the photograph with three dog. Behind her is a small wooden building with a roof that appears to be made of leaves or grass.Lockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119734fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598906&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844665002061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Four people wading in the shallow coastal waters of the Lockhart River region, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/118646fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598903&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844665202061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Four women in a garden, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119732fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598900&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844665402061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Group of men with spears in Lockhart River, Queensland, ca. 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River is a coastal Aboriginal community situated on the eastern coast of Cape York Peninsula in Queensland.Lockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; dogs--APT; spears--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/118794fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598939&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844665702061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Man with an outrigger on the beach at Lockhart River, Queensland, ca. 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River is a coastal Aboriginal community situated on the eastern coast of Cape York Peninsula in Queensland.Lockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; beaches--APT; outriggers--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119752fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598936&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844666002061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Group of four boys standing in shallow water while spearing fish at Lockhart River, Queensland, ca. 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River is a coastal Aboriginal community situated on the eastern coast of Cape York Peninsula in Queensland.Lockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; coastal scenes--APT; spears--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119754fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598942&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844666202061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Group of four women and a child in Lockhart River, Queensland, ca. 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River is a coastal Aboriginal community situated on the eastern coast of Cape York Peninsula in Queensland.Lockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; dresses--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Lockhart River.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119740fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL1599761&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
991838503168020619.78065E+12Mark, Agnesauthor.Piinati Atayniyi :Peanut heist /Agnes Mark.Peanut heistAnguthimri language Y20Y20Mpakwithi and EnglishCairns, Qld. :Pama Language Centre,2020.;© 20201 volume (22 unnumbered pages) :colour illustrations23 cmPama Language Centre Mpakwithi publication ;no. 4A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Anguthimri language--Study and teaching (Primary); Northern Paman languages--Study and teaching (Primary); Australian languages--Study and teaching (Primary)--Queensland, Far North Region.Pama Language Centre
991838503169020619.78065E+12Nyanga cha yama Chaka-chwana =Songs on Country /illustrations by Agnes Mark, Susan Kennedy, Victoria Kennedy.Songs on CountryAnguthimri language Y20Y20In Mpakwithi and English.[North Cairns, Queensland] :Pama Language Centre,[2020];©2020vi, 89 pages :colour illustrations, music, portraits, map30 cmSongs on CountrySongs on Country is a series of original song collections composed by and for the children, Elders and families of Cape York Peninsula in their own ancestral Paman languages.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit782.42Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Songs and music.; Anguthimri language--Queensland.; Northern Paman languages--Queensland.; Australian languages--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.Kennedy, Susan,composer,illustrator.;Kennedy, Victoria,composer,illustrator.;Mark, Agnes,composer,illustrator.;Mark, Johnny,composer.;McHugh, Joshua,composer.;Barker, Xavier,Linguist.; Pama Language Centre,issuing body.
99183850919402061Yugambeh (South East Queensland - Logan, Gold Coast, Scenic Rim) community language journey digital story.Yugambeh language E17E17Includes speech in Yugambeh Language.[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20191 online resource (1 video file, 1 text file) :sound, colourRepresentatives of the Yugambeh Museum talk about the revival of the Yugambeh Language. Rory O'Connor, Director of the Yugambeh Museum talks about Aboriginal man Billy Drumley who would walk from Beaudesert to Southport during the 1930s and how he has been able recreated this journey with his community members. Patricia O'Connor, Co-founder of the Yugambeh Museum reflects on how the revival of the language has involved the need to argue for its distinction from other languages of the South East Queensland such as Bunjalung. Shaun Davis, Language Worker, Yugambeh Museum speaks about how words in language in isolation have less meaning without stories and how this impacts the teaching of language. He also speaks about the interaction been the Yugambeh people and their neighbours and how often those people would speak the language of their neighbours.Yugambeh (South East Queensland - Logan, Gold Coast, Scenic Rim) community language journey digital story(6 mins. 40 sec.) --Yugambeh (South East Queensland - Logan, Gold Coast, Scenic Rim) community language journey digital story transcriptQueensland, South East--Languages--Study and teaching.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Study and teaching.Interviews.--lcgftDavies, Shaun,(Activist)interviewee.;O'Connor, Patricia,Elder,1928-interviewee;O'Connor, Rory(Rory Pearse),interviewee;Yeh, Shih-Yin Judy,producer.; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0891175fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3351729&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/518678275View all items in the collection;https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/spokenSpoken: Celebrating Queensland languages
99183850919502061Reawakening (Mackay) community language journey digital story.Yuwi language E54E54[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20191 online resource (1 video file, 1 text file) :sound, colourCommunity members of Mackay discuss the revival of the Yuwi Language through research, workshops and help from libraries and other members of the community. Deb Netuschil tells stories of her ancestors and the importance of language as a way to connect to culture and country.Reawakening (Mackay) community language journey : Spoken : Celebrating Queensland Languages digital stories(4 mins. 52 sec.) --Reawakening (Mackay) community language journey : Spoken : Celebrating Queensland Languages digital stories transcriptMackay Region--Languages--Study and teaching.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Study and teaching.; Endangered languages--Queensland.Interviews.--lcgftAh-Wang, Veronica,interviewee.;Binsiar, Norell,interviewee.;Crump, Des(Desmond Charles),interviewee.;Netuschil, Deb,interviewee.;Schouteten, Phil,cinematographer,editor.; PHISCH Creative,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0889165fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3348442&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/518678275View all items in the collection;https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/spokenSpoken: Celebrating Queensland languages
99183850919602061Kuungkari, Bidjara, Inangai & Wangkangurru (Central West Region) community language journey digital story.Bidjara language L43; Bidjara people L43; Wangkangurru language L27; Wangkangurru people L27L43; L43; L27Includes text in Bidjara language and Wangkangurru language.[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20191 online resource (1 video file, 2 text files) :sound, colourKuungkari, Bidjara, Inangai & Wangkangurru (Central West Region) community language journey(6 mins. 38 sec.) --Kuungkari, Bidjara, Inangai & Wangkangurru (Central West Region) community language journey digital story transcript.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Study and teaching.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Central--Anecdotes.Interviews.--lcgftCampbell, Louise,interviewee.;Crombie, Joyce,interviewee.;Fogarty, Ronald,interviewee.;Frazer, Darryl,interviewee.;Hayes, Lorian,interviewee.;Kangan, Dwayne,interviewee.;Monaghan, Karen,interviewee.;Schouteten, Phil,cinematographer,editor.;Scott, Wendy,interviewee.; PHISCH Creative,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0889167fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3348454&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/518678275View all items in the collection;https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/spokenSpoken: Celebrating Queensland languages
99183850919702061Kala Lagaw Ya & Meriam Mir (Torres Strait Islands) community language journey digital story.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20191 online resource (1 video files, 1 text files) :sound, colourCommunity Language Workers discuss how displacements and other traumatic events have effected their languages. They also discuss the importance of maintaining their languages for ceremonies, for art practice and for maintaining their stories.Kala Lagaw Ya & Miriam Mir (Torres Strait Islands) community language journey : Spoken : Celebrating Queensland Languages digital stories(6 mins 49 sec.) --Kala Lagaw Ya & Miriam Mir (Torres Strait Islands) community language journey : Spoken : Celebrating Queensland Languages digital stories transcripts.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Study and teaching.; Meriam people Y3--aiatsislInterviews.--lcgftAniba, Samual,interviewee;Brittain, Ian,editor.;Fa'aoso, Elizabeth,interviewee;Flywood, Francis,interviewee;O'Shane, Mary,interviewee;Schouteten, Phil,cinematographer.; PHISCH Creative,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0889164fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3348436&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/518678275View all items in the collection;https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/spokenSpoken: Celebrating Queensland languages
99183850919802061Guugu Yimidhirr (Hope Vale) community language journey digital story.Guugu Yimithirr language Y82; Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82Includes speech in Guugu Yimidhirr[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20191 online resource (1 video file, 2 text files) :sound, colourA digital story about the positive outcomes of the Guugu Yimidhirr language being taught in Hope Vale Primary School and how this enriches the Hope Vale community.Guugu Yimidhirr (Hope Vale) community language journey(5 mins. 45 sec.) --Guugu Yimidhirr (Hope Vale) community language journey digital story transcriptHope Vale (Qld.)--Languages--Study and teaching.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Study and teaching.Interviews.--lcgftBowen, Lillian,interviewee.;Bursztynowicz, Cameron,editor.;Costello, Shirley,interviewee.;Gibson, Dora,interviewee.;Hammett, Irene,interviewee.;Schouteten, Phil,cinematographer; PHISCH Creative,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0889166fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3348448&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/518678275View all items in the collection;https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/spokenSpoken: Celebrating Queensland languages
9918385312100206132594Sewell, Sandra.Early contacts between Aboriginal peoples and European settlers in and around Tamborine MountainYugambeh language E17E172020Digital unpublished reportThe primary aim of the Early Contacts project has been to collect and record information about early contacts between Aboriginal peoples and European settlers on and around Tamborine Mountain, with particular regard to the Wangerriburra people. The unpublished research report includes maps, photographs, appendices, bibliography, and an index. The report consists of an annotated list of resources documenting accounts of early contacts in the Wangerriburra/Yugambeh region (Tamborine Mountain, Gold Coast hinterland and Scenic Rim areas).;The project group members were: Sandra Sewell, Raylene Jensen, Janis Bailey, Hilary Furlong, Eluned Lloyd and Bob Rodgers.;Research report on early contacts in the Wangerriburra/Yugambeh region of south east Queensland. The collection consists of the Research report, a Bibliography and an Index.Tamborine Mountain (Qld.)--History.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Tamborine Mountain--Historyhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsBD/00667052fulltextView the Index;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsBD/00667053fulltexView the Bibliography;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsBD/00667054fulltextView the Research Report;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3238341&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991838585511020619781743326480 (pbk.);1743326483 (pbk.)Recording kastom :Alfred Haddon's journals from the Torres Strait and New Guinea, 1888 and 1898 /edited by Anita Herle and Jude Philp, in association with the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge.Kala Lagaw Ya people Y1; Kulkalgaw Ya people Y4; Meriam people Y3; Western Torres Strait Islander people Y2Y1; Y4; Y3; Y2Sydney, NSW :Sydney University Press,2020xxiv, 360 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits24 cm.Indigenous music of AustraliaRecording Kastom brings readers into the heart of colonial Torres Strait and New Guinea through the personal journals of Cambridge zoologist and anthropologist Alfred Haddon, who visited the region in 1888 and 1898. Haddon's published reports of these trips were hugely influential on the nascent discipline of anthropology, but his private journals and sketches have never been published in full. The journals record in vivid detail Haddon's observations and relationships. They highlight his preoccupation with documentation, and the central role played by the Islanders who worked with him to record kastom. This collaboration resulted in an enormous body of materials that remain of vital interest to Torres Strait Islanders and the communities where he worked. Haddon's Journals provide unique and intimate insights into the colonial history of the region will be an important resource for scholars in history, anthropology, linguistics and musicology. This comprehensively annotated edition assembles a rich array of photographs, drawings, artefacts, film and sound recordings. An introductory essay provides historical and cultural context. The preface and epilogue provide Islander perspectives on the historical context of Haddon's work and its significance for the future.Foreword / Ned David -- Introduction / Anita Herle and Jude Philp -- Thursday Island, Central Islands, Mowatta, Muralag, Cape York 8 August-16 September 1888 -- Moa, Badu, Mabuiag, Central Islands, Thursday Island 17 September-mid-November 1888 -- Thursday Island, Somerset, Nagi[r], Uga[r], Darnley, Mer, Thursday Island Mid-November 1888-23 April 1889 -- Thursday Island, Erub, Mer April 23-22 May 1898 -- Delena, Port Moresby, Kapakapa, Hula, Kalo, Keapara, Kapakapa, Port Moresby 23 May-15 June 1898 -- Port Moresby, Astrolabe Range, Atsiamakara, Port Moresby, Hall Sound, Inawi, Yule Island 17 June-18 July 1898 -- Mer, Erub, Daru, Kiwai, Mowatta 19 July-15 September 1898 -- Mabuiag, Saibai, Tudu, Yam, Thursday Island, Somerset, Hammond Island 16 September-15 November 1898 -- Epilogue: Reflections / Leah Lui-Chivizhe.306.099438Badu / Mulgrave Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55); Erub / Darnley Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Iama / Yam Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07); Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05); Papua New Guinea (PNG); Saibai Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Torres Strait Islands (Qld TSI SC54, SC55-05); Tudu Island / Warrior Islet (Qld TSI SC54-08); Waiben / Thursday Island (Qld TSI SC54-11)Papua New Guinea--Description and travel.; Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Description and travel.Haddon, Alfred C.(Alfred Cort),1855-1940--Travel--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.;Haddon, Alfred C.(Alfred Cort),1855-1940--Travel--Papua New Guinea.Anthropology--Methodology.; Torres Strait Islanders--Material culture.; Papua New Guineans--Material culture.; Folk music--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Folk music--Papua New Guinea.; Ethnomusicology--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Anthropology--aiatsiss; Ceremonies--aiatsiss; Costume and clothing - Necklaces, pendants etc.--aiatsiss; Costume and clothing - Masks--aiatsiss; Costume and clothing - Headdress, headbands--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Non-Indigenous - Autobiographies--aiatsiss; History - Cultural--aiatsiss; Hunting - Dugong--aiatsiss; Material culture - Shell objects and decorations--aiatsiss; Material culture - Bird feather objects and decorations--aiatsiss; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Photography - Ethnographic--aiatsiss; Religion - Rites - Ceremonies - Malo-Bomai--aiatsiss; Research - Methodology and techniques--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation - 1851---aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - 19th Century--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - English--aiatsiss; Sound recording - Music--aiatsissHerle, Anita,1956-editor.;Philp, Jude,editor.; Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
99183858815302061McBean, Erin,photographer.Mount Tabor Station photographsBidjara / Bidyara people E37E37[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,202031 digital photographsIn February 2020 Erin McBean accompanied Holly Zwalf and Olivia Robinson on a journey to Mount Tabor Station / Goorathuntha in central western Queensland to interview Keelen Mailman, a proud Bidjara woman, for the first episode of the State Library 'Dangerous Women' podcast. These photographs were taken by Erin during that journey.Goorathuntha / Mount Tabor (Qld. : Station); Goorathuntha / Mount Tabor (Qld. : Station)--Photographs.Mailman, Keelen,1965---Photographs.;McBean, Erin--Photographs.;Zwalf, Holly--Photographs.Sacred space--Queensland--Goorathuntha--Photographs.; Sacred space--Queensland--Mount Tabor--Photographs.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Goorathuntha--Photographs.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Mount Tabor--Photographs.; stations (properties)--APThttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1480401&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/138579707View all images from this collection
99183864428402061Atherton, Michael,1950-composer.Kamawarah : for orchestra, soprano, didjeridu, clapsticks /Michael Atherton.Eora language S61S61Staff notation;Lyrics in Eora language.Wollongong :Wirripang,2009.;©20001 online resource (1 score (21 pages))Songs (High voice) with orchestra--Scores.; Centenary of Federation, Australia, 2001--Songs and music.
991838673907020619780646809809PDFJingeri Jingeri /written and illustrated by students of Tamborine Mountain State School.Yugambeh language E17E17Chiefly English with some words in Yugambeh.Brisbane, Queensland, Australia :State Library of Queensland,20191 online resource (28 unnumbered pages) :colour illustrationsJingeri Jingeri is a cheeky willy wagtail. He makes fun of other animals to get a laugh. Will he ever learn his lesson?A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWagtails--Juvenile fiction.; Birds--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Teasing--Juvenile fiction.Picture books.--lcgft;Electronic booksTamborine Mountain State School.Students, 2019,author,illustrator.;State Library of Queensland,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2818719379fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2818719379-t
99183884972902061Filling water cart at creek on Canobie Station, ca. 1890Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFCanobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; carriers--APT; horses--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146928fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605017&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884975602061Group from the Bowen District, 1880sBiri people E56; Wiri people E57E56; E57[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFOne of the group pictured is wearing a breastplate, also known as a kingplate.Bowen (E Qld SF55-03)Bowen (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates--Queensland.; cicatrices--APT; kingplates--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146911fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605128&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884976802061Jackey Jackey sitting with others, South West Queensland[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFBreastplates--Queensland.; kingplates--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220275fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605320&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884980602061Jackey Jackey from the Logan and Pimpama River District, ca. 1895Yugambeh people E17E17[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFThe breast plate is inscribed 'Jackey Jackey King of the Logan and Pimpama'. (Description supplied with photograph)Albert / Logan Rivers (SE Qld SG56-15)Albert River Region (Qld.)Breastplates--Queensland.; cicatrices--APT; kingplates--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220277fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605326&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884980902061Group on the edge of creek at Canobie Station, ca. 1895.Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFCanobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220161fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605305&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884981002061Spike, E.Group from Cambridge DownsWunumara people G161G161[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFAboriginal group from Cambridge Downs area. Cambridge Downs Station was located on the Stawell River (Cambridge Creek) north of the Flinders River, approx. 40 km west of Richmond, Qld, on the traditional lands of the Wunumara people.Richmond (Qld Far NW SF54-04)Cambridge Downs (Qld. : Station)boomerangs--APT; spears--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146902fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605119&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884983102061Pound, C. J.(Charles Joseph),1866-1946.Group in front of building on Canobie Station, 1894Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFStation hands and Bachelor Quarters, Canobie Sation, 10 September 1894.Canobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; horses--APT; stockmen--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/219879fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605188&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884983502061Chooky wearing his breastplate, WoorabindaGayiri people E44E44[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFKing Chooky - born in 1848 in Springsure, belonged to the Kaiki group [Gayiri people]. He died on 21 January 1941 at Woorabinda (Description supplied by the Thompson family of Barcaldine)Woorabinda (SW Qld SG55-04)Woorabinda (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates--Queensland.; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; kingplates--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146820fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1604903&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884983802061'Nellie', a young girl at Canobie Station, ca. 1895Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFCanobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; children--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/219849fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1604786&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884984402061Group of people next to shelter at Stradbroke Island, ca. 1894.Goenpul people E19; Ngugi people E26; Noonuccal people E21E19; E26; E21[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFIdentified are: Bottom row, woman second from the left - Granny Dungoo / Lifu (Lilian Lyons); Bottom row, man third from the left - Grandfather John Lifu.Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220192fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605287&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884986102061Women weaving orchid fibres at Aurukun, ca. 1950Wik Ngathan people Y54Y54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFArcher River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07, SD54-08)Aurukun (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; weaving--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220266fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1606010&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183884986402061Three men and a boy at Aurukun, ca. 1950Wik Ngathan people Y54Y54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFThis image has artefacts such as firesticks, spear throwers and spears.Archer River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07, SD54-08)Aurukun (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220342fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605857&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885141202061Woman standing in front of a building with a turkey nearby, Canobie Station, 1938Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFCanobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; buildings, structures & establishments.--APT; dresses--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220074fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605944&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885145502061Children at Myora Mission, North Stradbroke Island, 1906Noonuccal people E21E21[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFIdentified are: Top Left - Jane Queary; Bottom, female third from the left (young girl with both hands on her lap) Agnus Queary.;Myora Mission (Description supplied with photograph)Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; children--APTAboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/219941fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1604888&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885145802061Group camped in the Bowen district, 1903Biri people E56; Wiri people E57E56; E57[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFAboriginal camp near Bowen, 1903. One of the persons featured is wearing a breastplate, also known as a king plate.Bowen (E Qld SF55-03)Bowen Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; kingplates--APT; spears--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146899fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605110&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885147102061Jackie with two women sitting in shelter at Newmarket, 1897.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFKing Jackie with [an Aboriginal woman] and daughter in his gunyah at the Newmarket camp. 'Wanmuarn' is one word written on the plate. (Jackie Menvil Wanmuarn, King of Stoney Creek, Caboolture). (Description supplied with photograph). King Jackie has what appears to be a large spoon through his nose, and the woman on the right has a pipe in her mouth.Newmarket (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; bush huts.--APT; huts--APT; kingplates.--APT; Aboriginal Australianshttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220276fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605323&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885149102061Large group of people in the bush at Booubyjan, 1880Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFMurgon (SE Qld SG56-10)Booubyjan (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220282fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605365&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885151302061Moira Yunkaporta and Sam Kerindun in dug out canoe in Archer Bay, 1940sWik Ngathan people Y54Y54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFMoira Yunkaporta (nee Wolmbeng) and Sam Kerindun taken at Wutan at the mouth of Archer Bay looking towards Long Island. Sam is holding a fish spear (kekpith). He is standing on the bow of a dug-out canoe made from a variety of trees. Moira is holding a paddle (pemar) made from either white mangrove (Ceriops tagal) or black mangrove (Bruguiera gymnorrhiza). Sam was supervisor for the girls camp dormitory at Wutan. Sam was a Linninggithi (Lingggithigh) traditional owner from Bung Point at the mouth of the Embley R. near Weipa. (Description supplied by Geoff Wharton)Archer River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07, SD54-08)Archer Bay (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220063fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605599&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885153302061Men fishing with nets in the Caboolture River near Beachmere, 1890sTurrbal people E86E86[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFOne of these men was known as 'King Johnnie' [aka King Johnny Boat, Billy Cook] who lived in the Caboolture / Beachmere area, and after whom King John Creek was supposedly named. King Johnny, a Turrabul (Turrbal) man passed away in 1892 and was buried on Dinah Island at the mouth of Cabbage Tree Creek. [Source: Ray Kerkhove, 2015, Aboriginal Campsites of Greater Brisbane (Salisbury: Boolarong), 45.] The net being used is also known as a tow row.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; fishing nets--APT; river banks--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220233fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605548&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885154502061Aboriginal women with traditional body decoration from Alexandria Station, Northern Territory, ca. 1920Indjilandji people G14G14[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFAlexandria (North NT SE53-16)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory; body-marking.--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146895fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1604984&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885157102061Decorated men from the Camooweal District, 1930sIndjilandji people G14G14[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFCamooweal (Qld Far NW Barkly Tableland SE54-13)Camooweal Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; body-marking.--APT; headdresses--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146874fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1604960&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885161202061Man and boy on horse back at Hope Vale Mission.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFAlan Queale leaving Cape Bedford. (Clerk of Petty Sessions, Cooktown) with stockman, Benny Yoren. Source: 'Gangurru' by Howard J. Pohlner, ca. 1928.Cape Bedford (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Hope Vale Mission (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; horses--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220322fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605374&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885163302061Children sitting on stairs in the Camooweal district, ca. 1910Indjilandji people G14G14[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFTheir First Sitting. (Description supplied with photograph)Camooweal (Qld Far NW Barkly Tableland SE54-13)Camooweal Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; children--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/219876fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1604897&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885163802061Stockmen at May Downs Station, CamoowealBularnu people G121G121[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFMount Isa or Camooweal District. (Description supplied with photograph)Camooweal (Qld Far NW Barkly Tableland SE54-13)horses--APT; stockmen--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220067fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605761&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183885164802061James BallGroup of people at Charleville, ca. 1890.Bidjara / Bidyara people E37E37[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFGroup of Aboriginal people in European clothing, with some adult males carrying spears and shields. Two males are wearing breastplates and may be Kunja or Wadjelang people (Description supplied with photograph).Charleville (SW Qld SG55-10)Charleville (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates--Queensland.; kingplates--APT; spears--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/220153fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1605266&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
9918389321340206132693Culture Love 2009.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3In English, Meriam Mir and one or more of the traditional languages of Wujal Wujal, Far North Queensland.20091 transcript (2 pages);18 video recordings (1 hr. 3 min. 14 sec.) :;74 digital photographs :;8 digital sound recordings (20 min. 31 sec.)sound, colour;colourCulture Love 2009 activities were diverse. In Erub activities included mural painting, screen printing and song recording. The collection also documents 'The Coming of the Light' celebrations on Erub as well as local artist Florence Gutchen talking about her life and the sale of her first piece of art. In Wujal Wujal activities included recording songs, painting, making dough and cooking on the coals. In Kubin, on Moa Island, activities included recording songs at the Indigenous Knowledge Centre, adults demonstrating to children how to prepare for traditional dances and explaining how traditional dances are passed down, adults and children singing, L. Bolsen talking about her life then teaching children string games, a man explaining the various uses of the coconut plant, a woman demonstrating how to prepare the traditional food sop sop and a former pearl diver recollecting his experiences diving in the Torres Strait. The collection also documents resources and activities at the Indigenous Knowledge Centre, Kubin, as well as island scenery, a jetty, homes and a church in and surrounding Kubin.;The collection contains video recordings, audio recordings and photographs relating to the Culture Love project 2009 in Erub Island, Wujal Wujal and Kubin, on Moa Island.Erub / Darnley Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Kubin (Moa / Banks Island Qld TSI SC54-11); Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Arts--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; Culture--Study and teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; Indigenous peoples--Queensland--Far North Region--Music.; Indigenous peoples--Queensland--Far North Region.; State libraries--Cultural programs--Queensland--Far North Region.color photographs--AAT;digital photographs--AAT;sound recordings--AATState Library of Queensland.https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/32693/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL2958294&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
9918389321410206132688Gibson, Wanda,1946artist.Wanda Gibson artworks.Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y8220204 paintings60 x 80 cm.4 paintings (acrylic on plywood) depicting Guugu Yimithirr people's perspectives on Cook's landing at the Endeavour River. The four paintings are titled "Burning the Pigs", "Twelve Turtles", "Defending Our Camp" and "Sail Away".;Wanda Gibson: "I had heard many of these stories of Cook and his men as a young girl and growing up. The Reconciliation Rocks on the outskirts of Cooktown has been a sacred place all my life, and the stories of the vengeful white spirits and what they did here have always been spoken about in my family. There are language words and traditions that came from that time - ever since that time our people have always referred to the non-Indigenous people as 'Wangarr" - this means "white spirits". That is what we thought Cook's men were when we first saw them, they were strange but we were not frightened at first. I always knew of these stories and they are part of the fabric of our Guugu Ymithirr culture now, every bit as much as our Dreaming creation stories are. I always just took the stories as a given, and I wasn't really inspired to paint them or write about them until we had our workshops late last year. In the workshops I read the accounts of Cook and his men. It was amazing to me that the events of the stories I had heard as a child were matched so closely by the written accounts of the ships crew. For the first time, the men on board the ship became real people to me too, as real as my ancestors who set the land on fire to get rid of the evil that the Wangarr brought with them. I realised that they weren't the vengeful spirits that we always believed them to be, but they were real men, who must have felt very afraid. I wanted to do these pictures to show people the side of the story that was never written in the sailors diaries - I wanted to show them the stories of Cook that Gugu Ymithirr children grow up knowing. I wanted people to see that as scared as Cook's men were, the Bama were much more fearful and much more confused". -- Artist's Statement.;(1) Burning the Pigs -- "Cook brought with him pigs and livestock on his boat. On the first day he landed, he set up a pen on the beach to keep the pigs in. The Bama did not know what those pigs were, or what he was doing. So one day, the Bama set the pig pen on fire and burned it down. Cook didn't like that. He got angry and fired guns at the Bama. Some of the pigs escaped the pen and ran into the bush. We still hunt and eat them today." -- Artist's Statement.;:(2) Twelve Turtles -- "Cook and his men were hungry. They went out an hunted turtles. They were easy pickings. However, Cook didn't understand our law. The turtle is very sacred to us. There are many cultural protocols around the hunting and butchering of the animal. Bama saw twelve turtles on board Cook's ship. They got very upset and angry and even tried to throw the turtles over the side of the ship but Cook's men stopped them. This is when the trouble started. Bama came back to Cook's camp with spears and weapons. Cook's men fired shots and some Bama were hit, but not killed. It was a very scary situation. There could have been serious bloodshed." -- Artist's Statement.;(3) Defending Our Camp - "Tensions ran high between the Bama and Cooks men at first. The Bama thought that Cook's men might be evil spirits, and Cook's men were scared of the Bama and they wanted to hurt us." -- Artist's Statement.;(4) Sail Away - "On the night that Cook and his crew left our country, the Bama set fire to the land and to the mountains around the area to try and get rid of the bad spirits. This tradition is still something we do today - some people call it a 'smoking ceremony'. The Bama thought that they were gone and would not come back. They were wrong. I wish they knew then what we know now." -- Artist's Statement.Australia--Discovery and exploration.; Australia--History--To 1788.Cook, James,1728-1779.Indigenous peoples--Australia.; Voyages around the world.; Aboriginal Australians--Relations with Europeans.acrylic paintings (visual works)--aat
9918389371840206132687Culture Love 2013.Guugu Yimithirr language Y82; Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y82; Y1In English, Kalau Kawau Ya (a dialect of Kala Lagaw Ya), Kala Kawaw Ya (Kala Lagaw Ya) and Guugu Yimidhirr.2013106 digital photographs:;18 digital video recordings (2 hr. 13 min. 4 sec.) :colour;colour, soundCulture Love 2013 activities were diverse. In Boigu the theme was "War and Church". Activities included the sharing of traditional stories in mainly Kalau Kawau Ya (a dialect of Kala Lagaw Ya, Torres Strait Island Regional Council website) by Elder Markie Marama, Elder Joseph Banu Senior and Elder Rhyda Peter and Senior ranger Nelson Gibuma; the creation of charcoal drawings of these stores mainly by children; a performance of a traditional dance by Senior ranger Nelson Gibuma; song in Kalau Kawau Ya by Elder Joseph Banu Senior; hat and wall weaving using coconut leaves with Elders Sulia Gibuma and Rhyda Peter; creating designs that were screen printed onto shirts; assessing images taken by Margaret Lawrie; and making simple masks that were converted into lanterns. In Dauan activities centred around 'The Coming of the Light' celebrations and included the sharing of a traditional story in Kala Kawaw Ya by Elder Tabipa Harry; Elders Mary Heinschker, Gertie Bigie and Elsie Mooka demonstrating how to make grass zazis; Jeffrey Gaiden (TLO and PBC chair) and others making coconut leaf zazis; Elder Elsie Mooka and others making baskets from coconut leaves; and children creating an artist's book telling 'The Coming of the Light' story. The collection also documents Elder Tabipa Harry speaking in Kala Kawaw Ya about 'The Coming of the Light' as well as documenting some 'The Coming of the Light' celebrations on Dauan. In Hope Vale a song writing workshop was conducted which culminated in a performance of the song in both English and Guugu Yimidhirr.;The collection contains digital video recordings and photographs relating to the Culture Love 2013 project in Boigu/Talbot Island, Dauan/Cornwallis Island and Hope Vale, Far North Queensland.Boigu / Talbot Island (Qld TSI SC54-07); Dauan / Cornwallis Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Hope Vale (Qld.)Culture--Study and teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; Indigenous peoples--Queensland--Far North Region.; State libraries--Cultural programs--Queensland--Far North Region.color photographs--AAT;digital photographs--AATState Library of Queenslandhttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3264470&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/32687/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
991838954176020619.78065E+12Pohlner, Howard J.author.gangurru :cultural crossroads : the story of the Guugu Yimidhirr Aboriginal people of the Cooktown region since first contact by Captain James Cook /Howard J. Pohlner.Revised second edition.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82Mount Waverly, Vic. :Wilfred Kube,[2016].;©2016400 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits, photographs26 cm.305.89915Lutheran Church--Missions--Queensland--Hopevale--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Missions--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Social life and customs.
9918389802080206132747Negretti and Zambra,photographerNegretti and Zambra cabinet card photograph of Jenny, Toby and Billy, members of R. A. Cunningham's Aboriginal Touring Co.Nywaigi people Y129; Biyaygiri people Y130Y129; Y13018841 cabinet photograph :black and whiteCabinet Card studio portrait photograph of three members of Robert A. Cunningham's Aboriginal Touring Company. Those pictured are identified as Jenny, from the Palm Islands, suggested to have been a Nyawaygi woman; her son 'Little' Toby; and Billy, a Biyaygirri man from Hinchinbrook Island. The three were photographed between 19 and 28 April 1884 while performing at the Crystal Palace, London. During this stint, R. A. Cunningham commissioned the venue's photographers Negretti & Zambra to take a series of studio portraits. Dressed in calfskin show costumes with what may be possum skin fur pelts and tails about the waist, they hold boomerangs, perhaps brought from Australia, although the men in the troupe also carved boomerangs from European woods. (Description supplied);On 22 January 1883 American showman Robert A Cunningham (1837-1905), working for circus entrepreneur P T Barnum, departed Townsville, Queensland, with nine Aboriginals. Two of the men were apprehended after escaping in Sydney and were brought before a magistrate who observed that they appeared to have been kidnapped. Nonetheless, Cunningham was allowed to proceed with the group to Melbourne, then to America, where they were exhibited at Barnum's Circus, in San Francisco and on tour. Reduced by the death of two members to seven, and now completely under Cunningham's direction, the group performed at the Crystal Palace, London, from 19 to 28 April 1884. Cunningham next took the group to the continent including performances in venues Paris and Berlin. The deaths of Bob, Jimmy and Sussy in Germany, followed by that of Toby in Paris in November 1885, left only his widow, their son 'Little' Toby, and Billy (the three pictured here). They returned to Australia in 1888. (Description supplied)Crystal Palace (London, England)Circus performers--England--London--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--England--London--Photographs.cabinet photographs--aathttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photostd/01643192fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE4110943&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991839024213020619780648698982paperbackGray, Cecily,Author.One girl's story /by Cecily Gray.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82Deception Bay, QLD :Disruptive Publishing,2020.;©2020.89 pages :illustrations (some colour), portraits, maps (some colour), facsimiles (some colour)30 cm.Cooktown (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13); Yarrabah / Cape Grafton (NE Qld SE55-02)Queensland--Genealogy.; Yarrabah Aboriginal Reserve (Qld.)--History.; Australia--Biography.McAndrew, Gladys Marian,1911-Women, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Missions--Queensland--Yarrabah.Biographies.--lcgft
9918391142100206132830Spenceley Family ,creatorGranada Station and Kilcummin Station photograph album[1930-1939?]1 photograph albumThe photograph album was created by Reginald Spenceley and his wife Nancy who managed Granada Station in the Cloncurry district, and later Kilcummin Station near Clermont, during the 1930s. The album contains images of the station homesteads; Indigenous people who worked and lived on the stations; goat herds; shearing shed; tennis parties at Kilcummin; and droving and other station activities. Some of the images are annotated by Nancy Spenceley.Clermont (E Qld SF55-11); Granada (Qld Far NW SF54-02)Granada (Qld. : Station); Kilcummin (Qld. : Station)photographs--aat
9918391951880206132856Presbyterian Church of Queensland.Presbyterian Church of Queensland collectionAnguthimri people Y20; Tjungundji people Y14; Uradhi people Y184; Anguthimri language Y20; Yangathimri language Y14Y20; Y14; Y1841880-200416 folders of architectural plans;3 albums of photographs and personal papers;35 boxes of correspondence, reports, photographs, historical documents and mission records;6 lantern slidesThe collection comprises of architectural plans for Presbyterian churches in Brisbane and regional Queensland. The mission records include a large collection of correspondence files relating to the Presbyterian missions at Aurukun, Mapoon, Mornington Island, Weipa and Thursday Island. These files document the history and daily activities of the missions. The collection also includes several illuminated addresses, including one relating to the prominent Queensland Presbyterian, W.R. Black who provided financial assistance to the funding of St Paul's Church in Brisbane, and another dating from First World War which was presented to the Governor General Sir Ronald Craufurd Munro Ferguson. The photographs include images of the various Aboriginal missions, and members and ministers of various Presbyterian churches.;The collection contains war diaries, military records, personal papers and photographs relating to Rev. Donald MacLeod who served during the Second World War and later as a reverend with the Presbyterian Church of Queensland and a collection of unpublished typescripts by Sergeant Kenneth Alexander Blyth regarding his Second World War service.Mapoon (Qld NW Cape York SC54-15, SD54-03)Presbyterian Church of Queensland--History.;Australia.--Army.--Medical Corps--DiariesWorld War, 1939-1945; Aboriginal Australians--Missions--History; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Languages; Missions--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--History.; Missions--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands--History; Torres Strait Islanders--Missions--History.architectural drawings--aat;diaries--aat;lantern slides.--aat;records (documents)--aatMcLeod, Donald,1896-1971;Blyth, Kenneth Alexander,1916-2010https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/32856/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
9918392162080206132873Culture Love 2010.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y1; Y78In English, Kala Lagaw Ya and Kuku Yalanji.201012 digital video recordings (1 hr. 25 min. 14 sec.) :;2 digital sound recordings (8 min. 58 sec.) :;52 digital photographs :colour, sound;sound;colourCulture Love 2010 activities were diverse containing language, art, music and filming activities. In Mabuiag (Jervis Island), video recordings and photographs document a children's language workshop that centres around the story of the fisherman Amipuru. The workshop produced a video of the children retelling the story in English and Kala Lagaw Ya. In Hope Vale, a video recording documents a community event, with footage accompanied by music from local musicians. There is also a video and sound clip containing the song created during a song writing and recording workshop. In New Mapoon (NPA), a video recording and photographs document a variety of activities including art workshops, music recordings and the recording of oral histories for younger generations. In Wujal Wujal (Bloomfield River), a video clip contains a song written and sung by the local children in English and Kuku Yalanji. There are also video recordings filmed and edited by the children that contain interviews of Aboriginal Elders Adelaide Baird, Cedric Friday, Bobby Ball and Jack Ball. These video recordings contain some footage accompanied to music. In Cairns (NAIDOC Day), a video recording documents activities as well as some NAIDOC Day celebrations while a sound and video clip contain the song created during activities and later sung by participants on stage during NAIDOC Day celebrations.;The collection contains video recordings, audio recordings and photographs documenting Culture Love activities run by the State Library of Queensland in 2010 in Mabuiag/Jervis Island, Hope Vale, New Mapoon (Northern Peninsula Area (NPA)), Wujal Wujal/Bloomfield and Cairns. Some of the video recordings have accompanying music.Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07); Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Cairns (Qld.); Hope Vale (Qld.); New Mapoon (Qld.)Arts--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; Indigenous peoples--Far North Region.; Language and culture--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; Music--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; State libraries--Cultural programs--Queensland--Far North Region.; Video recordings--Production and direction--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.color photographs--AAT;sound recordings--AATState Library of Queenslandhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/32873/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3434000&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183924019602061Portrait of an artist :Gordon Hookey.Waanyi people G23G23[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,2019online resource (1 video file).Portrait of an artist (Series)A 'Portrait of An Artist' event profiling the life and career of Aboriginal Australian artist Gordon Hookey held in on 26 July 2019 at the State Library of Queensland.;The event began with a short introduction that provided biographical information about Gordon Hookey and the event. The Gordon Hookey digital story belonging to the James C. Sourris AM Collection of Artist Interviews was then screened. This digital story contains an interview of Gordon Hookey by Bruce McLean in 2018. The digital story is followed by a live interview of Gordon Hookey with interviewer Shannon Brett. In the live interview, Gordon Hookey talks about his life and art. Born in Cloncurry, Gordon's Uncles were very much his father figures. Gordon talks about how he and his Uncles would draw pictures in the dirt and how the stories told to him by his Aunties and Uncles helped shape both him and his art. Gordon trained as an industrial brick layer at Mount Isa but soon realised he wanted to be an artist. He became interested in painting and went to art college in Sydney, where he became disinterested in painting, majoring in sculpture and installation. Gordon soon returned to painting assisted with advice from fellow artists and through this approach engineered his own style of art. He has undertaken many residences and won many prizes for his art, including a 'Deadly'. Gordon talks about being honest to yourself with your art and how throughout his works is woven the strong common conceptual thread of 'Aboriginality'. The event concluded with a question time where Gordon Hookey fielded queries from the audience.Hookey, Gordon,1961---Interviews.Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Interviews.; Art, Australian.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftBrett, Shannon,interviewer; State Library of Queensland,production companyhttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5999569&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1463352fulltextView the item
99183933820602061Cassey, Brian,photographer.Aak Puul Ngantam Cape York cattle muster photographsWik Ngathan people Y54Y54[Brisbane, Qld.] :[State Library of Queensland],202137 digital photographsA collection of photographs depicting a muster of wild cattle in November 2012 on Aak Puul Ngantam, the country around Aurukun, the home of the Southern Wik people. The stockmen use horses, quad bikes and helicopters to round up cattle and corral it in temporary enclosures. The collection contains both action shots of muster as it happened and a series of portraits of the stockmen at the completion of the muster. In the local language, Wik Mungkan, Aak Puul Ngantam translates as 'Our father's father's country' and refers to the ancestral homelands of the Southern Wik people. Environmental diversity of the area is maintained through regular removal of feral cattle.Stockmen--Queensland--Aurukun--Photographs.; Feral cattle--Queensland--Aurukun--Photographs.; Wik-Mungkan (Australian people)--Queensland--Aurukun--Photographs.; Wilderness areas--Queensland--Aurukun--Photographs.digital photographs--aatState Library of Queensland,issuing body.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE2699787&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/394597380View all images from this collection
991839395148020619781922340085paperback :{dollar}24.95;9781922340092epub :{dollar}4.99Mackiewicz-Turner, Maria,author.The sea, the tree and me /written by Maria Mackiewicz-Turner ; illustrated by Somalie Galetti Cook.Darkinyung language S65S65[Acacia Ridge, Qld.] :Maria Mackiewicz-Turner and Somalie Galetti Cook and Ocean Reeve Publishing,2020.;©2020vii, 65 pages :colour illustrations23 cm.These gentle verses and vibrant illustrations celebrate a child's wonder at the magic of every day. Following the seasonal tones, the verses invoke kindness and gratitude for nature's simplest gifts and gives a chance to pause and reflect on the beauty of the world. With Darkinjung verse titles, a connection to places pays respect to the land that inspired this composition. A timeless book to share and to cherish. A true sanctuary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositA821.4Seasons--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Nature--Juvenile fiction.Cook, Somalie Galetti,illustrator.
9918394672110206133001Kennett, William Turton,1840-1910,creator.William Turton Kennett archiveAngkamuthi people Y7; Djagaraga people Y6; Yadhaykenu people Y8; Yumukuntyi language Y190Y7; Y6; Y8; Y1901866-18692 folders of photographs, manuscripts and papersA collection of photographs and manuscripts written, photographed and collected by English missionary William Turton Kennett at Somerset, Cape York between 1866-1869.;The photographic collection was arranged in series on receipt, this order has been retained by the State Library.;This collection relating to the mission established at Somerset, on the northern-most tip of Cape York Peninsula, showcases the Indigenous people who occupied the region before the arrival of Europeans. Kennetts journals, written in the form of letters home to friends also inform us of his personal interaction with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and their mutual respect.Muralag / Prince of Wales Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Queensland South East Cape York (Qld SD54, SD55); Somerset (Qld Far North Cape York SC54-12); Torres Strait Islands (Qld TSI SC54, SC55-05)Somerset Mission (Qld.); Melbourne (Vic.)--Photographs.; Shanghai (China)--Photographs.Jagg, Frederick Charles,1829-1924;Jardine, John,1807-1874;Kennett, William Turton,1840-1910--Diaries.Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (Great Britain)Sailors--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Far North Region--Photographs.; Kaurareg (Torres Strait Islands people)--Social life and customs.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Photographs.diaries--aat;photographs--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/33001/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3956515&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
9918395201910206133027Culture Love 2011.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78In English and possibly Kuku Yalanji.201125 digital photographs :;9 digital video recordings (35 min. 37 sec.) :colour;colour, soundCulture Love activities were diverse containing drawing, screen printing, mural and film making, learning words from an Indigenous language, learning about traditional practices, writing stories and listening to adults, some Elders and listening to the didgeridoo. In Keriri/Hammond Island, Torres Strait, the theme was the sea turtle. Activities were assisted by Culture Love project facilitator Josephine David-Petero, visual arts worker Ceferino 'Nino' Sabatino and visual arts mentorees Marcellus Sabatino and John Garnier and included: creating and screen printing turtle designs onto shirts; teaching children how to use digital cameras; creating a ply turtle mural that when finished was displayed on the outside wall of the local Indigenous Knowledge Centre (IKC); children reading about sea turtles then together creating a story and a song about sea turtles; children learning how to film; and children making turtle paper collages and murals. In Wujal Wujal/Bloomfield River, Far North Queensland, activities included: children learning Indigenous words and expressing these words verbally and through gestures; a recital of 10 year old Lane Hooker's Thompson Creek hunting story by Carol Toby, Indigenous Knowledge Centre (IKC) coordinator, in both English and an Indigenous language, possibly Kuku Yalanji; Elder Adelaide Baird and another woman, possibly an Elder, teaching children a traditional practice, in English and an Indigenous language, possibly Kuku Yalanji; Elder Adelaide Baird and another woman, possibly an Elder, talking to children mostly in an Indigenous language, possibly Kuku Yalanji; a man playing a didgeridoo to a group of children; artist Sharon Phineasa, Carol Toby and Elder Adelaide Baird talking about the positive experiences the Culture Love program has had on the participating children; and footage mainly of Culture Love participants accompanied by a song in English about Wujal Wujal.;The collection contains video recordings and photographs documenting Culture Love 2011 activities in Keriri/Hammond Island and Wujal Wujal/Bloomfield River, Far North Queensland.Keriri / Hammond Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Arts--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; Indigenous peoples--Queensland--Far North Region.; Language and culture--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.; State libraries--Cultural programs--Queensland--Far North Region.; Video recordings--Production and direction--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Far North Region.color photographs--AAT;digital photographs--AATState Library of Queenslandhttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3264653&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/33027/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
9918395281980206133034Culture Love 2012 'Stories Under Tagai'.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1In English and Kala Lagaw Ya (Kalau Lagau Ya).4100015 digital video recordings (2 hr. 33 min. 9 sec.) :;3 e-books (3 min. 59 sec.) :;4 e-books (68 pages) :colour, sound;black and white, colour, silent;black and white, colourThe program aimed to promote intergenerational literacy during the Easter 2012 school holidays. It saw community Elders sharing traditional stories based around the Tagai legend with local children and was hosted by Indigenous Knowledge Centres (IKCs) on Badu/Mulgrave, Keriri/Hammond, Iama/Yam, Mabuiag/Jervis and Poruma/Coconut Islands, and the Rural Libraries Connect service on Waiben/Thursday Island. The programme reproduced these legends through storytelling, music, dance and art activities such as painting and printmaking.;This collection contains digital video recordings and e-books relating to the Culture Love 2012 'Stories under Tagai' program on a number of islands in the Torres Strait, Far North Queensland.Badu / Mulgrave Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Iama / Yam Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Keriri / Hammond Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07); Poruma / Purma / Coconut Island (Qld TSI SC54-12); Waiben / Thursday Island (Qld TSI SC54-11)Arts--Study and Teaching--Queensland--Torres Strait.; Culture--Study and teaching--Queensland--Torres Strait.; State libraries--Cultural programs--Queensland--Torres Strait.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queenslande-books--AATState Library of Queenslandhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/33034/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3798946&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991839548212020619.78065E+12Sheward-Spence, Jennyauthor.Pingin's journey to happiness /created & written by Jenny Sheward-Spence & Gary Spence.Yugambeh language E17E17Text in Yugambeh and English.Tallabudgera, qld. :Jenny Sheward-Spence & Gary Spence,2021.;c2021.14 unnumbered pages :illustrations21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositA823.4Gold Coast (Qld.)--Juvenile fiction.Turtles--Australia--Juvenile fiction.Spence, Gary,author.;Hudson, Lynne,illustrations.
991839548213020619.78065E+12Sheward-Spence, Jennyauthor.Pingin's happy day at the beach /created & written by Jenny & Gary Sheward-Spence.Yugambeh language E17E17Text in Yugambeh and English.Tallabudgera, Qld.:Jenny Sheward-Spence & Gary Spence,2021.;c202118 unnumbered pages :illustrations21 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositA823.4Gold Coast (Qld.)--Juvenile fiction.Turtles--Australia--Juvenile fiction.Spence, Gary,author.;Hudson, Lynne,illustrations.
99183957516502061Danggan Balun Aboriginal Corporation.Yugambeh people E17E17[Queensland] :[Danggan Balun Aboriginal Corporation],[2020-].online resourcePANDORA electronic collectionThe website of Danggan Balun Aboriginal Corporation.Danggan Balun Aboriginal Corporation.Corporations--Queensland, Southeast .; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Southeast.; Yugambeh (Australian people).Danggan Balun Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body.Danggan Balun Aboriginal Corporation https://fiverivers.net.au/;National Library of Australiahttps://webarchive.nla.gov.au/tep/186627
9918395911840206133067Ashleigh Barty Wimbledon 2021 skort and top.Ngarigu / Ngarigo people S46S4620211 garmentWhite, scallop-hemmed skort and top made for Australian tennis champion Ash Barty, AO to wear during her successful 2021 Wimbledon campaign. The dress pays tribute to Barty's fellow Indigenous Australian Evonne Goolagong Cawley, AC, MBE and commemorates the 50th anniversary of Cawley's historic first Wimbledon singles title in 1971. The scallops and floral features of Barty's outfit were inspired by the outfits designed for Goologong Cawley by renowned British couturier Ted Tinling. While the flowers on Goolagong Cawley's outfits were embroidered with coloured thread, the flowers on Barty's skort and top were laser cut from the fabric. The outfit features the logo's of Barty's sponsors, Fila, UKG and Jaguar and the top has been signed on the front by Ash Barty.Barty, Ash,1996-.Sport clothes for women--Queensland--Specimens.; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandsports clothing--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE2640814&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/objectstd/0806991fulltextView images of the top;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/objectstd/0806992fulltextView images of the skort
99183959218502061Thomson, Donald F.(Donald Fergusson),1901-1970.Fatherhood in the Wik Monkan tribe /by Donald F. Thomson.Wik Mungkan language Y57; Wik Mungkan people Y57Y57; Y57[Mensha, Wis. :American Anthropological Association],1936pages 374-393 :black and white photographs25 cm.Refutes imputation of ignorance of physiological paternity from behaviour, myth and statements; conception and pregnancy beliefs, food taboos, birth, naming, treatment of umbilical cord and placenta, ceremonial presentation of child to father, name for father and pregnant woman derived from special language, food beliefs; gives text of Kapp myth (with vernacular and inter-linear literal translation followed by free translation) to show belief in semen as life-giving substance; describes baby totem centre; summary of evidence for knowledge of physiological paternity.306.8742Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55)Wik-Mungkan (Australian people)--Queensland.; Totemism--Australia.; Endogamy and exogamy.
991839647212020610855753471McGinty, Suzanne,author.Karrayili :adult education in a remote Australian community /Sue McGinty, Tarungka Irene Jimbidie, Pangkaylala Gail Smiler.Adult education in a remote Australian communityWalmajarri language A66; Walmajarri language A66; Walmajarri people A66; Bunuba people K5; Gooniyandi / Gunian people K6A66; K5; K6Parts of the text are in Walmajarri.Canberra, ACT :Aboriginal Studies Press,2000xiv, 82 pages :illustrations (some colour), maps, portraits27 cm.Papers outline the history of the Karrayili Adult Education Centre from its beginning in 1982 to the present; papers are annotated separately.374.99414Fitzroy Crossing (WA West Kimberley SE51-12)Karrayili Adult Education Centre--History.Aboriginal Australians--Education--Western Australia--Fitzroy Crossing.; Walmajarri language--Texts.; Aboriginal Australians--Education--Australia--Fitzroy Crossing (W.A.).; Adult education--Australia--Fitzroy Crossing (W.A.).; Aboriginal Australians--Education--Western Australia--Fitzroy Crossing.; Adult education--Western Australia--Fitzroy Crossing.; Aboriginal Australians--Education--Australia--Fitzroy River Valley (Qld.).Jimbidie, Tarungka Irene,author.; Karrayili Adult Education Centre;Smiler, Pangkaylala Gail,author.
991839691210020619781925877861(hardback)Collard-Spratt, Rhonda,1951-author,illustrator.Grandfather Emu, and how the Kangaroo got her pouch /Rhonda Collard-Spratt & Jacki Ferro.How the kangaroo got her pouchNoongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Tingalpa, Qld :Boolarong Press,2021.;©202136 unnumbered pages :coloured illustrations25 x 29 cm.Spirit of the dreaming series ;1Poor old Grandfather Emu can hardly walk or see. Of all the bush animals, who will lead old Weij to the creek for food and water? In this fun Aboriginal Dreaming story, children learn how Mother Yonga Kangaroo got her pouch, and the importance of taking the time to help. Includes Aboriginal words from the Noongar language of Western Australia, and a bonus song.CAboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Nyunga (Australian people)--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Emus--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Kangaroos--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Picture books for children--Australia.; Animals - Birds - Emus.--aiatsiss; Animals - Mammals - Marsupials - Kangaroos / Wallabies.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsissFolk tales.--lcgft;Picture books.--lcgftFerro, Jackie,author.;Aunty Curlew,songwriter.Take the time to help.;Dragonfly Girl,songwriter.
99183973945502061Dix-sept ans chez les sauvages :aventures de Narcisse Pelletier /publiées par C. Merland.Uutaalnganu people Y211Y211Paris, France :E. Dentu,1876135 pages :illustrations, portraits19 cmFrench cabin boy Narcisse Pelletier was fourteen years old when the Saint-Paul was shipwrecked near Rossel Island off New Guinea in 1858. After a gruelling voyage in a longboat across the Coral Sea to Cape York, he was rescued by a coastal Aboriginal family and remained with them as a member of the Uutaalnganu people for seventeen years. Pelletier lived with the tribe until he was discovered by the crew of the pearler John Bell in 1875.994.03Australia--Description and travel.Pelletier, Narcisse.Shipwrecks--Coral Sea.; Shipwreck survival--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Social life and customs.; Shipwreck victims--Biography.Merland, Constant,1808-1885,editor.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsTD/00926276fulltextView the item
9918397848630206133136Pearse, Evelyn Mary,1889-1974creator.Evelyn Mary Pearse collection.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[between 1930 and 1940]1 photograph album; 13 loose photographs; 1 certificateThis collection contains an album with 38 photographs, 13 loose photographs and one First Communion certificate for Marion Innes Pearse, daugher of Evelyn Mary Pearse, at Yarrabah Mission, Queensland, 1936. Evelyn Mary Pearse who was a teacher at the Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement in Queensland in the 1930s. They document life at the mission which was known up until 1932 as the Barambah Aboriginal Settlement. The images document life at Cherbourg and include photographs of the people at the mission, the school and its pupils, the store, cottages, offices, dormitories, houses, the church, and Barambah Creek. There are also two photographs of Jerry Jerome, the famous Aboriginal boxer who lived at Cherbourg in his later years.Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Pearse, Marion Innes.;Pearse family.;Jerome, Jerry--Photographs.Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cherbourg Aboriginal Reserve--Photographs.photograph albums--aat;photographs--aat;certificates--aathttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/AlbumTD/00806237fulltextView the item
9918397928610206133139Ashleigh Barty French Open 2019 outfit and photographNgarigu / Ngarigo people S46S4620191 photograph;2 garmentsBlack and white FILA outfit worn by Australian tennis champion Ashleigh Barty, AO for her winning final at the 2019 French Open. The win was Barty's first Grand Slam singles title. She became the first Australian to win the French Open singles title since Margaret Court in 1973, and the first Australian to win a Grand Slam singles title since Sam Stosur at the 2011 US Open. Accompanying the outfit is a framed colour photograph of Ash Barty kissing the winner's cup.Barty, Ash,1996---Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Sport clothes for women--Queensland--Specimens.sports clothing--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3000268&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/objectstd/1104999fulltextView images of the outfit
991839822486020619780646800318 (pbk.);0646800310 (pbk.)Badtjala - English, English Badtjala word list.3rd edition, Bilingual edition.Butchulla language E30E30Text in Butchulla language (Australian Aboriginal) and English.[Urangan, Queensland] :Pirri Productions/Wondunna Aboriginal Corporation,2018.;©1996vi, 160 pages30 cm.499.15/3/21Butchulla language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Butchulla.Foley, Fiona,contributor.;Wondunnna Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body.
991839854850020619.78065E+12Nyungai Ngullina Nyumbajaburuyah Buuragah :our day at Burragah Kindy /translated by Yugambeh Museum.Our day at Burragah KindyYugambeh language E17E17Text in Yugambeh and English.[Brisbane] :Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service Brisbane Ltd and Deadly Kindy Burragah,[2021].;©202130 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations22 x 22 cm'Nyungai Ngullina Nyumbajaburuyah Buuragah (Our Day at Burragah Kindy)' was created by jarjums to share their kindy experiences. Written in Yugambeh language with English translations, we acknowledge, recognise and value the languages spoken by our children at kindy and help them to use and strengthen their first language by embedding the Yugambeh language in our unique kindergarten program. From morning circle time, outdoor play, making healthy food options and getting creative to learning and activities with friends, their kindy journey has been documented in this beautiful collection of artwork and stories.305.89915Yugambeh dialect--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile literature.; Kindergarten--Juvenile literature.Yugambeh Museum,translator,issuing body.;Deadly Kindy Burragah,issuing body.
991839896616020619781760464479;1760464473Sutton, Peter,author.Linguistic organisation and native title :the Wik Case, Australia /Peter Sutton and Ken Hale.Linguistic Organisation and Native Title1st ed.Wik Mungkan language Y57; Wik Ngatharr language Y51; Wik Ngathan language Y54; Wik Elken language Y49; Wik Epa language Y52; Wik Adinda language Y46; Wik-Keyangan language Y173; Wik Mungkan people Y57; Wik Ngatharr people Y51; Wik Ngathan people Y54; Wik Elken people Y49; Wik Epa people Y52Y57; Y51; Y54; Y49; Y52; Y46; Y173; Y57; Y51; Y54; Y49; Y52EnglishCanberra :ANU Press,2021.;©2021.1 online resource (506 pages)Asia-Pacific LinguisticsClassical Aboriginal societies in Australia have commonly been described in terms of social organisation and local organisation. This book presents rich detail on a third and related domain that has not been given the same kind of attention: linguistic organisation.1. Introduction -- 2. Talking language: A tribute to Ken Hale -- 3. Linguistic and territorial organisation: The Wik classical system -- 4. Linguistic demography of the Wik region -- 5. Languages of the Wik Native Title Claim Area -- 6. Wik Subgroup lexical history -- 7. Wik Subgroup grammatical history -- 8. Conclusion -- Appendix 1: Wik clans -- Appendix 2: Wik estates.346.940432Native title (Australia); Wik-Mungkan (Australian people); Wik-Mungkan language.; Wik-Ngathan language.Hale, Kenneth L.(Kenneth Locke),1934-2001.
991839898851020619.78192E+12Round about or inside.Pintupi people C10C10South Bank, Qld. :Griffith University Art Museum,202132 pages :colour illustrations24 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit709.94.Griffith University Art Museum--Exhibitions.Installations (Art)--Exhibitions.; Art, Modern--21st century--Exhibitions.; Architecture in art.Davidts, Wouter,curator.;Goddard, Angela,curator.; Griffith University Art Museum,issuing body.
991839907802020611.6Cunningham, M. C.A description of the Yugumbir dialect of Bandjalang /by M.C. Cunningham.Yugambeh language E17; Yugambeh language E17E17In English and Yugambeh language.St. Lucia, Qld. :University of Queensland Press,196969-122 p. :map, tables.24 cm.Papers (University of Queensland. Faculty of Arts) ;v. 1 no. 8.499.15Yugambeh dialect.; Bandjalang language.; Australian languages.https://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:363721UQ eSpace
9918399108090206133226Anderson, Robert Vincent,1929-,compiler.Robert Vincent Anderson collection.Ngugi people E26E26[Between 1870 and 2022?]Personal papers, photographs, posters, ephemera, badges and videotapesA collection of papers, photographs, audio visual material, badges, posters and ephemera relating to the life of Robert Vincent Anderson, also known as Uncle Bob Anderson. The collection also includes material related to the Anderson family, the Tripcony family, the union movement in Queensland, Aboriginal organisations and activism, and range of government and community organisations.Mulgumpin / Moreton Island (Qld.)Anderson, Robert Vincent,1929-.Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union.--Queensland Branch.;Building Workers' Industrial Union of Australia.--Queensland BranchAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Brisbane; Human rights workers--Queensland; Labor unions--Queensland--Brisbane--History; Political activists--Queensland--Brisbane--Historyphotographs--AAT;personal papers.--AAT;ephemera (general object genre)--AAThttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/33226/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
991839918778020619781922102652PDF;1922102660Cadet-James, Yvonne,author.Gugu Badhun :people of the Valley of Lagoons /Yvonne Cadet-James, Robert Andrew James, Sue McGinty, Russell McGregor.Gugu BadhunGugu Badhun people Y128Y128Canberra, ACT :AIATSIS Research Publications,2017.;2017online resource (186 pages) :illustrations (some colour), maps, portraitsAIATSIS research publicationsValley of Lagoons (Qld.)--History.; Valley of Lagoons (Qld.)--Race relations.Aboriginal Australians--Treatment of--Queensland--Valley of Lagoons.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, North--History.; Europeans--Queensland, North--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, North--First contact with Europeans.James, Robert Andrew,author.;McGinty, Suzanne,author.;McGregor, Russell,1955-author.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-445116440fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-445116440-t
991839921036020619781438478548paperback;1438478542paperback;9781438478555hardcover;1438478550hardcover;9781438478562electronic bookGibson, Jason,author.Ceremony men :making ethnography and the return of the Strehlow collection /Jason M. Gibson.Arrernte people C8; Anmatyerr people C81C8; C81Albany :State University of New York Press,[2020]xvi, 300 pages :illustrations, maps24 cm.Suny series, tribal worlds : critical studies in American Indian nation building"Ceremony Men is an account of one scholar's attempt to return an anthropological collection to Aboriginal communities in remote central Australia. In revealing his process, Jason M. Gibson highlights the importance of personal rapport and collaborations in ethnographic exchange, both past and present, and demonstrates the ongoing importance of sociality, relationship, and orality when Indigenous peoples encounter museum collections today. Combining forensic historical analysis with contemporary ethnographic research, this book challenges the notion that anthropological archives will necessarily become authoritative or dominant statements on a people's cultural identity. Instead, Indigenous peoples will often interrogate and re-contextualise this material with great dexterity as they work to re-integrate the documented into their present-day social lives. By analyzing one of the world's greatest collections of Indigenous song, myth and ceremony-the collections of linguist/anthropologist T.G.H. Strehlow-Ceremony Men demonstrates how inextricably intertwined ethnographic collections can become in complex historical and social relations. By theorizing the nature of the documenter-documented relationships this book makes an important contribution to the at times simplistic post-colonial generalizations that dominate analyses of colonial interaction. A story of local agency is uncovered that enriches our understanding of the human engagements that took (and continue to take) place within varying colonial relations of Australia"--Archive and field -- Early Alhernter encounters -- Strehlow's scope -- A balancing act -- Urrempel man -- Declarations of relatedness -- The intermingling of intimate narratives -- "Your'e my Kwertengerl" -- Conclusion.305.800994Ti Tree (South Central NT SF53-09); Engawala / Alcoota (South Central NT SF53-10); Hanson River (Central NT SF53); South Central Northern Territory (NT); Mparntwe / Alice Springs (South Central NT SF53-14)Australia--Antiquities--Collection and preservation.Strehlow, T. G. H.(Theodor George Henry),1908-1978.Strehlow Research Centre.Aboriginal Australians--Antiquities--Collection and preservation.; Archaeology--Moral and ethical aspects--Australia.; Ethnology--Australia.; Cultural property--Repatriation--Northern Territory--Alice Springs Region.; Cultural property--Protection--Northern Territory--Alice Springs Region.; Cultural property--Management--Moral and ethical aspects.
99183992755402061My name is Gulpilil.Container subtitle:This is my story of my storyYolngu people N230N230English. [CC] English Captions [descriptive subtitles for the hearing impaired].Australia :Distributed by Madman Entertainment,©2021.1 DVD-video (92 minutes) :sound, colour12 cm"I'm an actor, I'm a dancer, I'm a singer and also, a painter. This film is about me. This is my story of my story." David Gulpilil is an iconic figure of Australian cinema and has been for fifty years. His mesmerizing, electrifying presence has leapt off the big screen and changed Australian screen representation forever. Early in 2017, Gulpilil was diagnosed with lung cancer. His doctors estimated six months for him but David, being David, was always likely to defy the odds. And he continues to do so with probably his last great work, My Name is Gulpilil.927.9Gulpilil.Male actors--Australia.; Actors, Aboriginal Australian.; Aboriginal Australian dancers.; Painters, Aboriginal Australian.; Yolngu (Australian people); History - Biographies.--aiatsiss; Performing arts - Actors.--aiatsiss; Film - Criticism and analysis.--aiatsiss; Documentary films--Australia.Biographical films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgft;Video recordings for the hearing impaired.--lcgftReynolds, Molly(Filmmaker),producer,director.;Gulpilil,on screen participant,producer.;Djigirr, Peter,producer.;De Heer, Rolf,1951-producer.
991839927646020619781742236711(paperback)Gapps, Stephen,author.Gudyarra :the first Wiradyuri war of resistance : the Bathurst war, 1822-1824 /Stephen Gapps.Sydney, NSW :NewSouth Publishing,2021.;©2021ix, 276 pages :map24 cm.In mid-1824, the Bathurst district was under siege. Local Wiradjuri people had broken off contact with the English and vowed to kill all white men. Warriors raided outstations, killing people and stock with impunity while large warbands threatened stock-workers. Wealthy Sydney-based landholders clamoured for military intervention and threatened to abandon the Bathurst Plains entirely. Gudyarra (war) unearths what lead to this point, beginning with the settling of Wiradjuri lands by Europeans following Governor Macquarie's push to expand the colony west over the Blue Mountains to generate wealth from sheep and cattle. Stephen Gapps traces the guerrilla warfare by the Wiradjuri under the leadership of Windradyne, and others such as Blucher and Jingler, that occurred across the central west of New South Wales. Detailing the counterattacks by the colonists and the expeditions led by armed settlers, Gudyarra provides an important new historical account of the Wiradjuri resistance. If any single frontier conflict has all the hallmarks of war, this is it.994.02;305.89915Bathurst (SW NSW SI55-08)Bathurst Region (N.S.W.)--History--19th century.; New South Wales--History--1788-1851.; Australia--History--1788-1851.; Australia--Race relations--19th century.Wiradjuri (Australian people)--History.; Race relations - Violent - Massacres, murders, poisonings etc. - To 1900.--aiatsiss
99183992871302061Birri Books & Storytelling newsletter.Newsletter : Birri Books and StorytellingBiri language E56E56Clayfield, Queensland :Jill Dodd,2021-2022.online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositStorytelling--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Periodicals.Electronic journalsDodd, Jill.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2996342017fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2996342017-t
99183996864402061Jarjum gurema /illustrations by Mununjali Housing and Development Company Limited, Jabu Jabuny Club and Mununjali Playgroup.Children's storyYugambeh language E17E17Text in Yugambeh language and English.[Beaudesert, Queensland] :Scenic Rim Regional Council and Mununjali Housing and Development Company Ltd.,[2021];©2021.14 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations23 cm.Jarjum Gurema is a children's book based on local Yugambeh greetings and totem animals of the Mununjali area.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.; Yugambeh language--Dialects.Picture books.--lcgftMununjali Housing and Development Company,author.;Jabu Jabuny Club,illustrator.;Mununjali Playgroup,illustrator.;Scenic Rim (Qld. : Region).Council,sponsoring body.
991839971847020619.78065E+12Lui, Diann,editor.Erub :commemorating the light : 150th anniversary, 1871-2021 /edited by Diann Lui.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Meriam Mir language Y3Y1; Y3In English; some hymns in language, Kala Lagaw Ya and/or Meriam Mir.Erub, Qld. :Erub Arts,2021.;© 2021.iii, 54 pages :colour illustrations, portraits, map21 cmErub Arts has been collecting information about the history of the Coming of the Light from a number of sources. The book's information highlights key events that relate to Darnley island - Erub.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit299.9215Erub Island (Qld.)Coming of the Light Festival.Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Erub Island.; Festivals--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.Erub Arts.,compiler.
99183999218102061Queensland Indigenous Land & Sea Rangers :conference proceedings,co-hosted by Djabugay Aboriginal Corporation/Bulmba Rangers and Queensland Indigenous Land and Sea Ranger Program, Department of Environment and Science.Djabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106Brisbane, Qld. :Department of Environment and Science,20211 online resource (27 unnumbered pages : colour Illustrations and photographs)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWildlife management--Queensland.; Park rangers--Queensland.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementElectronic booksQueensland.Indigenous Land and Sea Ranger Program,organiser.;Djabugay Aboriginal Corporations,organiser.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3005659941fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3005659941-t
991840011856020617.94713E+11Pormpuraaw :cultural uses for plants.Kuuk Thaayorre people Y69; Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69; Kugu Nganhcara people Y59; Kugu Nganhcara language Y59; Wik Mungkan language Y57Y69; Y59; Y57Pormpuraaw, Qld :Pormpuraaw Art & Cultural Centre,2021198 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits30 cm581.63Plants, Useful--Queensland--Pormpuraaw region.; Plants, Edible--Queensland--Pormpuraaw region.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Pormpuraaw region--Ethnobotany.; Traditional ecological knowledge--Queensland--Pormpuraaw region.Jakubowski, Paul,author.;Atkinson, Faye,author.; Pormpuraaw Art & Culture Centre
991840031721020619781760526313(hardback)Smith, Shaa,author,illustrator.The Dunggiirr brothers and the caring song of the whale /Aunty Shaa Smith with Yandaarra ; artwork by Aunty Shaa Smith.Ngambaa people E5; Gumbaynggirr language E7E5; E7;Crows Nest, NSW :Allen & Unwin,2022.;copyright202232 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations25 x 29 cm.Welcome to Ngambaa Country on the mid-north coast of New South Wales. I am Aunty Shaa and this is the story of the Koala Brothers, the Dunggiirr Brothers. This is the story of our Country. We live the story of being saved by Dunggiirr and we do a ceremony to keep it alive. It is this story and memory we share with you in this book. This stunning picture book from the Yandaarra Caring for Country community group, a project led by Gumbaynggirr elder Aunty Shaa Smith, in association with the University of Newcastle, helps us learn the stories of the mid-north NSW coast. The Dunggiirr Brothers and the Caring Song of the Whale also spreads a welcome and beautiful message of care and understanding to the wider community.398New South Wales, Northwest--Maps.Mythology, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Legends--Juvenile literature.; Literature and stories.; Literature and stories.--aiatsissSmith, Neeyan,author.; Yandaarra,author.
99184003643202061Klaatsch, Hermann,1863-1916.Large group of people gathered outside the church at Batavia River Mapoon, 1904Atampaya people Y183; Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Yinwum people Y29Y183; Y44; Y29[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20071 digital image :TIFFThe church behind the group appears to be the second church built at Mapoon during in The 1890s. It was later replaced by the J. G. Ward Memorial Church. The Europeans in the image include a man in uniform (possibly a police officer), holding a pith helmet on the far left. The woman in the centre is probably Mrs Minnie Hey and the woman on the right is probably Mrs Matilda Ward. The man in the dark suit on Mrs Ward's right is Rev. John Nicholas Hey.;This photograph was taken by German Professor Hermann Klaatsch, during his visit from 30 July until 02 August 1904. Klaatsch's visit is described in the Annual Report of the Chief Protector of Aboriginals for 1904, Queensland Parliamentary Papers, vol. 1, 1905, pp. 767.Batavia River (Qld); Wenlock River / Batavia River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-03, SD54-04, SD54-08)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Missions--Queensland--Mapoon; missions (church settlements)--APT; religious structures & establishments.--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/69074fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE2812903&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99184003748502061Klaatsch, Hermann,1863-1916.Group of Aboriginal people at Batavia River Mapoon, 1904Atampaya people Y183; Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Yinwum people Y29Y183; Y44; Y29[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20071 digital image :TIFFThe women are all wearing dresses and the small children are sitting on the shoulders of some of the women. There is one man standing on the left and he is wearing a shirt and trousers.;This photograph was taken by German Professor Hermann Klaatsch, during his visit from 30 July until 2 August 1904. Klaatsch's visit is described in the Annual Report of the Chief Protector of Aboriginals for 1904, Queensland Parliamentary Papers, vol. 1, 1905, pp. 767.Mapoon (Qld NW Cape York SC54-15, SD54-03)Mapoon (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographs; Missions--Queensland--Mapoon; missions (church settlements)--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/70377fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE2813020&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99184003751902061Klaatsch, Hermann,1863-1916.Aboriginal people on the Batavia River demonstrating the use of the woomera, Mapoon, 1904Atampaya people Y183; Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Yinwum people Y29Y183; Y44; Y29[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20071 digital image :TIFFA group of young boys are demonstrating in the use of the Woomeras, while three older men observe. Several young boys are sitting on the sand. One of the young men is wearing a sarong, as is one man standing in the background. Some of the boys are wearing knee length trousers with long sleeved shirts while others have shorts or short length sarongs.;The spear launchers are the broad bladed type, which have two purposes, one to launch spears and the other to use as a shield to deflect oncoming spears. The Yupungaith language name for this type of spear launcher is klaab.;This photograph was taken by German Professor Hermann Klaatsch, during his visit from 30 July until 2 August 1904. (Information about the spear launcher provided by Mr E. Busch) Klaatsch's visit is described in the Annual Report of the Chief Protector of Aboriginals for 1904, Queensland Parliamentary Papers, vol. 1, 1905, pp. 767.Mapoon (Qld NW Cape York SC54-15, SD54-03)Mapoon (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Indigenous peoples--Australia; Missions--Queensland--Mapoon; missions (church settlements)--APT; shirts--APT; shorts--APT; spears--APT; woomeras--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/70333fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE2812981&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991840110768020619.78099E+12Yimbagu ngalirranga gandanu :listen to us kids.Darumbal language E46E46[Fortitude Valley, Qld.] :[Family Planning Queensland],[2015].;©201562 pages :colour illustrations22 cm362.7Children--Queensland.; Children's art--Queensland--Rockhampton Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Rockhampton Region.; Australian languages--Queensland--Rockhampton Region.; Child abuse.; Sex crimes--Queensland--Prevention.Hatfield, Nicky,author.
99184403772502061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.D'Aguilar National Park and Byron Creek Conservation Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Duungidjawu people E20E20Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The D'Aguilar National Park and Byron Creek Conservation Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made, including the amalgamation of the D'Aguilar National Park (recovery) area into the D'Aguilar National Park on 28 March 2014. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositD'Aguilar National Park (Qld.); Byron Creek Conservation Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439689634fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439689634-t
99184403773002061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Conondale National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Duungidjawu people E20E20Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Conondale National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositConondale National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439488642fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439488642-t
99184403773102061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Clump Mountain National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Dyirubagala people Y124Y124Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Clump Mountain National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositClump Mountain National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439488363fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439488363-t
99184403773402061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Chesterton Range National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gunggari people D37; Nguri people D46; Bidjara / Bidyara people E37D37; D46; E37Brisbane, Qld. :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,©2024;[2024]1 online resource.The Chesterton Range National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositChesterton Range National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439468723fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3439468723-t
9918440397100206134639Hegarty, Ruth,1929-collector,authorAunty Ruth Hegarty papers.Gunggari people D37D37between 1892 and 2024?, bulk 1980-2023.6 boxes of material.The collection contains material documenting the life, interests and achievements of Aunty Ruth Hegarty - an Elder of the Gunggaru people, member of the Stolen Generations, staunch activist for the acknowledgement and rights of Indigenous Australians and successful author.;Included is: biographical material; personal and professional correspondence and papers, including those about Ruth's involvement in the fight for Indigenous Australian unpaid and stolen wages; research papers used for her personal research, publications and activist work; clippings; personal diaries; photograph albums such as those of children possibly at a Binambi-Barambah holiday camp; numerous sermons; many speeches written for Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Foundation (Q.A.T.S.I.F.) presentations and topics such as the rights of Indigenous Australians, the acknowledgement of past and present wrong doings (Stolen Wages, Kevin Rudd's 2008 Apology, 1967 Referendum) and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians; drafts and/or other material associated with the publication of novels by Ruth, as well as plays based off her autobiography 'Is that you Ruthie?' about her upbringing in the Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission; and drafts and proofs of various short stories for children written by Ruth.Hegarty, Ruth,1929-Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission (Qld.)--History.Elders (Indigenous leaders), Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Maranoa Region--History.; Stolen generations (Australia)--Queensland--History.; Activists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--History.; Indigenous authors--Queensland--History.; Gunggari (Australian people); Employment - Conditions - Wages - Stolen wages--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations--aiatsiss; Government policy - State and territory - Queensland--aiatsisscorrespondence--AAT;diaries--AAT;color photographs.--AAT;sermons--AAT;speeches (documents)--AAT;drafts (documents)--AAThttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/34639/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
9918440397710206134613Sally Gabori paintbrush.Kaiadilt people G35G35[2005-2015?].1 paintbrush33 cm. long.A paintbrush used by renowned Queensland Aboriginal Australian artist Sally Gabori.Bentinck Island (Qld Gulf Wellesley Islands SE54-02)Bentinck Island (Qld.)Gabori, Sally,approximately 1924-2015Women painters, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Bentinck Island.paintbrushes--AAT
991844041737020619781761271601;9781761271595Fourmile, Trevor,1977-author,illustrator.Walkabout wellbeing activity cards /Trevor Fourmile, Sharlene Coombs.Walkabout wellbeing activity cards and teacher resourceYidinj language Y117Y117Varsity Lakes, Qld. :Knowledge Books and Software,202330 cards :colour illustrationsin box 21 cm x 15 cm +Teacher's resource (60 pages ; 28 cm)The ancient practices of our First Nations people have powerful applications today in regard to skills and wellbeing. For many students, a connection to nature is an alien concept! The 'walkabout' can take many forms: mental health and wellbeing, life skills in an outdoor environment, self-esteem improvement by challenges, learning about science and nature.;The Teacher Guide for the Walkabout Wellbeing Activity Cards has been designed to help students engage in deeper learning opportunities that link with each of the cards. Each card is supported by two full pages of activities. Oral language continues to be a focus with this guide with activities that encourage students to express their ideas and thoughts through speaking, writing, and artwork. This fosters deeper learning, increased understanding, and improved self-awareness. The primary purpose is to develop literacy skills and oral language opportunities within the context of Indigenous perspectives.30 Activity cards / Trevor Fourmile -- Teachers' resource / Sharlene Coombs (60 pages);Topics: Feel It, Sun, Smell It, Warmth, Rain, Breathe, Just Be!, Colours, Look!, Flora, Hug a Tree!, Barefoot, Music, Birds, Mountains, Stargaze, Walkabout, Songlines, Shake a Leg, Elders, Kindness, Play, Teamwork, Ochre, Ceremonies, Campfire, Didgeridoos, Tracking, Senses, Gardening.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit371.335Mental health--Australia.; Well-being--Australia.; Teaching--Aids and devices.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Education.; Aboriginal Australians--Music.; Aboriginal Australians--Food.; Traditional ecological knowledge--Australia.; Oral tradition--Australia.; Education - Language.--AIATSISS; Language - Vocabulary - Environment and natural phenomena.--AIATSISSCoombs, Sharlene G.,author.
99184404549002061Wrattens National Park, Wrattens Conservation Park and Wrattens Resources Reserve management statement 2013.Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Wakka Wakka people E28E29; E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,2024.;© 20241 online resource (8 pages).The Wrattens National Park, Wrattens Conservation Park and Wrattens Resources Reserve Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. (supplied by publisher)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWrattens National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementQueensland Parks and Wildlife Service,compiling body;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445566438fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445566438-t
99184404549102061Woroon National Park management statement 2013.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,2024.;© 20241 online resource (5 pages).The Woroon National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. (supplied by publisher).A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWoroon National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementQueensland Parks and Wildlife Service,compiling body;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445566120fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445566120-t
99184404549202061Woowoonga National Park management statement 2013.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,2024.;© 20241 online resource (5 pages).The Woowoonga National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. (supplied by publisher).A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWoowoonga National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementQueensland Parks and Wildlife Service,compiling body;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445565205fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445565205-t
99184404549302061Wooroonooran National Park management statement 2013.Malanbarra people Y126; Mamu people Y122Y126; Y122[Brisbane, Qld.] :Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,2024.;© 2024.1 online resource (12 pages).The Wooroonooran National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. (supplied by publisher)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWooroonooran National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementQueensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.;Queensland Parks and Wildlife Servicecompiling bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445564674fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445564674-t
99184404549402061Woondum National Park management statement 2013.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service,2024.;© 20241 online resource (6 pages).The Woondum National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. (supplied by publisher).A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWoondum National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementQueensland Parks and Wildlife Servicecompiling body;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445563690fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445563690-t
99184404549502061Woocoo National Park management statement 2013.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service,2024;© 20241 online resource (5 pages).The Woocoo National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction. (supplied by publisher).A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWoocoo National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementQueensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing body;Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,compiling bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445562789fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3445562789-t
991844095529020619781460766767 (pbk.);1460766768 (pbk.)Price, Jacinta Yangapi Nampijinpa,author.Matters of the heart :a memoir /Jacinta Nampijinpa Price with Sue Smethurst.Gadigal Country ;;Sydney, NSW :HarperCollins Publishers,2025xv, 366 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations, maps, portraits24 cm.The moving story of an Indigenous woman who beat disadvantage and violence to become one of Australia's most influential political voices.305.4889915092;305.89915092Price, Jacinta Yangapi Nampijinpa.Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Biography.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Biography.; Indigenous peoples--Australia--Biography.; Politicians--Australia--Biography.; Women politicians--Australia--Biography.; Yapa people C15.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Politicians.--aiatsissAutobiographies.--lcgftSmethurst, Sue,author.;Howard, John,1939-writer of foreword.
99184417115902061Yungaburra and Curtain Fig National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Ngadjondji people Y121Y121[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Yungaburra and Curtain Fig National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositYungaburra National Park (Qld.)--Management.; Curtain Fig National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467130634fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467130634-t
99184417116002061Yamarrinh Wachangan Islands (Denham Group) National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Yadhaykenu people Y8Y8[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"Yamarrinh Wachangan Islands (Denham Group) National Park (CYPAL) will be effectively managed to ensure the natural and cultural values and processes are protected and presented and the importance of the park to Traditional Owners is recognised. The national park will be jointly managed by building strong collaborative relationships with Gudang and Yadhaykenu Traditional Owners. The islands are alive with a variety of mainland and marine wildlife, including a mosaic of ecosystems and species of conservation concern. These qualities remain a prominent feature of cultural, natural and scenic value." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositQueensland Far North Cape York (Qld SC54)Denham Group National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467128085fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467128085-t
99184417116102061Mapleton Falls National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Duungidjawu people E20E20[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (9 pages)"The Mapleton Falls National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMapleton Falls National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467126050fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467126050-t
99184417116302061Crater Lakes National Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Ngadjondji people Y121; Yidindji people Y117Y121[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (8 pages)"The Crater Lakes National Park Management Statement 2013 has been extended in 2024 in line with the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 (s120G). Minor amendments have been made. There has been no change to the statement's original management intent and direction." -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCrater Lakes National Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467120607fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467120607-t
99184417116402061Belmah Conservation Park :management statement 2013 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gangulu people E40E40[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (27 pages)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBelmah Conservation Park (Qld.)--Management.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467119305fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467119305-t
99184417116502061Belmah Conservation Park resource information 2024 /prepared by Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Gangulu people E40E40[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (12 pages)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBelmah Conservation Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467102193fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3467102193-t
991844243807020619781922335319 (pbk.)Wilson, Scott,author.Dark heart.the awakening has begun.Gooniyandi language K6K6Text in English with some captions and glossary in the Gooniyandi Language.Applecross, WA :Gestalt Publishing,2023[ii], 26 pages :chiefly colour illustrations26 cm.Indigiverse ;2"The dying of the First Light has disrupted the land. The wind shares no scent of the Gungura Jiwi, the fire and smoke that protected the lore that protected the people. Now the Mamoo are free. Free to hunt, free to spill human blood. They are on our streets, in our communities and neighbourhoods, and they are closer than you think."--Back cover.741.5994Hart, Adam,(Fictitious character)--Comic books, strips, etc.Stories and motifs - Devils, monsters, evil spirits, hairy men, bunyips.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Comic strips and books.--aiatsiss; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Comic books, strips, etc.; Indigenous peoples--Australia--Comic books, strips, etc.; Superheroes--Comic books, strips, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Comic books, strips, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Comic books, strips, etc.Superhero comics;Comics (Graphic works)--lcgft;Comics (Graphic works).--lcgft;Graphic novels;Comics (Graphic works).--lcgft;Graphic novels.--lcgft;Superhero comics.--lcgftHoughton-Ward, Katie,artist.;Randall, Justin,colourist.;Byslma, Wolfgang,editor,letterer.;Harper-Balsamo, Zelda,editor.;Eggmolese, Benny,book producer.; Gestalt Comics,publisher.;Comics on Country,sponsoring body.https://find.library.unisa.edu.au/discovery/fulldisplay/alma9916801929601831/61USOUTHAUS_INST:UNISALink to UniSA catalogue
991844388786020619781875641758 (paperback)Janson, Julie,author.Compassion /Julie Janson.Dharug / Darug people S64S64Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,2024.;©2024.385 pages :map24 cm.Nell James ;bk. 2From the acclaimed author of the Miles Franklin longlisted Madukka: The River Serpent (UWA) and the Barbara Jefferis Award shortlisted Benevolence, Compassion continues Julie Janson's emotional and intense literary exploration of the complex and dangerous lives of Aboriginal women during the 1800s in colonial New South Wales, which she began in Benevolence as a counter narrative to colonial history in Australian literature. Compassion is the dramatised life story of one of Julie Janson's ancestors who went on trial for stealing livestock in New South Wales, and it is an exciting and violent story of anti-colonial revenge and roaming adventure. A gripping fictive account of Aboriginal life in the 1800s, Compassion follows the life of Duringah, AKA Nell James, the outlaw daughter of the Darug hero of Benevolence, Muraging.A823.4Parramatta (N.S.W.)--History--19th century--Fiction.; Australia--Race relations--Fiction.Women, Aboriginal Australian--Fiction.; Australian fiction.; Literature and stories - Fiction - Life writing.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation - 1788-1850.--aiatsiss; Attitudes - Indigenous perspectives.--aiatsiss; Social identity - Mixed descent.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Representation - Literature.--aiatsiss; Bushrangers--Fiction.; Dharug (Australian people)--Fiction.Historical fiction;Australian fiction;Historical fiction.--lcgftSequal to (work)Janson, Julie.Benevolence.
991844421808020619781741177992 (hardback);1741177995Ngarukuruwala Women's Group,author.Murli la :songs and stories of the Tiwi Islands /Ngarukuruwala Women's Group ; with Genevieve Campbell.Tiwi language N20; Tiwi people N20; Tiwi people N20N20Songs are in Tiwi language and English.Richmond, Victoria :Hardie Grant Explore,2023.;©2023.194 pages :colour illustrations, map, portraits22 cm.A beautiful book that brings many lifetimes of sung Tiwi knowledge to the page for the first time.780.8999151Tiwi Islands (NT SC52-15, SC52-16)Aboriginal Australians--Religion.; Tiwi (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Literature and stories - Story telling and story tellers.--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal - Clan songs.--aiatsiss; Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory--Tiwi Islands.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore.Campbell, Genevieve,compiler.; Indigenous Literacy Foundation,sponsoring body.
99184443779502061Wilson, Alf,photographer.Gundil Released photographs.Wulgurukaba people Y135Y135State Library of Queensland,[Brisbane, Qld.] :;2024.17 digital photographsA collection of photographs showing "Gundil Released", a collaborative project between Big Eye Theatre and Wulgurukaba Walkabouts, exploring the significance of a cultural site on The Strand Promenade in Townsville, Queensland (1 August 2024). Included are images of a performance and installation portraying the history and connection of the Wulgurukaba people to the land and water at Wombeluna. The performance was of the Gundil (brolga) dance and song. The event took place at Strand Park in Townsville.;Gundil Released is a PUNQ Commission, supported through the Creative Heartlands program, a strategic initiative of Topology | RASN North Queensland supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. -- Project website.Townsville (Qld.)--Photographs.Culture.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Townsville--Photographs.; Dance--Queensland--Townsville--Photographs.; Brolga--In art.; Lagoons--In art.; Installations (Art)--Queensland--Townsville--Photographs.; Community arts projects--Queensland--Townsville--Photographs.https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385542777fulltextView all images from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5613711&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385542777View all images from this collection
991844483757020619781743799321 (pbk.);1743799322 (pbk.)Sprague, Quentin,author.The stranger artist :a life at the edge of Kimberley painting /Quentin Sprague.Gigi people N125N125Richmond, Victoria :Hardie Grant Books,2023.;©2020.277 pages :illustrations, portraits, map21 cm.Amid the striking landscapes of the East Kimberley, art adviser Tony Oliver find himself deeply immersed in the world of a group of senior Gija artists. The bonds he forms with renowned painters Paddy Bedford and Freddie Timms backdrop the establishment of the groundbreaking Jirrawun Arts, quickly to become one of the most successful and controversial centres of Australia's acclaimed Aboriginal art movement. As Oliver comes to share not only the artists' many successes but their tragedies too, his own life's trajectory will forever be altered. This book is an account of a decade in art, and life between cultures: a sensitive yet unflinching portrait of both darkness and light.759.994East Kimberley area (WA SD52, SE52); Kununurra (WA East Kimberley SD52-14); Bedford Downs (WA East Kimberley SE52-05)Oliver, Tony.Art consultants--Western Australia--Kimberley--Biography.; Painting, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--Kimberley.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--Kimberley.; Art - Economic aspects.--aiatsissBiographies.--lcgft
991844505306020619781038771155paperbackGould, Jordan,author.Protectors /Jordan Gould ; illustrations by Richard Pritchard ; additional illustrations by Sierra Pritchard & Max Pritchard.[Dyslexic edition].Bi:gwurrung language S77S77Some text in the Peek Whurrong language.[Sydney, N.S.W.] :Dyslexic Books,[2024].;©2024.v, 233 pages :illustrations, map24 cm.Wylah the Koorie Warrior ;3Wylah is finally able to finally call on her Ancestors and become the Koorie Warrior, but her troubles are not over. Racing to save her family and her people from the cruel Dragon Army, Wylah faces her biggest battle yet. Can she rise to the challenge and become the leader and protector her people need? Inspired by First Nations history and grounded in culture.Youth, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fiction.; Koori (Australian people)--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Imaginary wars and battles--Juvenile fiction.; Human-animal relationships--Juvenile fiction.; Magic--Juvenile fiction.; Dragons--Juvenile fiction.; Good and evil--Juvenile fiction.; Quests (Expeditions)--Juvenile fiction.; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Magic and sorcery.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Animals.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Devils, monsters, evil spirits, hairy men, bunyips.--aiatsissFantasy fiction.--lcgft;Australian fiction.--lcsh;Dyslexia-friendly books.--localPritchard, Richard,illustrator.;Pritchard, Sierra,illustrator.;Pritchard, Max,illustrator.
991844506795020619781761471315 (pbk.);1761471317 (pbk.)Norrington, Leonie,author.A piece of red cloth :a novel from Arnhem Land /Leonie Norrington, Merrkiyawuy Ganambarr-Stubbs, Djawa Burarrwanga & Djawundil Maymuru.Cammeraygal Country ;;Crows Nest, NSW :Allen & Unwin,2025372 pages :map24 cm.A powerful, unique novel based on the oral history of the Yolngu people from north-east Arnhem Land that tells the story of a grandmother who stops at nothing to protect her granddaughter. It's early in the wet season. A flock of crested terns sweeps into the bay and dives towards Batjani. The birds are saying the foreigners are coming, as they do every year, but why are they so full of menace? Batjani's beloved granddaughter Garritji is on the cusp of womanhood, about to go through the rituals preparing her for marriage. Batjani uses all means at her disposal to protect her granddaughter from the visiting Macassan trepang fishers, but she is betrayed. Can Garritji be saved? This powerful and unique novel is based on oral history and told through Yolngu eyes, with ancestors as the Yolngu remember them: proud, strong, resilient people in control of their world and interacting with foreigners on their own terms.A823.4Arnhem Land (NT)Australia, Northern--Fiction.; Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Fiction.Yolngu (Australian people)--Fiction.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Australia, Northern--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Northern--Fiction.; Makasar (Indonesian people)--Australia, Northern--Fiction.; Fishers--Australia, Northern--Fiction.; Betrayal--Fiction.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Macassans and Indonesians.--aiatsiss; Family - Grandparents.--aiatsissHistorical fiction.--lcgftGanambarr-Stubbs, Merrkiyawuy,author.;Burarrwanga, Djawa,author.;Maymuru, Djawundil,author.
991844507163020619781922777126(paperback)James, Zac,author.Kangaroo stew /by Zac James.Badimaya people A14; Noongar / Nyoongar people W41; Maduwongga people A6A14; W41; A6Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,2024.;©2024xi, 79 pages :illustrations20 cm'You gonna sell your soul for a fist full of diamonds?' David's family think he's come home for the anniversary of his Dad's death. But he's got another reason to return home he's working to broker a deal with a mining company to dig up his own sacred land and hopefully get them all out of poverty forever.To complicate matters, the whole family are being visited by a persistent ghost who has something to settle before it can move on. Kangaroo Stew is a lively and controversial contribution to the modern Aboriginal theatre movement that gives insight into the life of a modern Aboriginal family living with the mining economy. There will be love, punch-ups, singing, and of course, the spirits of ancestors past.A822.4Families, Aboriginal Australian--Drama.; Aboriginal Australians--Drama.; Australian drama--21st century.; Literature and stories - Authors - Drama.--aiatsissDrama.--lcgft
991844561810020619781743317099 (pbk.);1743317093 (pbk.)Fa'Aoso, Aaron,1975-author.Spirit of the crocodile /Aaron Fa'Aoso & Michelle Scott Tucker ; with [concept creator and consultant editor] Lyn White ; [maps illustration by Joanna Hunt].Torres Strait Islander people P2P2Cammeraygal Country, Sydney, N.S.W. :Allen & Unwin,2025242 pages :maps20 cm.Twelve-year-old Ezra is an ordinary boy who lives on Saibai, an extraordinary Australian island. He loves a laugh, he loves his family, and - almost more than anything - he loves a dare. But when one of his dares goes wrong, Ezra realises he needs to make some decisions about helping out and measuring up. He learns that there's more than one way to look at, well, nearly everything. And as ever-increasing climate disasters threaten Saibai, Ezra and his best mate Mason must draw on their resilience and courage to help the community survive a massive out-of-season storm.A823.4Saibai Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Saibai Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.Australian fiction.; Australian fiction--Torres Strait Islander authors.; Families--Juvenile fiction.; Friendship--Juvenile fiction.; Storms--Juvenile fiction.; Resilience (Personality trait)--Juvenile fiction.; Communities--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories.; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction--aiatsiss; Environment - Climate and weather - Climate change--aiatsiss; Environment - Climate and weather - Storms--aiatsissTucker, Michelle Scott,author.;White, Lyn,creator,editor.;Hunt, Joanna,illustrator.
99184456378802061Ezzy, Lea,author.Post-flood assessment report - natural values :March 2023 flood, Boodjamulla National Park, Central Region, Queensland /prepared by: Department of Environment, Tourism Science and Innovation (DETSI) and Nature North.Waanyi people G23G23[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation,[2024];©20241 online resource (66 pages) :illustrations, maps'Boodjamulla ... contains some of the few perennial watercourses in arid and semi-arid Queensland including the Gregory and O'Shannassy Rivers and Lawn Hill Creek. These watercourses support exceptional biodiversity values, are of deep cultural importance to the Waanyi First Nations People and contribute significantly to ecotourism and visitor experience. Flooding is a key ecological process in the riparian environments of northern Australia and a typical wet season disturbance. However, an extreme flood event in March 2023 was unprecedented in recorded memory. It caused extensive impacts to the highly significant riparian and aquatic ecosystems in Boodjamulla. Some areas may never return to their pre-flood condition. This report describes impacts to the natural values of Boodjamulla arising from the March 2023 flood, and provides information to inform mitigation, recovery, and monitoring. The focus of the report is the Gregory and O'Shannassy Rivers and Lawn Hill Creek. ' -- Executive summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBoodjamulla / Lawn Hill National Park (Qld Gulf SE54-09)Boodjamulla / Lawn Hill National Park (Qld.)--Management.Watershed management--Queensland--Gregory River; Watershed management--Queensland--O'Shannassy River.; Watershed management--Queensland--Lawn Hill Creek; Floods--Environmental aspects--Queensland--Boodjamulla / Lawn Hill National Park; Environmental impact analysis--Queensland--Boodjamulla / Lawn Hill National ParkElectronic booksMelzer, Rhonda,author.;Hines, Harry B.,author.;Freeman, Amanda N. D.,author.;Kelman, Dan,author.;Marchand, Bleuenn,author.;Freeman, Alastair,author.; Queensland.Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation,issuing body.;Nature North (Firm),issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3505521094fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3505521094-t
991844564807020619.78176E+12McMahon, Charlie,author.The Pintubi Nine :a first contact story : October 1984.Pintupi people C10C10Woollahra, N.S.W. :A Secondary Eye,2024.;©202425 pages :colour illustrations30 cmPublished to accompany the exhibition "The Pintubi Nine: out of the desert and the journey beyond". "Forty years ago, in October 1984, nine First Nations Australians from the Pintupi language group emerged from the desert near Kiwirrkurra, marking a significant cultural and historical moment in Australia. These "Last Nomads" were the last indigenous people to make contact with Western society and their arrival captured headlines around the world. The exhibition will explore their journey, the significance of their return to society, and the subsequent artwork that was produced by this group. Seven of the nine members went on to paint for Papunya Artists, who played an important role in facilitating the devolopment and promotion of their careers. Two members, Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri and Yukultji Napangardi, have since achieved world recognition with solo-exhibitions in New York and elsewhere. All seven artists have work represented in this exhibition. The centrepiece of the exhibition is an artwork by Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri from the collection of the late Tim Klingender. The painting was generously included by his wife Skye Klingender who still continues Tim Klingender Fine Art in Sydney. Tim Klingender Fine Art is a welcome partner in this exhibition who also recognises the importance of this historical event. The remaining artworks were all kindly lent from clients of A Secondary Eye." -- Publisher.709.94Western Desert (W.A.)--Social life and customs.Secondary Eye (Woollahra, NSW)--Exhibitions.Art, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Pintupi (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Ethnology--Australia--Western Desert (W.A.); Art, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--Western Desert (W.A.).; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Northern Territory.
9918445658040206134727Birt, Amy Howard,1884-1980creatorKeeroongooloo Station collectionPirriya people L36L36ca.1880-19807 photographs, 3 manuscripts, 6 Aboriginal artifactsCollection relating to Amy Birt, Keeroongooloo Station and the Bidia / Pirriya people.;This collection comprises Aboriginal artifacts, photographs and documents from the Birt family who were the managers and part owners of Keeroongooloo Station in south west Queensland.Keeroongooloo (Qld Far West SG54-08)Keeroongooloo (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal artefacts--APTphotographs--AAT;artifacts (object genre)--AAThttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/34727/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
991844577567020619781922777584 (pbk.);1922777587 (pbk.)Raparapa :stories from the Fitzroy River drovers /Barney Barnes, Jimmy Bird, Peter Clancy, Lochy Green, Eric Lawford, Jock Shandley, Harry Watson, Ivan Watson and John Watson ; edited by Paul Marshall ; [foreword by Michael Kirby].[Third edition].Nyikina people K3; Mangala people A65; Walmajarri people A66K3; A65; A66Broome, W.A. :Magabala Books,[2025];©2025ix, 320 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations, maps, portraits21 cm.Raparapa is a raw and gritty history that captures the harsh realities endured by Aboriginal drovers in the Kimberley. These storytellers capture a slice of history and showcase those who have persevered through impossible odds. Their strong work ethic is matched only by their love of the Kimberley countryside and the mighty Fitzroy River that flows through it. Mustering and droving across their traditional lands allowed these men to maintain their Law, culture and traditional land management practices. Sharing their personal stories, each drover touches upon different aspects of the cattle industry and, when fully read, encompasses the history of the industry as a whole.994.1404Fitzroy River (WA Kimberley SE51, SE52); Fitzroy Crossing (WA West Kimberley SE51-12); Liveringa (WA West Kimberley SE51-11); Mount Anderson (WA West Kimberley SE51-11); Mount Anderson map area (WA Fitzroy River, West Kimberley SE51-11); Bayulu / Gogo (WA West Kimberley SE51-12); Derby (WA West Kimberley SE51-07); Derby map area (WA West Kimberley SE51-07); Noonkanbah map area (WA Fitzroy River, West Kimberley SE51-12)Kimberley (W.A.)--History.; Kimberley (W.A.)--Social life and customs.Drovers--Western Australia--Kimberley--History.; Aboriginal Australian stockmen--Western Australia--Kimberley--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley--Interviews.; Drovers--Western Australia--Kimberley--Interviews.; Ranch life--Western Australia--Kimberley--History.; Beef cattle--Western Australia--Kimberley--History.; Occupations - Pastoral industry workers - Drovers / Stockmen.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Pastoral industry - Beef cattle.--aiatsiss; Land rights - Excisions and leases - Pastoral leases.--aiatsiss; Socioeconomic conditions - Living conditions.--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to land.--aiatsiss; Law enforcement - Police conduct and attitudes.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missions.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Racial discrimination.--aiatsiss; Employment - Conditions - Wages - Stolen wages.--aiatsiss; Outstations / Homelands movement.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous.--aiatsiss; History - Oral history.--aiatsissBarnes, Barney,interviewee.;Bird, Jimmy,interviewee.;Clancy, Peter,interviewee.;Green, Lochy,interviewee.;Lawford, Eric,1930-interviewee.;Shandley, Jock,interviewee.;Watson, Harry,interviewee.;Watson, Ivan,interviewee.;Watson, John,interviewee.;Marshall, Paul,1955-editor of compilation.;Kirby, M. D.(Michael Donald),1939-author of introduction, etc.
991844609800020619.78399E+12To be heard :women's voices across land and sea /Adele M.E. Jones (Ed.).Palawa people T16T16Borsdorf :Edition Winterwork,[2024];©2024.250 pages20 cm.To Be Heard: Women's Voices Across Land and Sea is written by authors from Oceania, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. This book grew from invitations sent to women in 2024 to write on themselves and issues for women in their country today. Some authors write personal stories; others document their experiences which brought change, or which show women not only coping, but becoming resilient; supporting diverse communities through war and political turmoil.Across land and sea : grounding this book /Adele M.E. Jones --Nei Tabera Ni Kai : Kiribati Video Unit /Lina Uan - Kiribati --On the world map fighting giants : the place of women in Vanuatu /Rebecca Tobo Olul-Hossen - Vanuatu --Rural women's participation in peacebuilding in Solomon Islands /Pauline Joslyn Soaki - Solomon Islands --Weaving strength : the power of my Palawa stories /Alison Overeem (Smith) - Lutruwita/Tasmania, Australia --A passion for poetry, percussion and women's creativity /Gabrielle Journey Jones - Australia --Extending climate adaptation /Karen George - Australia --Unfolding wishes : documenting stories of honour and endurance /Angela Costi - Australia --Anchoring on shoulders of women before me /Razia Ghazal - Afghanistan and Australia --A piece of the moon /Douangdeune Bounyavong - Lao PDR --Nari Shakti : the rise of the Indian woman /Shirali Raina Labroo - India --History alive /Alisa Klima - Uzbekistan and Russia --Worlds filled with colour /Zukhra Ikram Boyette - Uzbekistan and Russia --Creating your own story /Zehra Aygu╠êl Gu╠êrdal - Turkey --In solidarity : lifting others to invest in the future /Wisam Zeidan - Jordan --Yemeni women's war tales /Fatimah - Yemen --Messages of faith /Najia Alwaseea /Libya --Never a king, never a Cinderella /Ilire Zajmi - Kosovo --Roots of storytelling for crisis areas and people in need /Micaela Sauber - Germany --My place in the circle /Mari╠üa Serramo - Finland and Spain --A creative journey from writing to curating arts festivals /Qaisra Shahraz - UK and Pakistan.305.42Women.; Women--Social conditions.Essays.--lcgftJones, Adele M. E.,1948-editor.
991844612931020619780734423351(hardback)Fogarty, Melissa-Jane,author.Tubowgule :a Sydney Opera House history /Melissa-Jane Fogarty, Dylan Finney.Eora people S61S61Gadigal Country ;;Sydney, NSW :Lothian Children's Books,2025.;copyright20251 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations27 x 30 cm.Our lands.This is the story of Tubowgule. The Sydney Opera House is an Australian icon and a building recognised all around the world, but the land on which it stands has a long history. We step back in time to when Tubowgule was a ceremonial place for the Gadi people and we follow along as the land is claimed by the colonisers and then takes on various forms and uses before it comes back around again as a place to gather and share song, dance and culture. The first book in an Indigenous history series about Australia's most iconic landmarks.994.4Sydney Harbour / Weerong (NSW SI56-05)Sydney Harbour (N.S.W.)--History--Juvenile literature.Sydney Opera House--History--Juvenile literature.Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Sydney--Juvenile literature.; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation - 1788-1850.--aiatsissFinney, Dylan,illustrator.
991844632903020619781761426698(paperback)Walton, Tasma,1973-author.I am Nannertgarrook /Tasma Walton.Boonwurrung people S35S35Sydney, NSW :Bundyi, an imprint of Simon & Schuster (Australia),2025.;©2025xi, 263 pages :map24 cmBased on the true story of Tasma Walton's ancestor, a powerful, heart-wrenching novel about maternal love that endures against pitiless odds. Kidnapped by sealers and enslaved far from her homeland, Nannertgarrook has a spirit that refuses to bow... From her idyllic life in sea country in Nerrm (Port Phillip Bay, Victoria), Nannertgarrook is abducted and taken to a slave market, leaving behind a husband, daughter and son. Pregnant when seized, she soon gives birth to another son, whom she raises with the children of her fellow captives. Nannertgarrook is separated not only from her Boonwurrung family, but from her birthright the ceremonies she once was so joyously part of, the majestic whales who are her totem, the land and sky and sea country and its creatures. All these things she loves as deeply as she does her blood kin. But now, as her reality becomes profoundly different, she must keep that family and her old life alive in her mind. Their rich, pulsating elements sing to us through her beautiful voice, even while Nannertgarrook herself is subjected to the worst of humanity. This sweeping novel asks us to consider who, in colonial history, were the real savages, and what it truly means to be civilised.A823.4Port Phillip Bay (Vic.)--Fiction.; Australia--Colonization--Fiction.Australian fiction.; Kidnapping--Fiction.; Pregnant women--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions--Fiction.; Frontier and pioneer life--Australia--Fiction.; Slavery--Fiction.; Man-woman relationships--Fiction.; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Racial discrimination.--aiatsiss; Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Ceremonies.--aiatsissHistorical fiction.--lcgft
991844644799020619.78104E+12Thunig, Amy,author,narrator.Tell me again /Amy Thunig ; read by Clementine Ford and Amy Thunig.MP3 edition ; Unabridged.Awabakal people S66S66Tullamarine, Victoria :Bolinda Audio,[2025];℗20221 audio disc (MP3 CD) (4 hr., 16 min.) :digital, stereo12 cm ; in container.For years, Amy Thunig thought she knew all the details about the day she was born, often demanding that the story of her birth be retold. Years later, heavily pregnant with her own first child, she learns what really happened that day. It's a tale that exemplifies many of the events of her early life, where circumstances sometimes dictated that things be slightly different from how they might seem - including what is meant by her dad being away for 'work' and why her legal last name differs from her family's. In this remarkable memoir, Thunig narrates her journey through childhood and adolescence, growing up with parents who struggled with addiction and incarceration. She reveals the importance of extended family and community networks when your immediate loved ones are dealing with endemic poverty and intergenerational trauma. In recounting her experiences, she shows how the stories we tell about ourselves can help to shape and sustain us. Tell Me Again will captivate, move and inspire readers with its candour and insight.305.8991509Thunig, Amy.;Thunig, Amy--Family.Women, Aboriginal Australian--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Women college teachers--Australia--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Kinship.Autobiographies.--lcgft;Audiobooks.--lcgft;Australian AboriginalFord, Clementine,narrator.
991844644800020619.78104E+12Thunig, Amy,author,narrator.Tell me again /Amy Thunig ; read by Clementine Ford and Amy Thunig.Unabridged.Awabakal people S66S66Tullamarine, Victoria :Bolinda Audio,[2025];℗20224 audio discs (CD) (4 hr., 16 min.) :digital, stereo12 cm ; in container.For years, Amy Thunig thought she knew all the details about the day she was born, often demanding that the story of her birth be retold. Years later, heavily pregnant with her own first child, she learns what really happened that day. It's a tale that exemplifies many of the events of her early life, where circumstances sometimes dictated that things be slightly different from how they might seem - including what is meant by her dad being away for 'work' and why her legal last name differs from her family's. In this remarkable memoir, Thunig narrates her journey through childhood and adolescence, growing up with parents who struggled with addiction and incarceration. She reveals the importance of extended family and community networks when your immediate loved ones are dealing with endemic poverty and intergenerational trauma. In recounting her experiences, she shows how the stories we tell about ourselves can help to shape and sustain us. Tell Me Again will captivate, move and inspire readers with its candour and insight.305.8991509Thunig, Amy--Family.;Thunig, Amy.Women, Aboriginal Australian--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Women college teachers--Australia--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Kinship.Autobiographies.--lcgft;Audiobooks.--lcgft;Australian AboriginalFord, Clementine,narrator.
991844659531020619781742238029 (pbk.);1742238025 (pbk.)Gapps, Stephen,author.Uprising :war in the colony of New South Wales, 1838-1844 /Stephen Gapps.Wiradjuri people D10D10Sydney, NSW :NewSouth Publishing,2025vi, 321 pages :maps24 cm.The First Wiradyuri War of Resistance ended in 1824 with a series of massacres conducted by settlers in the Bathurst region. From the 1830s, colonists began occupying more and more Aboriginal land across western New South Wales and stocking it with sheep and cattle. By 1838, a dramatic fightback began across the entire frontier of the colony. What has been called the Second Wiradyuri War of Resistance, from 1839 to 1841, was, in fact, part of a vast arc of conflict from present-day northern Victoria through to southeast Queensland. At the time, it was seen by many contemporaries as a concerted and coordinated 'uprising'. In Uprising, Stephen Gapps reveals the incredible story of this extensive frontier resistance warfare for the first time - a series of wars that were conducted along a huge area of the Murray-Darling river system, across many First Nations' lands, in a concerted defence of River Country.994.402Bathurst Region (N.S.W.)--History--19th century.; New South Wales--History--1788-1851.; Australia--History--1788-1851.; Australia--Race relations--19th century.Wiradjuri (Australian people)--History.; Wiradjuri (Australian people)--Wars.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--New South Wales--History--19th century.; Aboriginal Australians--Warfare.; Aboriginal Australians--Treatment--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Government relations--History.; History - Frontier conflict - New South Wales.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - 19th Century.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Settlers.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Violent - Massacres, murders, poisonings etc. - To 1900.--aiatsiss
991844659560020619781761068003 (pbk.);1761068008 (pbk.)Boney, Brooke,author.All of it :notes on public life, private joy and everything in between /Brooke Boney.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23Crows Nest, NSW :Joan,2025246 pages24 cm.Brooke Boney has been in the public eye for well over a decade, first as a recognisable voice on triple j, and then as a recognisable face on The Today Show. All of It draws us into her world, as she writes with honesty, humour and empathy about everything from the downsides of having a public profile to the joys of owning dogs, from the various forms of love that make up a life - romantic, familial, platonic - to how that love has been sustained through generations of colonisation and violence, and from the concerns that are a part of your early thirties - fertility, ageing, career progression - to discovering what's actually worth fighting for. As a journalist, Brooke knows how to write a story, and these are her most personal stories yet.070.195/092Boney, Brooke.Women journalists--Australia--Biography.; Television journalists--Australia--Biography.; Television personalities--Australia--Biography.; Kamilaroi (Australian people)--Australia--Biography.; Broadcast journalism--Australia.; Interpersonal relations.; Conduct of life.; Social identity - Mixed descent--aiatsiss; Media - Journalism--aiatsiss; Media - Broadcast media - Television--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies--aiatsissEssays.--lcgft;Autobiographies.--lcgft
991844665250020619781922102812 (hbk.);1922102814 (hbk.)Morais, Megan,author.Yawulyu :art and song in Warlpiri women's ceremony /Megan Morais, Lucy Nampijinpa Martin, Peggy Nampijinpa Martin, Marilyn Nampijinpa Martin, Leah Nampijinpa Martin, Helen Napurrurla Morton, Janet Nakamarra Long, Maisie Napaljarri Kitson, Maureen Nampijinpa O'Keefe, Clarrie Kemarr Long, Jeannie Nampijinpa Presley, Marjorie Nampijinpa Brown, Selina Napanangka Williams, Myfany Turpin ; [foreword by Stephen Wild].Art and song in Warlpiri women's ceremonyYapa people C15; Warlpiri language C15; Yapa people C15C15; C15; C15[Place of publication not identified] :Aboriginal Studies Press,2025xxii, 311 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits (chiefly colour)26 cm.Warlpiri people commemorate and maintain their relationship with their ancestors and the natural order of the cosmos by re-enacting the events of the Jukurrpa (the Dreaming). They do this, in part, by painting up while singing pertinent songs, as well as performing dances and ritual actions sanctioned by the Jukurrpa. In 1982-82, Warlpiri women in Willowra generously and with trust, shared their music, songs, dances, designs and associated knowledge of yawulyu - women's ceremonies - with visiting ethnochoreologist Megan Morais. A recent collaboration between Megan and musicologist Myfany Turpin and the Willowra community has resulted in this book which proivdes the means for current and future generations to access the knowledge shared by the Warlpiri women.Warlpiri country and people -- Warlpiri art and song -- Warlpiri for the future.305.89915Wirliatjarra / Willowra (Central NT Tanami Desert SF53-05)Warlpiri (Australian people); Warlpiri (Australian people)--Customs and practices.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--History.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Art, Warlpiri.; Arts, Warlpiri.; Women, Warlpiri.; Ceremonies - Women.--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal - Clan songs--aiatsiss; Art.--aiatsissNampijinpa Martin, Lucy,author.;Nampijinpa Martin, Peggy,author.;Nampijinpa Martin, Marilyn,author.;Nampijinpa Martin, Leah,author.;Napurrurla Morton, Helen,author.;Nakamarra Long, Janet,author.;Napaljarri Kitson, Maisie,author.;Nampijinpa O'Keefe, Maureen,author.;Kemarr Long, Clarrie,author.;Nampijinpa Presley, Jeannie,author.;Nampijinpa Brown, Marjorie,author.;Napanangka Williams, Selina,author.;Turpin, Myfany,1972-author.;Wild, Stephen A.(Stephen Aubrey),1941-author of introduction, etc.
99184471851302061Whispering in our hearts :the Mowla Bluff massacre.Mowla Bluff massacreKarajarri people A64; Nyikina people K3; Mangala people A65A64; K3; A65English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2002.1 DVD-video (52 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmIndigenous director Mitch Torres's program an Aboriginal community of Nyikina/Mangala people from Australia's tropical north-west tells the story of the execution of family members at Mowla Bluff in 1916 by police and local pastoralists, and returns to the area where the killings took place to ceremonially put to rest the spirits of the dead. As we travel back with them to Mowla Bluff on the edge of the Great Sandy Desert, the film intertwines the oral account of the tribal elders (whose parents were alive at the time of the events) with white archival records from the period, to bring their story to life.305.899Forrest River (WA East Kimberley SD52-09, SD52-10, SD52-14); Yurrkarrn / Coniston (South Central NT SF53-09); Caledon Bay (East Arnhem Land SD53-04)Western Australia--History--1901-1922.; Western Australia--Race relations--History.Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley--History.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Western Australia--History.; Massacres--Australia--History.; Karajarri (Australian people); Nyikina (Australian people).; Mangala (Australian people).; Documentary films--Australia.; Race relations - Attitudes.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Violent - Massacres, murders, poisonings etc. - 1901-.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Historical reenactments (Motion pictures)--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftTorres, Mitch,director.
991844732710020619781761047374 (pbk.);176104737X (pbk.)Gilbert, Joshua,author.Australia's agricultural identity :an Aboriginal yarn /Joshua Gilbert.Warrimay people E2E2Australia :Penguin Books,2025278 pages24 cm.Putting culture back in Agriculture. A young, entrepreneurial Worimi man leaps into the discussion of agriculture on this land on which we live, its past, but more importantly, its future. Yarning across history and into the future, Joshua Gilbert explores a new approach to Indigenous culture and farming, combining ancient knowledge and practices with new technology and insights. Starting from his own Worimi Country, where his family history is captured in the journals of the Australian Agricultural Company - among the earliest written records of agricultural practice on this continent - Josh listens to yarns about the farming that has always been and continues to take place on that Country, which demonstrate that Indigenous culture is not static; it can account for and inform our approaches to land and climate even as they are changing. As he contemplates these stories and histories, Josh seeks to provide a new understanding that Australians, as a nation of farmers and land managers, need to develop our agricultural system into one where Indigenous and Western knowledges converge. One where we acknowledge the realities of Australia's farming heritage, both positive and negative, and find ways to feed our population while caring for Country and ensuring the livelihood of Australia's farming towns. He explores what it means to be an Aboriginal person today, what it means to be a farmer and even what it means to say you are Australian. Where these notions overlap, and how we might start to weave a common story that brings together all these ideas. So that we can create a truly Australian agricultural yarn - one that we all build together.338.10994;305.89915Gilbert, Joshua--Family.Worimi (Australian people); Agriculture--Australia.; Agriculture--Australia--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Agriculture.; Land use, Rural--Australia.; Hunting and gathering societies--Australia.; Farmers, Aboriginal Australian.; Farmers, Aboriginal Australian--History.; Farm life--Australia.; Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Social change - Australia.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Settlers.--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians - Land tenure.--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians - Social conditions.--aiatsiss; Technology - Farm machinery and equipment.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Agriculture and horticulture.--aiatsiss; Attitudes - Indigenous perspectives.--aiatsiss
991844744481020619781763691124(paperback)The whole truth and the problem with truth telling.Yorta Yorta people D2; Wurundjeri people S36; Kurnai people S68D2; S36; S68Melbourne, Victoria :Australian Research House,2024.;©202492 pages :illustrations (some colour)21 cmThis books is a submission to the public discourse on the Yoorrook Royal Commission and the debate about Truth Telling, Treaty, culture and the education of the nation about its history.305.89915;994.50049915Melbourne map area (Vic SJ55-05)Victoria--History.; Victoria--Social life and customs.Yoorrook Justice Commission.Aboriginal Australians--Victoria--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Victoria--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Legal status, laws, etc.; Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Government policy - Assimilation.--aiatsiss; Government policy - Initial period and protectionism.--aiatsiss; Government policy - State and territory - Victoria.--aiatsiss; Habitation - Camps - Fringe and town.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Political action.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations.--aiatsiss; Race relations.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Government settlements, reserves.--aiatsiss; Social identity - Aboriginality.--aiatsiss
991844744482020619781763691117(paperback)The whole truth and the problem with truth telling.Yorta Yorta people D2; Wurundjeri people S36; Kurnai people S68D2; S36; S68Melbourne, Victoria :Australian Research House,2024.;©202490 pages :illustrations (some colour)21 cmThis books is a submission to the public discourse on the Yoorrook Royal Commission and the debate about Truth Telling, Treaty, culture and the education of the nation about its history.305.89915;994.50049915Melbourne map area (Vic SJ55-05)Victoria--History.; Victoria--Social life and customs.Yoorrook Justice Commission.Aboriginal Australians--Victoria--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Victoria--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Legal status, laws, etc.; Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations.--aiatsiss; Government policy - Assimilation.--aiatsiss; Government policy - Initial period and protectionism.--aiatsiss; Government policy - State and territory - Victoria.--aiatsiss; Habitation - Camps - Fringe and town.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Political action.--aiatsiss; Race relations.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Government settlements, reserves.--aiatsiss; Social identity - Aboriginality.--aiatsiss
991844753803020619780975650875hardbackCollard-Spratt, Rhonda,1951-author,illustrator.Brave young eagle /written by Rhonda Collard-Spratt & Jacki Ferro ; illustrated by Rhonda Collard-Spratt.Yingkarta language W19; Badimaya language A14W19; A14Tingalpa, QLD :Boolarong Press,2024.;©2024.28 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations, music25 x 29 cm.Spirit of the Dreaming Series ;book 4.On Goonya-Wardu Country, Carnarvon, Western Australia, Walgathu the wedge-tailed eagle chick falls from his nest and then is scared to fly. The Nyingari zebra finch family take care of him. Walgathu goes in search of his eagle family, in the sandhills, the water and the claypans. An ancient law is broken, and the Great Water Snake spirit causes a flood. Can Walgathu save his finch family?A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit398.2Carnarvon (WA South Pilbara / Gascoyne SG49-04)Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Yamatji (Australian people)--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Wedge-tailed eagle--Australia--Juvenile literature.; Friendship--Juvenile literature.; Picture books for children--Australia.; Animals - Birds - Eagles / Hawks / Crows.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsissFolk tales.--lcgft;Picture books.--lcgftFerro, Jacki,author,composer,lyricist.
99184475468402061Taracarijimo,c1928-2003Taracarijimo (Freda Warlapinni) 6-29 May 2004 :the last works of the great and highly respected Tiwi artist.Tiwi people N20; Tiwi people N20N20Sydney :Aboriginal & Pacific Arts,200412 p. :col. ill.21 cm.759.994Taracarijimo,1928-2003.Art - Exhibitions.--aiatsiss; Art - Artists - Women.--aiatsiss; Women artists, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Art, Tiwi (Australia)--Exhibitions.Schwerin, Marielle1971-2023; Aboriginal & Pacific Arts;Jilamara Arts & Crafts Association.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:392945/ada
991844780044020619781761181382(hardback)Marshall, Bud,author.Yildaan :our Dreaming track /Uncle Bud Marshall with Yandaarra ; artwork by Hannah Smith and Elaine Carmady.Gumbaynggirr language E7; Gumbaynggirr people E7E7In English with some Gumbaynggiirr words.Cammeraygal Country ;;Crows Nest, NSW :Allen & Unwin Childrens Books,2025.;copyright20251 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations25 x 29 cmGiinagay, welcome, I'm Uncle Bud. I'm a Gumbaynggirr man, an Aboriginal Elder from Nambucca Heads. This is my Country. I want to tell you about this place and about my Elders. I want everyone who comes here to know where they are. I want them to follow in the footsteps of our ancestors and be part of Yildaan, our Dreaming track. In Yildaan, Uncle Bud's story of being on Country mingles with ancestor's stories and shows how these two parts of life are inherently connected. Using a mix of Gumbaynggiirr and English language, and combining photography and illustration, Yildaan includes artwork from Aunty Shaa's nieces and Uncle Bud's great nieces, Hannah Smith and Elaine Carmady, as well as a special story from Aunty Shaa who holds stories from the region.305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Elders (Indigenous leaders), Aboriginal Australian--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Australian literature--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Sites - Dreaming tracks.--aiatsiss; Religion - Dreaming.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftSmith, Hannah(Illustrator),illustrator.;Carmady, Elaine,illustrator.; Yandaarra (Writer's group),author.
99184478733602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey's completed mural on temporary hoardings, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 21 July 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland440331 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 9th of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.;Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; signatures--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806943fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626372&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478733702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerSection of Tori-Jay Mordey's completed mural on hoardings, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 21 July 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland440331 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 8th of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.;Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayFlowers in art; Street art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806942fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626366&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478733802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey using a brush to paint the mural 'Cat Gal vs Bat Girl' on hoardings, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 21 July 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland440331 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 7th of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.;Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806941fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626360&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478733902061Desailly, Cheri,photographerPortrait of Tori-Jay Mordey as she works on the mural 'Cat Gal vs Bat Girl' on hoardings, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 4 May 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland439551 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 6th of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.;Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; portraits--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806940fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626354&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734002061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey being interviewed for the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 4 May 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland439551 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);There are always interviews and public relations activities when artists like Tori-Jay Mordey are creating murals such as 'Cat Gal vs Bat Girl' for the Brisbane Street Art Festival. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.;This is the 5th of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; film producers & directors--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806939fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626348&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734102061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey working on the mural 'Cat Gal vs Bat Girl' on hoardings, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 4 May 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland439551 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The hoardings were in place due to construction for the Cross River Rail Project. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.;This is the 4th of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806938fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626342&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734202061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey painting the mural 'Cat Gal vs Bat Girl' on hoardings, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 3 May 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland439541 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The hoardings were in place due to construction for the Cross River Rail Project. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.;This is the 3rd of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806937fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626336&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734302061Desailly, Cheri,photographerMurals on hoardings lining a tunnel, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 2 May 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland439531 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The hoardings were in place due to construction for the Cross River Rail Project. Tori-Jay Mordey's mural 'Cat Gal vs Bat Girl' is on the right, closest to the front of the image. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.;This is the 2nd of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Underdrawing--Queensland--Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806936fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626330&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey using a brush to paint the mural 'Cat Gal vs Bat Girl' on hoardings, 96 Albert Street, Brisbane central business district, 2 May 2020.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland439531 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The hoardings were in place due to construction for the Cross River Rail Project. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2020.;This is the 1st of a series of 9 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Mordey, Tori-JayStreet art--Queensland--Brisbane; Underdrawing--Queensland--Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806935fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626324&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734502061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey talking to Julia Townsend while working on the mural 'While we live, let us live', South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 8 April, 2018.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 4th of a series of 4 sequential images associated with this mural.;This mural was a temporary art installation and collaboration with artists Shani Finch and Julia Townsend. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Finch, Shani;Mordey, Tori-Jay;Townsend, JuliaStreet art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Portraits--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806904fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626138&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey using a brush to paint the mural 'While we live, let us live', South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 8 April, 2018.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 3rd of a series of 4 sequential images associated with this mural.;This mural was a temporary art installation and collaboration with artists Shani Finch and Julia Townsend. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Finch, Shani;Mordey, Tori-Jay;Townsend, JuliaStreet art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Portraits--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806903fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626132&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey working on the mural 'While we live, let us live', South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 8 April, 2018.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 2nd of a series of 4 sequential images associated with this mural.;This mural was a temporary art installation and collaboration with artists Shani Finch and Julia Townsend. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Finch, Shani;Mordey, Tori-Jay;Townsend, JuliaStreet art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Portraits--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806902fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626126&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478734802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTori-Jay Mordey sketching the mural 'While we live, let us live', South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 8 April, 2018.Meriam people Y3Y3[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This is the 1st of a series of 4 sequential images associated with this mural.;This mural was a temporary art installation and collaboration with artists Shani Finch and Julia Townsend. Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist based in Brisbane. Tori-Jay's Torres Strait and English heritage is often reflected in her art practice. She is skilled in illustrations, drawing, painting, print making and mural art. The mural was part of the Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Finch, Shani;Mordey, Tori-Jay;Townsend, JuliaStreet art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Underdrawing--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Portraits--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806901fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626120&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832386View all images from this collection
99184478751202061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall working on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift at night, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 4 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441691 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 24th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806931fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626300&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478751802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Daniel Jones signing the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 4 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441691 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 23rd of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; signatures--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806930fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626294&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478752602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift at night, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 4 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441691 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;Warraba Weatherall is on the left spray painting from the scissor lift, Daniel Jones is on the right spray painting from the ground. This is the 22nd of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806929fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626288&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478753402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 4 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441691 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;Warraba Weatherall is on the left spray painting from the scissor lift, Daniel Jones is on the right spray painting from the ground. Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 21st of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806928fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626282&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478754202061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 4 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441691 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 20th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806927fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626276&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478754702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg's completed contemporary Indigenous Australian mural, Maritime Green Park, 221 MacArthur Avenue, Northshore Hamilton, Brisbane, 16 May 2022.Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland446971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2022.;This is the 3rd of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Maritime Green Park (Hamilton, Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Art, Aboriginal Australian; Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Hamilton.; Street art--Queensland--Hamilton.; Turtles in art; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806515fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623636&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478754902061Desailly, Cheri,photographerDistant view of Land Writers's member Warraba Weatherall working on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 4 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441691 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' celebrates cultural empowerment and translates to ‘good day’ in the Yuggera language. It was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 19th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806926fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626270&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478755402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg preparing a wall for a large contemporary Indigenous Australian mural from a step ladder, Maritime Green Park, 221 MacArthur Avenue, Northshore Hamilton, Brisbane, 16 May 2022.Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland446971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2022.;This is the 2nd of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Maritime Green Park (Hamilton, Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Hamilton.; Street art--Queensland--Hamilton.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806514fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623630&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478755602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Daniel Jones operating a scissor lift while working on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 3 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441681 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 18th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806925fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626264&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478756002061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg working on a large contemporary Indigenous Australian mural, Maritime Green Park, 221 MacArthur Avenue, Northshore Hamilton, Brisbane, 16 May 2022.Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland446971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2022.;This is the 1st of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Maritime Green Park (Hamilton, Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Art, Aboriginal Australian; Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Hamilton.; Street art--Queensland--Hamilton.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806513fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623624&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478756502061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall working on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 3 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441681 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 17th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806894fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626078&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478756602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg's completed mural of a crocodile on an exterior of West End Substation, corner Norfolk Road and Boundary Street, 16 May 2019.Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland436011 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2019.;This is the 5th of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)West End (Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--West End.; Crocodiles in art; Street art--Queensland--West End.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806512fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623618&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478757302061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 3 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441681 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 16th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806893fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626072&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478757402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg spray-painting a mural of a crocodile on an exterior wall of West End Substation, corner Norfolk Road and Boundary Street, 14 May 2019.Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland435991 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2019.;This is the 4th of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)West End (Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--West End.; Crocodiles in art; Street art--Queensland--West End.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806511fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623612&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478757802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerDylan Mooney's completed mural 'Encounter' on a temporary wall, South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 7 April 2018.Meriam people Y3; Yuwibara people E54Y3; E54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Dylan Mooney describes himself as a Yuwi, Meriam, South Sea Islander living on Quandamooka country. He is known more recently for his work in illustration. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 5th of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Mooney, DylanArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Artists, Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806795fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625484&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832254View all images from this collection
99184478758002061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall working on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 3 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441681 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 15th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806892fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626066&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478758102061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg spray-painting a mural of a crocodile on an exterior wall of West End Substation, Norfolk Street, 11 May 2019.Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland435961 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2019.;This is the 3rd of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)West End (Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--West End.; Crocodiles in art; Street art--Queensland--West End.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806490fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623486&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478758502061Desailly, Cheri,photographerDylan Mooney spray-painting the mural 'Encounter' on a temporary wall, South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 7 April 2018 (0020-0004).Meriam people Y3; Yuwibara people E54Y3; E54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Dylan Mooney describes himself as a Yuwi, Meriam, South Sea Islander living on Quandamooka country. He is known more recently for his work in illustration. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 4th of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Mooney, DylanArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Artists, Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Underdrawing--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806764fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625298&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832254View all images from this collection
99184478758602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg spray-painting a mural of a crocodile on an exterior of West End Substation from a step ladder, corner Norfolk Road and Boundary Street, 9 May 2019 (0031-0002).Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland435941 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2019.;This is the 2nd of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)West End (Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--West End.; Street art--Queensland--West End.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806489fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623480&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478758702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones discussing the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 3 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441681 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). Warraba Weatherall is on the left, Daniel Jones is on the right. This is the 14th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806891fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626060&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478759102061Desailly, Cheri,photographerDylan Mooney working on the mural 'Encounter' on a temporary wall, South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 7 April 2018.Meriam people Y3; Yuwibara people E54Y3; E54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Dylan Mooney describes himself as a Yuwi, Meriam, South Sea Islander living on Quandamooka country. He is known more recently for his work in illustration. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 3rd of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Mooney, DylanArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Artists, Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Underdrawing--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806763fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625292&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832254View all images from this collection
99184478759202061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Daniel Jones spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 3 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441681 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 13th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806890fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626054&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478759402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerHafleg spray-painting a mural of a crocodile on an exterior wall of West End Substation from a step ladder, corner Norfolk Road and Boundary Street, West End, 9 May 2019.Wardaman people N35N35[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland435941 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Hafleg, also known as Shaun Lee or Gwarkabah (Saltwater man), is a Larrakia, Wardaman and Karajarri contemporary freelance artist born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. He specialises in murals and logos using traditional and contemporary designs. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2019.;This is the 1st of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)West End (Qld.)Hafleg,(artist)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--West End.; Crocodiles in art; Street art--Queensland--West End.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; Karajarri (Australian people); Larakia (Australian people); artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806488fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5623474&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832287View all images from this collection
99184478759702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerDylan Mooney spray-painting the mural 'Encounter' on a temporary wall, South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 7 April 2018 (0020-0002).Meriam people Y3; Yuwibara people E54Y3; E54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Dylan Mooney describes himself as a Yuwi, Meriam, South Sea Islander living on Quandamooka country. He is known more recently for his work in illustration. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 2nd of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Mooney, DylanArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Artists, Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Underdrawing--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806762fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625286&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832254View all images from this collection
99184478760002061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from beneath a scissor lift, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 3 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441681 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 12th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806889fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626048&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478760402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerDylan Mooney spray-painting the mural 'Encounter' on a temporary wall, South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 7 April 2018.Meriam people Y3; Yuwibara people E54Y3; E54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431971 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Dylan Mooney describes himself as a Yuwi, Meriam, South Sea Islander living on Quandamooka country. He is known more recently for his work in illustration. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 1st of a series of 5 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Mooney, DylanArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Artists, Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--South Brisbane; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806761fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625280&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832254View all images from this collection
99184478760802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones discussing the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;Warraba Weatherall is on the left pointing, Daniel Jones is on the right. Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 11th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806888fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626042&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478761702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerSection of the Land Writers's mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 10th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The willy wagtail is a bird found in almost all parts of Australia and features in Indigenous Australian stories throughout the continent. The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806887fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626036&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478762802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerTourist watching Land Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones work on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 9th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806886fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626030&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478763502061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;Warraba Weatherall is painting from a step ladder in the middle of the image, Daniel Jones is painting from a scissor lif to the right of the image. Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 8th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806885fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5626024&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478764202061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall referring to a reference image while working on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);In recent years, mural artists have replaced printouts of reference images to using digital tools, such as pads and phones as an integral part of their work process. The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 7th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806854fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625838&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478765202061Desailly, Cheri,photographerPortrait of Land Writers's member Warraba Weatherall working on the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 6th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; portraits--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806853fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625832&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478766102061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Daniel Jones working on the mural 'Marumba Kittibilla, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 5th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806852fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625826&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478766802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;Warraba Weatherall is painting using a roller from a scissor lift while Daniel Jones is spray painting below. Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 4th of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806851fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625820&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478767802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member Warraba Weatherall using a roller to paint the mural 'Marumba kittibilla' from a scissor lift, Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;This is the 3rd of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806850fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625814&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478768602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerKane Brunjes working on a mural on an exterior wall of Urban Paradise Gallery, 52 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, Brisbane, 16 April 2018.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland432061 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Kane Brunjes is an Gungari/[Gunggari], Kabi Kabi/[Gubbi Gubbi] man from Murgon, Queensland. Kane draws on a rich cultural history to create striking contemporary works of art both in the public and gallery spaces. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 3rd of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Woolloongabba (Qld.)Brunjes, KaneArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Woolloongabba.; Street art--Queensland--Woolloongabba.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806767fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625316&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832308View all images from this collection
99184478768802061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones spray-painting the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 1 December 2020 (0041-0005).Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441661 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);This image demonstrates some of the processes used when creating a mural. The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.;Warraba Weatherall is painting using a roller from a scissor lift while Daniel Jones is spray painting below. Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 2nd of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Birds in art; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Underdrawing--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Animals.--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806849fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625808&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478769402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerKane Brunjes painting a mural on an exterior wall of Urban Paradise Gallery, 52 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, Brisbane, 16 April 2018.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland432061 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Kane Brunjes is an Gungari/[Gunggari], Kabi Kabi/[Gubbi Gubbi] man from Murgon, Queensland. Kane draws on a rich cultural history to create striking contemporary works of art both in the public and gallery spaces. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 2nd of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Woolloongabba (Qld.)Brunjes, KaneArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Woolloongabba.; Street art--Queensland--Woolloongabba.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806766fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625310&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832308View all images from this collection
99184478769702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Daniel Jones and Warraba Weatherall discussing the mural 'Marumba kittibilla', Fish Lane, South Brisbane, 30 November 2020.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland441651 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones is leading with Warraba Weatherall behind. Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 1st of a series of 24 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural was to painted on the wall shown, located in Fish Lane, South Brisbane. The mural 'Marumba kittibilla' was a co-commission between ARIA Property Group and Blaklash, an Aboriginal Australian owned and operated design agency specialising in country centred design and cultural placemaking. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)South Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806848fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625802&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
991843078782020619780646809809pbkJingeri Jingeri /written and illustrated by students of Tamborine Mountain State School.Yugambeh language E17E17Chiefly English with some words in Yugambeh.Brisbane, Queensland, Australia :State Library of Queensland,201928 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations.Jingeri Jingeri is a cheeky willy wagtail. He makes fun of other animals to get a laugh. Will he ever learn his lesson?A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Wagtails--Juvenile fiction.; Birds--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Teasing--Juvenile fiction.Picture books.--lcgftTamborine Mountain State School.Students, 2019,author,illustrator.;State Library of Queensland,issuing body.
991843147678020619781922643575(hardback)Collard-Spratt, Rhonda,1951-author,illustrator,songwriter.Old nan Quokka :caring for country /written by Rhonda Collard-Spratt & Jacki Ferro ; illustrated by Rhonda Collard-Spratt ; music and lyrics by Aunty Curlew and Dragonfly Girl.Caring for countryNoongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Tingalpa, Qld :Boolarong Press,2023.;copyright20231 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations, music25 x 29 cm.Spirit of the dreaming series ;3On the spiritual place of Wadjemup, Rottnest Island, tourists are injuring the animals and making them sick. It's time to make a stand. In this Aboriginal Dreaming story, farting quokkas, dive-bombing seabirds and protesting snakes teach us how to look after our sacred land and its animals. Through Old Nana Quokka, Yamatji-Noongar Elder Aunty Rhonda Collard-Spratt shares the healing wisdom of her ancestors, and the importance of caring for Country.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit398.208999/15Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Noongar (Australian people)--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Quokka--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Friendship--Juvenile literature.; Picture books for children--Australia.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsissFolk tales.--lcgft;Picture books.--lcgftFerro, Jackie,authorsongwriter.
991843147693020619781922613455(hardback)Fourmile, Trevor,1977-author.Gurril :storm bird /Trevor Fourmile; illustrated by Jingalu.Yidindji people Y117Y117Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,2023.;copyright20231 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations26 cmGurril could not understand why everyone was afraid of a snake, even if it was Gudju-gudju, the rainbow serpent! But he was soon to discover just how powerful Gudju-gudju really was and why it is not a good idea to torment the rainbow serpent. Gurril, Storm Bird is a Gimuy Walubara (pronounced ghee-moy-wah-la-burra) Yidinji traditional story that helps to explain the cultural beliefs held by the Yidinji First Nations People of Cairns. The Gimuy Walubarra are the traditional custodians of Cairns and the surrounding regions. This story has been told orally by many generations over thousands of years and is intrinsic to the Yidinji culture, both past and present. The call of the storm bird helps the Yidinji people prepare for the arrival of rain or the wet season. During the dry season the Gimuy Walubara people would dance and mimic the storm bird to bring in the rain.A823.4;305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Rainbow serpent--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Black cockatoos--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.Picture books.--lcgftJingalu,illustrator.
991843148628020619781760264567(paperback)Walton, Tasma,1973-author.The broken rainbow /Tasma Walton & Samantha Campbell.Boonwurrung language S35S35Text in English. Includes some Boonwurrung language.Gosford, NSW :Scholastic Australia,2023.;copyright2023152 pages :illustrations20 cmNerra: deep time traveller ;1When Nerra's great-grandmother passes away, she leaves a box of artefacts to Nerra. Nerra is drawn to the clapsticks which glow red hot, and when she picks them up, she is transported back in time. Dreaming is out of balance and a hero needs to help. Bineal and Pirnbial, husband and wife of the rainbow, have been split apart and captured by the evil Devour'ena. With the help of the Keeper of Clean Sand and Clear Water and the cleverman, Bobbinary, can Nerra reunite the rainbow and bring Dreaming back into balance?A823.4Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Juvenile fiction.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Religion - Dreaming.--aiatsiss; Children's stories.Time-travel fiction.--lcgft;Action and adventure fiction.--lcgftCampbell, Samantha,illustrator.
991843148705020619780733343001(hardback)Greenwood, Melissa,author,illustrator.Giinagay gaagal, hello ocean /by Melissa Greenwood.Gumbaynggirr language E7E7Text in English. Includes some Gumbaynggirr language.Gadigal Country ;;Sydney, NSW :ABC Books,2023.;copyright20231 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations22 x 27 cmGaagal (ocean) is our special place, we love to swim in the waves. We'll catch some Yamaarr (fish), eat, dance and play games. An ode to joyful days spent by the ocean, from Gumbaynggirr artist Melissa Greenwood, the creator of the heart-stirring picture books Miimi Marraal, Mother Earth and My Little Barlaagany.A823.4;305.89915Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Ocean--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Australian fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.Picture books.--lcgft
991843149438020619781761180033(paperback)Gould, Jordan,author.Guardians /Jordan Gould, Richard Pritchard ; illustrations by Richard Pritchard ; additional illustrations by Sierra Pritchard.Bi:gwurrung language S77S77Text primarily in English. Includes some Peek Whurrong language.Crows Nest, NSW :Albert Street Books,2022.;copyright2022255 pages :illustrations, maps20 cm.Wylah the Koorie warrior ;1"Meet Wylah: warrior, hero and friend. Her adventures have been 40,000 years in the making! Wylah is brave, clever and strong-willed, and all her best friends are giant megafauna animals. But she isn't a warrior. Not yet, anyway. Then comes the day when her family is stolen by the dragon army, and her life is forever changed. She must find the courage to set out on a journey to save them. What will it take for Wylah to become a warrior, like her Grandmother before her?" -- Publisher.A823.4Australia--History--To 1788--Juvenile fiction.Koori (Australian people)--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fiction.; Children, Prehistoric--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.; Families--Juvenile fiction.; Animals, Fossil--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Quests (Expeditions)--Juvenile fiction.; Australian fiction.; Children's stories.Historical fiction.--lcgft;Action and adventure fiction.--lcgftPritchard, Richard,author,illustrator.;Pritchard, Sierra,illustrator.
991843168801020619781922952493(paperback)Breslin, Bruce,1949-author.Exterminate with pride :Aboriginal-European relations in the Townsville-Bowen region to 1869 /Bruce Breslin ; [foreword by Henry Reynolds].Yuru language E62; Yuru people E62; Bindal people E61; Bindal language E61E62; E61North Melbourne, Victoria :Australian Scholarly Publishing,2023.;©2023xi, 149 pages :illustrations, maps24 cmPersuasive and eloquent, Exterminate with Pride comprehensively re-assesses established views of Aboriginal-European relations in the Townsville-Bowen region of north Queensland to 1869. The benevolent intentions with which George Dalrymple has been credited in founding the township of Bowen are re-examined and dismissed. Contrary to the prevailing narrative, Aboriginal people were accepted into the stations and townships because armed suppression had failed to crush their patriotic defence of their homelands. Originally published in 1992, this edition includes a timely update. It links the experiences of the Aboriginal people on the north Queensland frontier in the 1860s to the present-day initiatives of the Uluru Statement from the Heart and the Queensland government's Path to Treaty.305.8991509Townsville (NE Qld SE55-14); Bowen (E Qld SF55-03)Townsville (Qld.)--Race relations.; Townsville Region (Qld.)--Race relations.; Bowen (Qld.)--Race relations.; Bowen Region (Qld.)--Race relations.Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Townsville--History.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Townsville Region--History.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Bowen--History.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Bowen Region--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Crimes against--Queensland--Townsville.; Aboriginal Australians--Crimes against--Queensland--Townsville Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Crimes against--Queensland--Bowen.; Aboriginal Australians--Crimes against--Queensland--Bowen Region.; Race relations - Racism - Stereotyping.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Violent - Massacres, murders, poisonings etc. - To 1900.--aiatsiss; Law enforcement - Police conduct and attitudes.--aiatsiss; Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Law enforcement - Police - Native police.--aiatsissReynolds, Henry,1938-author of introduction, etc.
991843183512020619780645767995PDFQuinkan Country :an introduction to the Rock Art of Laura, Cape York Peninsula /Laura Cultural Heritage Body; Laura Rangers.Kuku Thaypan people Y84Y84[Laura, Qld.] :Laura Cultural Heritage Body[2023];©20231 online resource (76 pages) :colour photographsQuinkan Country refers to the lands around the small township of Laura in southeast Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia. The area was added to the National Heritage List in recognition of its spectacular rock art, as featured in this book. This book shares Aboriginal traditional knowledge about the rock art and cultural heritage of Quinkan Country with readers, with proceeds going to help the Laura Rangers care for Quinkan Country.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositLaura / Quinkan area (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Rock paintings--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula; Cultural landscapes--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula; Cultural property--Queensland--Cape York PeninsulaElectronic booksLaura Cultural Heritage Body,issuing body.;The Agayrr Bamangay Milbi Project,contributor;Wallis Heritage Consulting,publisherNational edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3232809887ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3232809887-t
99184319087302061Nerang Area :incorporates : Nerang National Park, Nerang Conservation Park and Nerang State Forest : draft management plan /Department of Environment and Science.Yugambeh people E17E17[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment and Science,20231 online resource (30 pages) :illustrationsA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNerang Region (Qld.); Nerang National Park (Qld.).Conservation of natural resources--Queensland--Nerang Region.; Natural resources management areas--Queensland--Nerang Region.Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,issuing body.;Ngarang-Wal Aboriginal Association,issuing body.;Danggan Balun Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3236620300fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3236620300-t
99184319087402061Nerang National Park :incorporates : Nerang National Park, Nerang Conservation Park and Nerang State Forest : draft resource information /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment and Science.Yugambeh people E17E17[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment and Science,20231 online resource (19 pages) :illustrationsA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNerang Region (Qld.); Nerang National Park (Qld.).Conservation of natural resources--Queensland--Nerang Region.; Natural resources management areas--Queensland--Nerang Region.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--Nerang Region--Management.Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3236620055fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3236620055-t
991843199684020619780648260479paperbackDreise, Gregg,author.Teeny Weeny Yikiyikini /by children from Milikapiti School, Melville Island with Gregg Dreise.Tiwi language N20; Tiwi people N20N20Text in English and Tiwi.Broadway, NSW :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2019.;©2018.22 pages :colour illustrations21 cm.A823.4Tiwi Islands (NT SC52-15, SC52-16)Australian fiction.; Animals--Juvenile fiction.; Birds--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Indigenous children--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories.Picture books.--lcgft;Stories in rhyme.--lcgftMilikapiti School,author,illustrator.;Indigenous Literacy Foundation,issuing body.
991843199695020619781922335272 (pbk.);1922335274 (pbk.)Wilson, Scott,author.Dark heart.writer: Scott Wilson ; artist: Katie Houghton-Ward ; colour artist: Justin Randall ; editor/letters: Wolfgang Bylsma.Gooniyandi language K6K6Text in English with some captions in the Gooniyandi Language.Applecross, WA :Gestalt Publishing,202225 pages :chiefly colour illustrations26 cm.Indigiverse ;1"Most people are oblivious to the dangers that lurk in the shadows. Dark Heart reveals a 65,000 year old story of the elder protectors that stand between us and them. They defend the lore that protects the people. If the lore is broken by the dying of the light, who will stand and protect us from the evil that comes in the night?"--Back cover.741.5994Hart, Adam,(Fictitious character)--Comic books, strips, etc.Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Comic books, strips, etc.; Indigenous peoples--Australia--Comic books, strips, etc.; Superheroes--Comic books, strips, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Comic books, strips, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Comic books, strips, etc.; Australian fiction.; Children's stories.Comics (Graphic works)--lcgft;Graphic novels.--lcgft;Superhero comics.--lcgft;Comics (Graphic works).--lcgftHoughton-Ward, Katie,.;Randall, Justin,colourist.;Byslma, Wolfgang,editor,letterer.; Gestalt Comics,publisher.;Comics on Country,sponsoring body.
991843199713020619781741310832paperback;1741310830Morris, Tiger Japaljarri,author.Ngulajuku! :Tiger's story of how Nyirrpi came to be = Japalijarrirli nyampu yimi yirri-puraja Nyirrpi-kirli /Tiger Japaljarri Morris with Fiona Napaljarri Gibson and Angela Harrison ; illustrations: Jennifer Taylor, Debbie Brown, Joy Brown, Charlene Marshall, Nyirrpi Middle Years class, 2012 ; map: Richard Tuckwell.Parallel title:Japalijarrirli nyampu yimi yirri-puraja Nyirrpi-kirliWarlpiri language C15; Yapa people C15C15; C15In English and the Warlpiri language.Batchelor, NT :Batchelor Institute Press,202268 pages, 17 pages of plates :illustrations (some colour), colour facsimiles, 1 map, portraits (some colour)23 x 28 cm."This wonderfully illustrated book in Warlpiri and English is based on an interview with the late Tiger Japaljarri Morris, an interview initially conducted by Fiona Napaljarri Gibson in 2001 as part of a Warlpiri research project consulting Elders and community members about their thoughts on language and education. Some 20-odd years later the humour and wisdom of Tiger's insights are brought to life through the work of Fiona Gibson and Angela Harrison for the Institute's Centre for Aboriginal Languages and Linguistics (CALL). "This book does not attempt to be a life story", writes Harrison, "or even a memoir, but a window into some of the significant events in one Warlpiri man's life in the 20th century." One of these key events is the making of the road from near Yuendumu to the outstation of Nyirrpi by Tiger and fellow Warlpiri men and women. The book is complemented by archival and community photographs, artwork images, timelines, maps and illustrations including by students from Nyirrpi Middle Years class."--Publisher's website.994.2991005Yuendumu (South Central NT SF52-12); Nyirripi (South Central NT SF52-12)Yuendumu (N.T.)--History.; Northern Territory--Race relations--History.Morris, Tiger Japaljarri.Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Yuendumu--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Nyirrpi--Biography.; Rural men--Northern Territory--Yuendumu--Biography.; Rural men--Northern Territory--Nyirrpi--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Race relations--History.; Roads--Northern Territory--Nyirrpi Region--History.; Cities and towns--Northern Territory--Yuendumu--History.; Cities and towns--Northern Territory--Nyirrpi--History.; Warlpiri language--English.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Central Australia.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Australia--Northern Territory.Autobiographies.--lcgftGibson, Fiona Napaljarri,interviewer.;Harrison, Angela,translator.;Taylor, Jennifer,illustrator.;Brown, Debbie,illustrator.;Brown, Joy,illustrator.;Marshall, Charlene,illustrator.;Tuckwell, Richard,cartographer.; Nyirrpi School.Middle Years, 2012,illustrator.
99184320377902061Yirinda (Musical group),performer,composer.Yirinda.Butchulla people E30; Butchulla language E30E30[Australia] :[Chapter Music],[2024].;© & ℗20241 sound disc :analog12 in.781.62K'gari / Fraser Island (SE Qld SG56-03)Folk music--Queensland--Brisbane--2021-2030.Pankhurst, Sam,producer.;Leone, Fred,composer.
99184320378202061Saffron, Dean,producer,interviewer.Russell Boomi Hegarty digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history project.Wakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20251 online resource (2 video files, 1 text file)Uncle Russell Boomi Hegarty shares his history as part of the First Nations Elders Oral History program at the State Library of Queensland. A Wakka Wakka Elder, Boomi Hegarty returns to Cherbourg to lead visitors through the former mission and Aboriginal settlement, talking about the importance of teaching First Nations culture to upcoming generations.;In this oral history interview, recorded in 2023 by First Nations Kamilaroi man Dean Saffron, Uncle Boomi describes life at Cherbourg Mission; the effects of being institionalised; the relocation of his family members from Townsville and Central Queensland to Cherbourg Mission. He also talks about his work as a Bushman with Life without Barriers and the Elders who provided support, enabling him to pass on cultural knowledge to youth in the community.Russell Boomi Hegarty digital story (1 min. 46 sec.) --Russell Boomi Hegarty oral history and transcript (52 min. 17 sec.).Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement (Qld.)Hegarty, Russell Boomi,1949---Interviews.;Hegarty, Russell Boomi,1949---Biography.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.; Elders (Indigenous leaders)--Queensland--Interviews.Interviews.--lcgftState Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1473418fulltextView the digital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1473419fulltextView the oral history;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL6035602&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1660976210View all items from this collection
991843204267020619781922613745(hardback)Growing up Wiradjuri :stories from the Wiradjuri Nation /edited by Dr Anita Heiss ; illustrated by Charmaine Ledden-Lewis.Wiradjuri language D10D10Some text in Wiradjuri.Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,2022.;copyright202268 pages :illustrations22 cm.Growing up Wiradjuri is a collection of personal stories by Wiradjuri Elders. The writers are Uncles and Aunties who came of age in New South Wales in the 1950s and 1960s. In a strong collective voice, they share the difficulties of growing up under the rule of the welfare board. Some describe their experiences of evading capture by the welfare mob, or of being stolen and forced into state care away from their families. Some describe experiencing racism in school, the trials of poverty and family separation.Foreword / Dr Anita Heiss -- Where do you start being Wiradjuri? / Aunty Lorraine Tye -- Gadhaang Yiradhu-galang (Happy Days) / Aunty Elaine Lomas -- Growing up Wiradjuri / Aunty Cheryl Penrith -- Growing up Wiradjuri means learning to listen / Uncle Stan Grant Snr -- Jimmy James / Uncle James Ingram -- Out and about on Country / Aunty Mary Atkinson -- Sweet memories / Aunty Isabel Reid -- 26 September 1957, Griffith / Uncle Norman Little - Author biographies.305Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Biography.; Wiradjuri (Australian people)--Biography.Biographies.--lcgftHeiss, Anita,editor.;Ledden-Lewis, Charmaine,illustrator.
99184320444102061Taylor, Marianne,authorKilburnie :140 years in a timeless country : 140 year celebration /Kilburnie Homestead Pty Ltd & The House Detective.Gangulu people E40E40[Thangool, Qld.] :Kilburnie Homestead20231 online resource (98 pages) :illustrations, maps and photographs2023 marks the 140th Anniversary of "Kilburnie", a Central Queensland property that has been in the Campbell family for four generations. This book was prepared as a legacy project for the anniversary. Research was undertaken by Brisbane-based historian Marianne Taylor (aka 'The House Detective') and Campbell descendant Fiona Hayward, curator of Kilburnie Homestead Pty Ltd. First Nations readers are advised the publications contains images of, and references to, deceased individuals.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCallide Valley (Qld.)--History.Homesteads--Queensland--History.; Genealogy--Pictorial works.Electronic booksKilburnie Homestead (Company),contributor,issuing body.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3238996845ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3238996845-t
991843221644020619.78098E+12Art of the skins :awakening historical traditions through contemporary art.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[South Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,[2016];©2016.39 pages :illustrations (chiefly colour)21 x 30 cm.Foreword / Leeanne Enoch -- A message from the State Librarian / Vicki McDonald -- Brisbane community cloak -- Art of the skins : un-silencing and remembering / Carol McGregor -- Gubbi Gubbi / Kabi Kabi community cloak -- Wrapped in history, culture and place -- Wiruunga community cloak -- Collaborations -- Gold Coast community cloak -- The exhibition -- Gold Coast drum cloak -- Legacy -- Brisbane River cloak.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit746.9208999Fur garments in art--Australia.; Community arts projects--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Clothing--Queensland--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Clothing and dress--Exhibitions.; Aboriginal Australians--Clothing--Exhibitions.McGregor, Caroline,curator,author.; State Library of Queensland,issuing body.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:481122/ada
991843224785020619781922997654PDFPatjikanytjarr animals /a Wanarruwa language book by The Wanarruwa Language Reference group ; linguistic support provided by Sharon Edgar-Jones.Wanarruwa language S63S63In English and Wanarruwa.Underwood, Queensland :Wanarruwa Language Reference Group and InHouse Publishing,2023.;©2023.1 online resource :colour illustrations.Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Terms and phrases--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australian--Languages--New South Wales--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Animals--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.Electronic booksEdgar-Jones, Sharon,linguistic; Wanarruwa Language Reference Group,commissioning body.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3242509906ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3242509906-t
991843268786020619.78098E+12Curnow, Elsie,author.Geth Tiday Thusi :Counting book : Kalaw Kawaw Ya Language Book.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Text in Kalaw Kawaw Ya language with English translation.Westcourt, Qld. :Ageenambo,202324 pages :illustrations22 cmAka Adee Series 1 ;Book 3.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kalaw Kawaw Ya language--Readers.; Counting--Juvenile literature.
991843268787020619.78098E+12Curnow, Elsie,author.Malu Urug Nelngu Thusi :Names for sea animals book : Kalaw Kawaw Ya Language Book.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Text in Kalaw Kawaw Ya language with English translation.Westcourt, Qld. :Ageenambo,202321 pages :illustrations22 cmAka Adee Series 1 ;Book 2.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kalaw Kawaw Ya language--Readers.; Marine animals--Juvenile literature.
991843268788020619.78098E+12Curnow, Elsie,author.Ay Puy Kowsaw Nelngu Thusi :Names for fruit and vegetables book : Kalaw Kawaw Ya Language Book.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Text in Kalaw Kawaw Ya language with English translation.Westcourt, Qld. :Ageenambo,202324 pages :illustrations22 cmAka Adee Series 1 ;Book 1.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kalaw Kawaw Ya language--Readers.
99184327679802061Wayne Coolwell digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history project.Minyangbal people E18E18[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20231 online resource (2 video files, 1 text file)Wayne Coolwell is interviewed as part of the First Nations Elders oral history project by Douglas Watkin.;Wayne talks in detail of a life spent working in the media as a journalist, photographer and sports announcer among many other roles- largely for the ABC. He talks about his role in celebrating the Year of Indigenous People in 1993; how he hosted celebratory concerts, travelled to learn about the race relational situations in North America. He talks about working with correctional facilities and presenting certificates to inmates; hosted National Aboriginal Sports Awards in Melbourne; took his photographic exhibition to Wacol in 1995 which was opened by Uncle Neville Bonner. Wayne speaks of racism in media, particularly in talk back radio. He describes his program 'Speaking out' as a First Nations program for everyone to educate White Australia on Aboriginal issues; to promote music and prominent First Nations people and news and current affairs. Wayne reflects on how the 1990s was a powerful decade for First Nations people; Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody; Mabo Native Title decision; Stolen Generations report and at the same time the rise to power of Pauline Hanson. Wayne describes much of his career supporting and shinning light on First Nations people's achievements across Australia.Wayne Collwell digital story (2 min 3 sec) --Wayne Coolwell oral history (1 hr. 2 min. 32 sec)Coolwell, Wayne,1956---Interviews.;Coolwell, Wayne,1956---Biography.Photographers, Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.; Photographers, Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Biography.; Sportscasters; Sport.--AIATSISS; Art - Photography--AIATSISS; Race relations - Representation - Media--AIATSISSInterviews.--lcgft;Oral histories.--lcgftWatkin, Douglas,interviewer.; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.;Rockpool Productions,production company.
991843293790020619.78098E+12Baisden, Faith,author,illustrator.No kuruhman on the bus /story and illustrations by Faith Baisden.Yugambeh language E17E17Chiefly English with some words in Yugambeh.Cleveland, Qld. :Binabar Books,201316 pages :colour illustrations22 cmYugambeh Language Book499.15Yugambeh language--Readers.; Australian languages--Queensland.; Yugambeh dialect.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fiction.; Yugambeh dialect--Juvenile fiction.; Kangaroos--Juvenile fiction.
991843293791020619.78098E+11Baisden, Faith,author,illustrator.Lenny and the big red gullai /story and illustrations by Faith Baisden.Lenny and the big red gullai :a Yugambeh language bookYugambeh language E17E17Chiefly English with some words in Yugambeh.Cleveland, Qld.] :[Binabar Books],[2008].13 pages :colour illustrations22 cmYugambeh Language Book499.15Yugambeh language--Readers.; Australian languages--Queensland.; Yugambeh dialect.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fiction.; Yugambeh dialect--Juvenile fiction.; Bags--Juvenile fiction.
991843293792020619.78098E+12Baisden, Faith,author,illustrator.My danggan love to clap /story and illustrations by Faith Baisden.Yugambeh language E17E17Chiefly English with some words in Yugambeh.Cleveland, Qld. :Binabar Books,201316 pages :colour illustrations22 cmYugambeh Language Book499.15Yugambeh language--Readers.; Australian languages--Queensland.; Yugambeh dialect.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fiction.; Yugambeh dialect--Juvenile fiction.; Hand--Juvenile fiction.
991843297270020619780645536867(hardback)Sun & shadow :art of the Spinifex people /edited by John Carty and Luke Scholes.Sun and shadowNgalia people C2; Wangkatha people A12; Pitjantjatjara people C6C2; A12; C6Perth, Western Australia :Upswell,2023.;©2023379 pages :illustrations (some colour), colour map28 cmA vibrant, breathtaking documentation of one of the most distinctive art movements in Australia and the political drive that underpins it all. The Spinifex people have been living on their ancestral homelands in the Great Victoria Desert, Western Australia, since time immemorial. This continuous narrative was interrupted momentously by the Maralinga atomic testing in the mid-20th Century. But after returning to their homelands, Spinifex people began to fight for greater recognition. Painting made their story visible. Over the past 25 years they have developed unique modes of painting to express their communal identity and history. Born of the need to present evidence in Native Title contexts, Spinifex painting has a unique political history and visual tradition that marks it out as a singular art history in Australia - but one that also sheds light on the broader histories of Aboriginal art. The history of the Spinifex people and their unique contribution to Australian art history remains largely unheralded. Featuring stunning reproductions of significant paintings and insightful essays by experts and friends of the artists, this publication positions the Spinifex people as major figures in the Australian historical and art-historical landscape.704.039915Western Desert (WA SF51, SF52, SG51, SG52)Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Western Desert--Art.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Western Desert--Painting.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia.; Art, Australian--Western Australia--Western Desert.; Painting, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--Western Desert.; Painting, Australian--Western Australia--Western Desert--Aboriginal artists.; Artists, Aboriginal Australian.; Art - Painting.--aiatsissCarty, John,Dr,editor.;Scholes, Luke,editor.
991843299302020619781743059661(hardback)New exuberance :contemporary Australian textile design : textiles in art design and fashion.Luritja people C71; Ndjebbana people N74; Tiwi people N20C71; N74; N20Tarntanya/Adelaide, South Australia :;Mile End, South Australia :JamFactory ;;Wakefield Press,2023.;©2022183 pages :colour illustrations, colour portraits21 cm"Textile design today is a vibrant boundary-blurring creative field. By nature, it cross-pollinates. Moving through disciplines -- graphic, furniture and product design, fashion and the visual arts -- it manifests as surface patterning, material experimentation and transfiguration, storytelling and conceptual ideas. From highly original First Nations artists to dynamic interdisciplinary collaborations, New Exuberance celebrates over 30 diverse and eclectic textile-based practices in contemporary art, design and fashion in Australia now." -- Matilda Bookshop.Foreword / Brian Parkes -- New exuberance / Meryl Ryan -- Truth, beauty, meaning & sustainability / Clare Press -- A culture adorned / Shannon Brett -- Ba╠übbarra Women's Centre -- Frida Las Vegas -- Grace Lillian Lee -- Hannah Gartside -- Ikuntji Artists -- Iordanes Spyridon Gogos -- Jemima Wyman -- Kate Just -- Lisa Waup x Verner -- Nina Walton -- Nixi Killick -- Paul MacCann -- Romance Was Born -- The Social Studio x Atong Atem x Romance Was Born -- Tiwi Design -- Vita Cochran -- Wah-Wah Australia -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements.746.0994Textile design--Australia--Exhibitions.; Textile fabrics in art--Exhibitions.; Textile fabrics, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Art, Australian--21st century--Exhibitions.; Art - Textiles.--aiatsiss; Art - Exhibitions.--aiatsissRyan, Meryl,author,curator,editor.;Press, Clare,author.;Brett, Shannon,author.;El Samad, Anna Emina,author.;Kirk, Anna May,author.;Eyre, Caitlin,author.;Dodd, Carly Tarkari,author.;Wolifson, Chloe,author.;Schmidt, Chrischona,author.;Pitt, Elspeth,author.;Presley, Hannah,author.;Waup, Lisa,author.;Di Trocchio, Paola,author.;Freezer, Rebecca,author.;Gray, Sally,author.;Parkes, Brian,writer of foreword.;Goddard, Stephen,designer.; JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design (Adelaide, S.A.),host institution,publisher.
9918433108020206134188PYE Records,photographerPortrait of singer Wilma Reading.Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Meriam people Y3G13; Y3[between 1973 and 1977?].1 photograph :black and white9 x 15 cm.The photograph is a head and shoulders publicity shot of Cairns born singer, Wilma Reading, taken during her time performing in the United Kingdom from 1973 to 1977. The image is signed by the artist 'To Teresa. Lots of happiness always. Wilma Reading'. The photograph was taken by PYE Records.Reading, Wilma--Portraits.Women jazz singers--United Kingdom--Portraits.; Kalkatungu (Australian people)black-and-white photographs.--AAT
991843315773020619780868922218;0868922218Sandefur, John R.authorAn Introduction to Conversational Kriol.Work Papers of SIL-AAB, Series B, Volume 5 /John R. Sandefur and Joy L. Sandefur.Kriol language P1P1Darwin [N. T]:Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,1982xix, 74 pages :illustrations,26 cm.Work papers of SIL-AAB. Series B ;v. 5A course in conversational Australian Kriol begins with a discussion of language learning and an outline of the course design. Thirty-five lessons follow, to be used with cassette recordings (not included). Each lesson, except the review lessons, has six sections: a conversation sample, vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, useful expressions, and supplementary information. The first three sections are interrelated and are to be drilled as a unit. The two review lessons each consist of a story, questions, pronunciation exercises, and useful expressions. An appended essay looks at preconceptions about language and relates anecdotes about characteristics of the English language. (MSE)427.994Australian languages--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Grammar.; Kriol language--Study and teaching.Sandefur, Joy L.,author.;Canonge, Don Drewillustrator; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch.https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED282432;http://www.eric.ed.gov/contentdelivery/servlet/ERICServlet?accno=ED282432
99184334875202061Kalkadoon Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC.Kalkadoon PBC[Queensland] :[Kalkadoon Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC],[2023-].1 online resourcePANDORA electronic collectionThe website of Kalkadoon Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC.Kalkadoon Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC.Native title (Australia)--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Corporations--Queensland.; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13.--aiatsisslKalkadoon Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC,issuing body.Kalkadoon Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC https://www.kalkadoonpbc.com.au/;National Library of Australiahttps://webarchive.nla.gov.au/tep/206788
991843399181020619781922424532PDFBani, Ahdi Dimple,author.My name is Jimi /by Ahdi Dimple Bani, Jimi Bani and Jason Klarwein.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Torres Strait Creole language P2Y1; P2South Brisbane B.C, Qld :Playlab Theatre,November 2022.1 online resource (44 pages) :black and white illustrations.Mabuiag Island is a remote speck in the sparking blue of the Torres Strait with thousands of years of rich history and culture, and just a few hundred people keeping its flame. Now, its favourite son, Jimi Bani, is joking in three languages with his grandmother and torturing his son with spontaneous public breakdancing! Four generations of the Bani family - Jimi's grandmother, mother, son, and brothers - help him spin yarns of totems, traditions, and childhood memories, through music, dance, standup, and storytelling. The Bani family are fighting to protect what really matters. Comprising of English, Yumpla Tok, and Kala Lagaw Ya languages, My Name is Jimi examines the challenges and tragedies Islanders have faced with hope, honesty, and humour. This is Jimi Bani's superb testament to his culture. -- Publisher.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Social life and customs--Drama.Bani, Jimi.;Bani family.Australian drama.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Mabuiag Island--Drama.; Social identity - Torres Strait Islander identity.--AIATSISS; Social organisation - Relationships.--AIATSISSElectronic booksBani, Jimi,author.;Klarwein, Jason,1976-author.;Border, Madeleine,editor.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3278177270ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3278177270-t
991843399183020619781922424655PDFBani, Jimi,author.Othello /by William Shakespeare ; adapted by Jimi Bani and Jason Klarwein.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Torres Strait Creole language P2Y1; P2South Brisbane B.C., Qld :Playlab Theatre,447741 online resource (109 pages) :black and white illustrations, portraits."This tri-lingua (Kala Lagaw Ya, Yumpla Tok and English) production is set between Cairns and the Torres Strait, illuminating the vital role of the Torres Strait Light Infantry Battalion during World War II. More than 800 Torres Strait Islanders signed up to protect the northern tip of Australia, including Jimi Bani's great grandfather, the late Ephraim Bani Snr and his grandfather, the late Solomon Gela. Infusing the narrative of Othello with the historical setting of the battalion brings together two powerful artistic cultures - Shakespeare and Wagadagam - creating an utterly distinctive and electrifying theatre experience." -- Publisher.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositTorres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Drama.; Queensland, Northern--Drama.Australian drama--21st century.; Jealousy--Drama.; Race relations--Drama.; World War, 1939-1945--Torres Strait--Drama.Theatrical adaptations.--lcgft;Electronic booksKlarwein, Jason,1976-author.;Shakespeare, William,1564-1616.Othello.; Playlab Theatre,issuing body.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3278129700ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3278129700-t
991843399202020619781925338980PDFJames, Zac1990-authorKaarla Kaatijin :Boodjar Kaatijin /Zac James and Ian Wilkes.Kaatijin (knowledge)Noongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Noongar language text and English translation.[South Brisbane BC, Qld.] :Playlab Theatre,20201 online resource (122 pages) :black and white photographs.A Playlab Theatre PublicationBoodjar Kaatijin Published as part of the Kaatijin collection. Join Koorlbardi (Magpie), Weitj (Emu), Nyingarn (Echidna) and their koordahs (friends) as they take you on a wild adventure into traditional legends of how the land was created. Boodjar Kaatijin by Ian Wilkes is published in the Kaatijin collection. Based on the creation stories in and around the Perth metropolitan area, the Kaatijin collection includes Noongar language, puppetry, masks and exciting and engaging ways for primary-aged children to understand the spiritual and practical application of fire, caring for country, environmental sustainability, cultural awareness and what it means to be a strong, centred individual learning about the world. (supplied from publisher's webpage for this title, viewed 23/01/2024);Kaarla Kaatijin Come on a journey into the lives of Djitty Djitty (Willy Wagtail), Kulbardi (Magpie), Yonga (Kangaroo) and many more familiar friends as they explore the importance of Kaarla (Fire). Kaarla Kaatijin by Zac James is published in the Kaatijin collection. Based on the creation stories in and around the Perth metropolitan area, the collection includes Noongar language, puppetry, masks and exciting and engaging ways for primary-aged children to understand the spiritual and practical application of fire, caring for country, environmental sustainability, cultural awareness and what it means to be a strong, centered individual learning about the world. (supplied from publisher's webpage for this title, viewed 23/01/2024)Kaarla Kaatijin -- Boodjar KaatijinA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAustralian drama--20th century--Study and teaching.; Aboriginal Australians--Folktales--Drama.; Teenagers--Drama.; Drama--Collections.; Stories and motifs - Birds.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Animals.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Creation / Cosmology.--aiatsiss; Performing arts - Theatre and drama.--aiatsiss; School children--Drama.Wilkes, Ian1990-author; Playlab Theatre,publisher;Yirra Yaakin Theatre CompanyNational edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3278872468ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3278872468-t
99184340074002061Cooloola Recreation Area :draft management plan.Gubbi Gubbi / Kabi Kabi / Gabi Gabi people (E29) (Qld SG56-06); Butchulla people E30E29; E30[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment and Science,20231 online resource (55 pages)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCooloola National Park (Qld.)Butchulla Native Title Aboriginal Corporation.National parks and reserves--Queensland--Cooloola--Planning.; Environmental policy--Queensland--Cooloola.Queensland.National Parks and Wildlife Service,author.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3277174523fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3277174523-t
99184341079702061Nancarrow, Cassy,compiler.Dulgubarra Yidinyji :verbs : draft April 2015 /compiled and edited by Nancy Nancarrow for the Dulgubarra Yidinyji Language Group.Yidinj language Y117; Yidindji people Y117Y117[Danbulla, Qld.] :[Cassy Nancarrow],[2015].34 pages30 cm499.15Yidiny language--Grammar.; Australian languages--Queensland, North--Grammar.; Australian languages--Grammar.Fuller, Tilly.;Davis, George.;Mays, Katie.;Stewart, Jack.;Stewart, Nellie.;Moses, Dick.;Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-.Grammar of Yidin.;Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-.Words of our country.
99184341079802061Nancarrow, Cassy,compiler.Dulgubarra Yidiny language workshop.Yidinj language Y117; Yidindji people Y117Y117[Danbulla, Qld.] :[Cassy Nancarrow],[2015].31 pages30 cm499.15Yidiny language--Grammar.; Australian languages--Queensland, North--Grammar.; Australian languages--Grammar.Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-.Grammar of Yidin.
99184341079902061Mamu language program :word list.Mamu language Y122; Mamu people Y122Y122[Innisfail, Qld.] :[Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages Initiative Program],[2019].1 volume (various pagings)30 cm499.15Australian languages--Queensland, North--Grammar.; Australian languages--Grammar.
99184341080002061Stockley, Trevor,author.Mamu (Ma:mu) :handbook for language workshop held at Innisfail /written by Trevor Stockley ; presented by Alberta Hornsby.Aboriginal language workers handbook :MamuMamu language Y122; Mamu people Y122Y122[Innisfail, Qld.] :[North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Languages Centre],[2019].59 pages30 cm499.15Australian languages--Queensland, North--Grammar.; Australian languages--Grammar.Hornsby, Alberta.
99184343277302061The Ten point plan on Wik and Native title :issues for Indigenous people /produced by the Wik Team, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission.Ten point plan on Wik and Native titleWik Ompom people Y48; Wik Paach people Y47; Wik Epa people Y52; Wik Me'anh people Y53; Wik Mungkan people Y57; Wik Ngatharr people Y51; Wik Adinda people Y46Y48; Y47; Y52; Y53; Y57; Y51; Y46[Canberra] :Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission,199719 pages25 cm.Key questions on the 10 point plan : 1. What is the Ten Point Plan? -- 2. Was native title widely assumed to be extinguished on pastoral leases? -- 3. What are the main concerns of Indigenous people with the Plan? -- 4. Does the 10 Point Plan extinguish native title on pastoral leases? -- 5. What happens to the Right to Negotiate? -- 6. What is the effect of applying the "primary production" definition? -- 7. Does the 10 Point Plan give access rights to native title holders? -- Commentary on each of the 10 points -- Explanation of some terms.346.940432Aurukun map area (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07)Australia.--High Court.--Wik peoples v. State of Queensland and others;Australia.--Native Title Act 1993Aboriginal Australians--Government relations.; Native title - Extinguishment.--aiatsiss; Native title - Right to negotiate.--aiatsiss; Land rights - Excisions and leases - Pastoral leases.--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Government policy.; Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure.; Native title (Australia); Torres Strait Islanders--Land tenure.; Land tenure--Law and legislation--Australia.Australia.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission.Wik Teamhttp://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:394892/ada
99184345679402061Bell, Jeanie.Learner's guide for the Butchulla language /compiled by Jeanie Bell ; artwork by Jodie Burns.Butchulla language E30E30[Hervey Bay, Qld] :Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation,200451 leaves30 cm.The language and the speakers; the sounds of the Butchulla language; Nouns; Pronouns; Reduplication of nouns, number; locationals; Adjectives, adverbs; Particles; Verbs; Syntax of clauses and sentences.499.15/03Butchulla language--Grammar.; Butchulla language--Study and teaching.; Language - Linguistics - Grammar and syntax - Parts of speech.--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Grammar and syntax - Reduplication.--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Vocabulary and grammar - Nouns and ergatives.--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Vocabulary and grammar - Pronouns.--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Vocabulary and grammar - Verbs.--aiatsissBurns, Jodie.; Korrawinga Aboriginal Corporation.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:352053/ada
991843515776020619.78192E+12Browning, Daniel,author.Close to the subject /Daniel Browning.Close to the subject :selected worksBundjalung people E12; Bundjalung language E12; Bundjalung people E12; Kullilli language D30; Kullilli people D30; Kullilli language D30; Kullilli people D30E12; E12; E12; D30Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,2023.;©2023xiv, 348 pages24 cm.A828.409Fingal (NSW N Coast SH56-03); South West Queensland (SW Qld SG54, SG55, SH54, SH55)Australia--Race relations.Australian literature--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Journalists--Australia--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Interviews.; Art--Theory and criticism.; Arts, Aboriginal Australian.; Bandjalang (Australian people)--Biography.; Aboriginal Australian literature--21st century.; Australian literature--21st century.
991843518538020619781805397175 (pbk.);1805397176 (pbk.)Dalley, Cameo,author.What now :everyday endurance and social intensity in an Australian Aboriginal community /Cameo Dalley.Everyday endurance and social intensity in an Australian Aboriginal communityKaiadilt people G35; Gananggalinda people G37; Lardil people G38G35; G37; G38New York :Berghahn Books,2024xii, 235 pages :illustrations, maps24 cm.Based on extensive ethnographic fieldwork undertaken since 2006, the book addresses some of the most topical aspects of remote Aboriginal life in Australia. This includes the role of kinship and family, relationships to land and sea, and cross-cultural relations with non-Aboriginal residents. There is also extensive treatment of contemporary issues relating to alcohol consumption, violence, use of the internet and social media, and the impact of systemic ill health. This richly detailed portrayal provides a nuanced account of being and becoming on Mornington Island.Introduction. A Return -- Chapter 1. Locating the State -- Chapter 2. Whitefellas and Blackfellas -- Chapter 3. Contemporary Aboriginal Family -- Chapter 4. Who Crashed the Ambulance? Alcohol and Violence -- Chapter 5. Connections to Land and Sea -- Conclusion. Many Returns -- Appendix -- References -- Index.305.899/150943Mornington Island (Qld Gulf Wellesley Islands SE54-01); Dumadji / Doomadgee (Qld Gulf SE54-05)Mornington Island (Qld.)--Ethnic relations.; Mornington Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Queesnland--Mornington Island.; Culture - Relationship to land.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Attitudes.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship - Marriage.--aiatsiss; Socioeconomic conditions - Living conditions.--aiatsiss; Family - Violence.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Child / parent separation.--aiatsiss; History - Genealogy and family history.--aiatsiss; Substance use - Alcohol.--aiatsiss; Substance use - Alcohol - Availability, dry areas etc.--aiatsiss; Health status - Public health.--aiatsiss; Communications - Telecommunications - Internet and online systems.--aiatsiss; Outstations / Homelands movement.--aiatsiss; Land rights - Ownership.--aiatsiss; Land rights - Sea rights.--aiatsiss
991843524604020619781761180798(paperback)Gould, Jordan,author.Protectors /Jordan Gould, Richard Pritchard ; illustrations by Richard Pritchard ; additional illustrations by Sierra Pritchard.Bi:gwurrung language S77S77Text primarily in English. Includes some Peek Whurrong language.Crows Nest, NSW :Albert Street Books,2024.;copyright2024285 pages :illustrations, map20 cm.Wylah the Koorie warrior ;3A heart-stopping adventure, starring a hero for the ages and her mega-funny megafauna friends. Wylah is finally able to finally call on her Ancestors and become the Koorie Warrior, but her troubles are not over. Racing to save her family and her people from the cruel Dragon Army, Wylah faces her biggest battle yet. Can she rise to the challenge and become the leader and protector her people need? Excitement and suspense awaits in the thrilling third instalment of the best-selling Wylah the Koorie Warrior series. Inspired by First Nations history and grounded in culture, this is a must-read for adventure lovers of all ages!A823.4Australia--History--To 1788--Juvenile fiction.Koori (Australian people)--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fiction.; Children, Prehistoric--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.; Families--Juvenile fiction.; Animals, Fossil--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Quests (Expeditions)--Juvenile fiction.; Australian fiction.; Children's stories.Historical fiction.--lcgft;Action and adventure fiction.--lcgftPritchard, Richard,illustrator,author.;Pritchard, Sierra,illustrator.
99184354380302061Holt, Albert.Murri on a Mission :Gunnan Gunna.Bidjara / Bidyara people E37E37Esk, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,2015164 pages :illustrations, facsimiles, map, portraits25 cm.305.89915Woorabinda (SW Qld SG55-04); Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cherbourg--Social life and customs.
99184354380902061Woodford Historical Society Inc."Milestones" from Durundur to Woodford :1841-2000.Duungidjawu people E20; Duungidjawu people E20E20Woodford, Qld :Woodford Historical Society,2000202 p. :ill., facsims, maps, ports25 cm.Local history of Woodford - Durundur area; includes information on original inhabitants, mainly from Gaiarbau; contact history and information on reserves; photograph of Alreena, daughter of Balmie Tribe probably Dungida Durundur, Stanley River p. 42; mention of Aboriginal people in Memoris of Mrs Beanland p. 143.p. 1-10 Aborigines at Durundur : Uncle Willie McKenzie; Weapons; Boomerangs; Shields; Native medicine: treatment of wounds; Confinements; Walkabouts; Tribes known to Gaiarbau; Dinderi pygmies at Mt Archer; Background [Gaiarbau]; Durundur Station; Building a home; Trouble with Aborigines; names of Aboriginal origin; Dr Simpson, Commissioner for Lands, reporting on Aborigines, 31st December 1843; Binambi Aboriginal Reserve; Father McNab; Report of the Trustees of the Aboriginal Reserve at Binambi, Durundur; Father Duncan McNab at Binambi - report; Archibald Meston (1851-1924); Eddie Gilbert.994.32Durundur (SE Qld SG56-10); Woodford (SE Qld SG56-10); Kilcoy (SE Qld SG56-10); Stanley River (SE Qld SG56)Sunshine Coast (Qld.)--History.; Durundur (Qld. : Station)--History.; Durundur (Qld.)--History.; Woodford (Qld.)--History.Gaiarbau.Binambi Aboriginal Reserve.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Durundur--Social life and customs.Woodford Historical Society
991843557605020619781760644987 (pbk.);1760644986 (pbk.)Tudor-Smith, Gari,author.Bina :First Nations languages, old and new /Gari Tudor-Smith, Paul Williams, Felicity Meakins ; [foreword by Brenda L Croft].Alawa language N92; Anindilyakwa language N151; Anmatyerr language C81; Arabana language L13; Arrernte language C8; Baradha language E48; Bardi language K15; Bilinarra language N36; Bininj Kunwok language N186; Bundjalung language E12; Butchulla language E30; Darkinyung language S65; Dhanggati / Dunghutti language E6; Dharawal language S59; Dharug / Darug language S64; Dieri language L17; Djabugay / Tjapukai language Y106; Dja Dja Wurrung language S311; Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Gangulu language E40; Gathang language E67; Gudjal language E60; Guugu Yimithirr language Y82; Iwaidja language N39; Jaminjung language N18; Jandai language E19; Jaru language K12; Jingulu language C22; Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2; Kaurna language L3; Kaytetye language C13; Keerray Woorroong language S25; Kuku Yalanji language Y78; Lardil language G38; Marra language N112; Meriam Mir language Y3; Miriwoong / Miriuwung language K29; Mudburra language C25; Murrinh-Patha language N3; Muruwari language D32; Southern Anaiwan language D24N92; N151; C81; L13; C8; E48; K15; N36; N186; E12; E30; S65; E6; S59; S64; L17; Y106; S311; Y123; D23; E40; E67; E60; Y82; N39; N18; E19; K12; C22; Y2; L3; C13; S25; Y78; G38; N112; Y3; K29; C25; N3; D32; D24Wurundjeri Country, Collingwood, Vic. :La Trobe University Press,[2024];©2024xvi, 379 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits24 cm.Australia's language diversity is truly breathtaking. This continent lays claim to the world's longest continuous collection of cultures, including over 440 unique languages and many more dialects. Sadly, European invasion has had severe consequences for their vitality. Amid this devastating loss, there has been resilience and resistance. New languages have been born, such as Kriol and Yumplatok, both English-based Creoles. Aboriginal English dialects are spoken widely. And recently there has been an inspiring renaissance of First Nations languages, as communities reclaim and renew them. Bina: First Nations Languages, Old and New tells this story, from the earliest exchange of words between colonists and First Nations people to today's reclamations. It is an exciting and essential introduction to a vital and dynamic world of language.499/.15Australian languages.; Australian languages--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Archives and archiving - Sound - Languages--aiatsiss; Culture--aiatsiss; Education - Language - Indigenous languages--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge - History--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation--aiatsiss; Language--aiatsiss; Language - Change--aiatsiss; Language - Change - Loss--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Language classification--aiatsiss; Language - Maintenance--aiatsiss; History - Oral history--aiatsissWilliams, Paul,author.;Meakins, Felicity,author.;Croft, Brenda L.,1964-author.
991843559766020619.78193E+12Gurgun Mibinyah :Yugambir, Yugambeh, Nganduwal, Ngarahngwal, Wangerriburra, Manaldjali : a dictionary and grammar of Mibin language dialects from the Logan to the Tweed Rivers areas /compiled by Margaret C. Sharpe.Yugambeh language E17; Nganduwal language E78; Ngarahgwal language E79E17; E78; E79Main text in English with the dictionary and grammer sections in Mibiny language varieties and English.Nerang, Qld. :Margaret C. Sharpe,[2023].iv, 262 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits30 cm.Gurgun Mibinyah (belonging to Mibiny speakers) is a dictionary of the northern varieties of the language Yugambeh-Bundjalung, or Bandjalangic, spoken from the Tweed River area of the northeast corner of New South Wales to the Logan River area in the Gold Coast area of southern Queensland. Other dialects of this language exist down to the Clarence River, and west to Allora and Warwick. All varieties of the language, including the Mibinyah varieties, have dropped out of regular use in the area. However, there are rich written records dating from the nineteenth century into the first half of the twentieth century. There are also audio recordings from some areas from the later twentieth century. Speakers, partial speakers and 'rememberers' remain, and a few words are commonly used by local English speakers.Introduction -- The sounds of the language -- Grammar notes -- Sources -- Using the dictionary -- Mibinyah dialects to English dictionary -- English to Mibinyah dialects word finder -- English word domains to Mibinyah dialects word finder -- List of tables -- List of figures -- List of maps.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit499.1503Albert / Logan Rivers (SE Qld SG56-15); Tweed River (NSW N Coast SH56-03)English--Dictionaries--Bandjalang language.; Bandjalang language--Dictionaries--English.; Bandjalang language--Dialects.; English language--Dictionaries--Yugambeh dialect.; Yugambeh dialect--Dictionaries--English.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Yugambeh-Bundjalung dialects--Grammar.; English language--Dictionaries--Yugambeh-Bundjalung.; English language--Dictionaries--Bandjalang.; Australian languages--Dialects--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; English language--Dictionaries--Mibiny dialect.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Dictionaries.; Yugambeh-Bundjalung dialects--Dictionaries--English.; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Tweed River Region--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Gold Coast Region--Languages.; Australian languages--Dictionaries--English.; Australian languages--New South Wales--Tweed River Region--Dictionaries.; Australian languages--Queensland--Gold Coast Region--Dictionaries.; Yugambeh language--Dictionaries--English.; Yugambeh language--Dialects.; English language--Dictionaries--Yugambeh dialects.; English language--Dictionaries--Yugambeh language.Sharpe, Margaret C.(Margaret Clare),compiler,editor.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
9918435647970206134317Carmichael, Sonja,artistWagari Djagun (carry country)Guwar language E26; Ngugi people E26E262020Digital print artwork :colour112 x 100 cmDigital print on Hahnemuhle photo rag paper. Edition of 5. Original work is cyanotype on cotton, 279 x 275 cm.Mulgumpin / Moreton Island (SE Qld SG56-15); Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Cyanotypes.; Material culture - Shell objects and decorations--AIATSISS; Material culture - Woven objects--AIATSISS; Social organisation - Kinship - Matrilineal systems--AIATSISS; Art - Print and Printmaking - Digital print--AIATSISSdigital prints--aatCarmichael, Elisa Jane,artist
9918435647980206134316Carmichael, Sonja,artistSpirit Reeds.Ngugi people E26E2620241 embossed print50 x 50 cm.Multiple embossed reeds on paper. Artists' proof.Mulgumpin / Moreton Island (SE Qld SG56-15); Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Art - Production - Materials / techniques - Fibre/Grass--AIATSISS; Material culture.--AIATSISS; Social organisation - Kinship - Matrilineal systems--AIATSISS; Art - Print and printmaking.--AIATSISS; Art - Sculpture - Fibre/Grass--AIATSISSembossed prints--aatCarmichael, Elisa Jane,artist
9918435648000206134315Carmichael, Sonja,artist.Ungaire reeds growing in swamp lands.Ngugi people E26E2620241 soft ground etching50 x 50 cmà la poupee soft ground etching on Hahnemuhle 300 gsm Weiss paper.Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Plants - Grasses--AIATSISS; Art - Sculpture - Fibre/Grass.--AIATSISS; Material culture.--AIATSISS; Art - Print and printmaking.--AIATSISS; Art - Production - Materials / techniques - Fibre/Grass.--AIATSISSsoft-ground etchings (visual works)--aatCarmichael, Elisa Jane,artist
99184357480002061Aunty Denise Proud digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history projectWakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20241 online resource (2 video files) :sound, colourThis collection includes an oral history interview and brief digital story about Aunty Denise Proud, who was born in Wakka Wakka country, Cherbourg, Queensland and has been involved in early childhood education since the 1960s. Having worked as a cultural advisor in Queensland Corrections, Aunty Denise has extensive experience across the broad spectrum of community services including children, youth, men, women and a range of Aboriginal organisations. She is also a board member of Reconciliation Queensland and an Honorary Senior Fellow of USC. Her work involved setting up the first kindergarten at Cherbourg and working extensively in prisons to provide cultural support to incarcerated youth and males.Cherbourg (Qld.)Proud, DeniseAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.; Early childhood educators--Queensland--Interviews.; Prison educators--Queensland--Interviews.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftSaffron, Dean,interviewer.; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1337103fulltextView the oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1337102fulltextView the digital story
99184361257502061Queensland Faith Communities Council,producer.Who brought MY faith to Australia :oral history project.Gunggari language D37D37[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,[2024].1 online resource (8 video files, 5 text files)This collection includes oral history interviews with religious activists Heather Abramson, Janeth Deen and Mohkam Singh, who talk about their faith, their ancestors and their communities. The collection also includes an oral history interview with Aunty Betty McGrady, who talks about her family history and spirituality, and an oral history with the Baker family, who discuss their Christian faith.Heather Abramson oral history part 1 (41 min. 50 sec.) --Heather Abramson oral history part 2 (37 min. 7 sec.) --Janeth Deen oral history part 1 (22 min. 42 sec.) --Janeth Deen oral history part 2 (25 min. 21 sec.) --Mokham Singh oral history part 1 (36 min. 24 sec.) --Mokham Singh oral history part 2 (31 min. 16 sec.) --Aunty Betty McGrady oral history (33 min. 04 sec.) --Baker family oral history (35 min).Abramson, Heather--Interviews.;Abramson, Heather--Biography.;Deen, Janeth--Interviews.;Deen, Janeth--Biography.;Singh, Mohkam--Interviews.;Singh, Mohkam--Biography.;McGrady, Betty--Interviews.;McGrady, Betty--Biography.;Baker, David--Interviews.;Baker, Joan--Interviews.;Baker, Nicholas--Interviews.Religions--Queensland.; Judaism--Queensland.; Islam--Queensland.; Sikhism--Queensland.; Christianity--Queensland.; Community activists--Queensland--Brisbane.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Logan.Interviews.--lcgftGriffin, Heather,interviewer.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5602611&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1686371906View all items from this collection
991843613259020619781761105272 (pbk.);1761105272 (pbk.)Heiss, Anita,author.Dirrayawadha /Anita Heiss.Dirrayawadha :rise upWiradjuri language D10D10Cammeray, NSW :Simon & Schuster,2024xv, 334 pages :illustrations24 cm.Miinaa was a young girl when the white ghosts first arrived. She remembers the day they raised a piece of cloth and renamed her homeland 'Bathurst'. Now she lives at Cloverdale and works for a white family who have settled there. The Nugents are kind, but Miinaa misses her miyagan. Her brother, Windradyne, is a Wiradyuri leader, and visits when he can, bringing news of unrest across their ngurambang. Miinaa hopes the violence will not come to Cloverdale, but she knows Windradyne is prepared to defend their Country if necessary. When Irish convict Daniel O'Dwyer arrives at the settlement, Miinaa's life is transformed again. The pair are magnetically drawn to each other and begin meeting at the bila in secret. Dan understands how it feels to be displaced, but they still have a lot to learn about each other. Can their love survive their differences and the turmoil that threatens to destroy everything around them?A823.4Bathurst (SW NSW SI55-08)Bathurst (N.S.W.)--History--Fiction.; Australia--Race relations--Fiction.; Australia--Race relations--Fiction.Australian fiction.; Wiradjuri (Australian people)--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Fiction.; Irish--Australia--Fiction.; Settler colonialism--Australia--Fiction.; Man-woman relationships--Fiction.; Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Racial discrimination.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsissHistorical fiction.--lcgft
991843627499020619781922702999paperbackEdwards, Jacqui,author.Hunting for grubs /written by Jacqui Edwards ; illustrated by Tsunami Hee Ja.Pitjantjatjara people C6C6[Frewville, S.A.] :SPELD SA,[2021];©2021.8 pages :colour illustrations21 cm.SPELD SA phonic book series.Set 7Nana and her sisters hunt for grubs. Sounds introduced in this set are qu, ou, oi, ue, er, ar + revisited sounds from sets 1-6.Phyllophaga--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Animals - Invertebrates - Insects - Grubs / Witchetty.--aiatsiss; Gathering - Insects - Grubs.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Education - Language - English - Readers and primers.--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Phonology and phonetics.--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Readers (Primary)Readers (Publications)--lcgftTsunami, Hee Ja,illustrator.
99184363524902061Aboriginal people beside a river on Canobie StationMayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20211 digital image :TIFFCanobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cloncurry Region.; rivers--APThttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4900643&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/photostd/01772854fulltextView the item;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/835824403View all images from this collection
99184363527002061Group of Aboriginal people at a camp on Canobie StationMayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20211 digital image :TIFFCanobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; camps--APT; spears--APThttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4900595&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/photostd/01772846fulltextView the item;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/835824403View all images from this collection
99184364678502061Crump, Desmond,author,presenter.Gulgun mamir :keeping Indigenous languages alive.Yugambeh language E17; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23E17; D23[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,[2025].1 online resource (1 video file, 1 text file)This videorecording, created and presented by Mr Des Crump, explores the nature of language work and presents a variety of Indigenous languages resources. Mr Crump, formerly employed as the Indigenous Languages Coordinator for the State Library of Queensland, explains how the Library supports Queensland's Indigenous communities in the recording, documentation and preservation of their traditional languages, as well as the promotion of Indigenous languages across the wider Queensland community. The video was created in 2011 as part of the State Library Indigenous Languages Program.Australian languages--Study and teaching--Queensland.; Australian languages--Research--Queensland.; Indigenous peoples--Languages--Study and teaching--Queensland.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5683353&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1400260fulltextView the item
9918436467860206134389Murris in ink,artistNgapa Kai Kai :portfolio of 11 linocut prints /created by 7 Murris in ink artists.Pitta Pitta people G6; Kulkalgaw Ya people Y4; Meriam people Y3; Yorta Yorta people D2G6; Y4; Y3; D2201011 linocut prints11 black and white linocut prints. Artist statements for each work are held in the portfolio.Wild yam (Ketai) /Gail Mabo --Clam Shell /Gail Mabo --Neis meger ira wersor (One nation) /Ian Kaddy --Malo /Ian Kaddy --Burnanga (Murray cod) /Donna Ives --Kinytya manngi (Women hunting and gathering food) /Yumala (Shirley Collins) --Manytyirrimarru (Yellow belly) /Yumala (Shirley Collins) --Abob /Aicey Zaro --Legowa /James Billy --Spiritual /James Billy --Jurnta (Bush onions) /Susan Peters Nampitjin.Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05); Masig / Yorke Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Boulia (Qld Far West SF54-10); Paruku / Lake Gregory (Central WA Great Sandy Desert SF52-01)Linoleum block-printing, Australian--Aboriginal artists.; Art - Subjects - Animals--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Plants--AIATSISS; Art - Subjects - Dreamtime story--AIATSISS; Art - Art motifs.--AIATSISS; Art - Print and Printmaking - Linocut--AIATSISSlinocuts (prints)--aatMabo, Gail,artist.;Kaddy, Ian,artist.;Ives, Donna,artist.;Yumala,artist.;Zaro, Aicey,artist.;Billy, James,artist.;Nampitjin, Susan Peters,artist.;McBurnie, Ronprinter.
99184365170602061Newspaper clippings relating to Aboriginal People - HughendenYirandali language L42L42[Brisbane, Qld.] :[State Library of Queensland],19901 folder of clippingsClippings are taken from the Townsville Bulletin. Copyright remains with the newspaper the clipping was taken from, in accordance with Copyright legislation.;Newspaper clippings have been collected by the John Oxley Library. The clippings are comprised of articles that concern Queensland's people, places & events. This collection may have been further subdivided into specific topics.Education - Vocational and trades--AIATSISS; Employment - Labour market--AIATSISS; Culture - Cultural awareness--AIATSISSclippings files--AAT
99184365173702061Newspaper clippings relating to Aboriginal People - Gold CoastNerang Creek people E77; Yugambeh people E17E77; E17[Brisbane, Qld.] :[State Library of Queensland],1981-2001.1 folder of clippingsClippings are taken from a selection of the major Queensland newspapers of the day, including: the Courier Mail/Brisbane Courier/Sunday Mail (Brisbane), the Gold Coast Bulletin, Telegraph (Brisbane), Daily News (Tweed). Copyright remains with the newspaper the clipping was taken from, in accordance with Copyright legislation.;Newspaper clippings have been collected by the John Oxley Library. The clippings are comprised of articles that concern Queensland's people, places & events. This collection may have been further subdivided into specific topics.Gold Coast Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Culture Centre (Southport Spit)Culture - Cultural awareness--AIATSISSclippings (information artifacts)--AAT;clippings files--AAT
99184365175902061Newspaper clippings relating to Aboriginal People - GattonYuggera people E23E23[Brisbane, Qld.] :[State Library of Queensland],19921 folder of clippingsClippings are taken from the Queensland newspaper Queensland Times. Copyright remains with the newspaper the clipping was taken from, in accordance with Copyright legislation.;Newspaper clippings have been collected by the John Oxley Library. The clippings are comprised of articles that concern Queensland's people, places & events. This collection may have been further subdivided into specific topics.Bonner, Neville,1922-1999--Genealogy.Social identity - Aboriginality--AIATSISSclippings files--AAT
99184365675202061Haviland, John B.(John Beard)How much food will there be in heaven :Lutherans and Aborigines around Cooktown before 1900.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82; Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82[Canberra] :Dept. of Pacific and Southeast Asian History, Australian National University,1980Early settlement; establishment of Cape Bedford and Hopevale Missions, kidnapped child labour, Guugu Yimidhirr people.266.41/9423Cape Bedford (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13); Cooktown (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13); Hope Vale (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Lutheran Church--Missions--Queensland--Cooktown Region--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cooktown Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Missions--Queensland--Cooktown Region--History.; Religions - Christianity - Lutheran Church.--AIATSISSHaviland, Leslie Knox.Click link for electronic access to document http://anthroweb.ucsd.edu/~jhaviland/Publications/HowMuchFood.pdfhttp://anthroweb.ucsd.edu/~jhaviland/Publications/HowMuchFood.pdf;http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:220378/ada
9918436568060206134399Koowootha, Heather,artist.The story tellers.Yirrganydji people Y111; Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y111; Y78[2017]1 drypoint print :monochrome illustrations103 x 80 cmDuring the colonization of Cairns, cattlemen and sugar farmers took the land, forcing Yirrganydji, Kuku Yalanji, Djabugai and Yidinji Gimuy peoples to migrate and intrude onto neighbouring lands, causing inter-tribal battles. This 'scratch print' shows an uncle telling the story of a famous Yarrabah battle to shocked family members.Yarrabah / Cape Grafton (NE Qld SE55-02)Literature and stories - Story telling and story tellers--AIATSISS; History - Battles--AIATSISS; Art - Print and Printmaking - Engraving--AIATSISS; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation--AIATSISSdrypoints (prints)--aat
9918436877840206134416Emmerton, Ricky,artist.Ricky Emmerton Tharrapatha (Leichhardt River) artwork.Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G1320221 painting :colour112 x 67 cm.Tharrapatha (Leichhardt River) is in the form of a map depicting the Rainbow Serpent as the Leichhardt River.Leichhardt River (Qld.)--In art.Kalkatungu (Australian people)--Art.; Painting, Australian--Aboriginal artists.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--21st century.paintings (visual works)--AAT;works of art.--AAT
9918436877850206134415Emmerton, Ricky,artist.Ricky Emmerton Ingki-Ingki (Dilly Bag) artwork.Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G1320211 painting :colour112 x 70 cm.Ingki-Ingki (Dilly Bag) is painted on a red ochre background and depicts a dilly bag.Art, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--21st century.; Painting, Australian--Aboriginal artists.; Kalkatungu (Australian people)--Art.paintings (visual works)--AAT;works of art.--AAT
99184368879102061Mick Gooda digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history project.Gangulu people E40E40[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,2025online resource (2 video files, 2 text files)A First Nations Elders digital story and oral history interview with Mick Gooda, a Gangulu man. The conversation explores the contribution Mr Gooda has made as a life-long public servant and a community representative. The interview was conducted by Daniel Browning, a Bundjalung and Kullilli man.Mick Gooda digital story and transcript (2 min. 42 sec.) --Mick Gooda oral history and transcript (1 hr. 30 min. 32 sec.).Gooda, Mick--Interviews.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.; Elders (Indigenous leaders)--Australia--Interviews.; Civil service--Australia--Interviews.Interviews.--lcgft;Oral histories.--lcgftBrowning, Daniel,interviewer.; Rockpool Productions,producer.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1443322fulltextView the oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1443321fulltextView the digital story;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5903173&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991843690763020619781761342080(paperback)Saward, Melanie,author.Love unleashed /Melanie Saward.Bigambul people D34D34Melbourne, Victoria :Michael Joseph,2024.;©2024311 pages24 cmWhen Bigambul woman Brynn Wallace leaves Brisbane to pursue her dreams in the Big Apple, she imagines herself landing a fabulous career at a New York City publishing house and acquiring shelves of Louboutin shoes, not working in a doggy daycare with a boss from hell and a wardrobe from her nightmares. Yet good things are always possible in New York, especially when you believe in them hard enough. And Brynn has a collection of NYC Missions to set her on her way, challenges from her mother, whose death she is still getting over, to help Brynn rejoice in the city that never sleeps. Brynn soon finds herself making meaningful friendships, engaging in flirty flings, and meeting the gorgeous Sienna, also known as dancer Scarlett Belle. And when she stumbles on a handsome, single dog-dad who just happens to be a literary editor, she decides that if she can convince him she's more than just a dog-sitter, her dreams will finally come true. But Sienna has other plans, and as Brynn's NY ride begins to stall, the city shows her just how full of surprises it is.A823.4New York (N.Y.)--Social life and customs--Fiction.; Brisbane (Qld.)--Fiction.Bisexual women--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--New York (State)--New York--Fiction.; Dog day care--Fiction.; Man-woman relationships--Fiction.; Women authors--Fiction.; Australian fiction.Lesbian fiction.--lcgft;Romance fiction.--lcgft
99184371279902061Daniel Browning digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history project.Bundjalung people E12; Kullilli people D30E12; D30[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,2024online resource (2 video files, 2 text files)A digital story and an oral history interview with First Nations Emerging Elder and Queenslander Daniel Browning, a Bundjalung and Kullilli journalist, radio broadcaster, documentary maker, sound artist and writer. He is currently Editor Indigenous Radio with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Mr Browning produces and presents The Art Show for Radio National. For many years he presented Awaye!, a Radio National program which surveys contemporary Indigenous cultural practice.Daniel Browning digital story and transcript (2 min. 23 sec.) --Daniel Browning oral history and transcript (1 hr. 5 min. 17 sec.).Browning, Daniel--Interviews.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Interviews.; Journalists--Australia--Interviews.; Radio broadcasters--Australia--Interviews.; Motion picture producers and directors--Australia--Interviews.; Elders (Indigenous leaders)--Australia--Interviews.; Australian literature--Aboriginal Australian authors.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftCottle, Catherine,interviewer.; Rockpool Productions,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1443319fulltextView the oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1443320fulltextView the digital story;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5903146&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99184371380302061Copland, Mark,author.One hour more daylight :a historical overview of Aboriginal dispossession in southern and southwest Queensland /Mark Copland, Jonathan Richards and Andrew Walker ; [editor: Margaret Zucker].Second edition.Bigambul people D34D34Toowoomba, Qld. :Social Justice Commission, Catholic Diocese of Toowoomba,2023.;©2023231 pages :illustrations, maps21 cmArea under discussion -- Map of study area -- The land hunters -- Pre-contact Aboriginal populations -- Explorers' accounts of Aboriginal populations -- Post-contact Aboriginal populations -- Language surveys -- Dispossession on the frontier: "numerous and powerful" : the Darling Downs Frontier; "A system of assassination" the Border Rivers Frontier; "The Balonne blacks are not old women" : the southwest and far southwest; Survival on the frontier -- Protection and control: Policies of protection; "Save them by the sweat of their brow": the Commission for Aborigines; "A clean slate: "educating and civilising": Aboriginal children; Removals; Exemptions and employment -- Policies of protection case studies: Darling Downs; Border Rivers; Southwest Queensland; Far Southwest Queensland -- The recent past: fringe camps and reserves; Recent movements of people.305.89915Balonne River (SW Qld SG55); Dawson River (SW Qld SG55, SG56); Maranoa River (SW Qld SG55)Queensland--Politics and government.; Queensland--Race relations.Aboriginal Australians--Relocation--Queensland.; Massacres--Australia--Queensland--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Reservations--Australia--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Reservations--Queensland.; Massacres--Queensland--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Government relations.; Stolen generations (Australia); Race discrimination--Queensland--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Queensland.Richards, Jonathan.;Walker, Andrew.;Zucker, Margaret.
991843723776020619780645719567;0645719560Blair, Noel,author.Man on a mission :from Cherbourg to Lake Gkula /Noel Blair ; with Geoff Evans.Duungidjawu people E20E20Woodford, Queensland :;Brisbane, Queensland :Woodfoordia,;AndAlso Books,2023.;2023.;©2023.208 pages :black and white illustrations21 cm."Uncle Noel Blair is a fighter. Born in the 1940s, he grew up at Cherbourg under 'the Act' - Queensland's notoriously repressive legislation that controlled the daily life of Indigenous people.Uncle Noel fought with gloves in boxing rings and tents, and without gloves or rules whenever the harassment and insults of corrupt government and police became intolerable. He also fought to better help his people through legal work and social justice campaigns that are part of the long struggle to triumph over the brutality of racism in contemporary Australia.Uncle Noel Blair and the Jinibara people were legally recognised asΓÇ¿ the Traditional Owners and custodians of their Country in south-east Queensland around Woodford, opening up new pathways to justice and recognition of their culture - a journey from mission to Festival.Uncle Noel's story inspires, and teaches. It is Jinibara truth-telling."-- back cover.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit305.8991509Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement (Qld.)Blair, Noel.Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Queensland--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Queensland--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Queensland--Government relations.Evans, Geoff,contributor.; Woodfordia,publisher
991843731787020619780702269912EPUBColeman, DylanauthorMazin Grace /Dylan Coleman ; introduction by Claire G Coleman.First Nations Classics editionKokatha language C3C3St Lucia, Qld :UQP,20241 online resource.First Nations classicsGrowing up on the Mission isn't easy for clever Grace Oldman. When her classmates tease her for not having a father, she doesn't know what to say. Papa Neddy says her dad is the Lord God in Heaven, but that doesn't help when the Mission kids call her a bastard. As Grace slowly pieces together clues that might lead to answers, she struggles to find a place in a community that rejects her for reasons she doesn't understand. In Mazin Grace, Dylan Coleman fictionalises her mother's childhood at the Koonibba Lutheran Mission in South Australia in the 1940s and '50s. Woven through the narrative are the powerful, rhythmic sounds of Aboriginal English and Kokatha language, Mazin Grace is the inspirational story of a feisty girl who refuses to be told who she is, determined to uncover the truth for herself. (from publisher's website, viewed 27/05/2024)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositColeman, Grace.Australian fiction--21st century.; Aboriginal Australians--Fiction.; Identity (Psychology)--Fiction.; Families--Fiction.; Illegitimate children--Fiction.; Social identity - Mixed descent--AIATSISS; Aboriginal Australians--Missions--South Australia--Koonibba.; Settlement and contacts - Government settlements, reserves.--AIATSISS; Lutheran Church--Missions--South Australia--Koonibba--History.Coleman, Claire G.author of introductionNational edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3337290663ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3337290663-t
991843737750020610727001523McKenzie, Maisie.Mission to Arnhem Land /Maisie McKenzie.Djinang people N941N941Adelaide :Rigby,1976260 pages, 16 unnumbered leaves of plates :illustrations22 cm.Foundation of Methodist Mission on Goulburn Island, Elcho Island, Milingimbi, Croker Island and Yirrkala; mission work at other localities; details of Aboriginal life particularly fighting; Caledon Bay massacres and Japanese fishermen; changes in government policy towards Aboriginal people and missions; conversions of Aboriginal people and service in church.A long-neglected task -- A place of beginnings -- False start at Elcho Island -- Milingimbi -- John Burton's visit -- T.T. Webb faces reality -- Sheppy -- The Goldsmiths at Goulburn -- Arnhem land speaks -- The Caledon Bay murders -- Yirrkala -- Sheppy gets wings -- Trouble with pearlers -- A great man bows out -- Darwin -- Half-castes or outcasts? -- The first exodus -- The second exodus -- Elcho Island again -- The Reverend Len Kentish -- The Fijian missionaries -- The post-war years -- Back to Crocker -- The 1950's: a decade of change -- Language studies -- Caught in the current -- Minjilang, home of the Iwaidja -- Gloulburn Island -- Developments at Milingimbi -- Galiwin'ku (Elcho Island) -- Yirrkala: take my land and you take me -- Maningrida settlement -- Two can walk together -- And then came Tracy.266/.71/94/29/5Milingimbi (Central Arnhem Land NT SD53-02); Croker Island (West Arnhem Land NT SC53-13); Galiwin'ku / Elcho Island (East Arnhem Land NT SC53-15, SD53-03); Goulburn Islands (West Arnhem Land NT SC53-13); Caledon Bay (East Arnhem Land SD53-04); Yirrkala (East Arnhem Land SD53-04); Milingimbi / Junction Bay map areas (Central Arnhem Land NT SD53-02, SC53-14)Arnhem Land (N.T.)--History.Methodist Church of Australasia;Methodist Church of Australasia--Missions.;Methodist Church of Australasia--Missions--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.).Missions--Australia--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Missions--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Methodist Church--Missions--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.).; Methodist Church--Missions.; Aboriginal Australians--Missions--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.).; Aboriginal Australians--Missions.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:252992/ada
9918437398080206134446Landing Echo poem reading by Samuel Wagan Watson.Mununjali people E76; Biri people E56; Mununjali people E76; Biri people E56E76; E56[South Brisbane, Qld.] :[State Library of Queensland][2024].1 online resource (1 video file ( 6 min. 55 sec.) : colour, sound.Digital recording of Samuel Wagan Watson reading his poem, 'Landing Echo', at the State Library of Queensland's first Heritage Talk of 2024, with some translations from the Yugambeh dialect, one of the ancestral languages of the author's Elders. This powerful poem commemorates John Oxley's landing, aiming to include the voices of First Nations people.Brisbane River (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane River (Qld.)--Discovery and explorationOxley, John,1783-1828Explorers--Queensland--Brisbane.; Discoveries in geography--Queensland--Brisbane.; Aboriginal Australians--Poetry; Australian poetry--Aboriginal Australian authors; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation - 1788-1850--AIATSISSmotion pictures (visual works)--AATState Library of Queensland,producerhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1356119fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5586136&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99184373980902061Heritage talk :landing Echo : 200 years since the arrival of John Oxley.Landing Echo :200 years since the arrival of John Oxley.Turrbal people E86E86[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20241 online resource (1 video file (1 hr. 8 min. 47 sec.) : colour, sound)State Library of Queensland presents its first Heritage talk of 2024, and delves into the Colonial Secretary's Correspondence collection to reflect on the 200th anniversary of John Oxley's journey.;The speakers explore consequences of the establishment of the Moreton Bay Penal Colony, the open settlement of Brisbane Town, through to how we live today in Meanjin/Brisbane. The talk includes: renowned poet Samuel Wagan Watson, acclaimed historian Jennifer Harrison, and Curator, Truth Telling at State Library of Queensland, Serene Fernando.Brisbane River (SE Qld SG56-15)Moreton Bay Region (Qld.)--History.Oxley, John,1783-1828.Decolonization--Queensland; Surveying--Queensland--History--19th century.; Australian poetry--Aboriginal Australian authors; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation - 1788-1850--AIATSISS; Explorers--Queensland--Brisbane.Fernando, Serene,speaker.;Watson, Samuel Wagan,1972-speaker;Harrison, Jennifer,speaker; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body,host institution.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1356118fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5586130&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1368932949View all items from this collection
99184374896202061Cooloola Recreation Area :draft resource information document /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Cooloola Recreation Area Resource InformationGubbi Gubbi people E29; Butchulla people E30E29; E30[Brisbane, Queensland] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,May 2024.1 online resource (33 pages) :colour illustrations, maps, charts.The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service's (QPWS) management planning process aligns with the Values-Based Management Framework (VBMF), an adaptive management cycle that incorporates planning, prioritising, doing, monitoring, evaluating and reporting into all areas of our business (Figure 2). Management plans and statements set the strategic management direction, guiding the next tier of planning and the development of thematic strategies, which in turn inform and prioritise our on-ground operations. Resource information is a compendium of park information and a supporting document for management plans and management statements. It contains background information about a park's purpose, values, resources, and legal and administrative framework.(1. Introduction, page [2])A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCoolooa Recreation Area (Qld.); K'Gari / Great Sandy National Park (Qld.)Butchulla Native Title Aboriginal CorporationRecreation areas--Queensland--Cooloola Region--Management.; Recreation areas--Queensland, South East.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--Cooloola Region.; Environmental policy--Queensland--Cooloola Region.Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347631345fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347631345-t
99184374896302061Queensland Parks and Wildlife ServiceauthorCooloola Recreation Area :draft management plan.Draft Cooloola Recreation Area Management PlanGubbi Gubbi people E29; Butchulla people E30E29; E30[Brisbane, Queensland] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,May 2024.1 online resource (53 pages) :colour illustrations, maps, charts.Queensland's parks, forests and reserves are places we want to protect for future enjoyment and wellbeing. What makes these places special are the presence and diversity of natural, cultural, social and economic values. These areas experience natural cycles-they live and breathe-and therefore our management needs to be dynamic too. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Partnerships (QPWS&P), within the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (DESI), applies a contemporary management process that is based on international best practice and targets management towards the most important features of each park: their key values (1.1 Approach to best practice management).A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCoolooa Recreation Area (Qld.); K'Gari / Great Sandy National Park (Qld.)Butchulla Native Title Aboriginal CorporationRecreation areas--Queensland--Cooloola Region--Management.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--Cooloola Region.; Environmental policy--Queensland--Cooloola Region.Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347631711fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347631711-t
99184374896502061Cooloola Recreation Area :summary of recommendations and government response 2024.Sustainable Visitor Capacity Management Study :Cooloola Recreation Area : summary of recommendations and government response 2024.Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Butchulla people E30E29; E30[Brisbane, Queensland] :[Department of Environment, Science and Innovation],20241 online resource (9 pages)Over the next ten years South East Queensland is expected to see a population increase of more than one million people. Balancing this growth and the competing demands for access and use of coastal areas requires careful long-termplanning to balance visitor safety and experiences with the conservation of nature, cultural and social values....To assist in the long-term planning for these areas, Sustainable Visitor Capacity Management (SVCM) studies were commissioned by the Queensland Government. SVCM studies are an important evaluation and planning tool to inform the development of management plans and visitor strategies. The studies aim to balance the community's contemporary uses and future needs and desires with conservation intent, socio-economic benefits and visitor satisfaction and wellbeing. Management plans provide the direction for day to day protected area management to ensure key values are conserved and activities are effectively managed. The studies are based on community consultation and independent observations of visitor usage and recreational trends, and assessments of sustainability of visitor interactions with the natural environment and infrastructure. ... The studies were undertaken by consultants EarthCheck Pty Ltd. The Cooloola study was completed first, followed by Bribie Island and K'gari (Fraser Island). The studies were undertaken sequentially to align with the timeframes for each area's management planning process (progressing in collaboration with each area's Traditional Owners) to ensure findings are considered in the development of the management plans. Undertaking and analysing three planning processes on three high-value areas while post-covid travel was normalising has been a unique opportunity. It has provided valuable insights into the conservation and recreation ethos of hundreds of thousands of community members from the most highly populated area of the state. (Introduction, page 1)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCoolooa Recreation Area (Qld.); K'Gari / Great Sandy National Park (Qld.)Recreation areas--Queensland--Cooloola Region--Management.; Recreation areas--Queensland--Cooloola Region--Planning.; Recreation areas--Queensland, South East.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--Cooloola Region.; Environmental policy--Queensland--Cooloola Region.EarthCheck (Firm),consultants;Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347135286fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347135286-t
99184374896602061K'gari (Fraser Island) Recreation Area :summary of recommendations and government response 2024.Butchulla people E30E30[Brisbane, Queensland] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages).The K'gari SVCM summary and response document aligns the study recommendations and government responses to six key themes: Management capability and partnerships ; Conservation ; Capacity and permitting ; Visitor safety ; Infrastructure ; Visitor experience. These SVCM processes have provided an excellent opportunity to gain insight into the challenges, opportunities and seasonal demands across the three study areas to inform planning and enhancedmanagement. Specifically, the K'gari SVCM study has informed the preliminary draft of the new K'gari (Fraser Island) Section of the Great Sandy National Park Draft Management Plan. Stakeholders and community will have a further opportunity to provide feedback as part of the K'gari (Fraser Island) Section of the Great Sandy National Park Draft Management Plan review during the public consultation period.....This document sets out the actions already completed and further commitments to continue to improve the conservation and management of K'gari. (Introduction, page 1);The Queensland Government commissioned Earthcheck Pty Ltd to undertake Sustainable Visitor Capacity Management (SVCM) studies for and K'gari (Fraser Island), Cooloola, and Bribie Island Recreation Areas. The studies spanned annual and seasonal visitation periods and assessed current site demands and impacts.The studies surveyed user and stakeholder groups to identify values and views about current visitation and sentiment towards visitor management options andpriorities for consideration in the management planning processes. The K'gari study covers the entire recreation area with a focus on the identified areas of 75 Mile Beach, Eli Creek, Lake McKenzie (Boorangoora), Central Station, Maheno, Champagne Pools, Indian Head (Tukkee Wurro) and included: analysis of existing data, including management, enforcement and decision-making structures andsubsequent site visits ; stakeholder engagement with the Butchulla People, community members, business and tourism operators, current permit holders and internal Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (DESI) subject matter experts ; analysis of economic and visitor benefits and environment and community issues. The findings and recommendations from these studies build on many of the current management strategies already in place and provide further direction to helpimprove the long-term future management of these areas including the development of strategies that balance the needs of multiple user groups and First Nations peoples without irreversible negative impacts on the natural, cultural, social environment and quality of visitor experience. (Summary of process, page 2)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositK'gari / Fraser Island (SE Qld SG56-03)K'Gari / Fraser Island (Qld.)--Environmental conditions.; K'gari (Fraser Island) Recreation Area--Government policyRecreation areas--Queensland--K'Gari / Fraser Island--Planning.; National parks and reserves--Queensland, South East.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--K'Gari / Fraser Island--Management.; Natural resources conservation areas--Queensland, South East.; Natural resources conservation areas--Queensland--K'Gari / Fraser Island.; Tourism--Environmental aspects--Queensland--K'Gari / Fraser IslandEarthCheck (Firm),consultants;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347134701fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347134701-t
99184374896702061Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area :summary of recommendations and government response 2024.Sustainable Visitor Capacity Management StudyGubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Queensland] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,20241 online resource (10 pages) :colour illustrations.To assist in the long-term planning for these areas,Sustainable Visitor Capacity Management (SVCM) studies were commissioned by the Queensland Government. The studies are based on community consultation and independent observations of visitor usage and recreational trends, and assessments of sustainability of visitorinteractions with the natural environment and infrastructure.... The studies were undertaken by consultants EarthCheck Pty Ltd. (Introduction, page 1);The Bribie Island SVCM summary and response document aligns the study recommendations and government responses to six key themes: Management capability and partnerships ; Conservation ; Capacity and permitting ; Visitor safety ; Infrastructure ; Visitor experience. (page 2)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBribie Island National Park (Qld.)--Planning.; Bribie Island Recreation Area (Qld.)--Government policy.Recreation areas--Queensland--Bribie Island Region--Planning.; National parks and reserves--Queensland, South East.; National parks and reserves--Queensland--Bribie Island Region--Management.; Natural resources conservation areas--Queensland, South East.; Natural resources conservation areas--Queensland--Bribie Island.; Tourism--Environmental aspects--Queensland--Bribie Island.EarthCheck (Firm),consultants;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347134173fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3347134173-t
991843751809020619.78064E+12Emily Kam Kngwarray /editors, Kelli Cole, Jennifer Green and Hetti Perkins.Anmatyerr people C81; Alyawarr language C14; Kaytetye language C13; Arrernte language C8; Warlpiri language C15; Anmatyerr language C81C81; C14; C13; C8; C15; C81Text in Anmatyerr and English.Parkes, ACT :National Gallery of Australia,December 2023.;©2023.253 pages :chiefly colour illustrations, map, portraits29 cm.A comprehensive and richly illustrated publication celebrating the timeless art of Emily Kam Kngwarray - a pre-eminent Australian artist and one of the most significant painters of the 20th century. An Anmatyerr woman from Central Australia, Kngwarray devoted the last decades of her life to new artistic pursuits, creating works that encapsulate the experience and authority she gained throughout an extraordinary life. This book offers new insights into Emily Kam Kngwarray's life and work, featuring original research and reflections from the artist's community, curators and academics. Generously illustrated, the publication brings together Kngwarray's most significant works, from early vibrant batiks to her later monumental paintings on canvas. It includes archival images, many of which have never been published, and a visual record of community consultations and visits to Kngwarray's Country. 'Emily Kam Kngwarray' is published alongside a major retrospective exhibition of her work at the National Gallery of Australia.Catalogue of works --List of works --Further reading -- /The Hon Anthony Albanese MP -- /Ryan Stokes AO and Dr Nick Mitzevich -- /Kelli Cole, Jennifer Green and Hetti Perkins -- /Hetti Perkins and Kelli Cole -- /Stephen Gilchrist -- /Hetti Perkins and Kelli Cole -- /Judy Kngwarray Greenie, Jedda Kngwarray Purvis, Jennifer Kngwarray Purvis, Josie Petyarr Kunoth, Barbara Kngwarray Long, Margaret Kngwarray Long, Jean Kngwarray Long, Melissa Kngwarray Long, Patsy Kemarr Long and Sophia Lunn -- /Brenda Thornley -- /Chrischona Schmidt -- /Jennifer Green -- /Dylan River.Prime Minister's forewordChair and Director's forewordIntroductionThe life and legacy of Emily Kam Kngwarray'I am Kam'lanterna magica: the art of Emily Kam KngwarrayMer anwekakerrenh iteth anetyel: our Country is aliveMap: Sandover region homeland communities and surrounding pastoral leasesSelected timelineGlossaryAcknowledgements --Alhalker Country photo essay.759.994Utopia (South Central NT SF53-10); Alhalkere (South Central NT SF53-10); Arlparra (South Central NT SF53-10)Kngwarray, Emily Kam,approximately 1910-1996.--Works--Selections.;Kngwarray, Emily Kam,approximately 1910-1996--Exhibitions.National Gallery of Australia--Exhibitions.Batik--Australia--20th century--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--20th century--Exhibitions.; Art, Australian--20th century--Exhibitions.; Women artists, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Painting, Aboriginal Australian--20th century--Exhibitions.; Art - Exhibitions.--aiatsiss; Art - Painting - Acrylic.--aiatsiss; Art - Textiles - Batik.--aiatsiss; Art - Artists - Women.--aiatsissExhibition catalogs.--lcgftCole, Kelli,editor,curator.;Perkins, Hetti,1965-editor,curator.;Green, Jennifer,1954-author,editor.;Gilchrist, Stephen,author.;Thornley, Brenda,cartographer.;River, Dylan,artist.; National Gallery of Australia,host institution,issuing body.
99184379078802061Christison, Mary,1844-1922,photographerMan standing in a clearing in the vicinity of Lammermoor StationYirandali people L42L42[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20091 digital image :TIFFThe unidentified man in the photograph is possibly a Dalleburra man and likely working at Lammermoor Station.Lammermoor (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; cooks--APT; farm workers--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/186860fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5005315&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/846920144View all images from this collection
99184379078902061Christison, Mary, 1844-1922, photographerCook at Lammermoor Station carrying a large potYirandali people L42L42[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20091 digital image :TIFFLammermoor (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/472646fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5005306&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/846920144View all images from this collection
99184379079002061Christison, Mary, 1844-1922, photographerGroup portrait of members of the Dalleburra people living at Lammermoor StationYirandali people L42L42[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20091 digital image :TIFFThe photograph is of three men and three women who are likely members of the Dalleburra tribe. The image includes Woonggo (Mickey), the head-man, ko-bee-berry, of the section Woongo of the Dalleburra tribe, wearing a breast plate, and his wife Nowun-Junger (Mary). They are pictured seating or standing in front small triangular buildings made of corrugated material.Lammermoor (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/472644fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5005297&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/846920141View all images from this collection
99184379079102061Christison, Mary,1844-1922,photographerPortrait of Woonggo (Mickey) head man of the section Woongo of the Dalleburra people.Yirandali people L42L42[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20091 digital image :TIFFWoonggo (Mickey). The head-man, ko-bee-berry, of the section Woongo of the Dalleburra tribe. He is wearing a breast plate inscribed 'Mickey Woongo Narkool Dalleburra'Lammermoor (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/472642fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5005288&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/846920141View all images from this collection
99184379079202061Christison, Mary,1844-1922,photographerGroup portrait of residents and workers on Lammermoor StationYirandali people L42L42[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20091 digital image :TIFFThe photograph includes people of the Dalleburra tribe, workers on Lammermoor station and possibly members of the Christison Family.Lammermoor (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; farm workers--APT; stockmen--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/472951fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5005276&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/846920141View all images from this collection
99184379079302061Christison, Mary,1844-1922,photographerGroup portrait of Dalleburra and Munggoobra people, taken in the vicinity of Lammermoor Station, 1908Yirandali people L42L42[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20141 digital image :TIFFGroup photograph of Dalleburra and Munggoobra people, taken in the vicinity of Lammermoor Station. Of the men dressed for celebration, the central figure standing is wearing a breast plate.Lammermoor (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APThttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/472923fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5005246&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991843790795020619780702269622PDFMoney, JazzMark the dawn /Jazz Money.Wiradjuri people D10D10St Lucia, Qld. :University of Queensland Press,20241 online resource (xvi, 93 pages)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAustralian poetry--21st century.; Aboriginal Poetry.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3354204849ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3354204849-t
991843794810020619780987516756hardback.Baisden, Faith,author,illustrator.Yugambeh Jagun :a walk through Yugambeh Country /written and illustrated by Faith Baisden.Yugambeh language E17E17[Cleveland, Queensland] :Binabar Books,[2024];©202448 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations19 cm.Artist and writer Faith Baisden, whose family are Kombumerri and Mununjali from the Yugambeh language group, takes us for a walk on her Country. Faith introduces readers to the Yugambeh names for the local flora and fauna, and reflects on the subjects she has drawn and painted. Yugambeh Jagun country includes the Scenic Rim, the Gold Coast, Tamborine Mountain and the lands that surround it.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit499.15Australian languages--Queensland, South East.; Yugambeh dialect.; Language - Vocabulary - Animal names.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Plant names.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Plant names.--aiatsiss
99184381380502061Somewhat eternal /Justine Youssef.Dharug / Darug people S64; Wiradjuri people D10S64; D10[Adelaide] :;[Brisbane] :;[Sydney] :Adelaide Contemporary Experimental ;;Institute of Modern Art ;;UTS Gallery & Art Collection,[2024].51 pages :colour illustrations28 cm."Three commissioned texts reflect on the solidarities and postcolonial discourse Youssef's practice engages with. Latoya Rule-a Wiradjuri/Te Ātiawa, takatāpu/queer writer, poet, and campaigner-writes of solidarity between Aboriginal, Lebanese, and Palestinian communities in Australia. Filmmaker and writer Chi Tran considers Youssef's metaphysical connections to the world as a form of resistance against colonial regimes. Mykaela Saunders-a Koori/Goori and Lebanese writer and editor, teacher, and researcher-bridges the distances implicit in Youssef's inheritances." -- Publisher's website.Learning from the Problem /Stella Rose McDonald, Tulleah Pearce, and Patrice Sharkey --As Above, So Below: On Enchantivism, R'sasa and the Reconstruction of Memory /Chi Tran--Lebanese Rite on Dharug Land /Mykaela Saunders --Letter to Rose N. /Latoya Aroha Rule.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit709.94Lebanon.; Palestine.Youssef, Justine1992---Exhibitions.Art, Australian--21st century--Exhibitions.; Culture - Relationship to land.--aiatsissExhibition catalogs.--lcgftAdelaide Contemporary Experimental,host institution,issuing body.;Institute of Modern Art (Brisbane, Qld.),host institution,issuing body.;UTS Gallery (Sydney, N.S.W.),host institution,issuing body.
99184388776902061064616581XThe Badtjala people :a cultural and environmental interpretation of Fraser Island, a unique land and seascape to which we belong.Butchulla language E30; Butchulla people E30E30Hervey Bay :Thoorgine Educational and Culture Centre Aboriginal Corporation,[1994]24 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits30 cm994.32K'gari / Fraser Island (SE Qld SG56-03); Hervey Bay (SE Qld SG56-02, SG56-06)Hervey Bay (Qld.); K'Gari / Fraser Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Fraser Island.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Hervey Bay.Foley, Shawn,editor.; Thoorgine Educational and Culture Centre Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body.
991843887778020619781925040135paperbackThe Duyfken :unveiling of the first contact memorial at Mapoon, Queensland.Second edition.Tjungundji people Y14; Wik Ngatharr people Y51; Tjungundji people Y14; Wik Ngatharr people Y51Y14; Y51Yarralumla, ACT, Australia :Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Canberra,2015.;©2013.72 pages :colour illustrations, maps, colour portraits21 cm.919.4041Cape Keerweer (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07); Mapoon (Qld NW Cape York SC54-15, SD54-03)Australia--Discovery and exploration--Dutch.; Queensland--Discovery and exploration--Dutch.; Australia--Anniversaries, etc.; Indian Ocean Region--Discovery and exploration--Dutch.; Mapoon (Qld.)--History.Duyfken (Ship)--Travel--Australia.;Duyfken (Ship)--Anniversaries, etc.Sailing ships--Netherlands--History.; Politics and Government - National symbols and events - Memorials and commemorations.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Dutch.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Explorers.--aiatsiss; Memorials--Queensland--Mapoon.Guivarra, Peter,writer of preface.;Ruigrok, Annemiecke,writer of foreword.; Netherlands.Ambassade (Australia),issuing body.;Mapoon (Qld. : Shire).Council.
991843887804020619781922361790paperbackGoddard, Angela,author.r e a :NATIVE /authors, Angela Goddard, Franchesca Herbert-Spence, Anne Marsh.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23; Wayilwan people D20; Birrbay people E3D23; D20; E3South Bank, Queensland :Griffith University Art Museum,202447 pages24 cm."Accompanying our exhibition r e a: NATIVE (6 June - 3 August 2024) GUAM is delighted to present the first monograph on r e a's three-decade career as an artist and researcher, with newly commissioned essays." -- Publisher's website.Introduction: r e a : NATIVE /Angela Goddard --r e a: belonging and becoming /Anne Marsh --(r e a)ch out: worldling stories with our bodies, our truths /Franchesca Hebert-Spence --Biography --List of Works.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit709.94r e a,1962---Exhibitions.International Symposium on Electronic Art--(29th : {dollar}d 2024 :--Brisbane (Qld)Art, Australian--21st century--Exhibitions.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--21st century--Exhibitions.; Installations (Art)--Australia--Exhibitions.; New media art.; Identity (Philosophical concept) in art.; Art - Digital media and technology.--aiatsissExhibition catalogs.--lcgftr e a,1962-artist.;Marsh, Anne,1956-author.;Herbert-Spence, Franchesca,author.; Griffith University Art Museum,host institution,issuing body.
991843900280020619781922437181EPUBWaanyi and Garawa Land Use Plan :Background Information for Identifying and Evaluating Opportunities for Economic Development on Indigenous Lands.Garrwa people N155; Waanyi people G23N155; G23[Aitkenvale, Qld.] :Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia,20241 online resourceLand Use Plans (LUPs) translate the broad view of agricultural and other land use potential into the social, cultural and economic realities of specific sites. They are not exhaustive nor definitive compilations of land use potential and interests but rather and expression of complex rights, needs and interests contextualising serious commitment to economic and community independence. -- Summary.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWaanyi Garawa / Nicholson River (North NT Barkly Tablelands SE53-08)Land use--Carpentaria, Gulf of, Region (N.T. and Qld.)North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance Ltd,issuing body.;Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia,commissioning body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3388726125fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3388726125-t
991843910281020619780733647963 (pbk.);0733647960 (pbk.)Simpson, Nardi,author.The belburd /Nardi Simpson.BellbirdYuwaalaraay people D27D27Sydney, NSW :Hachette Australia,2024310 pages24 cm.From the award-winning author of Song of the Crocodile comes a lyrical and masterfully woven novel about women, creation, belonging and the precious fragility of a life.'Mothers are experts at overflow . . . You may forget the words or kisses or gifts they give but that doesn't mean they didn't happen . . . We don't need to remember all the love poured into us. We need to be thankful that it makes us. When it comes to love, it's all about being. Not remembering so much.'Ginny Dilboong is a young poet, fierce and deadly. She's making sense of the world and her place in it, grappling with love, family and the spaces in which to create her art. Like powerful women before her, Ginny hugs the edges of waterways, and though she is a daughter of Country, the place that shapes her is not hers. Determined and brave, Ginny seeks to protect the truth of others while learning her own. The question is how?And, all the while, others are watching. Some old, some new. They are the sound of the belburd as it echoes through the world; the sound of cars and trucks and trains. They are in trees and paper and the shape of ideas. They are the builder and the built. Everything, even Ginny, is because of them.The Belburd is a powerful story that shows us we are all connected from before we began to long after we begin again.A823.4Australia--Race relations--Fiction.; Australia--Fiction.Australian fiction.; Women--Fiction.; Families--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Fiction.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Fiction.; Women poets, Australian--Fiction.; Mythology, Aboriginal Australian--Fiction.; Belonging (Social psychology)--Fiction.; Young women--Social conditions--Australia--Fiction.; Culture - Relationship to place--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Authors - Poetry.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsissSocial problem fiction.--lcgft;Magic realist fiction.--lcgft
99184391075402061Canyon Resources Reserveresource information 2024 /Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.Agwamin people Y132Y132[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,June 2024.1 online resource.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNational parks and reserves--Queensland--Management; Land tenure--Canyon Resources Reserve (Qld.).Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.;Queensland.Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3394940221fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3394940221-t
99184391076102061Rungulla National Park, incorporates: Rungulla Resources Reserveresource information 2024 /prepared by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment and Science.Rungulla National Park, resource information 2024.Agwamin people Y132Y132[Brisbane, Qld.] :Department of Environment, Science and Innovation,June 2024.;© 20241 online resource(16 pages):colour illustrations, maps.Rungulla National Park is situated in north-western Queensland, approximately 75 kilometres south-west of Forsayth. The park contains spectacular rugged sandstone country. It is dissected by the Gilbert River, a major Gulf Plains watercourse, and straddles two bioregions.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositRungulla National Park (Qld.); Rungulla Resources Reserve (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--Management; Natural resources management areas--Queensland.; Ewamian (Australian people)--Land tenure.Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3394871667fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3394871667-t
991843912780020619781922507488 (paperback)Tucker, Margaret,1904-1996,author.If everyone cared enough :her voice reclaimed /Margaret Tucker MBE.If everyone cared enoughYorta Yorta people D2; Wiradjuri people D10D2; D10Canberra, ACT :National Library of Australia Publishing,[2024];©2024.xxii, 216 pages :illustrations, facsimiles, portraits24 cm.Margaret Tucker MBE (affectionately known as Aunty Marge) was a significant Aboriginal activist and one of the first Aboriginal women to publish for mainstream audiences. Aunty Marge's 1977 If Everyone Cared was a landmark publication. In that first edition, her tone and draft content were significantly altered to placate white readers who were substantially unfamiliar with Aboriginal cultures and ignorant about the outcomes of settler invasion from a First Nations perspective. Drawing on the handwritten manuscript held in the collections of the National Library of Australia, If Everyone Really Cared reclaims Aunty Marge's original words. Her autobiography begins with happy early memories-swimming and fishing, listening and learning-and then follows the story after the abrupt end to her childhood when she was sent to the Cootamundra Domestic Training Home for Aboriginal Girls. This nationally important title shares the story of a brave, dedicated woman and her perseverance through a life of hardship towards the achievement of recognition for herself and her people.305.899/15092Southwest New South Wales (SW NSW SI54, SI55); Cummeragunja (SW NSW SJ55-01); Cootamundra (SW NSW SI55-11)Tucker, Margaret,1904-1996.Aboriginal Australians--Australia{dollar}v Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--New South Wales--Biography.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Biography.; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations.--aiatsiss; Child welfare - Children's homes.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missions.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Domestic servants.--aiatsissAutobiographies.--lcgft
99184392879502061Tony Albert digital stories and oral history :James C Sourris AM Collection of Artist Interviews 2024-2025.Girramay people Y127; Kuku Yalanji people Y78; Yidindji people Y117Y127; Y78; Y117[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland[2024].1 online resource (3 video files, 3 text files).Digital story, extended digital story and oral history interviews with artist Dr. Tony Albert wherein he talks about his life and art. The interviewer was Daniel Browning, ABC journalist, radio broadcaster and editor of Indigenous Radio. The interviews were filmed at Tony's studio in Cashmere, South East Queensland, on 17 December 2024.;Dr. Tony Albert was born in Townsville and belongs to the Girramay, Yidindji and Kuku Yalanji language groups. Tony moved around a lot with his family when he was a young child owing to his father's employment in the army, but by primary school was settled with his family in Brisbane. Tony and his sister Tina were the only Aboriginal Australian children at school. In senior high school, Tony attended art school 1 day/week as part of his schooling, here finding his love of art, and sought out a Gordon Bennett exhibition, which introduced him to contemporary art. Tony also talks about growing up in conservative Brisbane in the 1980s - 1990s. Following high school Tony completed a Bachelor of Visual Art (majoring in contemporary Australian Indigenous art) at Q.C.A., Griffith University. This introduced him to the art and commercial gallery scene, and allowed him to engage with artists such as Richard Bell, Vernon Ah Kee, Gordon Hookey and Judy Watson. Tony undertook a traineeship at Queensland Art Gallery working on their 'Story Place' exhibition, held in 2003. Tony is an obsessive collector of images of Aboriginal people, on all sorts of mediums. Beginning in primary school, his collection now totals tens of thousands of items. Over time, parts of this collection have featured in his art. Tony talks about his collection, its use in his art practice and the influence of artist and collector Destiny Deacon. In 2014, Tony won both the Basil Sellers Art Prize and the Telstra [National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander] Art Award. Tony broadly discusses his art practice, including his exhibition 'Forbidden Fruit', held in 2023. Tony is currently a curatorial fellow for the Biennale of Sydney and curator of the National Indigenous Art Triennial.Dr. Tony Albert digital story(6 min. 37 sec.) --Dr. Tony Albert extended digital story(32 min. 18 sec.) --Dr. Tony Albert oral history(1 hr. 31 min. 48 sec.).Albert, Tony,1981---Interviews.Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Interviews.; Kuku-Yalanji (Australian people)Interviews.--lcgft;Oral histories.--lcgftYeh, Shih-Yin Judy,director,film producer.;Browning, Daniel,interviewer; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL6034318&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/research-collections/art-and-design/australian-library-art/james-c-sourris-am-collectionSee all James C. Sourris AM Collection of Artist Interviews 2024-2025.;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1660622644View all items in this collection;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1472398fulltextView the digital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1472399fulltextView the extended digital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1472400fulltextView the oral history
9918439297730206134526Stewart, Jack,intervieweeInterviews with Nellie and Jack Stewart about Dulgubarra Yidinyji language vocabulariesYidindji people Y117; Yidinj language Y117Y11720155 interviewsFive audio recordings of First Nations elders Nellie and Jack Stewart, who are interviewed about their knowledge of Dulgubarra Yidinyji vocabulary words by Dr. Robert Dixon. Topics for the five recordings include: animals, birds, plants, Country, weather, bodies, tools and trapping.;The interviewer asks Jack Stewart for his language words on various themes such as land animals, aquatic animals, insects, birds, trees, plants, geography, astronomy and ocean-related words, people, families and roles/titles, weather, tools and implements. Jack gives names for native as well as introduced animals, and sometimes mentions when something is a traditional food. Nellie Stewart, speaking quietly in the background, contributes as well.Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)Australian languages--Queensland--Vocabulary--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Australian languages--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.interviews--aatStewart, Nellie,ca. 1935-interviewee;Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-,interviewerhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/AudioBD/00001311235fulltextListen to the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL6041275&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991834558081020611-921313-24-2Mathews, R. H.(Robert Hamilton),1841-1918,author.Culture in translation : the anthropological legacy of R. H. MathewsGundungurra / Gandangara people S60; Bundjalung people E12; Wayilwan language D20; Kurnu language D25; Kurnu people D25; Bidawal people S49; Gubbi Gubbi people E29S60; E12; D20; D25; S49; E29English[Place of publication not identified]ANU E Press2007Aboriginal history monograph series Culture in translation."Almost 90 years on from his death, this is the first book-length collection of the writings of Robert Hamilton Mathews. It has been a long wait for the Australian-born surveyor who began his career as an anthropologist at the age of 52 with the 1893 publication of a brief paper on New South Wales rock art. Apart from a few short booklets, Mathews' book of 1905, Ethnological Notes on the Aboriginal Tribes of New South Wales and Victoria, was his only work of anthropology to be published as a freestanding volume. A reprint of a long article published the previous year, it was a modest tome in that age of doorstopper monographs - 'little more than a pamphlet' according to Mathews' friend, the British folklorist E. S. Hartland. There was certainly an expectation that a writer so prolific as Mathews would disseminate his work in a substantial book. As Arnold van Gennep, the Parisian anthropologist, pointed out to him, 'your publications are for the most part overlooked because they are scattered amongst a mass of periodicals and it is a very difficult matter to have them all at one time in hand....'. Van Gennep recommended that Mathews immediately arrange for their 'publication in 2 or 3 volumes' - advice endorsed by Hartland who was enlisted to work with Mathews ornithologist son Gregory, then living in England, to place a manuscript with a London publisher (see Correspondence, this volume). But these efforts were unsuccessful and R. H. Mathews died in 1918 without ever publishing his magnum opus." -- Provided by publisher.305.800994Mortlake / Mount Shadwell (W Vic SJ54-12); Mount Coolangatta (NSW S Coast SI56-09)Australia--Social life and customs.Mathews, R. H.(Robert Hamilton),1841-1918.Ethnologists--Social life and customs--Australia--Biography.; Ethnology--Languages--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians.; Anthropology - Theory and criticism.--aiatsiss; Ceremonies - Secret / sacred.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship - Systems.--aiatsiss; Art - Rock art.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs.--aiatsiss; Initiation - Subincision.--aiatsiss; Initiation.--aiatsissThomas, Martin(Martin Edward),1964-,contributor.
991834558166020619781921862960;1921862963Cahir, Fred,1963-author.Black gold :Aboriginal people on the goldfields of Victoria, 1850-1870 /Fred Cahir.Wadawurrung people S29; Boonwurrung people S35; Dja Dja Wurrung people S311; Wergaia people S17S29; S35; S311; S17EnglishCanberra, Australia :Australian National University,2012.;©20121 online resource (viii, 152 pages) :illustrations; digital, PDF file(s).Aboriginal History Monograph ;volume 25.Fred Cahir tells the story about the magnitude of Aboriginal involvement on the Victorian goldfields in the middle of the nineteenth century. The first history of Aboriginal-white interaction on the Victorian goldfields, Black Gold offers new insights on one of the great epochs in Australian and world history-the gold story.In vivid detail it describes how Aboriginal people often figured significantly in the search for gold and documents the devastating social impact of gold mining on Victorian Aboriginal communities. It reveals the complexity of their involvement from passive presence, to active discovery, to shunning the goldfields.This detailed examination of Aboriginal people on the goldfields of Victoria provides striking evidence which demonstrates that Aboriginal people participated in gold mining and interacted with non-Aboriginal people in a range of hitherto neglected ways.Running through this book are themes of Aboriginal empowerment, identity, integration, resistance, social disruption and communication.Preliminary --Preface and acknowledgements --Introduction --1. Aboriginal people and mining --2. Discoverers and fossickers --3. Guiding --4. Trackers and Native Police --Illustrations --5. Trade, commerce and the service sector --6. Co-habitation --7. Off the goldfields --8. Social and environmental change --9. Governments and missions --Conclusion --Select bibliography --Index.994.5Mount William (W Vic SJ54-08); Ballarat map area (W Vic SJ54-08); Franklinford / Mount Franklin (Vic SJ55-05)Gold mines and mining--Australia--Victoria--1851-1891.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Victoria--History--19th century.; Mining industry - Gold.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Miners.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Domestic servants.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Pastoral industry workers.--aiatsiss; Trade and exchange.--aiatsiss; Government policy - Initial period and protectionism - 1851-1900.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Chinese.--aiatsiss; Law enforcement - Police - Native police.--aiatsiss; Substance use - Alcohol.--aiatsiss; Health status - Environmental health.--aiatsiss; Gender relations.--aiatsiss; Race relations.--aiatsiss; Dance - Ceremonial.--aiatsiss; Dance - Recreational - Corroboree.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missionaries.--aiatsiss; Costume and clothing - Cloaks and coats - Possum.--aiatsiss
991834558202020619781921862120;1921862122Fels, Marie Hansen,author.'I succeeded once' :the Aboriginal Protectorate on the Mornington Peninsula, 1839-1840 /Marie Hansen Fels.Boonwurrung people S35; Kurnai people S68S35; S68EnglishCanberra, Australia :ANU Press,[2011];©20111 online resource (444 pages) :illustrations; digital, PDF file(s).Aboriginal history monographs ;22In 'I Succeeded Once' - The Aboriginal Protectorate on the Mornington Peninsula, 1839-1840, Marie Fels makes the work of William Thomas accessible to anthropologists, archaeologists, historians and the descendants of the Aboriginal people he wrote about. More importantly, people who live, work, study, holiday or just have a general interest in the area from Melbourne to Point Nepean can learn about the original inhabitants who walked the land before it was cleared for agriculture and urban development. Of course, development of the Mornington Peninsula is ongoing and this book will help those involved in development or the management of Aboriginal cultural heritage to identify, document and protect Aboriginal places that may not be identifiable through archaeological investigations alone. Marie Fels supplements Thomas's writings with other contemporary accounts and her exhaustive historical research sheds new light on critical events and the significant places of the Boon Wurrung people. Of particular importance is the critical review of information about the kidnapping of Boon Wurrung people from the Mornington Peninsula. Winner of the Best Community Research, Register, Records at the Community History Awards by the Royal Historical Society of Victoria and the Public Record Office of Victoria in 2011.994.5004992Mornington Peninsula (Vic SJ55-09); Port Phillip / Western Port area (Vic SJ55); Gippsland / Eastern Victoria (E Vic SJ55)Mornington Peninsula (Vic.)--History.Thomas, William,1791-1867.Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Mornington Peninsula (Vic.).; Ceremonies - Cannibalism.--aiatsiss; Feuds and warfare.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Violent - Massacres, murders, poisonings etc. - To 1900.--aiatsiss; Trade and exchange.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Manufacturing.--aiatsiss; Material culture - Fur and skin objects and decorations.--aiatsiss
991834625172020610727200380;9780727200389 (paperback)Ephesians Philippians I Peter :Wik-Munkan.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57DarwinWycliffe Bible Translators Australian Aborigines Branch,1980100 pages :illustrations26 cm.227.92Wik-Mungkan languageBible.--Ephesians;Bible.--Philippians;Bible.--Peter, 1stKilham, Christine,translator.; Wycliffe Bible Translators.Australian Aborigines Branch,issuing body.;Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch,illustrator.
99183465017502061Barkar Mir /Murray Island State School.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3English and Mer language[Murray Island, Qld.] :Murray Island State Schoolvolumes :illustrations30 cm.994.38Murray Island (Qld.)--PeriodicalsMurray Island State School--PeriodicalsPrimary schools--Queensland--Murray Island--Periodicals; Schools--Queensland--Murray Island--Periodicals
99183465412502061Pootchemunka, Jenniferauthor.In Wik Kath, Minh Wukantama =a story about flying foxes /Jennifer Pootchemunka. ; illustrated by Henry Matty; translated by Christobel Woolla.Minh wukantama;Story about flying foxes.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.[Brisbane?] :Jennifer Pootchemunka,[19uu]20 pages :illustrations21 cm.499.15Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Folklore.Readers (Primary); Flying foxes--Folklore; Wik-Mungkan language--Readers.Matty, Henry,illustrator.;Woolla, Christobeltranslator.
99183469016902061Paul's letter to the Galatians :in Kuuk Thaayorre [spoken at] Pormpuraaw, Edward River, [North Queensland]Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Text in Kuuk Thaayorre[Queensland] :[publisher not identified]198525 pages21 cm.227.4Bible--Galatians
99183469020002061Junkurrji, JarbaKuku-Yalanji workbook /Jarba Junkurrjiuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Mossman, [Queensland] :Mossman State High School.50 pages :illustrations29 cm.499.15Australian languages--Queensland--Mossman.; Kuku-Yalanji language--Study and teaching (Secondary)--Activity programs.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Study and teaching (Secondary)--Activity programs.Mossman State High School,issuing body.
99183469616802061Day, Ron,1953-author.Geigiba mir nagegei :Meriam Mir /Ron Day.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3Text in Meriam Mir language.[Batchelor, NT] :[Darwin Community College, School of Australian Linguistics],198312 unnumbered pages :illustrations18 x 23 cm.499.15Meriam Mir language--Readers.
99183469617402061Wai mer, keriba apu =O Mer, our mother /by Ron Day [et al.]Meriam Mir language Y3Y3Batchelor, N.T. :School of Australian Linguistics,19821 volume with 4 unnumbered pages :30 cm.398.2Tales--Queensland--Torres Strait IslandsDay, Ron,1953-author.
991834696175020610727200402 :price unknownWik inangan nil Jesus.an thaw ngampar :Matthew 5-7.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Darwin, NT :Wycliffe Bible Translators, Australian Aborigines Branch,1980.;©1980.33 pages :illustrations26 cm.226/.2059915Wik-Mungkan language--TextsBible stories, Wik-MungkanWycliffe Bible Translators.Australian Aborigines Branch.
99183469617602061072720033XNgamp ngangk minangam ilyamp thant pam wanch. antan a! =1 Corinthians 13.1 Corinthians 13Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Darwin, NT :Wycliffe Bible Translators,19808 p. :ill.20 cm.Translation of 1 Corinthians 13 into Wik-Mungkan.227/.2059915Aurukun map area (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07)Wycliffe Bible Translators
99183471111902061From the book The bus that stopped :(Happy Venture Library, 1971) /translated into Kalaw Kawaw Ya by Makie Kabai.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Text in Kalaw Kawaw Ya language.Batchelor, N.T. :School of Australian Linguistics,June 1986.23 leaves :illustrations22 x 30 cm.499.15Kalaw Kawaw Ya language--Readers.Kabai, Makie,translator.; Batchelor College.School of Australian Linguistics,issuing body.
99183476219202061Whop, Patrickauthor.Puy urab a apu a kaazi /P. Wop.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2; Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y2; Y1Text in Kala Kawaw Ya language.Batchelor, NT :School of Australian Linguistics,19868 pages :illustrations22 x 30 cm.499.15Kala Lagaw Ya language--Readers.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.
99183476420302061Kusa Kap :support material package.Text in Kala Kawaw Ya, Meriam Mir, and EnglishCairns, Qld. :Priority Country Area Program,1990-1995pages 7-25 (loose) ; pages 6-26 (some laminated). :illustrations30 cm. +3 audiocassettes.Standard English text -- Story written in Kala Kawaw Ya and Meriam Mir -- Black and white illustrations --Colour illustrations.;Audio cassettes : Radio Torres Strait : 2 hours of broadcasing redcorded on 16 Sept. and 22 Sept. 1994 -- An interview with Mrs Flo Kennedy O.A.M-- Kusa Kap - a traditional story from Dauan Island, told in Kala Kawaw Ya (Side A) and Meriam Mir (Side B) / Catholic Education Office, Cairns, 1995394.2089915Dauan / Cornwallis Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Queensland--Dauan Island.; Australian languages--Study and teaching (Early childhood); Children's stories, Australian--Queensland--Dauan Island; Dugong--FolkloreRadio Torres Strait,contributor;Catholic Education Office (Cairns, Qld.),contributor
99183476516502061Dhaypaw uruyl-malu uruyl=Creatures of the land and sea : Ina nabi thusi thabi mabaygaw aymoeyzingaCreatures of the land and seaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Batchelor, N.T.School of Australian Linguistics, Darwin Community College,198021 unnumbered pages :illustrations30 cm.499.15Kala Lagaw Ya language--Readers.; Marine animals--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.--Dictionaries.; Animals--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.--Dicitonaries
9918347652020206131103Photographs of Davenport Downs Station, Carnarvon Station and King Peter of TchanningBidjara / Bidyara people E37; Garaynbal people E38; Wadjigu people E39E37; E38; E395 black and white photographs, each 13.5 x 9 cmFive black and white postcard prints including two photographs of Davenport Downs Station, described as the 'kitchen' and 'butcher's chop'; one photograph of Joe Ryan on horseback at Carnarvon Station; and two photographs featuring King Peter of Tchanning (now spelt Channing, in Central Queensland). In both images he is wearing his 'King Peter' breastplate. In one these he is pictured with an unidentified Aboriginal woman.Carnarvon (Qld. : Station); Davenport Downs (Qld. : Station)Channing, Peter--PhotographsAboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australian stockmen--Queensland--Photographs.photographic postcards--aat;black-and-white photographs--aat
991834768194020610647130505 (paperback)Minar Poelayzimayl.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Canberra :The Bible Society in Australia,1993.;©1993.610 pages :illustrations, maps22 cm.220.5/9915Kala Lagaw language--Texts.Bible Society in Australia
991834803691020619781760460334;1760460338Ganter, Elizabeth,author.Reluctant representatives :Blackfella bureaucrats speak in Australia's North /Elizabeth Ganter.Rembarrnga people N73N73EnglishActon, Australian Capital Territory :Australian National University Press,2016.;©20161 online resource (232 pages) :illustrations, tables.CAEPR Research Monograph Series'How can you make decisions about Aboriginal people when you can't even talk to the people you've got here that are blackfellas?' So 'Sarah', a senior Aboriginal public servant, imagines a conversation with the Northern Territory Public Service. Her question suggests tensions for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who have accepted the long-standing invitation to join the ranks of the public service. Reluctant Representatives gives us a rare glimpse into the working world of the individuals behind the Indigenous public sector employment statistics. This empathetic expose of the challenges of representative bureaucracy draws on interviews with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians who have tried making it work. Through Ganter's engaging narration, we learn that the mere presence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in the public service is not enough. If bureaucracies are to represent the communities they serve, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander public servants need to be heard and need to know their people are heard.23Australia--Politics and government--Citizen participation.Aboriginal Australians--Government relations.; Occupations - Public servants.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Indigenous representative bodies.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Public Servants - Local government employees.--aiatsiss; Community organisations - Civil rights and citizenship.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Civil rights and citizenship.--aiatsiss; Social identity.--aiatsiss
99183480369902061Amery, Rob,1954-author.Warraparna Kaurna! :reclaiming an Australian language /by Rob Amery.Kaurna language L3L3Adelaide :The University of Adelaide Press,20161 online resource (xxxiii, 350 pages) :digital, PDF file(s).Open Access e-Books;Knowledge UnlatchedThis book tells the story of the renaissance of the Kaurna language, the language of Adelaide and the Adelaide Plains in South Australia, principally over the earliest period up until 2000, but with a summary and brief discussion of developments from 2000 until 2016. It chronicles and analyses the efforts of the Nunga community, and interested others, to reclaim and relearn a linguistic heritage on the basis of mid-nineteenth-century materials.1. Locating the study -- 2. Language reclamation -- 3. An ecological approach to language revival -- 4. A sociolinguistics history of Kaurna -- 5. Kaurna sources -- 6. Restoring and transforming the Kaurna language -- 7. Kaurna language programs -- 8. Kaurna in society -- 9. Kaurna language revival : the formulaic method -- 10. Sociopolitical dimensions of Kaurna language revival -- 11. Into the twenty-first century : developments since 2000 -- 12. Summary and conclusions.499.15Kaurna language.; Kaurna (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Australia--South Australia--Languages.; Australian languages--Australia--South Australia.; Language - Maintenance.--aiatsiss; Education - Language - Indigenous languages.--aiatsissUniversity of Adelaide Press,issuing body.
991834803720020619781922064592(ebook);9781922064561(paperback)Clendon, Mark,author.Worrorra :a language of the north-west Kimberley coast /Mark Clendon.Worrorra language K17; Worrorra people K17; Worrorra people K17; Worrorra language K17K17; K17; K17EnglishAdelaide :The University of Adelaide Press,20141 online resource (xix, 494 pages) :digital, PDF file(s).Worrorra is a highly polysynthetic language, characterised by overarching concord and a high degree of morphological fusion. Verbal semantics involve a voicing opposition and an extensive system of evidentiality-marking. Worrorra has elaborate systems of pragmatic reference, a derivational morphology that projects agreement-class concord across most lexical categories and complex predicates that incorporate one verb within another. Nouns are distributed among five genders, the intensional properties of which define dynamic oppositions between men and women on the one hand, and earth and sky on the other.Contents summary -- Introduction: Patsy Lulpunda, Amy Peters and Daisy Utemorrah; Geography; Worrorra society; History; How this grammar came to be written; Descriptive tools; What kind of language is Worrorra?; -- Segmental phonology -- Morphophonology -- Nouns and noun classes -- Indicative mood and basic verbal morphology -- Adjectives and inalienable nouns -- Pronouns, demonstratives, anaphors, deictics -- Optative, counterfactual and exercitive moods -- Number -- Adverbs and postpostional phrases -- Complex predicates -- Experiencer constructions -- Objects and possession -- Complement clauses -- Subjunctive verbs -- Middle voice -- Discourse cohesion -- Kinship terms -- Appendices: Texts : Amy Peters: extract from Dawarraweyi; Amy Peters: Kanunerri Warruwarlu -- Irregular verb paradigms ; Transitive verb paradigm; The role-and-reference account of predicate linkage.499.2Peters, Amy.;Utemorrah, Daisy.;Lalbanda, Patsy.;Lalbanda, Patsy.;Peters, Amy.;Utemorrah, Daisy.Language - Linguistics - Grammar and syntax.--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Phonology and phonetics.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship - Kinship terms.--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation - Translated.--aiatsiss; Worora (Australian people); Wororan languages--Grammar.; Worora language--Grammar.
991834803887020619781760460310;1760460311Indigenous data sovereignty :toward an agenda /edited by John Taylor, Tahu Kukutai.1st ed.Yawuru people K1K1Acton, A.C.T. :Australian National University Press,2016.;©20161 online resource (344 pages) :illustrations.Research monograph (Australian National University. Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research) ;Number 38.As the global 'data revolution' accelerates, how can the data rights and interests of indigenous peoples be secured? Premised on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, this book argues that indigenous peoples have inherent and inalienable rights relating to the collection, ownership and application of data about them.Intro -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Abbreviations -- Contributors -- Preface -- Data sovereignty for indigenous peoples: current practice and┬áfuture┬áneeds -- Tahu Kukutai and John Taylor -- Part 1: Decolonising indigenous data -- Data and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of┬áIndigenous┬áPeoples -- Megan Davis -- What does data sovereignty imply: what does it┬álook┬álike? -- C Matthew Snipp -- Colonialism's and postcolonialism's fellow traveller: the collection, use and misuse of┬ádata on indigenous┬ápeople -- Ian Pool -- Part 2: Critiques of official┬ástatistics -- Data politics and Indigenous representation in┬áAustralian┬ástatistics -- Maggie Walter -- Indigenising demographic categories: a prolegomenon to indigenous data┬ásovereignty -- Frances Morphy -- Governing data and data for governance: the everyday practice of┬áIndigenous┬ásovereignty -- Diane E Smith -- Part 3: Data sovereignty in┬ápractice -- Pathways to First Nations' data and information┬ásovereignty -- First Nations Information Governance Centre (FNIGC) -- Tribal data sovereignty: Whakat┼ìhea rights and┬áinterests -- Maui Hudson, Dickie Farrar and Lesley McLean -- The world's most liveable city-for M─üori: data advocacy and M─üori wellbeing in T─ümaki Makaurau┬á(Auckland) -- James Hudson -- Indigenous data sovereignty: a┬áM─üori health┬áperspective -- Rawiri Jansen -- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community wellbeing: identified needs for┬ástatistical┬ácapacity -- Ray Lovett -- Data sovereignty for the Yawuru in┬áWestern┬áAustralia -- Mandy Yap and Eunice Yu -- Building a data revolution in┬áIndian┬ácountry -- Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear -- Part 4: State agency responses -- The Australian Bureau of Statistics' Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enumeration and engagement strategies: challenges┬áand┬áfuture┬áoptions -- Paul Jelfs.;Indigenous peoples and the official statistics system in Aotearoa/New Zealand -- Darin Bishop -- Index -- Figure 10.1 The M─üori Plan for T─ümaki Makaurau -- Figure 11.1 Mana Kidz data scorecard -- Figure 11.2 The AWHI data scorecard -- Table 5.1 OLS regression variable description and coefficients predicting 'attitudes to Aboriginal issues' scores -- Table 7.1 Data for building and evaluating indigenous governance┬áarrangements -- Table 9.1 Data sovereignty: articulating tribal rights and interests for┬áWhakat┼ìhea -- Table 13.1 Timeline of the Yawuru native title determination and subsequent actions to implement the Knowledge and Wellbeing Project -- Table 13.2 Examples of grounded community-driven approaches for┬áderiving measures of wellbeing -- Table 14.1 Tribal data sources and identifiers -- Table 15.1 Characteristics of solution-centred and collection-centred statistics -- Table 16.1 Key stages of the data collection and survey cycle -- h.gjdgxs -- h.tyjcwt -- h.gjdgxs -- h.gjdgxs -- h.30j0zll -- h.ha5d4rihu29i -- h.1fob9te -- h.3znysh7 -- h.2et92p0 -- h.tyjcwt -- h.3dy6vkm -- h.1t3h5sf -- h.4d34og8 -- h.2s8eyo1 -- h.17dp8vu -- h.3rdcrjn -- h.26in1rg -- h.lnxbz9 -- h.35nkun2 -- h.30j0zll -- h.1fob9te -- h.3znysh7 -- h.2et92p0 -- h.tyjcwt -- h.3dy6vkm -- h.1t3h5sf -- h.lspoffwvkzcp -- h.1fob9te -- h.3znysh7 -- h.2et92p0 -- h.m0k9vtqcs402 -- h.26in1rg -- h.3dy6vkm -- h.4d34og8 -- h.2s8eyo1 -- h.lnxbz9 -- h.35nkun2 -- h.1ksv4uv -- h.44sinio -- h.2jxsxqh -- h.z337ya -- h.3j2qqm3 -- h.s94kphc8syov -- h.4i7ojhp -- h.2xcytpi -- h.1ci93xb -- h.3whwml4 -- h.2bn6wsx -- h.qsh70q -- h.dwep552cvffc -- h.1pxezwc -- h.49x2ik5 -- h.2p2csry -- h.147n2zr -- h.3o7alnk -- h.cbdotmfeatar -- h.v4f8mdtynaor -- h.86hghvos09nv -- h.32hioqz -- h.1hmsyys -- h.41mghml -- h.2grqrue -- h.vx1227 -- h.3fwokq0 -- h.1v1yuxt -- h.4f1mdlm -- h.2u6wntf -- h.3tbugp1 -- h.28h4qwu.;h.nmf14n -- h.37m2jsg -- h.1mrcu09 -- h.46r0co2 -- h.2lwamvv -- h.111kx3o -- h.3l18frh -- h.a9vb3o2i4m8r -- h.4k668n3 -- h.gjdgxs -- h.gjdgxs -- h.1fob9te -- h.3znysh7 -- h.f9400dxkuhf3 -- h.2et92p0 -- h.tyjcwt.342.940872Torres Strait Islands (Qld TSI SC54-12, SC55-05); Arnhem Land (NT); Western Australia (WA)Aboriginal Australians--Legal status, laws, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Statistics.; Records--Access control--Australia.; Indigenous knowledge.--aiatsiss; Law - International law - Human rights.--aiatsiss; Ethics - Law.--aiatsiss; Native title - Determinations - Western Australia.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Sovereignty.--aiatsiss; Indigenous peoples - Pacific - Maori.--aiatsiss; Indigenous peoples - North America.--aiatsissTaylor, John,editor.;Kukutai, Tahu,editor.
99183485920102061["Our languages matter" :celebrating 2017 NAIDOC Week : set of 4 early reader books] /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji language[Mossman, Queensland] :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2017].;© 20174 volume set :illustrations21 cm.Our languages matterBudruji (Fishing) -- Minya (Meat) --Wanyu Yinya? (What is it) -- Yalada (Ok, fine).A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Primary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.Kelly, Cissy Ross,compiler;Rocky, Margaret,artist;Creek, Fiona,artist;Rocky, Horace,artist;Paterson, Janine,editor;Fordham, Joan,editor; Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.
9918348911260206131245Spinks, Ingham,1879-1935Ingham Spinks DiaryWakka Wakka people E28E28One diary with photographsOne pocket diary, 45 pages, with insertions of 13 small photographs;The diary was written by 12 year old Ingham Spinks from Yorkshire, and is inscribed on the first page "Ingham Spinks, Diary, 1891. What I did part of the time in Australia". The diary covers the period September to December 1891 and includes a 3 week visit to Barambah Station where he describes activities such as assisting with lambing and mustering cattle, local workers and families, including the Lahertys, and an unnamed German family. There are also observations of the activities of Aboriginal workers training horses, handling cattle, and catching snakes. The photographs, presumably taken by Spinks, include candid shots of local Indigenous people with identifying captions. Later entries in the diary describe visiting Sydney and Melbourne and the return voyage to England via the Suez Canal.Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Spinks, Ingham,1879-1935--DiariesBarambah (Qld. : Station)--Photographs;Barambah (Qld. : Station)--Diaries.Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandblack-and-white photographs--aat;diaries--aathttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/comp/11371fulltextView the item
99183495015802061Drums of Lockhart :Volume 2 of Aboriginal Music old and new from Lockhart River Aboriginal Community, Cape York PeninsulaKuuku Ya'u language Y22Y22[Australia] :RCA,[1971].1 sound disc :analog, stereo, 33 1/3 rpm12 in." Side 1 contains twelve dances in "Island Style". This is the local adaption of the dance style of the Torres Strait Islanders and is a distinctive feature of the Aboriginal communities of Cape York Peninsula. The Bora music of side 2 is part of a long cycle of songs used in initiation ceremonies and these recordings were taken in 1971 at the open ceremonies which took place outside the taboo Bora ground ".Side 1: 1. 6 songs from island dancing Christmas 1970 -- 2. 6 songs from island dancing Christmas 1971 -- Side B: 1 Bora initiation dance -- 2. Malkari "Shake-a-leg" dance -- 3. Wungka women's dance782.4262Lockhart River Region (Qld.)--Songs and music.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River Region--Songs and music.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Lockhart River Region--Songs and music.
99183505586202061Samuel and Beulah Pootchemunka at Aurukun, 1953-54Wik Ngathan people Y54Y54[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFSamuel Pootchemunka with his grand-daughter Beulah. Samuel saved her life during a crocodile attack on 23 September 1952 and was awarded the Silver medal of the Royal Humane Society of Australasia. (Description supplied by Geoff Wharton)Archer River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07, SD54-08)Aurukun (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; portraits--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/69080fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE9337&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183506097702061Smith, MrLarge group of Aboriginal people at Batavia River, Mapoon, 1892Tjungundji people Y14Y14[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20071 digital image :TIFFThis photograph appears to have been taken in front of the mission house at Mapoon. The European man in the centre is Moravian missionary Reverend James Gibson Ward (1857-1895), who passed away at Mapoon in January 1895. The European woman on Rev. Ward's left is Mrs Matilda Hall Ward (nee Barnes). The elder on Rev. Ward's right may be wearing a shell pendant. The European man wearing a hat on the left is probably Mr Walsh. According to an article in the Moravian Church journal, Periodical Accounts vol. 2, March 1893, pp. 31-34, this photograph was taken by a schooner master named Smith, who visited Cullen Point, Mapoon in May 1892. The traditional people are probably Tjungundji people of the Mapoon Peninsula.Mapoon (Qld NW Cape York SC54-15, SD54-03)Mapoon (Qld.)Ward, James Gibson,1857-1895Indigenous peoples--Australia; Missions--Queensland--Mapoon; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; groups (people)--APT; missions (church settlements)--APThttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE402038&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/1617fulltextView the item.
99183508417802061Guwal A B C.Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123; Girramay language Y127Y123; Y127[Queensland] :[publisher not identified][between 2010 and 2017].18 unnumbered pages :illustrations30 cm.499.15Australian languages--Queensland, Northern--Vocabulary.; Australian languages--Queensland, Northern--Readers.
99183512982002061Aboriginal man, Bilin Bilin, sitting outside a tent at the Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission, ca. 1900[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20111 digital image :TIFFBilin Bilin, a Yugambeh man, sits outside a tent at Deebing Creek Mission wearing a kingplate. He was also known as King Jackey Jackey of Logan and Pimpama.;This image was published as a postcard with a caption incorrectly identifying Bilin Bilin as Tarampa Johnny. Information taken from: Tania Cleary, Poignant regalia : 19th Century Aboriginal breastplates & images, 1993Deebing Creek (SE Qld SG56-14)Bilin Bilin,approximately 1820-1901.Deebing Creek MissionAboriginal Australians--Missions--Queensland--Ipswich region; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Ipswich Region.; Breastplates--Queensland.; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; camps--APT; kingplates--APT; Politics and Government--National symbols and events--King plates; tents--APTTaylorhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/229379View the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE350602&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183513043702061Aboriginal people wearing traditional body decoration and holding weapons for a corroboree in CardwellGirramay people Y127Y127[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland1 digital image :TIFFThey are holding woomeras, spears, shields and boomerangs. The man on the left is wearing jewellry including a shell.Cardwell (NE Qld SE55-10)Cardwell (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; boomerangs--APT; shields (weapons)--APT; spears--APT; woomeras--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/246820View the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE277296&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183513043902061Aboriginal people gathered in a camp at Kuranda, 1904Djabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFKuranda (NE Qld SE55-02)Kuranda (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Kuranda; bush huts--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/237629View the item.;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE277293&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183513049602061Group of Aboriginal people at the Mona Mona Mission near Kuranda, ca. 1912Djabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFThe Mona Mona Aboriginal Mission is a former Seventh-day Adventist mission established near Kuranda.Mona Mona (NE Qld SE55-02)Mona Mona (Qld.)Mona Mona MissionAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Mona Mona.; dogs--APT; men's clothing and accessories--APT; women's clothing and accessories--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/237628View the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE277218&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183513581602061Three Aboriginal men including Mick, King of Nockatunga Station, wearing his kingplateKullilli people D30D30[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20141 digital image :TIFFMick, King of Nockatunga Station. Nockatunga was an important place for a number of Aboriginal groups including the Kullila, and Jaurawalka people. For the Kullila, Nockatunga was a traditional burial ground. Hazel McKellar notes that six old men from the Killia group were made kings, Mick being one of them. (Information taken from: Hazel McKellar, Matya-Mundu : A history of the Aboriginal people of South West Queensland, 1984)Nockatunga (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates--Queensland.; kingplates--APT; stations (properties)--APThttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE306831&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/280894fulltextView the item
9918358041150206131593Waite (Family),collectorWaite Family of Bundaberg, Aboriginal and South Sea Islander photographsButchulla people E30; Goeng Goeng people E36; Gooreng Gooreng people E32; Taribelang people E33E30; E36; E32; E33[Between 1880 and 1889?]11 card photographs.Eleven albumen paper studio photographs, carte de visite format, each 10.4 x 6.4 cm. Some with imprints of Lionel G. Curtis & P. McRorie (photographers).;Eleven studio photographs of Aboriginal and South Sea Islanders with a provenance of Fanny and Edward Waite, Bundaberg, 1880s. Edward Waite (b. c1856), a carpenter, married Fanny Woolgar (b. c1858 at Brighton, Sussex, U.K., in 1875. The Waites and their four young children Maria 7, Arthur 5, Alice 3, and baby Leonard arrived in Queensland in March 1884 as bounty emigrants on SS Sirsa. The settled in the Bundaberg region: their daughter Alice later recalled that they were about 30 miles from the nearest homestead. Three more children were born in Australia: Clara (3 March 1886); Edith (18 September 1888) and Charles (31 October 1890). The family evidently had close contact with the indentured labour trade of South Sea Islanders who worked in hard conditions on sugar plantations in the Bundaberg area.;The Bundaberg district was the traditional home of the Taribelang Bunda, Butchella, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang and Bailai peoples.Bundaberg (SE Qld SG56-02)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Bundaberg--Photographs.; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queensland--Bundaberg--Photographs.studio portraits--aat;albumen prints--aat;card photographs (photographs)--aatCurtis, Lionel G.(Lionel Edmund Montrose Graham),1847-1924,photographer;McRorie, P .1840-1915,photographerhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/668161670View all items from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4512185&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991835811051020619780648276203paperbackClose-Delaney, Sandra,author,illustrator.Whale dreaming =Bibunla Yalingbila /written and illustrated by Sandra Close-Delaney.Jandai language E19E19In English and Jandai / Coobenpil language.[Newmarket, Queensland] :Sandra Close-Delaney,[2018];©2018.22 pages :illustrations21 x 21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWhales--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Dolphins--Australia--Juvenile fiction.
9918358702050206131633Barry, Malcolm Douglas,authorMalcom Barry, North Queensland Aboriginal Australian language notes and photographs.Kaanju / Kaantju language Y44Y44[between 1980 and 1989?]1 file of loose-leaf handwritten notes;2 photographsTranscriptions and notes relating to the Kaanju or Kaantju language from the Coen area in North Queensland. The work was compiled by Malcolm Douglas Barry (25/7/1956 -13/10/2008). Malcolm Barry was posted to Coen as a primary school teacher in the mid to late 1980s.Coen (Qld NE Cape York SD54-08)Coen (Qld.)--Languages.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Coen--Languages.; Australian languages--Queensland--Coen--Vocabulary.black-and-white photographs--aat;notes (documents)--aat
9918359181970206131686Michael and Janice Joyce papersYuggera people E23E23[between 1890 and 2015]4 archival boxes ; 1 folderRecords, correspondence and other material relating to the Joyce family, of Beaudesert.;This collection relates to the many generations of the Joyce family who settled in the Beaudesert distict, southern Queensland in 1898.;The collection includes correspondence, prose and ephemera ; school reports ; station ledgers and diaries; manuscripts on the Persse and Joyce families, as well as reports on Carpentaria Downs, Forest Home and Magoura Stations ; speeches and addresses ; and material relating to Michael Joyce's patented grass seed planting machine, and Janice Joyce's drought relief work and programs.;Of note: Included in these papers are ledgers which record payment for employees of Aboriginal heritage, as well as memoirs of the Joyces at The Overflow and Bunjoey Stations with Susan McCarthy, whose tribal name was Bunjoey, the last of the Ugarapul people who lived on nearby Coochin Coochin Station.Beaudesert (SE Qld SG56-14)The Overflow (Qld. : Station); Bunjoey (Qld. : Station); Carpentaria Downs (Qld. : Station)Joyce, Michael Burgo,1935-;Joyce, Janice;Joyce family--ArchivesAboriginal Australians--Queensland; Drought relief--Queensland, South Eastcorrespondence--aat;ledgers (account books)--aat;administrative reports--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/31686/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
991835927125020619780992527136(paperback)Crombie, Joyceauthor,illustrator,narrator.Looking for tucker =Murru manilhuku yukarnda /as told and illustrated by Anpanuwa Joyce Crombie & Aulpunda Jean Barr-Crombie ; Karrawar╠▓a (eagle) voiced by Jim Crombie.Murru manilhuku yukarndaWangkangurru language L27L27Blackall, QLD :Red Ridge (Interior Queensland) Ltd,[2018];©201835 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations10 x 30 cm +1 audio CD (12 cm)499.15Simpson Desert--Description and travel.Wild foods--Simpson Desert--Juvenile fiction.; Wangkangurru (Australian people)--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Readers (Primary)--Aboriginal Australians.Barr-Crombie, Jean,author,illustrator,narrator.;Crombie, Jim,voice actor.; Red Ridge (Organisation)issuing body.
9918359291660206131711Signed publicity photograph of Queensland tennis player Ashleigh BartyNgarigu / Ngarigo people S46S4620171 colour photographSigned publicity photograph of Queensland tennis player Ashleigh Barty, AO.Barty, Ash,1996---Portraits.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Women tennis players--Queensland--Portraits; Tennis players--Queensland--Portraitscolor photographs--aat
991835942178020619780648276210paperbackClose-Delaney, Sandra,author,illustrator.Buding biba gawunga =Buding the deadly little prawn /written and illustrated by Sandra Close-Delaney.Jandai language E19E19In English and Jandai / Coobenpil language.[Newmarket, Queensland] :Sandra Close-Delaney,2018.;©2018.22 pages :colour illustrations21 x 21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositShrimps--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Animals in literature--Juvenile fiction.
99183594482602061O'Grady, Geoffrey N.,1928-2008,author.Languages of the world :Indo-Pacific Fascicle six /Geoffrey N. O'Grady, C. F. and F. M. Voegelin Indiana University (with an appendix by Kenneth L. Hale.).Indo-Pacific Fascicle six.Anindilyakwa language N151; Gurr-goni language N75; Kunwinjku language N65; Larrakia language N21; Ndjebbana language N74; Alawa language N92; Alngith language Y32; Amurdak language N47; Antikirinya language C5; Arraythinngith language Y34; Arrernte language C8; Balardong language W10; Banyjima language A53; Menthe language N6; Bunuba language K5; Burarra language N82; Dalabon language N60; Jaminjung language N18; Djerag language K47; Wuna language N29; Jingulu language C22; Jiwarli language W28; Jurruru / Djurruru language W33; Gaagudju language N50; Garama language N34; Garrwa language N155; Gooniyandi language K6; Kuluwarrang language K33; Gumatj language N141; Kalarku language A2; Kaalamaya language A4; Kariyarra language W39; Kartujarra language A51; Gija / Kija language K20; Kokatha language C3; Kurrama language W36; Luthigh language Y12; Malgana language W18; Mangarrayi language N78; Mengerrdji language N53; Marra language N112; Maramanindji language N16; Marrku language N45; Marrithiyel language N7; Martuthunira language W35; Mawng language N64; Maya language W20; Mbabaram language Y115; Mbiywom language Y41; Meriam Mir language Y3; Mirnang / Mineng language W2; Mingginda language G26; Miriwoong / Miriuwung language K29; Mirniny language A9; Mpalitjanh language Y25; Murrinh-Patha language N3; Nakkara / Nagara language N80; Ndraangidh language Y39; Ngaliwurru language N19; Ngangiwumirri / Ngangumiri language N17; Ngarinyin / Ungarinyin language K18; Ngarla language W40; Ngarluma language W38; Ngkoth language Y36; Nhanta / Nhanda language W14; Nhuwala language W30; Ntrwa'ngayth language Y27; Nunggubuyu language N128; Nyamal language A58; Nyulnyul / Nyul Nyul language K13; Palyku language A55; Pama-Nyungan language family; Paman language group; Bayungu language W23; Pinikura language W34; Pintupi language C10; Burduna language W24; Rembarrnga language N73; Thalanyji language W26; Tharrkari / Tharrgari language W21; Tiwi language N20; Urningangk language N66; Waanyi language G23; Wajarri / Watjarri language A39; Wajuk language W9; Wardandi language W3; Warnman language A62; Warray / Warrai language N25; Warriyangka / Warriyangga language W22; Widi language A13; Windawinda / Mamangidigh language Y31; Worrorra language K17; Wudjari language W8; Wulwulam / Wuna language N32; Yadhaykenu language Y8; Yanyuwa / Yanuwa language N153; Yindjibarndi language W37; Yingkarta language W19; Yinwum language Y29; Iwaidja / Yiwayja / Yiwadya language N39; Yulparija language A67N151; N75; N65; N21; N74; N92; Y32; N47; C5; Y34; C8; W10; A53; N6; K5; N82; N60; N18; K47; N29; C22; W28; W33; N50; N34; N155; K6; K33; N141; A2; A4; W39; A51; K20; C3; W36; Y12; W18; N78; N53; N112; N16; N45; N7; W35; N64; W20; Y115; Y41; Y3; W2; G26; K29; A9; Y25; N3; N80; Y39; N19; N17; K18; W40; W38; Y36; W14; W30; Y27; N128; A58; K13; A55W23; W34; C10; W24; N73; W26; W21; Tiwi; N20; N66; G23; A39; W9; W3; A62; N25; W22; Widi; A13; Y31; K17; W8; N32; Y8; N153; W37; W19; Y29; N39; A67Indiana, U.S.A. :Anthropology Department, Indiana University,1966197 pages28 cm.Anthropological linguistics / Archives of Languages of the World, Anthropology Department, Indiania University ;v. 8, no. 2 (Feb.1966)Report on 1962 Indiana University conference on Australian languages; Brief history of research in Aboriginal linguistics - 19th century to present day; external relationships with neighbouring areas; internal relationships; 29 phylic families included in the Australian macro-phylum, divided into 3 groups - (1) Cape York (2) West of Gulf of Carpentaria (3) South and south-west of Cape York & Gulf; Unrelated languages - Miriam (Torres Straits), Barbaram (pygmoid, Qld.), Aniwan (N.E., N.S.W.), Tasmanian; Study of languages from 3 angles - area - comparative - race relationships; List of languages classified under main family of phylic groups; Phonological diversity, structural detail; Appendix - The Paman group of the PamaNyungan phylic family, explanation of terms & classification of group.499.15Gulf of Carpentaria (SD53, SD54, SE54); Torres Strait Islands (Qld TSI SC54, SC55-05); Northern Territory (NT); Western Australia (WA); South Australia (SA); Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55); Queensland Gulf country (Qld SE54); New South Wales (NSW); Tasmania (Tas)Australian languages--Research--Queensland.; Australian languages--Research--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Australian languages--Research--Queensland--Far North Region.; Australian languages--Queensland--Far North Region--Research.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Research.Vogelin, F. M. ,author.; Indiana University.Archives of Languages of the World.,issuing body.
991835998192020619783110456011 (hbk.);311045601X (hbk.)Gaby, Alice,author.A grammar of Kuuk Thaayorre /Alice R. Gaby ; in collaboration with Kuuk Thaayorre language experts.Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Berlin, [Germany] :Walter de Gruyter GmbH,[2017];©2017xviii, 499 pages :illustrations, charts25 cm.Mouton grammar library ;74.This grammar offers a comprehensive description of Kuuk Thaayorre, a Paman language spoken on the west coast of Cape York Peninsula, Australia. The Paman languages of Cape York have long been recognized for their exhibition of considerable phonological, semantic and morphosyntactic change (e.g. Hale 1964, Dixon 1980). Yet there has until now been no published full reference grammar of a language from this area. On the basis of elicited data, narrative and semi-spontaneous conversation recorded between 2002 and 2008, as well as archival materials, this grammar details the phonetics and phonology, morphosyntax, lexical and constructional semantics and pragmatics of one of the few Indigenous Australian languages still used as a primary means of communication. Kuuk Thaayorre possesses features of typological interest at each of these levels.499.15Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Languages.Thayore language--Textbooks for foreign speakers--English.; Paman languages--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Grammar.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Languages.; Thayore language--Grammar.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Languages.
9918360271730206131785#StopAdani,issuing body.#StopAdani T-shirts and printed ephemera.StopAdani T-shirts;Stop Adani T-shirtsDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106[between 2016 and 2018?].2 T-shirts;2 stickers;1 placard2 black T-shirts, 2 stickers and 1 corflute placard issued by the #StopAdani movement. The T-shirts have the following words printed on them: "#STOP ADANI GARI MULAY GULU MUNU BULMBA #NONEWCOAL".Protest movements--Australia.; Green movement--Australia.; Environmental protection--Australia--Public opinion.; Coal mines and mining--Social aspects--Australia.T-shirts--aat;stickers--aat;placards (information artifacts)--aat
99183613519602061Dedication of Wik Munkan New Testament and ordination of Silas Wolmby at Aurukun, Qld, 17. 5. 86.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57[Casuarina, N.T.] :[Nungalinya College],[1986].1 videocassette (VHS) (88 minutes) :sound1/2 in.262.1Wolmby, Silas.Ordination.
991836388172020619.78099E+12Hammett, IreneauthorauthorYuwalin and other poems in Guugu Yimidhirr /Irene Hammett.Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82Guugu Yimidhirr and English.[Cairns, Qld] :Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadership,201413 pages :illustrations21 cm.Guugu Yimidhirr publications by the Cape York Institute ;no. 7:1AForeword -- Yuwalin and other poems in Guugu Yimidhirr : Yuwalin (At the beach); Dhurrbiilnganh (From Hope Vale); Banday (Native cherry tree); Birriwi (At the creek); Dhuwan-ga (Mussels) -- Text of poems in English -- Notes on the text.499.15Aboriginal Australian poetry--Queensland--Cape York.; Guugu Yimithirr language.Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadershipissuing body
991836388177020619.78099E+12Hammett, IreneauthorBidhagurr Wuurili Bunhdhiwi /Irene Hammett, Donna CobusGuugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82Guugu Yimidhirr and EnglishCairns, Qld :Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadership,2014;©201423 pages :coloured illustrations21 x 30 cmIrene Hammett from Hope Vale has told this true story for children in her language Guugu Yimidhirr. Her daughter Donna Cobus made the illustrations. they like telling stories to their grandchildren.499.15Guugu Yimithirr language.Australian languages--Study and teaching (Primary)--Queensland, Far North Region.Cobus, Donna,illustrator
99183641917402061Ewangelia Lukaka.LukakaArrernte language C8; Western Arrarnta language C47C8; C47London :British and Foreign Bible Society,192579 p.20 cm.226.405Western Arrernte language--Texts.British and Foreign Bible Society
99183641919202061Tjukurpa palja Markaku :the Gospel according to St. Mark in Pitjantjatjara.Gospel according to St. Mark in PitjantjatjaraPitjantjatjara language C6C6[Sydney] :British & Foreign Bible Society,1949105 p.19 cm.226.3059915Pitjantjatjara language--Texts.British and Foreign Bible Society.
99183642812602061Wullunnu-wunia Luke nunya :the gospel according to St. Luke in Worora.Gospel according to St. Luke in Worora;Luke1st ed.Worrorra language K17K17Perth, W.A. :British and Foreign Bible Society,1943103 p.18 cm.226.4059915Worora language--Texts.Love, J. R. B.(James Robert Beattie); British and Foreign Bible Society.
991836440824020611-61451-897-1;1-61451-547-6Bauer, Anastasia,author.The use of signing space in a shared sign language of Australia /by Anastasia Bauer.1st ed.Yolngu Matha language N230N230EnglishBoston :De Gruyter;De Gruyter Mouton,2014;[2014];©20141 online resource (304 pages)Sign language typology series ;no. 5.In this book, an Australian Aboriginal sign language used by Indigenous people in the North East Arnhem Land (Northern Territory) is described on the level of spatial grammar. Topics discussed range from properties of individual signs to structure of interrogative and negative sentences. The main interest is the manifestation of signing space - the articulatory space surrounding the signers - for grammatical purposes in Yolngu Sign Language.Front matter --Acknowledgements --Contents --List of figures --List of tables --Abbreviations --Sign language acronyms --Glossary --Notational conventions --Part I. Introduction --Chapter 1. Introduction --Chapter 2. Sign language types --Part II. Sociolinguistic Background & Methodology --Chapter 3. Cultural and sociolinguistic context --Chapter 4. Data collection --Part III. Selected Aspects of YSL Grammar --Chapter 5. Phonological aspects --Chapter 6. Syntactic aspects --Part IV. Use of Space --Chapter 7. The size of signing space --Chapter 8. Pronominal reference --Chapter 9. Verb directionality --Chapter 10. Expression of motion --Chapter 11. Expression of size and shape --Part V. Discussion & Conclusion --Chapter 12. YSL in cross-linguistic perspective --Chapter 13. Concluding remarks --Appendix I: List of YSL handshapes --Appendix II: Figures --Appendix III: Data --Notes --References --Index --Curriculum vitae419.94Sign language.; Australian Sign Language.; Deaf people--Means of communication--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Sign language.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.
9918366321260206132007Lutheran Church of Australia.ArchiveLutheran Archive language books from Hope Vale, Bloomfield River State School and othersGuugu Yimithirr language Y82; Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y82; Y78[between 1960 and 1979?]11 digital language readers;2 digital language monographs.Digital copies of booklets of Kuku-Yalanji stories written or told by Barbara Yougie, Adelaide Baird, Alice Nandy, Carolyn Nunn and Rita King. Illustrations were provided by Eddie Freeman and Matt O'Riley. Some booklets were translated by Carolyn Nunn and Marie Shipton or written by students from the Bloomfield River State School. Also in the collection are digital copies of Guugu Yimidhirr Sketch Grammar and Jakalbaku (Genesis) The booklets were prepared for the vernacular literacy program at the Bloomfield River State School, Queensland in the mid 1970s. Some were underwritten by the Queensland Department of Education. The linguistic co-ordinators were members of the Summer Institute of Linguistics and John B. Haviland. Original materials held at Lutheran Archives, 27 Fourth Street, Bowden SA 500Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Bloomfield River Region (Qld.)x Languages--Juvenile literature.; Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Hope Vale (Qld.)--Languages--Juvenile literature.Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature; Animals in the Bible--Juvenile literature; Animals--Juvenile literature; Guugu Yimithirr language--History.; Guugu Yimithirr language--Study and teaching (Primary); Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Primary)--Aboriginal Australianshymns--aat;readers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/32007/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99183663319602061Capell, A.(Arthur),1902-1986.Some linguistic types in Australia /by A. Capell, M.A., Ph.D.Warlmanpa language C17; Nyikina language K3; Iwaidja language N39C17; K3; N39Sydney :University of Sydney,1962iii, 183 pages :maps25 cm.Oceania Linguistic Monograph ;no.7;His Handbook of Australian languages ;part 2Chief morphological types, presented by (1) Western Desert (Garadjari, Waljbiri); (2) Prefixing, non-classifying (Njigina, Jiwadja, Dalabon); (3) Prefixing, dual-classifying (Tiwi, Djerag); (4) Prefixing, multiple-classifying (Maung, Laragia, Awur); (5) Suffixing languages (Arandal, Thurrawal); distribution of common Australian vocabulary; detailed grammar outlines; Appendix by K. Hale on Arandic listed separately.Map -- Introduction -- Waljbiri grammar -- Garadjari grammar -- Dalabon grammar -- Jiwadja grammar -- Appendix by K.L. Hale: Internal relationships in Arandic of Central Australia.499.15Linguistics--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.Capell, Arthur.New approach to Australian linguistics.
991836646195020619780648145288 (paperback)Gunbu bubu nganhthanun-gami 2018 =songs on country 2018.Songs on country 2018In Guugu Yimidhirr and English.[Cairns, Qld.] :Pama Languages Centre,[2018].;©201877 pages :colour illustrations, map30 cm.Songs on Country.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Guugu Yimidhirr language Y82--aiatsisp; Guugu Yimithirr language--Study and teaching (Primary).; Australian languages--Queensland, Far North Region.Bowen, Lillian,lyricist.;Cobus, Donna,illustrator.;Calley, Karin,1965-illustrator.;McHugh, Joshua,composer,illustrator.;Goetesson, Jan.; Pama Language Centre,issuing body.
991836682207020619.78099E+12Calley, Karin,author.Gudaa bula dyugi-dyugi =The dog and the chook activity sheets /Bula Lillian Bowen Karin Calleyngun gaban balgay; by Karin Calley and Lillian Bowen.Dog and the chook : activity sheets[Cairns, Qld.] :Pama Language Centre,November, 2016.62 pages :illustrations (chiefly colour)30 cmGuugu Yimidhirr publications by Pama Language Centre ;no. 10: 1 AA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Guugu Yimidhirr language Y82--aiatsisp; Guugu Yimithirr language--Study and teaching (Primary)--Activity programs.; Australian languages--Queensland, Far North Region--Study and teaching (Primary)--Activity programsBowen, Lillian,illustrator
99183673120702061Spoken : celebrating Queensland languages digital stories.Kala Lagaw Ya Y1; Meriam Mir language Y3; Yugambeh language E17; Yuwi language E54; Wangkangurru language L27; Bidjara language L43; Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y1; Y3; E17; E54; L27; L43; Y82[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,2019online resource (6 video files, 6 text files)sound, colourDigital stories which highlight the language journey and connection to place for the following Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities: Kala Lagaw Ya & Miriam Mir (Torres Strait Islands) language group Guugu Yimidhirr (Cooktown/Hopevale) language group Kuungkari, Bidjara, Inangai and Wangkangurru (Central West Queensland region) language group. From the perspective of community Elders, and other members, these stories document the diverse history and richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages throughout Queensland, add new context to word lists and documents, and support the wider work of the Indigenous Language Project coordinated by State Library and funded by the Federal Government since 2009.Guugu Yimidhirr (Cooktown) community language journey (7 min. 12 sec.) -- Guugu Yimidhirr (Hope Vale) community language journey (5 min. 45 sec.) -- Kala Lagaw Ya & Miriam Mir (Torres Strait Islands) community language journey (6 min. 49 sec.) -- Kuungkari, Bidjara, Inangai & Wangkangurru (Central West Region) community language journey (6 min. 38 sec.) -- Reawakening (Mackay) community language journey (4 min. 52 sec.) -- Yugambeh (South East Queensland - Logan, Gold Coast, Scenic Rim) community language journey (6 min. 39 sec.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Study and teaching.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--History.; Endangered languages--Queensland.Interviews.--lcgftYeh, Shih-Yin Judy,producer; PHISCH Creative,production company;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3348436&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/518678275View all items in the collection;https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/spokenSpoken: Celebrating Queensland languages
99183677007102061Kerkhove, Ray,author.Pandanus occurance and Aboriginal uses: Moreton to Wide Bay Districts :unity water Pandanus dieback mitigation project: Coolum & North Shore Coast Care /Dr Ray Kerkhove.Corrected title:Pandanus occurrence and Aboriginal usesGubbi Gubbi language E29E29Keperra, QLD :Coolum & North Shore Coast Care,20171 online resource (30 pages)"This document comprises direct quotes and the author's summations/ conclusions, derived from early accounts, photographs and maps. The aim of this work is to arrive at a better approximation of local Aboriginal use of the pandanus species, both traditionally and in post-contact times, and its original (local) distribution. The regional focus for this work is the Sunshine Coast and Fraser Coast areas of Queensland, though some references extend to Brisbane and Moreton Bay, as the Kabi Kabi claim extends into northern Moreton Bay."--Scope and sources, page 5.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositSunshine Coast (Qld.)--Environmental conditions.; Fraser Coast (Qld. : Region)--Environmental conditions.Pandanus--Queensland.; Ethnobotany--Queensland.; Plants - Pandanus.--aiatsiss; Gubbi Gubbi (Australian people)National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-731597203fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-731597203-t
99183677619902061Language Recording Workshop :Girramay language recordings.Girramay language Y127Y127[Queensland] :[North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre],[2007].;©2007online resource (2 video files)Videorecordings from the Language Recording Workshop held in Townsville in February 2007. The workshop was a collaboration between State Library of Queensland, North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre, Arwarbukari Cultural Resource Association and the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.Lloyd Hollingsworth: Girramay language (36 sec.) --Mark Hollingsworth: Girramay language (3 min. 38 sec.).Language Recording Workshop--(2007 :--Townsville, Qld.)Australian languages--Queensland, North.Hollingworth, George,narrator.;Hollingsworth, Mark,narrator.; State Library of Queensland,issuing body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943225fulltextMark Hollingsworth Girramay language;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943226fulltextLloyd Hollingsworth Girramay language;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3416465&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183677620002061Language Recording WorkshopWarrgamay language recording.Warrgamay language Y134Y134[Queensland] :[North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre],[2007].;©2007online resource (1 video file)Videorecordings from the Language Recording Workshop held in Townsville in February 2007. The workshop was a collaboration between State Library of Queensland, North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre, Arwarbukari Cultural Resource Association and the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.Language Recording Workshop--(2007 :--Townsville, Qld.)Australian languages--North Queensland.George, Christine,narrator.;Priman, Bridget,narrator.; State Library of Queensland,issuing body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943233fulltextWarrgamay language;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3416567&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183677620102061Language Recording Workshop :Nywaigi language recording.Nywaigi language Y129Y129[Queensland] :[North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre],[2007].online resource (1 video file)Videorecordings from the Language Recording Workshop held in Townsville in February 2007. The workshop was a collaboration between State Library of Queensland, North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre, Arwarbukari Cultural Resource Association and the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.Language Recording Workshop--(2007 :--Townsville, Qld.)Australian languages--North Queensland.Sirrus, Violet,narrator; State Library of Queensland,issuing body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943237fulltextNywaigi language;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3416579&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183677620202061Language Recording Workshop :Jirrbal language recording.Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123Y123[Queensland] :[North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre],[2007].online resource (1 video file)Videorecordings from the Language Recording Workshop held in Townsville in February 2007. The workshop was a collaboration between State Library of Queensland, North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre, Arwarbukari Cultural Resource Association and the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.Language Recording Workshop--(2007 :--Townsville, Qld.)Australian languages--North Queensland.Gosam, Kimberley,narrator.; State Library of Queensland,issuing body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943234fulltextJirrbal language;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3416573&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99183677620602061Language Recording Workshop :Gudjal language recording.Gudjal language E60E60[Queensland] :[North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre],[2007].;©2007online resource (6 video files)Videorecordings from the Language Recording Workshop held in Townsville in February 2007. The workshop was a collaboration between State Library of Queensland, North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Languages Corporation Languages Centre, Arwarbukari Cultural Resource Association and the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.Language Recording Workshop--(2007 :--Townsville, Qld.)Australian languages--Queensland, North.Kelly, Keesha,narrator; State Library of Queensland,issuing body.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3416531&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/528969833View all items in the collection;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943227fulltextIntroduction Gudjal language;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943228fulltextAnimals Gudjal language;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943229fulltextBirds Gudjal language;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943230fulltextMy Country Gudjal language;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943231fulltextSound and words Gudjal language;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0943232fulltextLanguage words Gudjal language
9918368362120206132118Yugambeh Museum Language & Heritage Research Centre,creator.Borobi learning module kit.20191 Aboriginal Australian language kit;1 standeeLimited edition Borobi language kit was produced by Yugambeh and promoted in relation to the inaugural Borobi Day, May 31st 2019. Borobi's language kit contains specially themed posters, bunting, stickers, decals, language words signage and even your very own limited edition Borobi t-shirt. See also (https://www.yugambeh.com/borobi ; and. http://commonwealthgames.com.au/inaugural-borobi-day-announced/ ). Collection includes 2 themed A3 poster "Learn 3 words" ; 5 metres of Borobi bunting ; 10 Yugambah language bubble signs; 2 Borobi Day paper flags ; 2 A3 Borobi posters for encouraging the use of Yugambeh language ; 2 Borobi A4 sized counter top standee; 2 language stickers (Borobi, Jingeri, Jimbelung words); 5 pocket booklets "Learn 10 words"; a hardcopy of all the Borobi's free resource downloads so you can copy more; 1 metre high standee of Borobi.Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Study and teaching (Primary)--Activity programs.; Australian languages--Study and teaching (Primary)--Activity programs.; Borobi (Mascot).Yugambeh language E17--aiatsisl;learning modules--aat;kits (sets)--aat;T-shirts.--aat
9918368571970206132143McIvor, Roy,1934-2018artistThe Removal /Roy McIvorGuugu Yimithirr people Y82Y8220151 etchingRoy McIvor's last major etching 'The Removal' 2015. Ink on paper, limited edition etching, copy 10 of edition of 35. Artists signature at lower left of image. Artist's statement: During World War II, when I was 10 years old my entire community of Hope Vale in Far North Queensland was rounded up by the army and forcibly transported south from our tropical Cape York to arid country. It was a traumatic upheaval and nearly one-quarter of the people died as a result of our banishment. Suspicions about loyalties of the German-Lutheran mission prompted allegations of a possible invasion, supported by [Aboriginal people] and that our people would use our bush expertise to lead the Japanese soldiers through unchartered territory. Without any food or water, army trucks arrived on that May Day in 1942 and the community was forced by steamboat, then by train to Woorabinda Aboriginal reserve west of Rockhampton, a distance of 1,500km. Many of my people died as a result, including my sister Emily. Nearly 10 years later we were eventually returned to Hope Vale. [statement taken from Canopy Arts website]Cape Bedford (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Hope Vale Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Missions--Relocation--Queensland--Hope Vale region--Pictorial works.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Hope Vale region--Pictorial works.; World War, 1939-1945--Queensland--Hope Vale Region--Pictorial works.; Armed Forces--Queensland--Hope Vale region--Pictorial works.; Etching, Australian--Queensland.; Prints, Aboriginal Australian--Queenslandetchings (prints)--aat
9918369081640206132175Willis Burden, Pam,creator.Surviving paradise :life stories from the Douglas Shire oral histories.Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y782015-2019online resource (37 text files);online resource (37 video files)A collection of oral history interviews recorded between 2015 and 2019 in Douglas Shire, Queensland. Participants include businessmen, local government politicians, farmers and property owners, artists, musicians and community elders. These interviews formed the basis of the book 'Surviving paradise: life stories from the Douglas Shire', published by the Douglas Shire Historical Society in 2018.;Five participants (items 34-38) tell their story of the Douglas Shire Council's amalgamation with Cairns City Council in 2008 and its de-amalgamation in 2013.Douglas (Qld. : Shire)--Biography.; Miallo (Qld.)--History.; Queensland--Administrative and political divisions.; Queensland--Politics and government--2001-.Douglas (Qld. : Shire).--Council--Elections, 2013.Bahai Faith--Queensland--Port Douglas.; Businesspeople--Queensland, North--Biography.; City council members--Queensland--Port Douglas.; Decentralization in government--Queensland.; Floods--Queensland, North.; Forest rangers--Queensland--Mossman Gorge--Biography.; Immigrants--Australia--Biography.; Local government--Queensland.; Organic farming--Queensland, North.; Politicians--Queensland, North.; Real estate agents--Queensland--Port Douglas.; Tourism--Queensland, North.; Water lilies--Queensland, North.https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/32175/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99183695520202061Guugu Yimidhirr (Cooktown) community language journey digital story.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82; Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82Includes speech in Guugu Yimidhirr.[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20191 online resource (1 video file, 2 text files) :sound, colourDigital story with Harold Ludwick, Indigenous Project Officer & Guide, James Cook Museum, Cooktown. Harold Ludwick is a Kuku Warra man from Hopevale and in this digital story he tells the of contact the first peoples of Cooktown - the Guugu Yimithirr people, including the Waymbuurr clans - with Captain Cook.Guugu Yimidhirr (Cooktown) community language journey(7 mins. 12 sec.) --Guugu Yimidhirr (Cooktown) community language journey digital story transcript.Cooktown (Qld.)--History.Cook, James,1728-1779.Aboriginal Australians--First contact with other peoples--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Rites and ceremonies.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.Interviews.--lcgftLudwick, Harold,interviewee.;Saggers, Glenn,editor;Schouteten, Phil,cinematographer; PHISCH Creative,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/0889163fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3348430&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/518678275View all items in the collection
991836963205020619780648368243paperbackJina /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Jina =tracksKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©2019.15 pages :colour illustrations21 cm.Our languages matterThis book is one of six books that have been created to celebrate 'Our Languages Matter'. The project aim was to retrieve, maintain, preserve and protect Indigenous language by ensuring young children have access to culturally appropriate material. The booklets contain simple and grammatically correct sentences in Kuku Yalanji with illustrations provided by talented local artists.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Elementary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.Ogilvie, Clare,language.;O'Shane, Danny,language.;Pierce, Raymond,language.;Shuan, Karen,language.;Tayley, Harold,language.;Tayley, Norman,language.;Walker, Bennett,language.;Creek, Fiona,illustrator.;Creek, Alison,illustrator.;Creek, Doreen,illustrator.;Rocky, Margaret,illustrator.;Rocky, Horace,illustrator.;Paterson, Janine,editor.;Fordham, Joan,editor.; Mossman Shire Council.;Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group.;Mossman State School (Qld.);Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.
99183704121002061Baibol :Tores Streit Yumplatok.Torres Strait Creole language P2P2Text in Yumplatok.Minto, NSW :Bible Society Australia,[2014];©2014A15, 951 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations, maps22 cm220.5217Pidgin English--Torres Strait.Bible.--Pidgin English.--New Testament.;Bible.--Pidgin English.--Genesis.;Bible.--Pidgin English.--Ruth.;Bible.--Pidgin English.--Jonah.Sacred works.--lcgftAustralian Society for Indigenous Languages.,issuing body.
991837110210020619.78065E+12Charlton, Kerry,author.An introduction to the languages of Moreton Bay :Yagarabul and its Djandewal dialect, and Moreton Islands Gowar.Guwar language E26; Yuggera language E23E26; E23[Brisbane, Qld.] :Kerry Charlton,2019.;©201982 pages :illustrations30 cm499.15Mulgumpin / Moreton Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Terms and phrases.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Dictionaries.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.
99183712119902061Thomson, Donald F.(Donald Fergusson),1901-1970author.Names and naming in the Wik Monkan tribe /by Donald F. Thomson.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57London :The Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland,[1946]pages 157-168, 2 leaves of plates :illustrations28 cm.499.15Wik-Mungkan language--Etymology--Names.; Wik-Mungkan (Australian people)--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Languages.; Names, Personal--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.
991837121207020619780648368250paperback;0648368254Wanjabu /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Wanjabu =whereKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©2019.15 pages :colour illustrations21 cm.Our languages matterThis book is one of six books that have been created to celebrate 'Our Languages Matter'. The project aim was to retrieve, maintain, preserve and protect Indigenous language by ensuring young children have access to culturally appropriate material. The booklets contain simple and grammatically correct sentences in Kuku Yalanji with illustrations provided by talented local artists.499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Primary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.Ogilvie, Clare,language.;O'Shane, Danny,language.;Pierce, Raymond,language.;Shuan, Karen,language.;Tayley, Harold,language.;Tayley, Norman,language.;Walker, Bennett,language.;Cobb, Sandi,language.;Creek, Fiona,illustrator.;Creek, Alison,illustrator.;Creek, Doreen,illustrator.;Rocky, Margaret,illustrator.;Rocky, Horace,illustrator.;Paterson, Janine,editor.;Fordham, Joan,editor.; Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group.;Mossman State School.;Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.
99183712316902061Aborigines in front of gunyah on Babinda Creek, ca. 1925Wanyurr people Y165; Majay people Y119Y165; Y119[Cairns]Cairns Libraries, Queensland20111 digital image :TIFFPhotograph caption: Local Aborigines and gunyah on Babinda Creek, Peevers Road about 1925Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; bark huts & houses--APTJago, Georgehttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1044386&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/QCCL/deriv/57View the item.
991837157133020619781743501283;1743501285Raymond, Pompey Dakamajbi,author.Jingulu and Mudburra plants and animals :biocultural knowledge of the Jingili and Mudburra people of Murranji, Marlinja, Warranganku (Beetaloo) and Kulumindini (Elliott) Northern Territory, Australia /Pompey Dakamajbi Raymond, Pharlap Dilkbarri Dixon, Sue 'Lady' Mangkanjangiwarra Dixon, Shannon Kulngankarri Dixon, Ray Dimakarri Dixon, Jeffrey Manawurda Dixon, Janey Walanyku Lunjabirni Dixon, Elizabeth Dixon, Mark Murrulunginji Raymond, Harold Injimadi Dalywaters, Jumbo Kijilikarri Colins, Robin Yikalamba Woods, Eileen Minyminyngali Peterson-Cooper, Felicity Meakins, Rob Rensalfini and Glenn Wightman.Jingulu / Djingili / Jingili people (C22) (NT SE53-06); Mudburra language C25; Mudburra people C25C22; C25Tennant Creek, NT :;Palmerston, NT :Papulu Apparr-Kari Aboriginal Corporation ; Batchelor, NT :;Batchelor Institute Press ;;Department of Environment and Natural Resources,2018.;©2018.272 pages :illustrations (some colour), 1 map, portraits (some colour)25 cm.Northern Territory botanical bulletin ;no.49."This book details the Jingulu and Mudburra stroy of plant and animal knowledge that is ancient, complex and unique. It has been prepared by senior Jingili and Mudburra Elders and a bioligist, to keep this knowledge strong for future generations who will use this knowledge to look after their country"... back cover.Acknowledgements -- Abstract -- Background -- Jingulu and Mudburra hand-sings for plants and animals -- Jingulu and Mudburra fieldwork and biocultural knowledge recording -- Jingulu and Mudburra plant knowledge -- Jingulu and Mudburra animal knowledge -- Categorisation of Jingulu and Mudburra plant and animal use -- Further information -- Index of animal and plant English common names -- Index of Jingulu and Mudburra plant and animal names -- References -- Jingulu and Mudburra language sounds: a quick guide.578.0094295Aboriginal Australians--Ethnobiology--Northern Territory.; Plants, Useful--Northern Territory.; Plants, Useful--Australia, Northern.; Mudburra (Australian people)--Ethnobiology--Australia--Northern Territory--Elliott.; Djingili (Australian people)--Ethnobiology--Australia--Northern Territory--Elliott.; Animals--Northern Territory.; Jingili and Mudbarra (Australian people)--Ethnobiology--Northern Territory--Elliott Region.; Animals--Northern Territory--Elliott.Dixon, Pharlap Dilkbarri,Author.;Dixon, Sue 'Lady' Manganjangiwarra,Author.;Dixon, Shannon Kulngankarri,Author.;Dixon, Ray Dimakarri,Author.;Dixon, Jeffrey Manawurda,Author.;Dixon, Janey Walanyku Lunjabirni,Author.;Dixon, Elizabeth,author.;Raymond, Mark Murrulunginji,Author.;Dalywaters, Harold Injimadi,Author.;Collins, Jumbo Kijilikarri,Author.;Woods, Robin Yikalamba,Author.;Peterson-Cooper, Eileen Miminyngali,Author.;Meakins, Felicity,Author.;Pensalfini, Robert J.,1968-author.;Wightman, Glenn M.(Glenn Mitchell),1961-author.; Papulu Apparr-Kari Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body;Batchelor Institute Press,issuing body.;Consolidated Pastoral Company.CPC.;Northern Territory.Department of Environment and Natural Resources;Australia.Department of the Environment and Energy.Department of Agriculture and Water Resources(National Landcare Program.);ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language;University of Queensland.School of Languages and Cultures.
991837346173020611.39781E+14Jingeri Jingeri =Willy wagtail /written and illustrated by students of Tamborine Mountain State School.Willy wagtailYugambeh language E17E17Brisbane, Qld. :State Library of Queensland,2019.;© [2019]unnumbered pages :illustrations22 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Willie wagtail--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Birds--Australia--Juvenile fiction .; Animals--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Readers (Primary)--Juvenile fiction.; Yugambeh (Australian people)--Juvenile fictionTamborine Mountain State School,author;State Library of Queensland,issuing body
991837363728020619781925986969EPUBSmith, Hilaryauthor.Baga-dha =At The River /by Hilary Smith ; photography by Allison West.At the riverGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23In parallel Gamilaraay and English text.[Indooroopilly, Queensland] :Library For All Ltd,2019.;©2019.1 online resource :chiefly colour illustrationsGamilaraay Yawa-la (Read Gamilaraay)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKamilaroi language.; Play--Juvenile literature.Picture books--lcgftWest, Allison,photographer.; Winanga-Li Aboriginal Child and Family Centre,sponsoring body.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2239919734ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2239919734-t
991837363756020619781922331052EPUBSmith, Hilaryauthor.Minya gali-dha wa-y-la-nha? =What lives In water? /Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23In parallel Gamilaraay and English text.[Indooroopilly, Queensland] :Library For All Ltd,2019.;©2019.1 online resource :chiefly colour illustrationsGamilaraay Yawa-la (Read Gamilaraay.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAquatic animals--Juvenile literature.; Marine animals--Juvenile literature.; Kamilaroi language.Picture books--lcgftConlan, Anthony,illustrator.; Winanga-Li Aboriginal Child and Family Centre,sponsoring body.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2262706641ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2262706641-t
991837363758020619781922331045EPUBSmith, Hilaryauthor.Maabuba-la! =Let's count! /by Hilary Smith ; art by Dawnie.Lets count!Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23In parallet Gamilaraay and English text.[Indooroopilly, Queensland] :Library For All Ltd,2019.;©2019.1 online resource :chiefly colour illustrationsGamilaraay Yawa-la (Read Gamilaraay)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositKamilaroi language.; Counting--Juvenile literature.Picture books--lcgftAllynne, Dawne,illustrator.; Winanga-Li Aboriginal Child and Family Centre,sponsoring body.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2262706245ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2262706245-t
991837363760020619781922331038EPUBSmith, Hilaryauthor.Yulu-gi-la-nha ngaya =I am playing /by Hilary Smith ; photography by Diana Richards.I am playingGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D23In parallel Gamilaraay and English text.[Indooroopilly, Queensland] :Library For All Ltd,2019.;©20191 online resource :chiefly colour illustrationsGamilaraay Yawa-la (Read Gamilaraay)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositPlay--Juvenile literature.; Play--Pictorial works.; Kamilaroi language.Picture books--lcgftRichards, Diana,photographer.; Winanga-Li Aboriginal Child and Family Centre,sponsoring body.Thumbnail https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2262705419-t;National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2262705419ISD5:QSL:NED
99183736993302061Roennfeldt, Ivan Lester,1925-2019Group of Aboriginal people from the Cape Bedford area, ca. 1887Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20081 digital image :TIFFWhen Missionary Frierl first arrived in the Cooktown area, on his way to New Guinea, he observed that there where enough Indigenous people in the area to start a Lutheran Mission. (Description supplied with photograph.)Cape Bedford (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Cape Bedford Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; missions (church settlements)--APT; spears--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/218872fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1128338&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/39134495View other images from Cape Bedford & region
99183739320002061Byrne, AlexartistOn our selection :Distressed bookDistressed book :On our selectionGiabal language D41D41[Glebe, N.S.W.[:[libswell][2019]1 volume :illustrations23 cm.Altered book by Alex Byrne entitled On our selection - Steele Rudd (Arthur Hoey Davis) (1899) A bucolic collection of stories set in the late 1890s that features father and son "selectors" Dad and Dave Rudd. Their "free selection before survey" of crown land enabled rapid occupation of Aboriginal lands, in this case land of the Gomaingguru along the Condamine River around Toowoomba, Queensland where Steele Rudd and the supposed site of the 'old selection' at Drayton is still celebrated. Aboriginal people and their culture are not mentioned in the stories even though Rudd compiled his father's memories of the brutal dispossession of the people of the Darling DownsQueensland--History.Rudd, Steele, |d 1868-1935.--On our selection, and, Our new selectionAltered books--New South Wales--Sydney.; Artists' books--New South Wales--Sydney; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Darling Downs; Literature and history--Queensland.
99183744909402061Cobbo with a group of people at BooubyjanBooubyjan Cobbo with a group, Booubyjan StationWakka Wakka people E28E28[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFThe man marked in the photograph is Booubyjan Cobbo.Murgon (SE Qld SG56-10)Booubyjan (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; hats--APT; mens clothing--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/95225fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1156179&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/49096993View all images from this collection
99183772420802061Credo, Iesu Keriso ra erkepasam, agude ra gelar, a meriam wed =the Creed, the Lord's prayer, the Ten Commandments, and hymms in the Murray Island language, Torres Straits.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3Text in Meriam Mir language.Sydney :D.S. Ford,192450 p.18 cm.The Creed, the Lords Prayer, the Ten Commandments, and Hymns in the Murray Island language, Torres Straits; (Published under the direction of the Bishop of Carpentaria)242Gulf of Carpentaria (SD53, SD54, SE54); Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05); Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55); Queensland Gulf country (Qld SE54)Church of England--Prayer-books and devotions--Meriam.;Church of England--Prayers and devotions.;Church of England--Prayers and devotions--Meriam.Hymns--Torres Strait Islands.; Meriam Mir language--Texts.; Meriam Mir language.Church of England in Australia.Diocese of Carpentaria
99183772420902061Credo, Iesun wakaiiudan, a Ieovan sabi, naupuidaika :the creed, Lord's prayer, Commandments and hymns in the language of Mabuiag, Western Torres Straits.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kala Lagaw Ya language.Sydney, [New South Wales] :D. S. Ford,192236 pages18 cm.264.2Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Church of England--Hymns.;Church of England--Hymns.Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.; Hymns, Mabuiag.
99183773719502061Crombie, Joyceauthor,illustrator,narrator.Children's talking book :Arlaluwa Wangka-Thimparda.text and illustrations by (Anpanuwa) Joyce Crombie, (Aulpunda) Jean Barr-Crombie.Wangkangurru language L27L27Blackall, Qld :Red Ridge (Interior Queensland) Ltd,[2019];©201935 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations21 cm +1 audio CDTake a walk through country with Two Sisters Talking in their latest book - Children's Talking Book: Sentences! Bright, colourful and exuberant in culture, the second Children's Talking book takes readers on a journey through the fauna and flora of the beautiful Outback we call home. Explore the landscape, take in the knowledge handed down from generation to generation, and learn the language of the Munathirri, the Simpson Desert. Featuring a collection of Two Sisters Talking illustrations and paintings, you wont want to miss this brilliant display of heart, home, and land on paper. Another step forward in capturing culture before it's lost to time, let's celebrate, Queensland!A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Wangkangurru (Australian people)--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Wangganguru language.; English language--Sentences--Juvenile literature.Children's audiobooks--lcgftBarr-Crombie, Jean,author,illustrator.; Red Ridge (Organisation),issuing body.
99183783120402061Buaigiz and Lubabat =Our tribes and totems /Erub Erwer Uteb and Erub Arts.Our tribes and totemsMeriam Mir language Y3Y3Darnley IslandErub Arts,201019 pages :colour illustrations, map20 cm x 24 cm.Erub / Darnley Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Totems--Torres Strait Islands--Darnley Island.Tagai State College.Erub Erwer Utebissuing body;Erub Erwer Metaissuing body;Torres Strait Regional Authoritysponsoring body
99183783269802061Pear trees on lagoon at Canobie Station, ca. 1896Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFCanobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandhttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/3508fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1172279&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/56774937View all images from this collection
99183783819802061Songs from Stephen Island /edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards3rd ed. (Rev. and enlarged)Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200040 p. :ill., music, maps30 cm.781.6209915Stephen Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Stephen Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Stephen Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
99183784319302061L'Australie [collection of Liebig trade cards].English translation:Australia :[collection of Liebig trade cards]Arrernte people C8C8In French.[Belgium] : [publisher not identified],[1910].Six trade cards :colour illustrations11.3 x 7.3 cm.Complete set of 6 illustrated advertising trade cards depicting aspects of Australia, produced by Véritable Extract de Viande de la Cie Liebig (Liebig's Extract of Meat Company) for free distribution to customers. Advertisement for Bouillon OXO on verso. Each card measures 11.3 x 7.3 cm, rectos with illustrations of Tasmanian Aborigines (including Truganini and William Lanne) and Mount Wellington; Coolgardie and the Kimberley; Queensland Aborigines; McDonnell Ranges; Aboriginal tree burial; Blue Mountains; kangaroo; emu; Aboriginal hunter; Victorian vineyards, and Arunta tribesmen. Versos contain explanatory text in French.Card 1: La Tasmanie [Tasmania]. La baie de la Tempête et le Mont Wellington près Hobart -- Types de Tasmaniens -- Les deux derniers Tasmaniens.;Card 2: La province de Victoria [Victoria]. Vendanges dans la province de Victoria -- Végétaux typiques sur les rives du Murray -- Indigènes de la tribu des Aruntas.;Card 3: L'Australie orientale [Eastern Australia]. Fourré de ronces avec échafaudage funéraire dans l'Australie orientale -- Corossolier -- Kangourou géant.;Card 4: L'Australie occidentale [Western Australia]. Coolgardie, la ville des chercheurs d'or dans l'Australie occidentale -- Paysage dans le district de Kimberley -- Indigènes de Queensland.;Card 5: La Nouvelle Galles du Sud [New South Wales]. Les Montagnes Bleues dans la Nouvelle-Galles du Sud -- La baie de Sydney. Chasseur indigène.;Card 6: L'Australie méridionale [South Australia]. Pâturage dans L'Australie méridionale -- La Rudall-Creek dans la chaîne des Monts Mac Donnell -- Emou avec ses petits.Australia--Pictorial works.; Blue Mountains (N.S.W.)--Pictorial works.; Tasmania--Pictorial works.; Wellington, Mount (Tas.)--Pictorial works.Truganini,1812?-1876--Pictorial works.;Lanne, William,1835-1869--Pictorial works.Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works.; Aboriginal Tasmanians--Pictorial works.; Advertising cards--Australia--Specimens.; Advertising--Food.; Animals--Australia--Pictorial works.; Aranda (Australian people)--Pictorial works.; Meat extract--Marketing--History.; Oxo (Trademark)--History.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Pictorial works.
991837860984020611-76046-326-4Giacon, John,author.Wiidhaa :an introduction to Gamilaraay /John Giacon.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Yuwaalaraay language D27D23; D27EnglishActon, Australia :ANU Press,20201 online resource (310 pages)The Gamilaraay language declined in use for many years after the colonisation of Australia. From around 1990, Gamilaraay people and others have been working to revive the language. This book draws on recent research into previous records and analyses of Gamilaraay and of the closely related, and better recorded, Yuwaalaraay. It provides an introduction to many aspects of the language including verbs, the case system and the extensive pronoun paradigm, in a format that students have found very helpful for the last 12 years.Lesson 1. Hello, Goodbye, Questions -- Lesson 2. 'This, That' Demonstratives; more questions -- Lesson 3. Contrast / Take it! -- Lesson 4. Who are you? Are you good? -- Lesson 5. Verbs. Y class/ 'going to' (Allative) suffix -- Lesson 6. Verbs. Y class 'future' and 'past' -- Lesson 7. Where is it? The place (Locative) suffix -- Lesson 8. Possession -- Lesson 9. To, From and At -- Lesson 10. Adjectives -- Gayrrda -- Lesson 11. L class verbs; transitivity; doer.to/Ergative suffix -- Lesson 12. Doer.to/Actor and instrument -- Lesson 13. Verbs. NG class, RR class -- Lesson 14. What for/Whose/Who for? -- Lesson 15. More Pronouns. Singular -- Lesson 16. Verbs. Continuous -- non-moving -- Lesson 17. Verbs. Continuous -- moving -- Lesson 18. Further Suffixes -- Lesson 19. More Pronouns. Dual and Plural -- Lesson 20. Pronouns. Locative/Allative and Ablative -- Lesson 21. Other Third Person Pronouns -- Appendix 1. Resources ; Appendix 2. Pronunciation Guide ; Appendix 3. Case Summary ; Appendix 4. Verb Summary ; Appendix 5. Pronoun Summary ; Appendix 6. Wordlist.499.15Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Kamilaroi (Australian people); Kamilaroi language--Textbooks.; Language - Linguistics - Vocabulary and grammar.--aiatsiss
99183799213202061Building at Cape Bedford MissionGuugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20031 digital image :TIFFCape Bedford MissionCape Bedford (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Hope Vale (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; buildings, structures & establishments.--APT; missions (church settlements)--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/219846fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1206381&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
9918382651350206132570Fleming, R.creator.Yuibera people, Mackay photograph.Yuwibara people E54E54[1910?]1 postcard :colour9 x 13 cm.This collection contains a chromolithographic postcard with printed captions in bottom left and right corners. On verso is the publisher's imprint. A rare image of Yuibera people, original occupiers of the Cape Hillsborough-Mackay district. One of the men is holding a decorated shield.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Mackay--Photographs.
99183839574802061Aboriginal group outside their huts in the Kuranda District, Queensland, ca. 1892Djabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20161 digital image :TIFFThe photograph depicts an Aboriginal group along the Cairns-Kuranda Railway line. The railway was constructed from 1886-1892 and the photograph most likely dates from 1892-1912 as after this period, the Mona Mona Mission was established and Aboriginal people of the rainforests in the Kuranda region were removed to the mission. Given the location of the photograph is close to the top of the Kuranda Range, the group are probably from the Djabugay language group which lived in the area of the Kuranda Range. Their hut is a typical dome style rainforest shelter constructed with palm leaves over a timber frame. Language Group: Djabugay /Tjapukai / Djabugandji (Qld SE55-01) AIATSIS Language Code Y106.Kuranda (NE Qld SE55-02)Kuranda Region (Qld.)national dress.--APT; spears--APT; wurlies--APT; Djabugay (Australian people)--Queensland--Kuranda region.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/384808fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1597691&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143735187View all images from this collection
99183844628402061Clarke, Suzanna,photographerPortrait of Evelyn Scott with grandson Vincent, 2001Warrgamay people Y134Y134[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20201 digital image :TIFFDr Evelyn Ruth Scott, AO (nee Backo) a Warrgamay woman from the Herbert River district, was born in 1935 in Ingham. The granddaughter of a former slave who was kidnapped from the South Pacific nation of Vanuatu, she was an honoured Indigenous Australian social activist and educator.Scott, Evelyn Ruth,1936?-2017Centenary of Federation, Australia, 1901-2001--Exhibitions; Reconciliation--Queensland--Exhibitions.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; activists--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photostd/00434226fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1265737&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/121331270View all images from this collection
99183844628902061Clarke, Suzanna,photographerPortrait of Richard Percy, 2001Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G13[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20201 digital image :TIFFPercy, Richard.Centenary of Federation, Australia, 1901-2001--Exhibitions; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Kalkatungu (Australian people); Reconciliation--Queensland--Exhibitions.; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; outback--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photostd/00434221fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1265722&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/121331270View all images from this collection
99183844661102061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Four men of the Lockhart River community holding spears while standing in long grass, Lockhart River, in about 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River; Scarification (Body markings)https://hdl.handle.net/10462/posterstd/0512060fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1601775&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844661202061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Women and a boy on a beach as a timber skiff full of people is rowed away from the shore, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/118868fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598966&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844661302061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Man spearing a green sea turtle on the beach, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/posterstd/0512061fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1601778&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844661402061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Four men of the Lockhart River community holding spears while standing in long grass, Lockhart River, in about 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River; Scarification (Body marking)--Queensland--Lockhart River.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119767fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598963&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844661602061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Four men of the Lockhart River community holding spears while standing in long grass, Lockhart River, in about 1930Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River; Scarification (Body markings)https://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119766fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598960&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844661902061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.Two men holding spears standing in long grass, Lockhart River, Queensland, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart Riverhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119764fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598957&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99183844662102061Nye, L. J. J.(Leslie John Jarvis),1891-1976.King and Queen of Lockhart River settlement, standing in front of a timber dwelling in Lockhart River, in about 1930.Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Kuuku Ya'u people Y22; Umpila people Y45; Wuthathi people Y10Y44; Y22; Y45; Y10[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20061 digital image :TIFFLockhart River (Qld NE Cape York SD54-04)Lockhart River (Qld.)Breastplates--Queensland.; kingplates.--APT; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River; Breastplates--Queensland--Lockhart River.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/119762fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE1598954&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/143755407View all images from this collection
99190400000000OM65-06/3O'Leary, Michael,1858-1930,creatorMichael O'Leary notebooksDyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123; Yidinj language Y117Y123; Y1171879-19182 notebooksThe first notebook (1879-1918) contains notes, anecdotes and observations about the life and customs of Aboriginal people of the Innisfail and Babinda areas. The author comments on the origins of Aboriginal names for various places in the area, and lists Aboriginal male and female personal names; names of birds, waterfalls and mountains, as well as types of trees, such as red cedar and species of pine. A number of Aboriginal customs are described, such as frog collecting, as well as the ways in which Aboriginal people communicated in the bush. The author notes the Aboriginal people's fear of being transported to mission stations. O'Leary also notes that "Galmara" was the Indigenous name of Jacky Jacky, the hero of Edmund Kennedy's 1848 ill-fated expedition to Cape York.;The second notebook (1917-1918) contains brief notes about the author's daily activities, including prices of items such as a packsaddle and a riding saddle; wages and expenses; and the aftermath of a cyclone that hit Innisfail and Babinda in 1918. The author also notes events of historical interest, such as the beginnings of cane sugar production in Queensland. Cane sugar was first produced by M. Buhot from the cane grown in the Botanic Gardens. O'Leary mentions the clash, in November 1879, between the Wantabadgery bushrangers, led by a Captain Moonlight, and the police. On that occasion the police constable Bowen was mortally wounded. Also contained is a list of male and female Aboriginal names.;Two notebooks containing notes, anecdotes and observations about the life and customs of the Aboriginal people of the Innisfail and Babinda areas.Babinda (Qld.)--History.; Innisfail (Qld.)--History.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Social life and customs.notebooks--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL2527730&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/ManuscriptsTD/00241052fulltextView Notebook 1;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/ManuscriptsTD/00241054fulltextView Notebook 2
99190400000000R 404Umbercollie Station recordsBigambul people D34D341875-196930 boxes of papersIncluded in these records are the names of employees of Chinese and Indigenous heritage.;Records of Umbercollie Station which include station ledgers, diaries and letterbooks from 1928 to 1941.Umbercollie (Qld. : Station)Treweeke, Archibald Cameron,1893-1959;Treweeke, William Henry,1869-1950;Treweeke familyAboriginal Australians--Queensland.administrative records--aat;station records--JOLhttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/R404/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99190600000000TR 1791Lawrie, Margaret Elizabeth,1917-2003.Margaret Lawrie collection of Torres Strait Islands materialKala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Meriam Mir language Y3Y1; Y3English; Kala Lagaw Ya, Meriam Mir148 archival boxesMaterial relating to Margaret Lawrie and the Torres Strait Islands.;The collection contains stories from the Torres Strait islands in audio-tape and manuscript form. These formed the basis for the publication of "Myths and Legends of Torres Strait" (1970) and "Tales from Torres Strait" (1972). Also contained is a typescript on the history of Somerset and Thursday Island as the administrative centre of the Torres Strait, as well as correspondence with government departments and other researchers.;The collection also contains genealogical information (including genealogical tables) on many Torres Strait Island families, slides and photographs mostly taken between 1964 and 1973, artworks by Margaret Lawrie and Torres Strait Islanders, many of which were published in the above-mentioned books, research notes on the cultural history of the Torres Strait (children's games etc.), as well as research material relating to the history of Torres Strait Islands.;In 2008, this collection was added to UNESCO's Memory of the World Australian Register.Guide Part 1 includes: 1. Island stories; 2. Genealogical tables; 3. Biographical notes; 4. Research notes part 1.; 5. Research notes part 2; 6. Research notebooks; 7. Correspondence; 8. Diaries; 9. Card files, index; 10. Miscellaneous papers.;Guide Part 2 includes: 11. Photos & slides; 12. Photograph collections; 13. Art works - Francis Abai; 14. Art works - Ephraim Bani; 15. Art works - Ngalilu Bani; 16. Art works - John Baud; 17. Art works - David Kabera; 18. Art works - Margaret Lawrie; 19. Art works - George Passi; 20. Art works - Segar Passi; 21. Art works - Locky Tom; 22. Art works - Kala Wala; 23. Maps; 24. Specimens; 25. Artefact; 26. Audio material; 27. Motion pictures; 28. Sound recordings.Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--In art; Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Photographs; Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--CivilizationLegends--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands; Tales--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands; Torres Strait Islanders--Folklore; Torres Strait Islanders--GenealogyAbai, Francis,1932-1976;Bani, Ernest.;Bani, Ngailu,1926-1981;Baud, John,d.1972;Kabere, David Henry;Passi, George,1925-1990.;Passi, Segar,1942-;Tom, Locky,1944-1982;Waia, Kala,1926-1992https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL3415980&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/tr1791/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide - Part 1;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/tr-1791/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide - Part 2
99190800000000M 364Gray, Helen Evangeline,1860-1932.Eva Gray and Lucy Gray journalsYirandali people L42L421881-1891; 1987Copies: 1 diary; 1 manuscript (2 bound copies, 1 loose)This collection consists of material relating to lives of Eva Gray (nee Roberts) and her sister-in-law Lucy Gray (nee Waters) at Hughenden, Glendower and Wongalee Stations in north Queensland;Item 1: Bound copy of Eva Gray's diary, 1881-1891. Item 2: Two bound copies of a manuscript titled: "Frontierswomen: The Journals of Eva and Lucy Gray" compiled by Anne Allingham. Also includes the same in loose page format- the donor has requested this item be not for issue.;Language in the journals and letters reflect the creator's attitude or that of the period in which they were expressed and are considered inappropriate or offensive today.;The Yirandali people are the traditional owners and custodians of the land which encompasses the townships of Hughenden, Prairie, Torrens Creek and Stamford.Hughenden (E Qld SF55-01)Gray, Helen Evangeline,1860-1932--Diaries.;Gray, Lucy--Diaries.Hughenden (Qld. : Station);Glendower (Qld. : Station);Wongalee (Qld. : Station)Women pioneers--Queensland--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Australian South Sea Islanders--Queenslanddiaries--aatAllingham, Annehttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/m364/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99191100000000OM65-06/4Battershill, John,1877-?John Battershill lettersTurrbal people E86E862 lettersJohn Battershill letters;Two letters from John Battershill. The first is 8 pages and is mainly in relation to the Turrbal Aboriginal tribe, living in the area of North Pine and South Pine Rivers, north of Brisbane. The second letter, dated December 1966 is a one page follow up sent to the Redcliffe Historical Society. The letters are a collection of the author's memories and are written in colloquial language. The period covered by the letters is 1880-1922.Pine Rivers Region--History--AnecdotesBattershill, John,--Correspondence.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Pine Rivers region--Anecdotes.letters (correspondence)--aat
99191200000000OM66-07Boondooma Station recordsWakka Wakka people E28E281853-18631 ledger; 1 letter bookEntries for employees not only detail their contracted wages, stores issued and paid for, but in some instances record their fate. The entry for Ng Hwat, is annotated "6 months in Sydney Gaol for attempting to rescue prisoners from Native Police at Boondooma, 16 January 1854"; another "Absconded' or "Discharged".;The Lawson brothers employed both German and Chinese indentured labourers. Over 20 Chinese from Amoy (Xiamen) arrived between February 1851 and January 1852, many completing their 5 year contracts. A separate index in the wages journal names the following men: Tan Yang, Goe Lit, Chua Soon, Chua Cheo, Toy Eng, Goe Chow, Ong Seo, Tan Chim, O'Ping, Uee Lie, Goe Chea, Yap Lin, Tan Tswan, Lee Hoh, Goe Ong, Ghew Han, Tsan Sioo, Gan Pio, Tony Ent, Can Chian, Ng Hwat, Gui Luing, Gui Lack.;This collection includes a wages book, 1853-1863 and correspondence record with copies of outgoing letters, 26 April 1853 - 12 November 1855. The wages book includes an index to Chinese employees.;Correspondence and wages book of Boondooma Station.Boondooma (SE Qld SG56-09)Boondooma (Qld. : Station)Chinese--Queensland--South Burnett Region.administrative records--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5267268&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/ManuscriptsTD/01122026fulltextView the wages book;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/CorrespondenceTD/01018205fulltextView the correspondence book
991926000000003150Austral Downs Station and Walgra Station recordsWarluwarra people G10; Bularnu people G121G10; G1211893-19405 letter books; 1 ledger; 1 manuscriptStation records for Austral Downs and Walgra Stations.;Station records for Austral Downs and Walgra Stations principally recorded by Henry George Lamond, with later entries by William 'Bill' Henry Rudd (1895-1968) and others.;These records not only described the daily activities of a pastoral station, climate, rainfall and stock production, they also identify employees of Aboriginal heritage, their wages and employment conditions.;Letter books for Austral Downs Station, for the following dates: 13 June 1913 - 9 April 1915; 13 June 1913 - 27 April 1916; 27 April 1916 - 24 July 1918;Letter book for Walgra Station, Urandangi, 22 November 1917 - 15 January 1918;Letter book which includes a drawing of a hydrogen generator, and an inventory, 1913-1916;Ledger recording financial transactions, payment details for staff and business records, July 1921-1940; and an article entitled 'Bush Lore; (30 pages), 27 September 1893 - 19 January 1903.Austral Downs (N.T. and Qld. : Station); Walgra (Qld. : Station).Lamond, Henry G.(Henry George),1885-1969.;Rudd, William Henry,1895-1968Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory.letter books--aat;manuscripts (documents)--aat;ledgers (account books)--aatWalgra Station.
991932000000003271McConnel, David C.(David Cannon),1818-1885.David Cannon McConnel papersYuggera people E23E231 box of correspondence, family history and diaries.McConnel letters and miscellaneous papers. Many of the letters were sent from David Cannon McConnel to other members of his family providing a detailed narative of his life in Queensland, on Cressbrook Station.Cressbrook (Qld. : Station)McConnel, David C.(David Cannon),1818-1885--Correspondence.;McConnel family--Correspondence.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Settlement and contacts--AIATSISS; Pioneers--Queensland--Brisbane River Valley--Sources.correspondence--aat;journals (accounts)--aat;personal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/3271/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
991933000000003292Mort familyMort Family PapersYuggera people E23E231844-195935 letters, 6 typescripts, 1 folder financial & legal documents, 2 maps, 3 certificates and other papersMaterial relating to Franklyn Vale and Redbank Stations.;Included in these records is correspondence describing interactions with Aboriginal people at Cressbrook and neighbouring stations; and wages records of employees of known Aboriginal heritage at Redbank Station.;Papers of the Mort family.Franklyn Vale (Qld. : Station); Redbank (Qld. : Station)Crace, Edward Kendall,1848-1892;Mort, Arthur Edward Leslie,1862-1944;Mort, Henry Jonathan,1818-1900;Mort family--Correspondence.personal papers--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/3292/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
9918566874702061Oxenham, Helenauthor.Whizzy's incredible journeys :pick-a-path book /written by Helen Oxenham, Bill Stephens and Kim Brown ; illustrated by Harry Buckingham ; Kuuk Thaayorre translated by Elizabeth Edwards.Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69In Thaayorre (Australian language).[Brisbane, Qld.] :[Department of Energy and Water Supply],[2014].48 pages :colour illustrations42 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit333.911Hydrologic cycle--Study and teaching (Primary); Water conservation--Study and teaching (Primary); Water reuse--Study and teaching (Primary); Picture books for children--Queensland.; Stories in rhyme.; Thayore language.Edwards, Elizabeth,1949-translator.;Stephens, Bill,author.;Brown, Kim,author.;Buckingham, Harry,illustrator.; Queensland.Department of Energy and Water Supplyissuing body.;WaterWise Queenslandissuing body.
9918567464702061Banning, Roy,1948-Jaabugay-English dictionary /Roy Banning & Sue Robertson.Djabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106[Kuranda, Qld. :Roy Banning & Sue Robertson],199031 p.30 cm.Australian languages--Queensland--Dictionaries.; Djabugay language--Study and teachingRobertson, Sue.
9918603134702061Maranoa lullaby :three-part song, S.S.A. /collected and translated by Dr. H. O. Lethbridge ; arranged by Arthur S. Loam.Kogai language D38D38Melbourne :Allan's Music (Australia),[1970].;©19701 score (4 pages)26 cm.Allan's part-songs ;no. 795782.642Maranoa Region (Qld.)--Songs and music.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Maranoa Region--Songs and music.; Choruses, Secular (Women's voices, 3 parts) with piano.Loam, Arthur S.,arranger of music;Lethbridge, Harold Octavius,1880-1944,translator
99184478770102061Desailly, Cheri,photographerKane Brunjes's mural on an exterior wall of Urban Paradise Gallery, 52 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, Brisbane, 16 April 2018.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland432061 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Kane Brunjes is an Gungari/[Gunggari], Kabi Kabi/[Gubbi Gubbi] man from Murgon, Queensland. Kane draws on a rich cultural history to create striking contemporary works of art both in the public and gallery spaces. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;This is the 1st of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Woolloongabba (Qld.)Brunjes, KaneArtists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Woolloongabba.; Street art--Queensland--Woolloongabba.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806765fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625304&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832308View all images from this collection
99184478770602061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones spray-painting a mural on a wall in a laneway behind Irish Murphy's Hotel, 175 George Street, Brisbane central business district, 8 April 2018.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 3rd of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural was painted on a wall behind Irish Murphy's Hotel and Bena cafe. The mural features Auslan sign language to spell out the word ‘Treaty’. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APT; spray-painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806847fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625796&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478771502061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's member working on a mural on a wall in a laneway behind Irish Murphy's Hotel, 175 George Street, Brisbane central business district, 8 April 2018.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 2nd of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural was painted on a wall behind Irish Murphy's Hotel and Bena cafe. The mural features Auslan sign language to spell out the word ‘Treaty’. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--Brisbane; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806846fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625790&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478772402061Desailly, Cheri,photographerLand Writers's members Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones working on a mural on a wall in a laneway behind Irish Murphy's Hotel, 175 George Street, Brisbane central business district, 8 April 2018.Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Daniel Jones, also known as Rawkus, is a contemporary street artist based in Brisbane with Torres Strait Islander ancestry (Masig Island (Yorke Island)). He has strong roots in graffiti, specialises in naturalism and realism and his work has a strong connection to culture. (Information taken from: Instagram, viewed 14 February, 2024). This is the 1st of a series of 3 sequential images associated with this mural.;The mural was painted on a wall behind Irish Murphy's Hotel and Bena cafe. The mural features Auslan sign language to spell out the word ‘Treaty’. The 'Land Writers' are a street art collective comprised of Warraba Weatherall and Daniel Jones. They specialise in exterior murals and canvas art. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018. Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi artist, researcher, curator and cultural scholar. He works across the mediums of painting and sculpture. Warraba is currently employed as a lecturer within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) degree at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.)Jones, Daniel,(artist);Weatherall, WarrabaLand Writers,--(collective)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Brisbane.; Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--Brisbane; Underdrawing--Queensland--Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art--AIATSISS; artists--APT; murals--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806845fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625784&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832317View all images from this collection
99184478776702061Desailly, Cheri,photographerJulia Townsend and Tori-Jay Mordey working on the mural 'While we live, let us live' on a communal wall, South Bank Forecourt, South Brisbane, 8 April 2018.[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland431981 digital image :TIFF(Descriptive information provided by photographer.);Julia Townsend collaborated with artists Shani Finch and Tori-Jay Mordey on this mural. Based in Adelaide, South Australia, Julia Townsend is a contemporary Australian painter working predominantly in abstraction. Her work features bright colour fields, hard-edge geometric abstraction and graphic line work. The mural was part of Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018.;Tori-Jay Mordey is on the left, Julia Townsend is on the right. Tori-Jay Mordey has Torres Strait Islander (Meriam, Daurareb and Muluigal, Wakaid) and English heritage. This is the 4th of a series of 4 sequential images associated with this mural.South Bank (Brisbane, Qld.)Finch, Shani;Mordey, Tori-Jay;Townsend, Julia,1986-Artists, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Street art--Queensland--South Brisbane.; Art - Mural and street art; Meriam people Y3; artists--APT; murals--APT; painting--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1806726fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5625070&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/1385832302View all images from this collection
99184478937702061The tombstone opening.Kala Lagaw Ya people Y1Y1English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2013.1 DVD-video (29 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmThe Torres Strait Islanders are Australia's other Indigenous minority, Melanesians living on islands north of Cape York and now scattered all across Australia. This is a culture rich in customs, myth and legends. The Tombstone Opening is a joyous ceremony performed years after the funeral to release the spirit of the deceased. Also called an Unveiling, it has nothing to do with exhumation, but refers to the moment when the last veil is unsheathed from the tombstone for everyone to see for the first time Frances Calvert, long-time friend and film-maker to Torres Strait, returned to Thursday Island at the request of the family of Ephraim Bani, protagonist of her award-winning film Cracks in the Mask, to record this unique if costly ceremony. Lyrically narrated by Ephraim Bani's grandson, the film explains and contextualises the ceremonies, protocols and songs for an outside audience. The film explores traditional obligations, attitudes to death and hopes for Torres Strait culture to survive in modern, secular Australia.305.899Thursday Island (Qld.)Torres Strait Islanders--Ethnic identity.; Aboriginal Australians--Death.; Torres Strait Islanders--Funeral customs and rites.; Aboriginal Australians--Ethnic identity.; Documentary films--Australia.; Death - Mortuary customs - Tombstone opening ceremonies.--aiatsiss; Dance - Ceremonial.--aiatsiss; Cultural heritage - Protection.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgft;Ethnographic films.--lcgft;Short films.--lcgftCalvert, Frances,director.
99184478937802061Talking broken.Torres Strait Islander people P2P2Broken (pidgin) English and English. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©19901 DVD-video (76 minutes) :sound, colour with black & white sequences12 cmTalking Broken is a portrait of Torres Strait Islanders which goes beyond a description of colonialism. The Islanders describe their culture and the problems they face from their exposure to Western culture. The 'broken' in the title refers to broken English, a pidgin spoken only by the Torres Strait Islanders. The subjects dealt with are as wide ranging as the independence of the region, the impact of tourism, AIDS, adoption, sorcery, dependence on welfare from the mainland and the loss of identity through increased exposure to Western media.994.38Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--History--20th century.; Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Politics and government.; Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Colonial influence.Torres Strait Islanders--History--20th century.; Torres Strait Islanders--Social life and customs.; Torres Strait Islanders--Social conditions.; Social identity - Torres Strait Islander identity.--aiatsissEthnographic films.--lcgft;Social problem films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftCalvert, Frances,director,producer.;Merrison, Lindsey,producer.
99184478937902061Cracks in the mask.Torres Strait Islander people P2P2English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©1997.1 DVD-video (56 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmOver the last 100 years, the Torres Strait Islanders in far north Australia have been the subject of many anthropological expeditions. The resulting depletion of their cultural artefacts has left them with nothing but a history of remembered loss. The only people in the Pacific to make elaborate turtleshell masks have none left; all their material culture now resides in foreign museums. In a quest to reclaim the past, Ephraim Bani, a wise and knowledgeable Torres Strait Islander, travels with his wife to the great museums of Europe where his heritage lies. Ephraim unburdens himself to his diary in moments of poignant revelation: the artefacts made by his ancestors have undergone a transformation as museum displays.305.899Bani, Ephraim,1944-2004--Diaries.Torres Strait Islanders--Material culture.; Torres Strait Islanders--Museums.; Torres Strait Islanders--Antiquities.; Cultural property--Protection--Australia.; Anthropology--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Social identity - Torres Strait Islander identity.--aiatsiss; Cultural heritage - Repatriation.--aiatsissCalvert, Frances,screenwriter,director,producer.;Merrison, Lindsey,producer.;Bani, Ephraim,1944-2004,narrator.
991844908806020619781922102447 (pbk.);192210244X (pbk.)Santo, William Charles,1962-author.Yaru! :Gudjal learner's guide and dictionary /William Santo, Alex Anderson, Cassy Nancarrow and Myfany Turpin ; compiled from recordings of Ranji Pope [and three others] and written work by Peter Sutton, Tasaku Tsunoda and Gavan Breen..Hello!Gudjal language E60E60Text in Gudjal language and English.Acton, ACT :Aboriginal Studies Press,2023viii, 116 pages :illustrations, maps24 cm.Gudjal is the language of the people of the Mural (Charters Towers) region, in western inland north Queensland. The beginnings of this dictionary and learner's guide were in the 1970s when Gudjal people began working with linguists to record their language. The first dictionary of Gudjal, by William Santo and Cassy Nancarrow, was published in 2006; and so, a language that had been sleeping started to awaken. In "Yaru!", the dictionary has been expanded and the first-ever Gudjal grammar is included, as well as four songs and a Welcome to Country. The book has been compiled by Gudjal elder William Santo and linguists Alex Anderson, Cassy Nancarrow and Myfany Turpin. It includes accompanying audio read by Keesha Gordon and Shakira Kelly. The audio is accessed through QR codes in the book and can be downloaded from the associated website. "Yaru!" will be essential to the Gudjal community and schools in the Charters Towers region to build a new generation of language speakers. It will also be of value to people interested in Australia's first peoples, their languages and language revival.499.15Charters Towers (E Qld SF55-02)Australian languages.; Australian languages--Dictionaries--English.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Queensland.; Language - Vocabulary--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Word lists--aiatsiss; Language - Linguistics - Vocabulary and grammar--aiatsissDictionaries.--lcgftAnderson, Alex,author.;Nancarrow, Cassy,author.;Turpin, Myfany,1972-author.
99184494729602061Aspects of a life :working with Indigenous Australians.[AIATSIS, 2x 024's]Working with Indigenous Australians;Four films by Michael EdolsCollector's edition.Worrorra language K17; Ngarinyin language K18; Wunambal language K22K17; K18; K22English.Australia :Ronin Films,[2022]2 DVD-videos (216 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmThese four films by cinematographer and filmmaker, Michael Edols represent a significant and sustained body of work, produced over 16 years, recording the culture and history of Indigenous communities, especially in the Kimberleys, in the north-west of Western Australia. Recruited by Elders from three tribal language groups - Worrora, Wunamble and Ngarinyin - to collaborate with them in making films, Edols and the communities both recorded and reconstructed their culture, past and present, from pre-European contact (in LALAI DREAMTIME) to their present dislocated, mission-based lifestyle (in FLOATING).Disc 1: Lalai dreamtime ; Floating... like wind blow 'em about -- Disc 2: When the snake bites the sun ; Here's my hand ; Interview with Michael Edols.305.899Mowanjum (WA West Kimberley SE51-07); Derby map area (WA West Kimberley SE51-07); Ramingining (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02)Kimberley (W.A.)--History.; Kimberley (W.A.)--Race relations--History.Aboriginal Australians.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Religion.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore.; Elders (Indigenous leaders), Aboriginal Australia.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology); Aboriginal Australians--First contact with other peoples.; Documentary films--Australia.; Religion - Dreaming - Ancestor spirits.--aiatsiss; Ceremonies - Smoking ceremonies.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Elders.--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to land.--aiatsiss; History - Oral history.--aiatsiss; Death - Mortuary / funeral ceremonies - Mortuary objects - Poles.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - National symbols and events - Bicentennial, 1988.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Ethnographic films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftEdols, Michael,director.
991844948860020619.78065E+12Pedley, Helen,compiler.Gulngay people :life along the Tully River /compiled by Helen Pedley.Gulngay language Y126; Malanbarra people Y126Y126[Queensland] :[Helen Pedley],[2025].;©20251 volume (unnumbered pages) :photographs30 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit994.34Tully Region (Qld.)--History.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Tully Region--Social life and customs.
99184495262302061Yolngu homeland :an observational film about connections with other beings and land.An observational film about connections with other beings and landYolngu Matha language N230; Yolngu people N230N230English and Yolngu Matha language. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2015.1 DVD-video (58 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmYolngu Homeland explores how a community in Arnhem Land, Australia, is connected with other beings, ancestors, animals and plants. Aboriginal people have lived in Arnhem Land for over 45,000 years. Over time they have developed a deep, spiritual connection with the land. Totemic beings of significance include the saltwater crocodile, crows, dogs, crabs, sea eagles, turtles, and yams. The film follows Yolngu time where the pace is measured and not run according to the institutional timeframes of wider Australia. Garrthalala is a strong homeland community, where all ages venture out onto the coast and into the water to find food and engage with the land. Three members of the community offer individual insights into different ways of being on Country.305.899Arnhem Land (NT); Yirrkala (East Arnhem Land SD53-04); Caledon Bay (East Arnhem Land SD53-04)Garrthalala (N.T.).Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Religion.; Wildlife as food--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Wild plants, Edible--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Totems--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Yolngu (Australian people); Documentary films--Australia.; Native title - Claims.--aiatsiss; Hunting, gathering and fishing.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftFijn, Natasha,director,producer.
99184495262402061Yolngu boy.Yolngu people N230N230English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023]1 DVD-video (85 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmCaught in a collision between the modern world of rap, football, street cred and the oldest living culture on earth, Lorrpu, Botj and Milika are three Yolngu teenagers who once shared a childhood dream of becoming great hunters together. But things have changed and their paths are diverging. This film is about the search for identity, making the journey from adolescence to adulthood and the implications of belonging to a larger social group, whether it be a culture, a family or a group of friends.791.4372Arnhem Land (NT); Darwin (NT Top End SD52-04); Kakadu National Park (NT SD53-01, SD53-05)Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Drama.Football--Drama.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Drama.; Yolngu (Australian people)--Drama.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Social life and customs--Drama.; Teenagers--Drama.; Feature films--Australia.; Motion pictures, Australian.; Culture.--aiatsiss; Music - Contemporary - Rap.--aiatsiss; Social identity.--aiatsiss; Sport - Football.--aiatsissDomestic drama (Motion pictures)--lcgft;Ethnographic films.--lcgft;Feature films.--lcgft;Fiction films.--lcgftJohnson, Stephen Maxwell,director.;Mununggurr, Sean,actor.;Pilakui, John Sebastian,actor.;Daniels, Nathan,actor.
99184495262502061Twelve canoes.12 canoesGanhalpuyngu people N83; Yolngu people N230N83; N230In English and Yolngu languages.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];20082 DVD-videos (66 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmIn the wake of the international success of TEN CANOES, Rolf de Heer has collaborated again with the Ramingining community of north Arnhem Land in making this series of twelve short documentaries that together paint a visual and audio portrait of the people, history, culture and place of the Yolngu people.Disc 1: Main feature -- Disc 2: Extras.305.899Ramingining (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02); Arafura Wetlands / Swamp (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02)Ramingining (N.T.)Yolngu (Australian people)--Folklore.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.).; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Social life and customs.; Yolngu (Australian people)--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land (N.T.).; Yolngu (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Documentary films--Australia.; Environment - Climate and weather - Seasons.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship.--aiatsiss; Ceremonies.--aiatsiss; Language.--aiatsiss; Recreation - Games.--aiatsiss; Sites - Sites of significance.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missionaries.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Elders.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgft;Ethnographic films.--lcgftDe Heer, Rolf,1951-director.https://www.roninfilms.com.au/get/files/1100/twelve-canoes-guide.pdfAccess study guide
99184495263102061Spear in the stone.Mayali people N44; Rirratjingu people N140N44; N140Narrated in English. Audio in a dialect of Yolngu and English. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©19831 DVD-video (34 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmAIATSIS collection.Archaeologist Rhys Jones investigates unusual stone spear-points found in ancient sites in the Kakadu National Park, and which seem to have been traded south from Arnhem Land. Jones hears of two Elders in eastern Arnhem Land who remember how to make such spear-points and where to find the special stone in the bush. With a geneticist, Neville White, who had been working at Donydji for 10 years, Jones is taken by the two old men and three younger men whom they wish to teach, on a trip into the bush to try to find the quarry site that used to be the source of the stone for these spear-heads. It is a long and difficult trek, albeit with a lot of hilarity along the way, and with concerns about the dangers of wild buffalo, and the risk of getting too close to sacred and secret places. Rules are set by the Elders about what can be filmed: as one observer noted, the Aboriginal people in this film are far from being passive subjects of a film, but recognise 'that filmmakers had to be controlled and, more importantly, that they could be controlled'.305.899Anbangbang (Nourlangie, Kakadu, NT SD53-01); Donydji (East Arnhem Land SD53-04); Ngilipitji / Ngilibitji (East Arnhem Land NT SD53-07)Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Antiquities.Projectile points--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.).; Stone implements--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.).; Spears--Design and construction.; Aboriginal Australians--Antiquities.; Aboriginal Australians--Implements.; Sites - Quarries - Stone.--aiatsiss; Technology - Stone - Points.--aiatsiss; Trade and exchange.--aiatsiss; Weapons - Spears - Making.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Ethnographic films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgft;Educational films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgftMcKenzie, Kim,director.; Ronin Films,distributor.
99184495263202061Something of the times.Mayali language N44; Mayali people N44N44English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©19851 DVD-video (41 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmAIATSIS collection."Using a wealth of archival photographs, this documentary reconstructs the life of buffalo hunters in the remote wetlands of the Northern Territory in the 1930s - both the white hunters and the Aboriginal labour that supported their operations. Tom Cole was one of the hunters, now retired in Sydney. With the filmmakers, he visits the sites of hunting camps that he had built before the war in what is now Kakadu National Park. He reminisces on the old buffalo trade and meets some of the Aboriginal men and women who still live in the area who worked for him and on whom he was dependent. He also visits Victoria Settlement (Port Essington): one of "the most heroic and hopeless" ventures in the history of the British Empire, established in the 1830s, now in ruins, where buffalo were first introduced. For the film, Tom and his former Aboriginal team build a new camp in the way they did in the 1930s, and demonstrate the skinning of buffalos, the washing of the hides, and salting and drying. Hunting was on horse-back in those days, unlike the present-day hunting by helicopter, and "Yellow Charlie" Whittaker was one of the great horse-back hunters. With other veterans, he comments on the tough life of the camps, when conditions were extremely rough and when they were often paid with food, tobacco and other commodities. The hunters remember the wartime bombing of Darwin and the explosion in buffalo numbers when hunting was abandoned during the war. Nowadays, the buffalo is being eradicated from Kakadu, and rangers such as Dave Lindner, Environmental Manager for the Gagudju Association of traditional owners, explain the modern methods of control"--Container.305.899Kakadu / Alligator Rivers area (NT SD53-01, SD53-05); Wildman River (NT Top End SD52-04)Buffaloes--Northern Territory.; Water buffalo--Northern Territory.; Aboriginal Australians--Hunting--Northern Territory.; Documentary films--Australia.; Animals - Feral animals - Buffalo control.--aiatsiss; Archives and archiving - Photographs.--aiatsiss; Employment - Conditions - Slavery and indentured labour.--aiatsiss; Environment - Conservation - Environmental impact studies.--aiatsissEthnographic films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgft;Short films.--lcgftMcKenzie, Kim,director.
99184495263602061Nothing rhymes with Ngapartji.Pitjantjatjara language C6C6English, Pitjantjatjara. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Big hART Inc. :;Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©20101 DVD-video (56 minutes) :sound colour12 cmNothing Rhymes with Ngapartji follows the journey of acclaimed Pitjantjatjara actor, Trevor Jamieson, as he returns to his traditional country to perform his hit stage show Ngapartji Ngapartji to an all-Indigenous audience in the remote Australian Aboriginal community of Ernabella, South Australia. Trevor has struggled to hold on to his language and culture while living away from his traditional country. Ngapartji Ngapartji is a live theatre performance in two languages; its audiences are usually fluent in English rather than Pitjantjatjara. 2,500 kilometres from the recent five-week, sell-out Sydney Festival season, against the magnificent backdrop of the Central Australian desert, Trevor is preparing to face his toughest audience yet. The film follows the Ngapartji Ngapartji team's journey to Ernabella and the in situ performance of their acclaimed show. It is terrible timing for Trevor, whose father, a central character in the stage show, passed away only weeks before. Not only does Trevor have to confront his grief in order to deliver the performance, he also has to grapple with the decision to risk breaking traditional law by saying his father's name, acting the part of him, and showing footage of him as part of the show. Is Trevor going to get a knock on the head? Trevor's family story is one of struggle and survival. From the 1950s, Trevor's grandfather witnessed British atomic testing spread sickness throughout his land; the performance follows three generations of an Aboriginal family as they grapple with becoming refugees in their own country. Elders in Ernabella have their own memories of the Maralinga bombs, and Trevor knows that the Ngapartji Ngapartji show will be a potent reminder of an issue that people have not talked about in a long time. As excitement builds in the community and among the company, which is thrilled to be performing for an Indigenous audience in Ernabella, trepidation builds in Trevor as he becomes more fearful of the consequences of telling a story so close to his heart.704.038Pukatja / Ernabella (SA Central Australia SG53-09); Maralinga (Far West SA SH52-12)Aboriginal Australians--South Australia--Arts.Music--Performance--South Australia.; Songs, Pitjantjatjara--Australia--South Australia.; Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--Dances.; Music--Performance--South Australia.; Pitjantjatjara language--Songs and music.; Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Documentary films--Australia.; Performing arts - Theatre and drama.--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal.--aiatsiss; Cultural protocols - Mourning - Name restrictions.--aiatsiss; Defence - Missile and weapons testing - Nuclear weapons.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Ethnographic films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftBates, Suzy,director.;Kelly, Alexandra(Film producer)producer.;Owen, Shannon,producer.;Watt, Michael,producer.;Jamieson, Trevor,actor.;Rankin, Scott,actor.;McKenzie, Pantjiti Unkari,actor.;Haggie, Amanyi Dora,actor.;Thompson, Kawaki,actor.;Yorkshire-Selby, Gail,actor.;Stanley, Tjariya,actor.;Minutjukur, Makinti,actor.;Robertson, Mel,actor.; Big hART (Organization),production company.
99184495264602061The Kimberley mob.Nyikina language K3K3Nyikina, English. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©1992.1 DVD-video (55 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmThe Watson family of Mt. Anderson station live in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia. They work to achieve their dream of peace and self-sufficiency on their tribal lands which have become rundown and degraded from over-grazing.338.176Mount Anderson map area (WA Fitzroy River, West Kimberley SE51-11); West Kimberley area (WA SD51, SD52, SE51)Mount Anderson Station (W.A.); Kimberley (W.A.)Australia.--Aboriginal Development CommissionFamilies--Western Australia--Kimberley.; Aboriginal Australian stockmen--Western Australia.; Cattle trade--Western Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Economic conditions.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of.; Documentary films--Australia.; Community development.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Pastoral industry - Beef cattle.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftChase, Graham,director.
99184495264702061Keepers of the story :Jandamarra.JandamarraBunuba people K5; Bunuba language K5K5Bunuba, English. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2010.1 DVD-video (24 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmCAAMA collectionJandamarra's campaign against white settlers in the Kimberleys in the north of Western Australia in the 1880s remains a source of pride and inspiration for the Bunuba people. A book, a play, and now a documentary film, are helping to bring the story to a wider audience and a new generation of Banuba people. A feature film is also in development. Keeping the story of Jandamarra alive sits in the hands of a few key people within the Bunuba nation. Since the passing of a key story-holder, old Banjo Woorunmurra, other senior people like George Brooking. Dillon Andews, Selena Middleton and actor and singer, Danny Marr (all of whom appear in this documentary), have played an important role in the preservation of this historical saga and the passing of it on to all Australians. The story-keepers believe that the spirit of Jandamarra is still alive and present in their community. They want to see him turn from a local Bunuba hero into a figure as famous as Ned Kelly and who can become a source of national pride. Filmmaker Mitch Torres, herself a Bunuba woman with a close association to Jandamarra's story, is part of that process of taking the story to a wider audience. She is seen at work on a new feature-length TV documentary about Jandamarra and talks at length about her responsibility to the community in making the film - how the community not only owns the story itself but needs to own the process of making the film, to ensure that the story-telling is correct and consistent with Bunuba aspirations.305.899Kimberley area (WA SD51, SD52, SE51, SE52)Kimberley (W.A.)--History.; Kimberley (W.A.)--Race relations--History.; Western Australia--Race relations--History.Jandamarra,approximately 1870-1897.Bunuba (Australian people); Bunuba (Australian people)--History.; Bunuba (Australian people)--Treatment.; Bunuba (Australian people)--Western Australia--Kimberley.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley--Governement relations.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of.; Documentary films--Australia.; Politics and Government.--aiatsiss; Race relations.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Short films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftTorres, Mitch,director,screenwriter.
99184495264902061Journey West :Buwarrala Agarriya.Yanyuwa people N153N153English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2019.1 DVD-video (52 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmGrowing concern among young Aboriginal community leaders, particularly those in the Borroloola Men's Group, drew them to the idea of re-enacting a walk that hadn't occurred for almost thirty years. 'Livin' in town we've got too much fightin', too much drinkin', too many kids just walk the streets breakin' and stealin'. I reckon that's bad. Out bush is good, no beer, no drink, no breakin' in. The Buwarrala-Journey is a traditional walk for the Garrwa, Yanyuwa, Mara and Gurdanji peoples of the Gulf of Carpentaria in northern Australia. Practiced for generations as part of the initiation of young boys, the walk was re-enacted in 1988 and documented in the film, Buwarrala Agarriya - Journey East. Gadrian Jarwijalmar Hoosan was twelve years old then and was one of four boys or Daru - boys who were prepared for their initiation ceremony. As an adult he had become a mentor to younger men, and directed a new film to record the new re-enactment of the walk in late 2017. The walk involved over one hundred community members - children, their families, teachers and volunteers, who covered a distance of seventy kilometres in seven days. During the walk, Elders share their strong feelings of connection to land, they teach hunting techniques and traditional dancing which often involves humour and historical story-telling. However traditional owners worry about the security of their country and water because of the impacts of mining and fracking. Passing through light scrub dotted with anthills, beside billabongs and water lilies, across a vast dry plain blackened by burning, a group of children, youth and Elders embrace their cultural heritage.305.899Carpentaria, Gulf of (N.T. and Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Social life and customs.; Youth, Aboriginal Australian.; Rites and ceremonies.; Yanyuwa (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Documentary films--Australia.; Ceremonies.--aiatsiss; Social events.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftHoosan, Gadrian Jarwijalmar,director.; Borroloola Men's Group,screenwriter.
99184495265402061How the west was lost :the story of the 1946 aboriginal pastoral workers' strike.Story of the 1946 aboriginal pastoral workers' strikeNyangumarta language A61A61Njangamarda and English. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©19871 DVD-video (72 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmThe story of the 1946 Aboriginal Pastoral Workers' Strike that has never officially ended. Passive resistance was used by Aboriginal station workers to protest against appalling living and working conditions and exploitation on sheep stations in W.A.331.892Pilbara area (WA SF50, SF51, SG50)Pilbara (W.A.)McKenna, Clancy.;Bin Bin, Dooley.;McLeod, D. W..Western Australia.--Department of Native AffairsAboriginal Australians--Employment.; Aboriginal Australians--Economic conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Civil rights.; Aboriginal Pastoral Strike, Pilbara, W.A., 1946-1949.; Industrial relations--Western Australia--Pilbara.; Strikes and lockouts--Western Australia--Pilbara.; Economic sectors - Pastoral industry - Sheep and wool.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Pastoral industry workers.--aiatsiss; Employment - Conditions - Industrial relations - Industrial disputes.--aiatsiss; Employment - Conditions - Wages - Stolen wages.--aiatsiss; Government policy - State and territory - Western Australia.--aiatsiss; Politics and Government - Political action - Civil rights.--aiatsiss; Mining industry - Tin.--aiatsissNoakes, David,director,screenwriter,producer.;Roberts, Paul,screenwriter.;Williams, Heather,producer.
99184495265502061Homeland story.Yolngu Matha language N230N230English and Yolngu Matha languages. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©20191 DVD-video (84 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmHomeland Story is an intimate portrait of Donydji, a small Indigenous community in North East Arnhem Land in the far north of Australia. Homelands are situated on the land of the people who live there. They are of central importance to their identity and culture. The film charts the Donydji community's transition from nomadic life to the digital age, from the 1960s to the present day. One family is featured, across three generations, from the traditional Elder, Dhulutarama, who still knew how to make stone tools, to his grand-daughter, Joanne Yindiri Guyula, who teaches at the Donydji school. It is a moving portrait of the family's struggle to preserve their culture and remain on their Homeland despite the severe obstacles they face: sub-standard education, deplorable service delivery, lack of job opportunities for the youth, inadequate government policy, bureaucratic mismanagement and pressure from mining interests.305.899Donydji (East Arnhem Land SD53-04)Donydji (N.T.).; Arnhem Land (N.T.)Yolngu (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land Region--Social life and customs.; Families--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land Region.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of.; Aboriginal Australians--Race identity.; Documentary films--Australia.; Race relations - Attitudes.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftHambly, Glenda,director,screenwriter.
99184495265802061First citizen :Albert Namatjira.Albert NamatjiraArrernte people C8; Pertame people C46C8; C46English.Australia :Juniper Films,©1989.1 DVD-video (54 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmCovers the life and art of Albert Namatjira, trying to right the many misconceptions and misunderstandings concerning him. Presents the conditions and prejudices of Namatjira's time. Shows how he became a legend to Aborigines, as well as a symbol for change. While endeavouring to redress some of the unbalanced views about Namatjira, the account is still objective.927.5Namatjira, Albert,1902-1959.Art, Aboriginal Australian--Central Australia.; Painters--Australia--Biography.; Landscape painters--Australia.; Aranda (Australian people); Art - Artists - Men.--aiatsissBiographical films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftTristram, John,director.; Juniper Films,production company.
99184495265902061Etched in bone.Mengerrdji people N53N53English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2018.1 DVD-video (73 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmJacob Nayinggul is a charismatic elder from Gunbalanya, an isolated settlement in Arnhem Land, northern Australia. Aboriginal people in this area believe that the landscape is inhabited by the spirits of their ancestors whose bones can be seen in crevices and caves. Nayinggul is aware that many of the old burial sites have been disturbed by scientists who collected human remains for museums. This presents the terrifying possibility that ancestral spirits were wrenched from their traditional country.;Drawing on original footage from National Geographic, this carefully crafted documentary explores the impact of one notorious bone theft by a member of the 1948 American-Australian Scientific Expedition to Arnhem Land. Hundred of bones were stolen and deposited in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. When the location of the bones became known to Arnhem Landers in the late 1990s, elders called for their return. This resulted in a tense standoff with the Department of Anthropology at the Smithsonian - and eventually in the repatriation of the bones.;Made over eight years, Etched in Bone gives extraordinary insight into the deep and enduring conflict between scientific and traditional forms of knowledge. In moving footage, we see how the repatriated bones are removed from their museum boxes, coated in red ochre and wrapped in paperbark. In this way, Jacob Nayinggul draws on ancient knowledge to create a new form of ceremony that welcomes home the ancestor spirits and puts them to sleep in the land where they were born.305.899Injalak / Unbalanja (West Arnhem Land NT SD53-01); Gunbalanya / Oenpelli (West Arnhem Land NT SD53-01);Arnhem Land (N.T.)--History.Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions--History.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--History.; Cultural heritage - Repatriation - Human remains.--aiatsiss; Death - Mortuary / funeral ceremonies - Burial.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftNayinggul, Jacob,on-screen participant.;Thomas, Martin,author,director,narrator,producer.;Bijon, Be╠üatrice,composer,producer,director.; Red Lily Productions,production company.;Australian Research Council,sponsoring body.;Screen Australia,sponsoring body.;Andrew W. Mellon Foundation,sponsoring body.;Pacific and Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures (PARADISEC),sponsoring body.;Australian National University,sponsoring body.
99184495266302061Bungalung.Anmatyerr language C81C81Anmatjere. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2007.1 DVD-video (22 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmThe CAAMA collection.Around a campfire, on a moonlit night, two Anmatjere Elders, Patsy and Jane Briscoe, sing and re-tell an epic Dreaming story told to them by their father and grandfather. It is a story of two young men who are forced into action when a clan of demon Cannibals devour their entire tribe and kidnap the young men's mother and sister. Alone and outnumbered, the young men defy all odds as they defeat the demons and reclaim their women. Frightening stories, such as this one, were traditionally told to control the behaviour and movement of Aboriginal children, ensuring that children never wandered too far from the safety of the camp during the day and remained close to the fires at night. They were also used to enhance the intuition of Aboriginal children, allowing them the skills to discern between right and wrong and to trust in their own instincts in regard to personal safety ...305.899South Central Northern Territory (NT)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Elliot--Social life and customs.; Legends--Northern Territory--Anmatjere.; Anmatyerre (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Anmatjere--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore.; Documentary films--Australia.; Stories and motifs - Devils, monsters, evil spirits, hairy men, bunyips.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftMorton-Thomas, Trish,director.;Warning, Liz,producer.
99184495266502061Buckskin.At foot of title:A film about JackKaurna language L3L3English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©20131 DVD-video (57 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmJack Buckskin is the teacher of an endangered language. From the northern Adelaide suburb of Salisbury, Jack's mission is to teach the Kaurna language, the language of his ancestors, to as many people as he can in his lifetime. But this is not easy. The language was driven to near extinction over a century ago. Now, Jack and fellow language speakers are sculpting a new Kaurna language and culture, and through that seeking to bring a new way of being to the youth of suburban Adelaide, in the form of a new Aboriginal identity, and with that, hope.924.9Adelaide (SE SA SI54-09)Adelaide (S.A.)Kaurna language--Study and teaching.; Kaurna language.; Kaurna (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Language and culture.; Language obsolescence--Australia.; Documentary films--Australia.; Education - Language - Indigenous languages.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftMcDonald, Dylan,director.;McDonald, Penelope,producer.
99184495267002061Black magic.Noongar / Nyoongar people W41W41English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©1988.1 DVD video (55 minutes) :sound, colour with black and white sequences12 cm.An account of the creative use of sport made by the Noongar people of South-West W.A. to advance their people's standing. Boxing and foot racing were the only sports open to aborigines at first but later the Noongar produced Australian Rules footballers such as Graham Farmer, Syd Jackson, The Krakouers and others. Personal stories by them and their families and friends create a picture of Noongar life and culture.796.089Western Australia (WA)Farmer, Graham,1935-2019.;Michael, Stephen,d1956-.;Kickett, Derek.;Krakouer, Jim.Athletes, Aboriginal Australian.; Aboriginal Australians--Sports.; Noongar (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Sports--Western Australia.; Sports--Social aspects--Western Australia.; Documentary films--Australia.; Sport - Football - Australian rules.--aiatsissSports films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftRijavec, Frank,director.;Roberts, Paul(Paul H.),director,producer.;Mead, Merlene,narrator.; Southern Aboriginal Corporation,production company.
99184495267102061Big boss.Yan-nhangu people N72N72Yan-nhangu. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Screen Australia :;Distributed by Ronin Films,[2022];©20121 DVD-video (56 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmMurrungga Island is at the top end of Arnhem Land in Australia's Northern Territory. This is where we find 95-year-old Baymarrwangga, or as she is affectionately known, "Big Boss", who was honoured as Senior Australian of the Year, 2012. Big Boss is the story of this 95-year-old Indigenous Elder and her challenge as the remaining leader of the Yan-nhangu people to pass on her traditional knowledge to the next generation. The film outlines Baymarrwangga's life story, from her time as a young girl on Murrungga, to the time she saw the arrival of missionaries, witnessed the arrival of Japanese and European fishermen, and then experienced war and tumultuous change. The story documents a historical legacy of government neglect, and suppression of bilingual education and how the language and culture of the Yan-nhangu came to be in a precarious position. One of Baymarrwangga's greatest achievements is the Yan-nhangu Dictionary. The Dictionary's main aim is to preserve Yan-nhangu language and local knowledge from the potentially damaging consequences of rapid global change. Through the words of the Big Boss herself and members of her community, we learn about the unique lifestyle of the Yan-nhangu people.924.9Mooroongga / Murrungga Island (Crocodile Islands Central Arnhem Land SD53-02, SC53-14)Baymarrwangga, Laurie.Language revival--Northern Territory.; Yannhangu (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Fishing.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Northern Territory--Languages--Dictionaries.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Languages.; Women, Aboriginal Australian.; Yan-nhangu language--Dictionaries.; Documentary films--Australia.; Social organisation - Elders.--aiatsiss; Language - Maintenance.--aiatsiss; Education - Language - Indigenous languages.--aiatsiss; Fishing.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Dictionaries and glossaries.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Biographical films.--lcgftSinclair, Paul,director.
99184495267202061Beyond sorry.Arrernte people C8C8English and Eastern Arrernte language. Subtitles: English.Mitchell, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,©2003.1 DVD-video (53 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmThe CAAMA collection.After being brought up in white Australian society, 54 year old Zita Wallace returns to her traditional Aboriginal homelands to live. Initially rejected by her tribal family, this 'half caste' woman's story raises issues to do with identity and cultural conflict, and the wisdom of the past practice of taking 'mixed blood' children from their families. Separated for five decades, Zita's aunt Aggie teaches her about being a traditional Aboriginal woman - from preparing kangaroo meat for food, to the painting, dances and traditions of her people.305.899Arltunga (South Central NT SF53-14)Wallace, Zita--Biography.Aranda (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Kinship--Australia, Central.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Central--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Institutional care.; Child welfare--Australia.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Government policy.; Aboriginal Australians--Relocation.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Central--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Documentary films--Australia.; Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations.--aiatsiss; Social identity - Mixed descent.--aiatsissDocumentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgft;Ethnographic films.--lcgftVadiveloo, David,director,producer,screenwriter.;Wallace, Zita,on screen participant.
99184495267302061Benny and the dreamers.Pintupi people C10C10English and Pintupi languages with English subtitles.Civic Square, ACT :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©19921 DVD-video (53 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmA small group of Pintupi living in west Central Australia today can remember their first meeting with a white man, their first impressions of the white man's world and their expectations of what the white world had to offer. BENNY AND THE DREAMERS reveals for the first time on film the Australian Aboriginal peoples' version of their first contact with white culture which was to change their traditional way of life forever. For some it was a terrifying experience, for others a fascinating view of a world which made little sense. But for all Aboriginal people, white contact brought the end of a nomadic way of life which had lasted for at least 40,000 years. In BENNY AND THE DREAMERS, Benny Tjapaljarri and other Pintupi elders tell their stories of life before and after "whitefellas". Through the use of rare archival footage, their journey is recreated from the central western deserts to their transformation from traditional nomad in a hunter gatherer society to sedentary consumer of white flour and sugar. Through dramatic retelling of the stories, BENNY AND THE DREAMERS weaves its way into the nightmare of assimilation that became Papunya, the killing fields of alcohol, to the eventual rejection of European life and the return of Aboriginal land at Kintore.305.899Pintupi (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory.; Aboriginal Australians--Cultural assimilation.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs.; History - Oral history.--aiatsissEthnographic films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgftBurum, Ivo,director,producer.;Batty, Philip,director,producer.
99184495267502061The Balanda and the bark canoes.Ganhalpuyngu people N83N83English and Ganalbingu language.;English and Aboriginal with English subtitles.Australia :Distributed by Ronin Films,[2023];©20061 DVD-video (52 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmThe Balanda and the Bark Canoes is a documentary exploring much more than simply the practicalities of working with non-professional actors in crocodile-infested waters. The film observes the process by which the people of Ramingining and Murwangi recreated the canoe-making process for Ten Canoes, working from a wealth of photographs taken in the 1930s by anthropologist Donald Thomson. Taking misunderstandings and cultural differences in its stride, this fascinating and often amusing documentary is as an uplifting account of how free-for-all discussion evolved into a highly successful feature films.791.43Arafura Wetlands / Swamp (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02); Ramingining (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02)De Heer, Rolf--Criticism and interpretation.Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Social life and customs--Drama.; Aboriginal Australians--Canoes and canoeing--Design and construction.; Yolngu (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Arnhem Land (N.T.).; Yolngu languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Motion picture producers and directors--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians in art.; Feature films--Australia--History and criticism.; Motion pictures--Production and direction--Australia.; Motion pictures, Australian--History and criticism.; Motion pictures in ethnology--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Antiquities--Drama.; Documentary films--Australia.; Film - Ethnographic.--aiatsiss; Art - Film - Film-makers.--aiatsiss; Transport - Water - Canoes.--aiatsissTen canoes (Motion picture)--History and criticismEthnographic films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftReynolds, Molly,director,screenwriter.;Nehme, Tania Michel,director,screenwriter,editor.;De Heer, Rolf,1951-director,screenwriter,producer.
99184495268102061Aboriginal rules.Yapa people C15C15English.Australia :Ronin Films,©2007.1 DVD-video (55 minutes) :sound, colour12 cmAboriginal Rules follows a year in the life of the Yuendumu Magpies Football Team as they battle it out in the red dirt of the Central Australian Outback. The dust, hard knocks and chaos of a bush footy game are all part of the complicated inter-tribal rivalry that is played out when any two teams meet.796.336Yuendumu (South Central NT SF52-12)Yuendumu (N.T.)--Social life and customs.Yuendumu Magpies Football Team.Warlpiri (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Sports--Australia, Northern.; Youth, Aboriginal Australian.; Australian football--Australia, Northern.; Australian football--Social aspects; Sports and state--Australia--History.; Aboriginal communities--Northern Territory--Yuendumu.; Sport - Football.--aiatsissEthnographic films.--lcgft;Sports films.--lcgft;Documentary films.--lcgft;Nonfiction films.--lcgftCampbell, Liam,1974-director,screenwriter.
991844986893020619.78176E+12Ash, Anna.http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctbGamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay & Yuwaalayaay dictionary /compiled and edited by Anna Ash, John Giacon and Amanda Lissarrague.Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay dictionary;Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay, Yuwaalayaay dictionarySecond edition.Yuwaalayaay language D54; Ualarai (Yuwalyai) language D54; Yuwaalaraay language D27; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Yuwaalaraay language D27; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23D54; D27; D23In Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay, Yuwaalayaay and English.Seven Hills :Boraga Academic,2017.;©2003.xi, 344 pages :illustrations, maps25 cm.The central north of New South Wales is the home of the Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay people, one of the largest Aboriginal language groups in the state. For many years their languages were in decline, but in recent years they have been revived by a growing number of people in the area. This book is a result of their efforts. It contains the most extensive list of Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay words yet published; detailed information about words, and example sentences to illustrate their uses; comprehensive word lists to locate words by their English equivalent; and a learner's guide to the grammar of the languages.;The central north of New South Wales is the home of the Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay people, one of the largest Aboriginal language groups in the state. For many years their languages were in decline, but in recent years they have been revived by a growing number of people in the area. This book is a result of their efforts. It contains the most extensive list of Gamilaraay, Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaalayaay words yet published; detailed information about words, and example sentences to illustrate their uses; comprehensive word lists to locate words by their English equivalent; and a learner's guide to the grammar of the languages.--Back cover.Includes G/Y/Y to English dictionary, English to G/Y/Y word lists, Learner's guide.499.1503;499.1503Northern New South Wales (N NSW SH55, SH56)Kamilaroi language--English.; Language - Vocabulary - Place names--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Word lists--aiatsiss; Language - Maintenance--aiatsiss; English language--Dictionaries--Yualyai; English language--Dictionaries--Yuwaalaraay.; English language--Dictionaries--Kamilaroi.; Language - Vocabulary - Animal names--aiatsiss; Yualyai language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Yuwaalayaay.; Language - Vocabulary - Dictionaries and glossaries--aiatsiss; Kamilaroi language--Dictionaries--English.; Language - Vocabulary - Plant names--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship - Kinship terms--aiatsiss; English language--Dictionaries--Gamilaraay.; English language--Dictionaries--Gamilaraay.; Kamilaroi language--Dictionaries--English; English language--Dictionaries--Yuwaalaraay.; Yualyai language--Dictionaries--English.Dictionaries;Indigenous focus--local;Dictionaries--lcgftLissarrague, Amanda,1958-http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Lissarrague, Amanda,1958-compiler.;Ash, Anna.http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Ash, Anna,compiler.;Giacon, John.http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Giacon, John.http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Giacon, John(John F.),compiler.;Lissarrague, Amanda,1958-http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb
991844998716020619781761181399 (hbk.);1761181394 (hbk.)Goodes, Adam,1980-author.Ceremony /Adam Goodes, Ellie Laing ; illustrated by David Hardy.Adnyamathanha people L10L10Text in Adnyamathanha and English.Cammeraygal Country, Crows Nest, N.S.W. :Allen & Unwin,20241 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations21 cm.Welcome to our countryWelcome, children! Nangga! Nangga! Yakarti! Tonight will be our Ceremony. Our family gathers as the fire burns. The smoke rises up as we take it in turns... Then clapsticks tap - one, two, three - but a stick is missing! Where could it be?A823.4Australia--History--Juvenile fiction.Australian fiction.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.; Rites and ceremonies--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Families--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Belonging (Social psychology)--Juvenile fiction.; Ceremonies--aiatsiss; Religion - Rites--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Authors - Fiction--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgft;Board books.--lcgftLaing, Ellie,author.;Hardy, David(Illustrator)illustrator.
991844998841020619781923179301 (hbk.);1923179306 (hbk.)Thuntjuntjara Remote Community School,author,illustrator.Yaltji ngayuku papa? =Where's my dog? /created by the kids of Tjuntjuntjara Remote Community School: Thalia Brown-Baird, Zara Brown, William Coleman, Keiran Currie, Maylee Davies, TT Hogan, Jason Walker and Katrina Williams s, in collaboration with artists Stewart Ennis and Ange Leech ; photography: Stewart Ennis.Where's my dog;Where is my dogPitjantjatjara language C6; Pitjantjatjara people C6C6Parallel text in Pitjantjatjara and English.Gadigal Country, Sydney, N.S.W. :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,20241 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations20 x 22 cm.Far out on desert Country, in the remote Community of Tjuntjuntjara, a cheeky papa (dog) called Tjanpi Tjanpi has gotten away. Where could he be hiding? Follow along as Kilipi and her friends look all over the Community for Tjanpi Tjanpi, meet the dogs of Tjuntjuntjara, see the sights and learn some Pitjantjatjara along the way.A823.4Tjuntjuntjara (SE WA SH52-05)Australian fiction.; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Dogs--Juvenile fiction.; Human-animal relationships--Juvenile fiction.; Communities--Juvenile fiction.; Children--aiatsiss; Animals - Mammals - Dingoes / Dogs--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Dingoes / dogs--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction--aiatsiss; Education - Schools - Community schools--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftBrown-Baird, Thalia,author,illustrator.;Brown, Zara,author,illustrator.;Voice from Kentucky,author,illustrator.;Currie, Keiran,author,illustrator.;Davies, Maylee,author,illustrator.;Hogan, TT,author,illustrator.;Walker, Jason,author,illustrator.;Williams, Katrina,author,illustrator.;Ennis, Stewart,artist,photographer.;Leech, Ange,artist.
991844998875020619781923179219 (hbk.);1923179217 (hbk.)Uddin, Tyran,author.Bagan, barra barra, mirriwarr :the boys who found their way /Tyran Uddin and Kayden Wellingston ; with Kirli Saunders and Jaz Carr.Yuin people S67; Dhurga language S53S67; S53In English; incorporates words from the the Dhurga language.Gadigal Country, Sydney, N.S.W. :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,20241 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations24 cm.Long, long ago, after the Dreaming, two Yuin boys go exploring on a bidhu (mountain) in search of food. They meet with animals of the bagan (land), barra barra (sea) and (mirriwarr) sky, who teach them about being on Country, connecting to the land and to each other.A823.4Australian fiction.; Wild plants, Edible--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile fiction.; Human ecology--Social aspects--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Children--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to land--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftWellingston, Kayden,author.;Saunders, Kirli,illustrator.;Carr, Jaz,illustrator.
991845000801020619.78176E+12Walley, Alton,authorillustratorNorn and Kaarda :based on the Dreamtime story of the Nyoongar people /text by Alton Walley ; illustrations by Alton and Richard WalleyNoongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Crawley, Western Australia :UWA Publishing,2024;©202443 pagescolour illustrations20 cm.Snakes--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Religion - Dreaming--aiatsiss; Monitor lizards--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Legends--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Folklore--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Language - Vocabulary - Dictionaries and glossaries--aiatsiss; Serpents--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.Walley, John,illustrator
991845000802020619781760802844;1760802840Walley, Alton,1991-authorillustrator.Yonga and Waitch /text by Alton Walley ; illustrations by Alton and John Walley.Noongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Uses traditional Nyoongar words. Glossary included.Crawley, Western Australia :UWA Publishing,2024.;©2024.43 pages :colour illustrations20 cm.Yonga the Kangaroo and Waitch the Emu have been good friends for a very long time. But Waitch has slowly started to grow envious of Yonga's beautiful snowy white coat. On a sweltering hot day, Waitch comes up with a devious plan to get Yonga's coat all for itself! Yonga and Waitch, based on a Dreamtime Story of the Nyoongar People, is timeless and provides a rich, direct and continued connection to the Nyoongar ancestors that have come before.398.20994Kangaroos--Folklore--Juvenile literature; Folklore--Australia--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Stories and motifs - Kangaroos / Wallabies--aiatsiss; Legends--Australia--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Emus--Folklore--Juvenile literature; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--South-West--Juvenile literature.; Folklore--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Stories and motifs - Emu--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Western Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Legends--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.Walley, Alton,author.;Walley, John,illustrator.
991845000804020619781760802837|paperbackWalley, Alton,1991-authorillustrator.The dolphin and the spearfisher :based on the Dreamtime story of the Nyoongar people /text by Alton Walley ; illustrations by Alton and Richard Walley.Dolphin & the spearfisherNoongar / Nyoongar language W41W41In English with traditional Nyoongar words and glossary.;Some words in Noongar.;Uses traditional Nyoongar words. Glossary included.Crawley, Western Australia :UWA Publishing,2024.;©2024.43 pages :colour illustrations20 cm;21 cm.Keek and Gidgi are the kayep ngooni (water brothers). They love to swim in the oceans and rivers. As the final days of Bunuru creep closer Gidgi wants to go swimming one last time, against the advice of his mother and Elders. Can Keek stop his older brother from making a bad decision before it's too late? The Dolphin and the Spearfisher, a coming-of-age tale based on a Nyoongar Dreamtime Story, is timeless and provides a rich, direct and continued connection to the Nyoongar ancestors that have come before.;Follow Keek and Gidgi, two brothers with a profound love for the oceans and rivers. This coming of age story follows the learnings of these young future leaders in the final days of the warmer seasons.398.20994Legends--Australia--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Legends--Western Australia.; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Brothers--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology); Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--South-West--Juvenile literature.; Folklore--Australia--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Western Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Folklore--Western Australia.; Folklore--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Brothers--Folklore.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Folklore; Fishing - Spearfishing--aiatsiss; Family - Siblings--aiatsissWalley, Alton,author.;Walley, Richard,illustrator.
991845000805020619781922335395paperbackWilson, Scott,authorDark heartwriter Scott Wilson, artist Katie Houghton-WardCover titleDark heart3IndigiverseGooniyandi people K6; Gooniyandi language K6K6In English and some words in Gooniyandi.[Perth, W.A.]Impact Comics[2024]1 volume (unpaged)chiefly colour illustrations26 cm.741.59941Literature and stories - Comic strips and books--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Comic books, strips, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Comic books, strips, etc.Comics (Graphic works)--lcgftHoughton-Ward, Katie,illustrator
991845000807020619.78193E+12Utemorrah, Daisy,author.Do not go around the edges /poems by Daisy Utemorrah ; illustrated by Pat Torres.Gwini people K36K36Broome, W.A. :;Moorebank :Magabala Books,;NewSouth Books [Distributor]201535 pages :color illustrations, map21 x 25 cm.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that this resource may contain images, transcripts or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples now deceased. It may also contain historically and culturally sensitive words, terms, and descriptions.;Illustrated with traditional Aboriginal dot form and contemporary images, this is a poetry collection from an elder of the Wunambal people. The poems are juxtaposed with the story of the author's life. The illustrator is a writer and artist of other children's books and has worked in Aboriginal education.;Poems by Australian Aboriginal women.;Interweaving poetry and prose in picture-book format, traditional storyteller, Daisy Utemorrah, reveals her life at Kunmunya Mission in the Kimberley, Western Australia.;This remarkable book weaves together the story of Daisy Utemorrah's life with a collection of playful parables and poems. Exploring themes such as Creation, tradition, memories, family and most importantly, country, Do Not Go around the Edges imbues a simple autobiographical story with humour and depth, and will appeal to adults and children alike. Retold with love and honour, be transported to a place where time stands still...Do not go around the edges -- Galinji -- Wattle tree -- Burun Burun the Kingfisher -- Rain -- Bind with the white man's law -- A cricket -- Mother's touch -- Wandjinas -- Willy Wagtail about the tribal war -- Poet -- Cat -- A dog's tale -- Black man -- Our mother land.A821.3Kunmunya (WA West Kimberley SE51-07); Kalumburu (WA Drysdale East Kimberley SD52-09)Utemorrah, Daisy.;Utermorrah, Daisy.;Utemorrah, Daisy--Juvenile literature.;Utemorrah, Daisy--Juvenile poetry.Kunmunya Mission (W.A.)--Juvenile poetryAboriginal Australians--Poetry; Aboriginal Australians--Poetry.; Australian poetry--Aboriginal Australian authors; Aboriginal Australian poetry; Aboriginal Australians--Legends--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Women--Aborigines, Australian--Australia--Poetry--Kimberley (W.A.)--Biography.; Children's poetry, Australian--20th century.; Aboriginal Australians; Education - Teachers - Teacher education--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Women--Australia--Kimberley (W.A.)--Biography.; Children's poetry--Australia.; Language - Maintenance--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Literature and stories - Poetry--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Legends--Legends--Juvenile literature.; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies--aiatsiss; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--Kimberley--Biography; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile fiction; Stories and motifs--aiatsiss; NSW Premier's Reading Challenge--5-6--Juvenile literature.; Children's stories--Pictorial works; Mythology, Aboriginal Australian; Indigenous peoples--Poetry.; Aboriginal Australians--Women--Western Australia--Kimberley--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Women--Western Australia--Kimberley--Biography.; Religions - Christianity - Missions--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley--Women--Biography.; Education - Early childhood--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Women--Western Australia--Kimberley--Biography.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Australia--Kimberley (W.A.)--Biography.; Premier's Reading Challenge.--Children's poetry--Pictorial works.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Children's poetry, Australian; Aboriginal Australians--Women--Kimberley.; Stories and motifs - Animals--aiatsiss; Legends--Australia; Aboriginal Australians--Poetry; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--Kimberley--Biography; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile poetry.; History - Biographies - Indigenous--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology); Aboriginal Australians--Folklore; Aboriginal Australians--Legends--Juvenile fiction.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Western Australia--KimberleyFirst Nations Collection;NSW Premier's Reading Challenge 5-6Poetry.Torres, Pat.http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Torres, Pat,illustrator.;Utemorrah, Daisy.http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Torres, Pat,illustrator.;Utemorrah, Daisy.http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Utemorrah, Daisy,author.
991845000814020619.78065E+12Gorey, Lorrayne,authortranslatorAlkngarrilemeWarningswritten by Lorrayne Gorey, Veronica Turner and Felicity Hayes ; illustrated by Amanda Turner and Siobhan TurnerWarningsArrernte people C8; Arrernte language C8; Arrernte language C8C8Text in Arrernte and English.Alice Springs, NT :Children's Ground,2019;©201913 pagescolour illustrations23 cm.This book is a collaboration between both Senior and emerging Arrernte Educators to teach our children about the rhythms and patterns of country. We know the land is alive and rich with knowledge. This book is about the warnings country gives us: when the rain will fall, whether winter will be long or short, and how we know summer is coming. Featuring stunning illustrations of the animals and weather patterns in the Central Desert by local Arrernte artists. Country is our education system - it teaches and guides us. We are making these books to pass all this knowledge to our children.499.15Traditional ecological knowledge--Northern Territory; Environment - Climate and weather - Bush fires--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge - Ecology--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Environment and natural phenomena--aiatsiss; Ethnobiology--Central Australia--Aboriginal Australians; Environment - Climate and weather--aiatsiss; Traditional ecological knowledge--Central Australia--Juvenile literature; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile literature; Environment - Climate and weather - Seasons--aiatsiss; Ethnobiology--Northern Territory; Education - Language - Indigenous languages - Readers and primers--aiatsiss; Traditional ecological knowledge--Australia, Central--Juvenile literature; Environment - Biodiversity - Animals--aiatsiss; Education - Language - Bilingual--aiatsiss; Ethnobiology--Australia, Central--Aboriginal AustraliansBilingual books;Picture books--lcgftTurner, Amanda,illustrator;Turner, Veronica,author;Hayes, Felicity,author;Turner, Siobhan,illustrator
991845000817020619.78065E+12Gorey, Lorrayne,authortranslator.Iwenhe Arratintyeme Ingwele? :What comes out at night? /written by Lorrayne Gorey, Veronica Turner and Felicity Hayes ; illustrated by Amanda Turner, Felicity Hayes and Siobhan Turner.What comes out at night?Arrernte language C8; Arrernte language C8C8Text in Arrernte and English.Alice Springs, NT :Children's Ground,2019.;©2019.20 pages :colour illustrations23 cm.This book is a collaboration between both Senior and emerging Arrernte Educators to teach our children about the rhythms and patterns of country. We know the land is alive and rich with knowledge. Country is our education system - it teaches and guides us. We are making these books to pass all this knowledge to our children.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal deposit499.15South Central Northern Territory (NT)Australia, Central--Juvenile literatureSleep behavior in animals--Pictorial works; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Pictorial works; Nocturnal animals--Juvenile literature; Language - Vocabulary - Word lists--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge - Zoology--aiatsiss; Astronomy--Pictorial works; Sleep--Juvenile literature; Sleep--Pictorial works; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile literature; Bilingual books; Sleep behavior in animals--Juvenile literature; Nocturnal animals--Readers; Night--Pictorial works; Education - Language - Indigenous languages - Readers and primers--aiatsiss; Readers (Primary); Stories and motifs - Animals--aiatsiss; Nocturnal animals--Pictorial works; Culture - Relationship to land--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Night--aiatsiss; Astronomy--Juvenile literature; Night--Juvenile literaturePicture books--lcgft;Indigenous collection;Picture booksTurner, Amanda,illustrator.;Turner, Veronica,author.;Hayes, Felicity,author.;Hayes, Felicity,illustrator.;Turner, Siobhan,illustrator.
991845000831020619781760991975|hardback;9781760991975;9781760991975|hbkBoundry, Jayden,author.Noongar Boodja Waangkan :Noongar first words /Jayden Boundry, Tyrown Waigana.Noongar / Nyoongar language W41; Noongar / Nyoongar people W41; Noongar / Nyoongar people W41W41Text in Noongar and English.North Fremantle, Western Australia :Fremantle Press,2022.;©2022.1 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations, colour maps20 x 26 cmWandjoo Noongar boodja - welcome to Noongar Country! Noongar Boodja Waangkan: Noongar First Words is an illustrated book of first Noongar words. Noongar is the language of the Noongar nation and is spoken by 14 different groups across the south-west corner of Western Australia. Written in Noongar and English, this fully illustrated collection of first Noongar words includes family, plants, animals, emotions, colours, numbers and more.;Wandjoo Noongar boodja - welcome to Noongar Country! Noongar Boodja Waangkan: Noongar First Words is an illustrated book of first Noongar words. Noongar is the language of the Noongar nation and is spoken by 14 different groups across the south-west corner of Western Australia. Written in Noongar and English, this fully illustrated collection of first Noongar words includes family, plants, animals, emotions, colours, numbers and more. The audio pronunciation guide is available now.499.15Australian languages--Juvenile literature; Noongar languages--Vocabulary--Juvenile literature; Nyoongar (Australian people)--Juvenile literature; Australian languages; Nyoongar language--Juvenile literature; Language--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Vocabulary--Juvenile literature; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature; Nyoongar language--Vocabulary; English language--Dictionaries, Juvenile--Nyoongar; Noongar (Australian people)--History--Juvenile fiction.; Nyoongar language--Dictionaries, Juvenile--English; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--VocabularyChildren's stories;Multilingual dictionaries--lcgft;Picture books--lcgft;Dictionaries--lcgftBoundry, Jayden,author.;Waigana, Tyrown,illustrator.
991845000833020611922592560;9781922592569hardbackNixon, June,authorillustrator.Jirntipirriny jaa lamparn parri :Willy wagtail and the little boy : a story in Walmajarri and English /written and illustrated by June Nixon.Willy wagtail and the little boyWalmajarri language A66A66Parallel text in English and Walmajarri.Gadigal Country;Sydney :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,;Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2024.;2024.;©2024.24 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations22 x 27 cm.One morning, a little boy and his family go looking for bush berries. The boy wanders off on his own, following the calls of a willy wagtail. Learn more about life on Country with the little boy and his family.A823.4Families--Juvenile fiction.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fiction; Bilingual books; Children's stories; Animals--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Wagtails--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Children--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction; Animals--Australian--Juvenile fiction; Australian fiction; Animals - Birds--aiatsiss; Families--Juvenile fiction; Animals--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fictionPicture books--lcgft;Australian fiction--lcgft;Australian fiction
991845000835020619.78192E+12Shandley, Delphine,authorillustrator.Manyi nganyjaali :Bush tomatoes : a story in Gooniyandi and English /written and illustrated by Delphine Shandley ; translated by Brenda Shaw.Bush tomatoesa story in Gooniyandi and EnglishGooniyandi language K6K6Parallel text in Gooniyandi and English.;Parallel text in English and Gooniyandi. Translated from the Gooniyandi.Sydney, Gadigal Country, N.S.W. :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2024.;©2024.14 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations18 x 20 cm.;18 x 19 cm.Join a family as they go out looking for bush tomatoes for a feed.;A snapshot of daily community life as three cousins head out in a red car, searching for a feed of juicy bush tomatoes.--Publisher's website.A823.4Board books; Tomatoes--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Gunian language; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction; Families--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Australian fiction; Tomatoes--Juvenile fiction; Families--Juvenile fiction; Gathering - Plants--aiatsiss; Children's storiesPicture books--lcgft;Board books--lcgft;Fiction--lcgft;board books--aat;Australian fictionShaw, Brenda,translator.
991845000839020619781761180842|boardMoriarty, Ros,author.Bush tracks /Ros Moriarty ; illustrated by Balarinji.Yanyuwa people N153; Yanyuwa language N153N153In English with story also translated into Yanyuwa.;In English and Yanyuwa language.Crows Nest, NSW :Allen & Unwin Childrens Books,2024.;©2017.1 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations21 cm.What can you see? Follow the clues that landscape, seasons, weather, the stars, the moon and the sun give to navigate bush tracks and find the Australian animal. A lyrical, fun story about tracking animals in the bush featuring vibrant illustrations by Balarinji, Australia's leading Indigenous design studio.823.92Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fictionEthnoscience--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Trails--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Tracking and trailing--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Nature stories; Forests and forestry--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Yanyuwa language--Texts; Forests and forestry--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Board books; Tracking and trailing--Juvenile fiction; Children's stories--Pictorial worksNSW Premier's Reading Challenge K-2Illustrated works--lcgft;Nature fiction--lcgft;Fiction--lcgft;board books--aat;Board books--lcgft;Picture books--lcgft;picture books--aatMoriarty, Ros,http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Bradley, John(John James),translator.; Balarinji (Firm),artist.;Balarinji (Firm),illustrator.;Balarinji (Firm)http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ctb;Balarinji (Firm),illustrator.
991845000842020619.78192E+12Manbulloo, Karen,authorillustrator.Moli bin git stak :Molly gets stuck /Karen Manbulloo bin raidim dijan stori [and 4 others].Molly gets stuckKriol language P1P1Parallel text in Kriol and English.Australia Square, N.S.W. :Pan Macmillan,;Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2024.;2023.;©2023.20 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations22 x 29 cm.Molly is a huge pig who likes lying under the shady tree at her home in the community of Kalano. Written in Kriol and English, Moli Bin Git Stak continues the story of the famous Molly the pig. Molly used to be bullied by the dogs, but she started eating Weet-Bix and grew bigger, and eventually was bigger than those dogs. She got so big that one day, she found a new shady spot and got stuck. Can you guess where Molly gets stuck?--Back cover.A823.4Swine--Juvenile fiction; Animal rescue--Juvenile fiction; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction; Swine--Pictorial works--Juvenile fictionAnimal fiction--lcgft;Australian fiction;Children's stories;Picture books--lcgftHaysom, Julie,illustrator.;Angelo, Denise,illustrator.;Haysom, Julie,illustrator.;Manfong, Cindy,illustrator.
991845000850020619780648439461┬ápaperbackApmwe Iwenhe :What Snake?.What Snake?Arrernte language C8C8Text in Eastern & Central Arrernte and English.Alice Springs :Children's Ground,2020.;©2020.16 pages :illustrations23 cm.;23 x 25 cm.Children's reader in Arrernte ; includes word list.;Apmwe Iwenhe (What Snake?) is an Arrernte children's book, written by First Nations educators at Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe (Children's Ground Central Australia). The vibrant illustrations were created by children from Uyenpere Atwatye (Hidden Valley Town Camp) during an Early Years learning activity in Mparntwe (Alice Springs).Apmwe Iwenhe (What Snake?) documents the Eastern and Central Arrernte authors' ecological knowledge of Central Australian snakes - their names, habitats and behaviours, simultaneously introducing opposite words to Arrernte readers in a culturally relevant and insightful way.597.960994South Central Northern Territory (NT)Culture - Relationship to land--aiatsiss; Education - Language - Indigenous languages - Readers and primers--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australian--Australia--Juvenile literature.; Stories and motifs - Snakes--aiatsiss; Snakes--Australia--Juvenile literature; Language - Vocabulary - Word lists--aiatsiss; Snakes--Northern Territory--Pictorial works; Education, Bilingual--Australia--Northern Territory--Juvenile literature; Indigenous knowledge - Zoology--aiatsissFestschriften--lcgftDobson, Veronica,contributor.;Palmer, Leonie,1948-contributor.;Hayes, Felicity,contributor.;McMillian, Marita,;Neil, Cassandra,contributor.;Turner, Margaret,contributor.;Young, Rosario,contributor.
991845000851020619.78065E+12Gorey, Lorrayne,authorAthakwere akweke angkethakweThe thirsty little mousewritten by Lorrayne Gorey ; illustrated by Amanda TurnerThirsty little mouse;Athakwere akweke angkethakweArrernte language C8C8Parallel text in English and Arrernte language.Alice Springs, NTChildren's Ground2020;©202024 pagescolour illustrations23 x 25 cm.Athakwere Akweke Angkethakwe (The Thirsty Little Mouse) is an Arrernte children's book, written and illustrated by First Nations educators Lorrayne Gorey and Amanda Turner at Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe (Children's Ground Central Australia). "Aunty MK used to tell all us kids this story when we were little...I'd like to dedicate this book to Aunty MK for inspiring me and many other Arrernte people to learn our language, our culture and to stand up and be proud of our identity"A823.4;499.15Animals--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Animals.; Mice--Juvenile fiction; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile fiction; Readers (Primary); Education - Language - Indigenous languages - Readers and primers--aiatsiss; Readers; Education - Language - Bilingual--aiatsiss; Desert animals--Australia, Central--Juvenile fiction; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction; Picture books; Bilingual booksTurner, Amanda,illustrator
991845000854020619.78065E+12Hayes, Felicity,authorillustratorIwenhe nhenhe?What's this?written by Felicity Hayes and Anna-Maria Palmer ; illustrated by Amanda Turner, Felicity Hayes and Siobhan TurnerIwenhe nhenhe?;What's thisArrernte people C8; Arrernte language C8C8Text in Central/Eastern Arrernte language and English.;Parallel text in Arrernte and English.Alice Springs, NTChildren's Ground2020;©202027 pagescolour illustrations23 x 25 cm.Iwenhe Nhenhe? (What's This?) is an Arrernte children's book, written and illustrated by First Nations educators at Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe (Children's Ground Central Australia). This multi-purpose Early Years learning resource is designed for teaching Arrernte children about distance, like how far or how close something is. At the same time children can practice the hand signals that are used to indicate distance while also learning the language names for local native animals. Use of repetition in books for little children helps to increase opportunities for learning new words and practicing their use, increases confidence, adds rhythm, aids memory and helps strengthen neural pathways in the brain that assist learning.;Annotation. Iwenhe Nhenhe? (What's This?) is an Arrernte children's book, written and illustrated by First Nations educators at Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe (Children's Ground Central Australia)This multi-purpose Early Years learning resource is designed for teaching Arrernte children about distance, like how far or how close something is. At the same time children can practice the hand signals that are used to indicate distance while also learning the language names for local native animals. Use of repetition in books for little children helps to increase opportunities for learning new words and practicing their use, increases confidence, adds rhythm, aids memory and helps strengthen neural pathways in the brain that assist learning.499.15South Central Northern Territory (NT)Australia, Central--Juvenile literatureAnimals--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Education - Language - Indigenous languages - Readers and primers--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile literature; Readers (Primary); Bilingual books; Readers; Distances--Juvenile literature; Animals--Australia--Juvenile literature; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction; Education - Language - Bilingual--aiatsiss; Education, Bilingual--Australia--Northern Territory--Juvenile literature; Eastern Arrernte language--ReadersPicture books--lcgft;Bilingual booksTurner, Amanda,illustrator;Palmer, Anna-Maria,author;Turner, Siobhan,illustrator
991845000864020619781922592927board bookNgirringirri Kirijinga Japalinga :Shining little star /written by Pirlingimpi FaFT Families and Bubs ; translated by Marie Simplicia (Simpy) Tipuamantumirri and Ian Williams.Shining little starTiwi language N20; Tiwi people N20N20Parallel text in Tiwi language and English.Gadigal Country;Sydney, NSW :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2024.;©2024.1 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations18 x 20 cm.;18 x 19 cm.This book is based on the song Twinkle twinkle little star. It has been written in Tiwi by Pirlingimpi FaFT Families and Bubs. This book was made for families to share with bubs.398.8Northern Territory; Tiwi Islands (NT SC52-15, SC52-16)Nursery rhymes--Adaptations--Pictorial works; Nursery rhymes--Adaptations; Bilingual books; Stars--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature; Stories and motifs - Stars--aiatsiss; Stars--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Board books; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsissBoard books--lcgft;Picture books--lcgftTipuamantimirri, Marie Simplicia,translator.;Williams, Ian,translator.;Tipuamantimirri, Marie Simplicia,translator.;Tipuamantumirri, Marie Simplicia Agnes(Simpi),translator.;Williams, Ian,translator.; Pirlingimpi FaFT.,author.
991845000871020619781922592873board bookSpeed, Mia,authorillustrator.Where's my minya marlu? :a story in Wirangu and English /written and illustrated by Mia Speed.Where is my minya marlu?Board book edition.Wirangu language / Wirangu people; Wirangu language C1; Wirangu people C1C1Text in English with some Wirangu language.;In English with select words in Wirangu.Broadway, NSW :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2024.;©2024.1 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations18 x 19 cm.Marlu (kangaroo) is looking for her minya marlu (little kangaroo/joey). Will garliya (emu), wardu (wombat), dyilga-marda (echidna) or any of the other animals be able to help her? The first book from a talented young Wirangu woman, created as a language resource for kids in her Community.;Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this resource may contain images, voices or names of deceased persons in photographs, websites, film, audio recordings or printed material. Some material may contain terms that reflect authors' views, or those of the period in which the item was written or recorded, but may not be considered appropriate today. These views are not necessarily the views of the University of Canberra. While the information may not reflect current understanding, it is provided in an historical context.A8234Australian wildlife--Juvenile fiction; Mother and child--Juvenile fiction; Picture books; Wirangu language; Children's stories--Juvenile fiction; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors; Stories and motifs - Animals--aiatsiss; Education - Language--aiatsiss; Kangaroos--Juvenile fiction; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Missing children--Juvenile fiction; Wirangu language--Readers; Children's stories--Pictorial works; Kangaroos--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Animals--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction; Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors--Juvenile fiction; Education - Language - Indigenous languages - Readers and primers--aiatsiss; Board books; Searching behavior--Juvenile fiction; Animals--Australia--Juvenile fiction; Australian languages; Literature and stories - Fiction--aiatsissBoard books--lcgft;board books--aat;Picture books--lcgft;Picture books;Picture books for children;Board books
99184500180002061Yorke Island.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2[Queensland] :Torres Strait Islanders' Media Association Inc.,[2023].1 audiocassette :analog3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in.781.62Masig / Yorke Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Yorke Island (Qld)--Songs and musicTorres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Yorke Island--Music.; Folk music--Queensland--Yorke Island.
99184500182902061Mission Beach Historical Society :collecting, recording, preserving & promoting local history.Dyirubagala people Y124Y124Mission Beach, Queensland :Mission Beach Historical Society Inc,[2020]-1 online resource.PANDORA electronic collectionWebsite of the Mission Beach Historical Society, a small, local group of volunteers working towards capturing oral histories, to protect, preserve and exhibit the history of the locality. The website features a history of the Society, place names, stories and maps of the town and villages, information about the Djiru People, pioneers and families, library, and photo gallery.Mission Beach (NE Qld SE55-06)Mission Beach (Qld.)--History.; Mission Beach (Qld.)--History--Societies, etc.Mission Beach Historical Society.History--Queensland--Mission Beach--Societies, etc.Mission Beach Historical Society,issuing body.National Library of Australia https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/tep/215770;Mission Beach Historical Societyhttps://mbhs.com.au/
99184500188902061Jungaji,performer.Betting on Blak /Jungaji.Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78[Australia] :[Ol' Rooster Records],[2025].;© & ℗20251 sound disc :analog12 in.781.64Soul music--Queensland--2021-2030.; Rhythm and blues music--Queensland--2021-2030.
991845005367020619781038770684large print : paperbackLucashenko, Melissa,1967-author.Mullumbimby /Melissa Lucashenko.Large print edition.Arakwal people E13; Bundjalung people E12E13; E12Strawberry Hills, NSW :ReadHowYouWant,2023vii, 418 pages (large print)24 cm.When Jo Breen uses her divorce settlement to buy a neglected farm in the Byron Bay hinterland, she is hoping for a tree change, and a blossoming connection to the land of her Aboriginal ancestors. What she discovers instead is sharp dissent from her teenage daughter, trouble brewing from unimpressed white neighbours and a looming Native Title war between the local Bundjalung families. When Jo unexpectedly finds love on one side of the Native Title divide she quickly learns that living on country is only part of the recipe for the Good Life.A823.4Mullumbimby (NSW N Coast SH56-03)Byron Bay Region (N.S.W.)--Fiction.Land tenure--New South Wales--Byron Bay Region--Fiction.; Mothers and daughters--Fiction.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Fiction.; Families--Fiction.; Farms--New South Wales--Byron Bay--Fiction.; Native title--Australia--Fiction.; Man-woman relationships--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Fiction.; Australian fiction.; Authors, Aboriginal Australian.; Large type books.; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Native title.--aiatsissAustralian Aboriginal.--(local)
991845009020020619780702270864;9780702270864EPUBCollis, Paul(Author),author.Dancing home /Paul Collis ; introduction by Samuel Wagan Watson.First Nations Classics editionWiradjuri people D10D10St Lucia, Queensland :University of Queensland Press,2025.;©20171 online resource (1 volume)First Nations classics''When he was in gaol, he'd begun to prepare himself for the fight of his life, a showdown with the policeman, McWilliams ... he'd face life with death, and see who blinked first.' Blackie and Rips are fresh out of prison when they set off on a road trip back to Wiradjuri country with their mate Carlos. Blackie is out for revenge against the cop who put him in prison on false grounds. He is also craving to reconnect with his grandmother's country. Driven by his hunger for drugs and payback, Blackie reaches dark places of both mystery and beauty as he searches for peace. Moreover he is willing to pay for that peace with his own life.' -- Publisher.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNew South WalesAustralian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors; Revenge--Fiction; Ex-offenders--Fiction; Wiradjuri (Australian people)--Fiction; Literature and stories - Fiction.--AIATSISS; Law enforcement - Police conduct and attitudes.--AIATSISSElectronic booksWatson, Samuel Wagan,1972-writer of introduction.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3680531358ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3680531358-t
991845009309020619781743055151 (pbk.);1743055153 (pbk.)Bush mechanics :from Yuendumu to the world /edited by Mandy Paul and Michelangelo Bolognese.Yapa people C15C15Mile End, South Australia :Wakefield Press,2017vii, 77 pages :illustrations, portraits,27 cm.Bush Mechanics first screened on the ABC in 2001, starring young Warlpiri men, rusty old cars and the Australian outback. It was a hit. Funny, ingenious and sometimes confronting, Bush Mechanics was filmed in and around Yuendumu, one of the largest Aboriginal communities in Central Australia. The stories centred around cars, but provided broader insights into contemporary Aboriginal life and culture. This book explores the history and the continuing appeal of Bush Mecahanics.629.287Yuendumu (South Central NT SF52-12); Koonibba (West SA SH53-09)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Social conditions.; Wilderness survival.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Exhibitions.; Automobiles--Australia--Maintenance and repair.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Art - Exhibitions--aiatsiss; Transport - Vehicles - Motor cars--aiatsiss; Media - Broadcast media - Television--aiatsissBush mechanics (Television program);Bush mechanics (Exhibition)Exhibition catalogs.--lcgftPaul, Mandy,editor.;Bolognese, Michelangelo,editor.
99184501054302061Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service,author.Tuchekoi National Park :management statement 2013 /Prepared by: Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service (QPWS), Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation.2025 version.Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29[Brisbane, Qld.] :Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service,[2025];c20251 online resource (7 pages)"Tuchekoi National Park was gazetted from the former Tuchekoi Forest Reserve in 2009 to conserve the significant regional ecosystems representative of the South East Queensland Bioregion. Thirteen hectares of the park was left as forest reserve as part of the South East Queensland Horse Riding Trail Network. These trails remained as an arrow strip (formerly forest reserve tenure) and have been managed under the South East Queensland Horse Riding Trail Network Management Plan 2011 with the surrounding area being managed by QPWS as national park under the Nature Conservation Act 1992. Prior to 2001, Tuchekoi Forest Reserve was gazetted as Tuchekoi State Forest 963. Tuchekoi Forest Reserve was amalgamated with the national park in 2014. The national park is characterised by the prominent Mount Cooroora rising high above the surrounding rural landscape. The mountain has significant historic and social values associated with the 'King of the Mountain' race and provides a stunning view of the surrounding landscape from the summit. Tuchekoi National Park contains five of concern and one endangered regional ecosystem. The top of Mount Cooroora contains one of the only known occurrences of the vulnerable Allocasuarina rigida subsp. exsul." -- page 2.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositTuchekoi National Park (Qld.)National parks and reserves--Queensland--ManagementQueensland.Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3627289088fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3627289088-t
99184503761702061Queensland.Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation,issuing body.EIS assessment report:Aurukun bauxite project /Prepared by: Environmental Impact Assessment, Department of the Environment, Tourism Science and Innovation.Environmental impact statement assessment report:Aurukun bauxite projectWik Mungkan people Y57Y57Brisbane, Qld. :Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation,20251 online resource (285 pages) :illustrations, maps"This report evaluates the environmental impact statement (EIS) for the Aurukun Bauxite Project under the Environmental Protection Act 1994 (EP Act). It includes assessment of the potential impacts on the controlling provisions under the Commonwealth Environment Protection andBiodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act).The project, proposed by Aurukun Bauxite Project Joint Venture, involves construction, operation, decommissioning and rehabilitation of an open cut bauxite mine and associated infrastructure. It would be located 23 kilometres north of Aurukun, on the traditional lands of the Wik and Wik Waya People. Production is expected to achieve up to 15 million tonnes of bauxite annually over 22 years. Screening and washing would occur on-site, before the ore is transported to a coastal loading facility for shipping offshore for export. A new 10.5 gigalitre water storage dam on Tapplebang Creek would be built to meet mine water requirements." -- from Executive Summary, page 3.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAurukun (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07)Glencore Bauxite Resources Pty Ltd,--Evaluation.Environmental impact statements--Queensland--Aurukun Region.; Aluminum plants--Queensland--Aurukun.; Bauxite--Queensland--Aurukun Region; Aluminum mines and mining--Environmental aspects--Queensland--Aurukun Region.Electronic booksNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3695810511fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3695810511-t;Publisher's websitehttps://www.qld.gov.au/environment/management/environmental/eis-process/projects/completed/aurukun-bauxite-project
991845037633020619780646896328 (pbk.);0646896326 (pbk.)Liddell, Rodney,author.Cape York :the savage frontier /by Rodney Liddell.Third edition.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Yadhaykenu people Y8; Djagaraga people Y6Y1; Y8; Y6[Place of publication not identified] :[publisher not identified],2024.;©1996viii, 275 pages :illustrations, maps, portraits24 cm.The contents of this book portray history as it really happened, rather than the many fictionalised accounts that academics have inserted in recent years. During my 10 years of research into original documentation held in libraries and archives, it became very obvious that many of them, particularly anthropologists and sociologists, were promoting what they personally wanted the public to believe, rather than write an accurate historical record. In effect they have included a mass of fiction into the history books, that is now taught in schools and universities as fact. In the process they effectively covered up the aboriginal invasion of Australia and extermination of the "Original Indigenous Australians" [Papuans] less than a thousand years ago. Many of the lies and deceptions published by academics are also exposed and where possible, copies of the hand written reports of last century are included as evidence of academic deceit and naivety. This narrative commences with the Aboriginal Invasion of Australia and exposes the "False Aboriginality" of the 40,000 year myth. It progresses through the violent confrontations of the native tribes and the massacres of hundreds of Europeans, including men, women and children who were cast ashore from the numerous shipwrecks along this hostile coastline of the Cape York Peninsula and the Torres Strait Islands. They were slaughtered by club and spear and in many cases, beheaded.994.38Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--History.Thompson, Barbara,1831-1916.;Jardine, Frank,1841-1919.;Jackey Jackey,d. 1854.;Kennedy, Edmund Besley Court,1818-1848--Travel--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.Castaways--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--First contact with Europeans.; Cattle drives--Queensland.; Settlement and contacts - Explorers - European.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missions.--aiatsiss; Transport - Water - Shipwrecks and accidents.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Pearling.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Word lists.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Pastoral industry - Beef cattle.--aiatsiss
991845039059020619781875641093 (pbk.);1875641092 (pbk.)Gela, Anne Abednego,1953-authorillustrator.Gelam the man from Moa :a legend of the people of the Torres Strait Islands /Anne Abednego Gela.Second edition.Meriam people Y3; Meriam people Y3; Meriam Mir language Y3; Torres Strait Islander people P2; Torres Strait Islander people P2; Kalaw Lagaw Ya / Kala Lagaw Ya language (Y1) (Qld TSI SC54-07); Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y3; P2; Y1Broome, W.A. :Magabala Books,2023.;©199364 pages :illustrations29 cm.For children; traditional story of Gelam and his mother Usar left alone on Moa Island, chased by the evil Dhogai monster; Gelams decision to leave Moa and his mother, build a dugong from the wupudh (wattle) tree and travel to Mer Island where he became a large hill in the shape of a dugong; includes a glossary of words from Kala Lagaw Ya language; includes biographical details of the author.Part one. The Dhogai -- Part two. The Ganaus -- Part three. The wupudh tree.398.2099438Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05); Moa / Banks Island (Qld TSI SC54-11)Moa Island.Gelam (Legendary character)--Juvenile literature.; Tales--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands--Juvenile literature.; Mythology, Torres Strait Islands--Juvenile literature.; Torres Strait Islanders--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Literature and stories - Juvenile--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Dugongs--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Devils, monsters, evil spirits, hairy men, bunyips--aiatsiss; Religion - Dreaming--aiatsiss; Sites - Dreaming tracks--aiatsiss
991845079865020619780005844825 (pbk.);0005844827 (pbk.)Songs from Saibai Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards2nd edition.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in native Torres Strait Islander with English translation.Brassall, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,2011.;©200012 pages :illustrations, map, music29 cm.Songs from Saibai are arranged alphabetically by title and includes words and translations and music.782.42162991509438Saibai Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Saibai Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Folk songs--Queensland--Saibai Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Saibai Island--Music.; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
991845079866020619780005844832 (pbk.);0005844835 (pbk.)Songs from Murray Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.2nd edition (much enlarged)Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Brassall, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200040 pages :illustrations, map, music29 cm.Songs from Murray Island arranged alphabetically by title and includes words and translations and music.782.42162991509438Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05)Murray Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Folk songs--Queensland--Murray Island.; Folk music--Queensland--Murray Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Murray Island--Music.; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
991845079869020619780005844838 (pbk.);0005844835 (pbk.);9781875872589 (pbk.);1875872582 (pbk.)Oochuyung,author.Looking for yams =Iyee cheeig /by Oochuyung ; illustrated by Ron Edwards.Iyee cheeigLinngithigh people Y26; Linngithigh people (Y26) (Qld SD54-03); Alngith people Y32; Alngith people Y32Y26; Y32Urangan, Queensland :Rams Skull Press,[2006];©200632 pages :illustrations25 cm.Story based on the practices and beliefs of the Alngith and Liningithi people of Cape York.A823.4Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Juvenile fiction.Alngith (Australian people)--Mythology--Juvenile fiction.; Mythology, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories.; Stories and motifs--aiatsiss; Gathering - Plants - Yams--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Devils, monsters, evil spirits, hairy men, bunyips--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008illustrator.
991845079870020619780005844843 (pbk.);0005844843 (pbk.)Larry, Anna,authorTri pikinini =Three pikininis /by Anna Larry ; illustrated by Ron Edwards.Three pikininisKriol language P1P1Text in Torres Strait Creole and English.Kuranda, Qld :Rams Skull Press,[200];©200124 pages :illustrations25 cm.A childrens book by Islander Anna Larry with illustrations by Ron Edwards. It is a story that parallels Three Little Pigs written in Torres Strait Creole. An English text is also provided below the Creole text on each page.A823.309912Waraber Island / Sue Islet (Qld TSI SC54-12)Kriol language--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Supernatural--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories.; Language - Kriol - Pidgins and creoles - Torres Strait Creole--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,illustrator
991845079875020619780992303938 (pbk.);0992303931 (pbk.)Hammett, Irene,authorYuwalin and other poems in Guugu Yimidhirr /Irene Hammett ; illustrations by Donna Cobus.Second corrected edition.Guugu Yimithirr language Y82; Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82In Guugu Yimidhirr with translations into English.[Cairns, QLD] :Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadership,[2014];©2014vii, 16 pages :illustrations24 cm.This the first collection of contemporary poetry in Irene's language Guugu Yimithirr, a First Nations language of eastern Cape York Peninsula in northern Queensland. Irene's poems are about childhood, fishing and hunting with family, climbing the wild cherry tree and swimming in the creek.Foreword -- Yuwalin and other poems in Guugu Yimidhirr : Yuwalin (At the beach); Dhurrbiilnganh (From Hope Vale); Banday (Native cherry tree); Birriwi (At the creek); Dhuwan-ga (Mussels) -- Text of poems in English -- Notes on the text.A821.4;499.15Aboriginal Australian poetry--Queensland--Cape York.; Literature and stories - Poetry--aiatsissPoetry.--lcgft;Australian Aboriginal (local).--lcgftCobus, Donna,illustrator.; Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadership,issuing body.
991845079879020619780005844805 (pbk.);0005844800 (pbk.)Songs from Dauan Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.2nd edition (slightly enlarged, 24 pages)Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200024 pages :illustrations, map, music29 cm.Songs from Dauan Island are arranged alphabetically by title and includes words and translations and music.782.42162991509438Dauan / Cornwallis Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Dauan Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Folk songs--Queensland--Dauan Island.; Folk music--Queensland--Dauan Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Dauan Island--Music.; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
991845079880020619780005844809 (pbk.);0005844800 (pbk.)Songs from Darnley Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards1st edition.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Esk, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200032 pages :illustrations, map, music29 cm.Songs from Darnley Island are arranged alphabetically by title and includes words and translations and music.782.42162991509438Erub / Darnley Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Darnley Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Folk songs--Queensland--Darnley Island.; Folk music--Queensland--Darnley Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Darnley Island--Music.; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
991845079881020619780005844807 (pbk.);0005844800 (pbk.)Songs from Coconut Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.2nd edition (enlarged)Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in native Torres Strait Islander with English translation.Esk, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200024 pages :illustrations, map, music29 cm.Songs from Coconut Island are arranged alphabetically by title and includes words and translations and music.782.42162991509438Poruma / Purma / Coconut Island (Qld TSI SC54-12)Coconut Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Folk songs--Queensland--Coconut Island.; Folk music--Queensland--Coconut Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Coconut Island--Music.; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
991845079882020619780005844803 (pbk.);0005844800 (pbk.)Songs from Yorke Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron EdwardsKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in native Torres Strait Islander with English translation.Brassall, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,[2000]40 pages :illustrations, map, music29 cm.Songs from Yorke Island are arranged alphabetically by title and includes words and translations and music.782.42162991509438Masig / Yorke Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Yorke Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Folk songs--Queensland--Yorke Island.; Folk music--Queensland--Yorke Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Yorke Island--Music.; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
991845079883020619780005844806 (pbk.);0005844800 (pbk.)Songs from Warraber Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron EdwardsKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in native Torres Strait Islander with English translation.Esk, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200028 pages :illustrations, map, music29 cm.Songs from Warraber Island are arranged alphabetically by title and includes words and translations and music.782.42162991509438Waraber Island / Sue Islet (Qld TSI SC54-12)Warraber Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Folk songs--Queensland--Warraber Island.; Folk music--Queensland--Warraber Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Warraber Island--Music.; Music - Traditional--aiatsiss; Music - Vocal--aiatsissEdwards, Ron,1930-2008,editor,illustrator.
991845079884020619780005844811 (pbk.);0005844819 (pbk.)Adhi Ephraim Bani :Muruygawmal Muykupal Pathamukmik : a commemorative booklet.Muruygawmal Muykupal Pathamukmik :a commemorative bookletKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2[Thursday Island, Qld.] :Gab Titui Cultural Centre[2011]27 pages :illustrations, portraits21 cm.In loving memory of the late Adhi Ephraim Bani, 1944-2004.410.92Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Mabuiag Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Bani, Ephraim,1944-2004.Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Mabuiag Island--Biography.; Kala Lagaw Ya language.; Linguists--Queensland--Mabuiag Island--Biography.; Cultural heritage--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous--aiatsissGab Titui Cultural Centre,author.
99184507989302061Minar Poelayzimayl.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2; Torres Strait Creole language P2Y2; P2Text in Kalaw Kawaw Ya language.Minto, NSW :Bible Society Australia,[2014];©2014A12, 650 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations, maps22 cm.220.5217Pidgin English--Torres Strait.Bible.--Pidgin English.--New Testament.;Bible.--Pidgin English.--Genesis.;Bible.--Pidgin English.--Ruth.;Bible.--Pidgin English.--Jonah.Sacred works.--lcgftAustralian Society for Indigenous Languages.,issuing body.
99184515487302061The unbroken spirit of the Kalkadoons.Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G13[Queensland] :[State Library of Queensland],[2025-].1 online resourcePANDORA electronic collectionThe website of The unbroken spirit of the Kalkadoons, a subsection of the State Library of Queensland website.Sam, Colleen.State Library of Queensland--Exhibitions.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northwestern--Social life and customs.State Library of Queensland,issuing body.The unbroken spirit of the Kalkadoons https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/discover/exhibitions/unbroken-spirit-kalkadoons https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/discover/exhibitions/unbroken-spirit-kalkadoons;National Library of Australia https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/tep/218137
991845158717020619780702269127paperback;9780702270758EPDF;9780702270765EPUBField, J. M.,author.The eagle & the crow /J M Field.The eagle and the crowGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23St Lucia, Queensland :University of Queensland Press,2025.;©20251 online resource (1 volume)'A unique exploration into Indigenous ways of knowing, being and relating, with an in-depth focus on kinship systems and how their cyclical nature foiled attempts by missionaries to destroy them. Part instruction manual and part philosophical text, The Eagle and the Crow is a profound work of First Nations knowledge and research. Written as a series of lyric essays, JM Field's book traverses Gamilaraay conceptions of time and place, the ways English can quietly disrupt languages and cultures, and the form and practical functions of kinship systems. Most importantly, Field's fascinating insights from mathematics offer a map for the revitalisation of Gamilaraay social structures once prohibited during the Missionary Era. Generous yet restrained, this collection is an important act of resistance.'--Publisher.1. Gamilaraay locatedness and the limits of Tindale's map -- 2. Gamil relationships to knowledge -- 3. Kinship structure and robustness to colonialism -- 4. The form and function of Gamilaraay totems -- 5. Gamilaraay kinship terminology and its relationship to dhii -- 6. Kinship, locatedness and deathA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositPhilosophical anthropology; Essays; Australian literature--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Culture - Cultural awareness--AIATSISS; Indigenous knowledge.--AIATSISS; Literature and stories - Non fiction--AIATSISSElectronic booksNational edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3732736688ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3732736688-t
9918451868900206134987Boonthamurra and Kalkadoon word lists.Punthamara people L26; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13L26; G13[date of collection not identified]1 folder of manuscript materialCopies of two word lists of unknown provenance. One is a three-page typed document of Kalkadoon words and their translation. The other is a three page hand-written document of Boonthamurra words and translations.Australian languages--Queensland.typescripts--aat
991845194874020619.78065E+12North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah,authorissuing body.Ngali Dullan - we remain /North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah.Guwar language E26; Jandai language E19E26; E19Dunwich :;Dunwich, Qld :North Stradbroke Island Historical Museum;North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah,[2024];©202419 pages :colour illustrations, map, portraits21 x 30 cm.709.01Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15)Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Dunwich--Exhibitions; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Dunwich--Exhibitions; Art - Artists.--aiatsiss; Art.--aiatsissCope, Megan,1982-artist;Burns, Tegan,editor.
991845198756020619781923476219PDFPendreigh, Anita,author.Land of the Net Makers :tales of Dugulumba : our place / By Anita Pendreigh.Yugambeh people E17E17[Underwood, Qld.] :InHouse Publishing,20251 online resource (114 pages) :illustrationsA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositQueensland--Fiction.Historical fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Fiction.Electronic booksNational edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3751076791ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3751076791-t
99184519988102061Wik Kath Min :the Aurukun good story book.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan and English.[Aurukun, Queensland] :[Wik Kath Min Community Action Group],[2023?]88 pages :colour illustrations, portraits21 x 30 cm.This book captures the positive stories and creative outputs of hundreds of men, women and children from Aurukun, collected during several months of story-based community engagement in 2018.305.89915Aurukun (Qld.)--Social life and customs.; Aurukun (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Aurukun--Social life and customs.; Community arts projects--Queensland--Aurukun.; Community life--Queensland--Aurukun.; Group values (Sociology)--Queensland--Aurukun.; Social values--Queensland--Aurukun.; Wik-Mungkan (Australian people); Community organisations - Arts and crafts--aiatsiss; Community organisations - Cultural--aiatsissWik Kath Min Community Action Group,issuing body.
991845421658020619780702272868;9780702272868EPUBLucashenko, Melissa,1967-authorNot quite white in the head :personal essays /Melissa Lucashenko.Bundjalung people E12E12[St. Lucia, Qld.] :University of Queensland Press,[2025];©20251 online resourceThis timely collection of essays and journalism - published together for the first time - spans two turbulent decades. With her trademark wit and wisdom, Lucashenko reflects on being caught in a siege, on the marginalised lives of prisoners and the urban poor, on Blak identity, Australian literature and on meeting her writing idol. Her non-fiction, like her novels, is deeply engaged with politics, activism, culture and social (in)justice. Not Quite White in the Head offers unprecedented access to one of the nation's greatest writers as she invites us into the conversations that truly matter. -- Summary.Introduction -- A Lismore Story -- An Axe-handle Across the Shoulders -- On Writing Edenglassie -- Welcome to the Future -- Sinking Below Sight-- On Keri Hulme -- The First Australian Democracy -- I'm Not a Racist, But ... -- Not That I'm Bitter -- I Pity the Poor Immigrant-- Not Quite White in the Head -- On Abortion -- The True Hero Stuff -- On Looking Around -- On Bitin' Back -- Who Let the Dogs Out?-- A Voice from the Rooftop of Boggo Road Prison -- On The 7 Stages of Grieving -- Staying White -- What's Changed? -- Notes and ReferencesOne or more of the creators of this title has been identified ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorssignificant to QueenslandA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositAustralian essays--Aboriginal Australian authors--21st century; Aboriginal Australian literature.; Race awareness in literature.Electronic books;EssaysNational edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3911161706ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3911161706-t
991845427281020619781761631665 (pbk.);1761631667 (pbk.)Biber, Katherine,author.The last outlaws :the crimes of Jimmy & Joe Governor and the birth of modern Australia /Katherine Biber.Crimes of Jimmy and Joe Governor and the birth of modern AustraliaWiradjuri people D10; Wonnarua people S63D10; S63Sydney, NSW :Scribner, an imprint of Simon & Schuster (Australia),2025.;©2025324 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations (some colour)24 cm.In the winter of 1900, Wiradjuri/Wonnarua man Jimmy Governor and his brother Joe murdered nine people across New South Wales, in a rampage that caused panic in the colony on the cusp of nationhood. Triggered, it seems, by a racist incident, they killed men, women and children, evading a vast manhunt until they were eventually captured. Joe was shot in the open; Jimmy survived to be put on trial. Thus the last man to be outlawed in the colony was hanged in the new nation, meeting his end in Darlinghurst Gaol as the Federation decorations were taken down. The brothers' names still resonate, partly due to Thomas Keneally's novel The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith and Fred Schepisi's subsequent film, but their story has remained distorted and obscure. Undertaken with the co-operation of the Governors' descendants, Katherine Biber's compelling reconstruction of events - from the murders themselves to Jimmy's eventual execution - brings this extraordinary story back to life.Introduction -- Outrage -- Assembly -- The accomplice -- Outlawry -- Brother Joe -- Capture -- Judgment -- The condemned cell -- The gallows -- Afterword.364.152/32094409/04;364.15520922New South Wales (NSW)Australia--History--19th century.; Australia--Ethnic relations--19th century.Governor, Jimmy,1875-1901.;Governor, Joe,-1901.Aboriginal Australians--Australia--New South Wales--Biography.; Bushrangers--Australia--New South Wales--Biography.; Murderers--Australia--New South Wales--Biography.; Outlaws--Australia--New South Wales--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Australia--New South Wales--History--19th century.; Murder--Australia--New South Wales--History--19th century.; Crime - Bushrangers and outlaws.--aiatsiss; Law enforcement - Offences - Murder.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Racism.--aiatsissAustraliana (local).--lcgft;Australian Aboriginal (local).--lcgft;True crime stories.--lcgft
99184544906302061A collection of Aboriginal stories from the Gunggari tribe :Mitchell 1999 /illustrated by: Dell Mailman.Gunggari language D37D37Armidale, N.S.W. :Centre for Research in Aboriginal and Multicultural Studies,19991 volume (unnumbered pages) :illustrations22 cm398.2Maranoa River (SW Qld SG55)Aboriginal Australians--Folklore.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Maranoa River region--Folklore.
991845471606020619781761181238 (pbk.);1761181238 (pbk.)McCann, Sean,author.Earth speak =Boodjar wangkiny /Sean McCann ; [illustrations by] Jade Goodwin.Boodjar wangkinyNoongar / Nyoongar language W41W41In English with some Noongar words.Cammeraygal Country ;;Sydney, N.S.W. :Allen & Unwin,20251 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations29 cm.Papa says we're going to a special place today. 'If we djinang, look, ni, listen, goordoo, feel, we might hear boodjar wangkiny, earth speak. We might even feel her heartbeat.' I wonder what that will sound like? Will the earth's heart beat just like ours?A823.4Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Australian fiction.; Families--Juvenile fiction.; Hiking--Juvenile fiction.; Nyoongar language--Juvenile fiction.; Nature--Juvenile fiction.; Literature and stories - Fiction--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Landscape.--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to land.--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge - World view.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftGoodwin, Jade,illustrator.
991845485844020619781760657628 (hbk.);176065762X (hbk.)Joy, Chris,author.Weaving country /written by Chris Joy and Aunty Kim Wandin ; illustrated by Ashleigh Pugh.Woiwurrung language S36; Wurundjeri people S36S36Text in English with select words in Woiwurrung language.Newtown, N.S.W. :Walker Books,20251 volume (unpaged) :illustrations26 x 30 cm.Walert's grandmother, Gugung, is collecting reeds (djirra) to weave a basket (binak) and finally, Walert is big enough to take part and learn this important cultural practice. But when a pair of blue wrens interrupt them, Walert realises that the birds have something to teach her, too.A823.4Australian fiction.; Weaving--Juvenile fiction.; Basket making--Juvenile fiction.; Fairy wrens--Juvenile fiction.; Grandparent and child--Juvenile fiction.; Birds--Juvenile fiction.; Oral tradition--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories.; Literature and stories - Fiction.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Technology - Weaving.--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge.--aiatsiss; Art - Crafts - Baskets and basketmaking.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Birds.--aiatsiss; Art - Crafts - Weaving.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftWandin, Kim,author.;Pugh, Ashleigh,illustrator.
991845488047020619781923179585pbkOutback country /by kids from Cunnamulla.Gunya language D43D43In English with some Kunja words.Gadigal Country;Sydney, NSW :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2025.;©202548 pages :colour illustrations, map20 cmThis collection of short stories will transport you into a landscape of red earth and brown river, where trucking, pigging and lore pave the roads. Jump in and buckle up as you walk alongside the authors, seeing all the nooks and crannies of life in Cunnamulla. Outback Country was created by a group of First Nations kids from Cunnamulla through ILF's Community Publishing program. The book offers a sincere and charming glimpse into the world of these kids in a small town in South West Queensland.--Back cover.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttps://www.slq.qld.gov.au/get-involved/contribute-collections/publishers-and-authorslegal depositA823.4Cunnamulla (SW Qld SH55-02)Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Country life--Juvenile fiction; Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Juvenile fictionChildren's stories;Short stories.--lcgft
991845605097020619781922752031 (pbk.);1922752037 (pbk.)Bridge, Belinda,author.Giwang :weather & wildlife on Wiradjuri Country /by Belinda Bridge ; illustrated by Peta-Joy Williams.Weather & wildlife on Wiradjuri Country;Weather and wildlife on Wiradjuri CountryWiradjuri language D10; Wiradjuri people D10D10Parallel text in English and Wiragjuri language.Canberra, ACT :Aboriginal Studies Press,20251 volume (unpaged) :illustrations28 cm.The dry central western region of New South Wales is Wiradjuri Country. Here, the landscape slips from one weather cycle into another as hot, dry and windy times soften into crisp chill. Meet the animals you can find on Wiradjuri Country in this intricately illustrated introduction to the Wiradjuri Language by two Wiradjuri creatives. In giwang, Wiradjuri animals are shown along with Wiradjuri Language and English translations. Belinda Bridge's words weave an unpredictable cycle onto the page against beautiful paintings by Wiradjuri artist Peta-Joy Williams. This evocative resource speaks to readers of all ages. It is rich with cultural meaning and is a significant Wiradjuri title to add to bookshelves.a823.4New South Wales (NSW)Australian fiction--Aboriginal Australian authors.; Animals--New South Wales--Juvenile literature.; Weather--New South Wales--Juvenile literature.; Wiradjuri language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.--Juvenile literature.; Wiradjuri language--Terms and phrases--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Terms and phrases--Juvenile literature.; Wiradjuri language--Juvenile literature.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Word lists.--aiatsiss; Environment - Climate and weather.--aiatsiss; Environment - Biodiversity - Animals.--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge - Climate.--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge - Zoology.--aiatsiss; Animals.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftWilliams, Peta-Joy,illustrator.
991522000000000Watson, Frederick James,1868-1847.Vocabularies of four representative tribes of South Eastern Queensland :with grammatical notes thereof and some notes on manners and customs, also, a list of Aboriginal place names and their derivations /by F.J. WatsonYugambeh language E17E17[Brisbane, Qld.] :Royal Geographical Society of Australasia (Queensland),[1944]114 p. :1 port23 cm.Contains vocabularies for Kabi-Kabi, Wakka-Wakka, Yugumbir and Yugarabul languages.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Languages--Dictionaries.; Australian languages--Dictionaries; Language - Vocabulary.--AIATSISSRoyal Geographical Society of Australasia (Queensland)http://hdl.handle.net/10462/comp/1640fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL1804893&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991632000000000Wright, Cheryl D.Walpiri hand talk :an illustrated dictionary of handsigns used by the Walpiri people of central Australia /prepared by Cheryl D. WrightWarlpiri language C15C15Darwin :Northern Territory Dept. of Education,c1980vii, 152 p. :chiefly ill.20 x 30 cm.Warlpiri language--DictionariesAboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Sign language--DictionariesNorthern Territory.Department of Education.
9917190000000000855751797 (pbk.)Kuruwarri =Yuendumu doors /Warlukurlangu ArtistsWarlpiri language C15C15Warlpiri text with parallel English translation.Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1987v, 143 p. :col. ill.25 cm759.994Painting, Aboriginal Australian; Aboriginal Australians--FolkloreWarlukurlangu Artists;Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
991765000000000Great Britain.ParliamentPapers relating to emigration, the Aboriginal population and other affairs in Australia 1844.Colonies: Australia: 8, Session 1844Dja Dja Wurrung people S311; Wadawurrung language S29; Taungurung language S37; Barababaraba language D5; Knenknenwurrung language S261; Wadawurrung language S29; Taungurung language S37; Barababaraba language D5; Knenknenwurrung language S261; Dja Dja Wurrung people S311; Wadawurrung language S29; Taungurung language S37; Barababaraba language D5; Knenknenwurrung language S261; Dja Dja Wurrung people S311; Wadawurrung language S29S311; S29; S37; D5; S261; S29; S37; D5; S261; S311; S29; S37; D5; S261; S311; S29Shannon :Irish University Press,1969437 p. :facsims., maps35 cm.IUP library of fundamental source books;Irish University Press series of British parliamentary papers.Colonies Australia ;8page 312 Census of the Aborigines in Mr Protector Parker's district - page 317 Appendix no. 2 : Specimen of five dialects spoken by the Aborigines of the North Western district.South Australia : Correspondence relating to the Colonial Land Fund and emigration to that colony 1844 (609) Vol XXXIV -- Aborigines : Despatches from the governors of the Australian colonies.South Australia (SA); Port Phillip / Western Port area (Vic SJ55); Buntingdale (W Vic SJ54-12); Kooloor / Mount Rouse (W Vic SJ54-07); Loddon River (NW Vic SJ54-04, SI54-16); Larnebarrumul (Vic SJ55-05); Victoria (Vic); Western Australia (WA); Rottnest Island / Wadjemup (SW WA SH50-14)Australia--History--1788-1900--Sources.; Great Britain--Emigration and immigration.Aboriginal Australians--Government relations.; Aboriginal Australians.; Aboriginal Australians--History--19th century--Sources.; Settlement and contacts - Resettlement and removals.--AIATSISS; Indigenous peoples--Great Britain--Colonies.; Aboriginal Australians--Colonization.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:482225/ada
9914947154702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at TrubanamanKoko Bera people Y85; Kunjen people Y83; Yir Yoront people Y72Y85; Y83; Y72copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Trubanaman (Qld.); Kowanyama (Qld.); Mitchell River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914947244702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Wellesley IslandLardil people G38G38copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Group showing three men aboard the cutter 'Melbidir' Source: OM92-190, Thomas Illidge Cutting Book, p.26. Negative: 107740;Image: Group of women and children. Source: OM92-190, Thomas Illidge Cutting Book, p.36. Negative: 79776Wellesley Islands (Qld Gulf Islands SE54-01)Wellesley Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914947344702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at YarrabahGunggandji / Gungandji people Y114Y114copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;Yarrabah is the traditional country of the Gunggandji and Yidinji people.Yarrabah / Cape Grafton (NE Qld SE55-02)Yarrabah (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914956914702061Photographs of Carnarvon RangeBidjara / Bidyara people E37; Garaynbal people E38; Wadjigu people E39E37; E38; E39copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events. This collection may have been subdivided into specific topics.;Subdivisions include: Buildings - Camping Grounds - Aboriginal rock artCarnarvon Gorge (SW Qld SG55-07)Carnarvon Range (Qld.)Rock paintings--Queensland--Carnarvon Range.; landscapes (views)--APT; mountain ranges--APT; camping grounds--APTphotographic prints.--AAT
9914959054702061Photographs of Canobie StationMayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Canobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Ranches--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915258714702061Music to divine services in the Torres StraitMeriam Mir language Y3; Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2; Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y3; Y2; Y1Brisbane, Qld. :Starlight Recording Co.,[between 1961 and 1970?]1 sound disc :anaolg, 33 1/3 rpm12 in.Side One: Mass and evensong in Mabuiag, translation: Canon Wilhelm Rechnitz ad others ; Music: Ned Mosby, sung by Canon Wilhelm Rechnitz and Yorke Islanders.;Side Two: Mass in Miriam. translation: Canon W. Rechnitz and others ; Music: George Passi and James Rice, sung by Canon W. Rechnitz and Murray islanders.782.323Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Songs and music.Masses--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Sacred music--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.Rechnitz, Wilhelm Lorenz,1899-1978.
9915319234702061Saibailgaw Nangu Wakayl (songs and voices of Saibai people)music and dance from Saibal Island Torres Strait.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Sung in traditional language, Kalaw Kawaw Ya.[Cairns, Qld. :Pegasus Studios,2012]1 compact disc (64:36) :digital, stereo4 3/4 in +1 DVD (42:09) + sleeve notes.Sacred songs: Traditional language hymns / Saibai Community Choir. -- Contemporary kores (soloist Ron Enosa) -- Secular songs: Contemporary songs / soloists and group -- Dance songs & Chants / Muyngu Koekaper Dance Group -- Children's songs / Kadhego Ngurpay Lag Ampus of Tagai College.781.6209992Saibai Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Saibai Island--Songs and music.Pegrum, Nigel.;Kepa, Will.;Neuenfeldt, Karl.
99154192247020619781921364136 (pbk.)Mali' Buku-Runanmaram :images from Milinibi (Milingimbi) and surrounds : 1926-1948 held at the University of Sydney Archives /chosen and described by Joseph Neparrna Gumbula.Yolngu Matha language N230N230In English and Yolngu.Sydney :University of Sydney,2012235 p. :ill., ports.21 x 30 cm.Part 1: Makarr-Garma -- Part 2: Dhuni' makarr-garma'mirr -- Appendix: Photographic legacies.305.89915Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Social life and customs.; Milingimbi Region (N.T.)--Social life and customs.Warner, W. Lloyd(William Lloyd),1898-1970.Yolngu (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works.; Yolngu (Australian people)--Pictorial works.Gumbula, Neparrna Joseph.
9915466164702061Hill, Clair.[Lockhart River language readersUmpila and Kuuku Ya'u languages] /prepared by Clair Hill and David Thompson.Gugu Jan language (Y96) (Qld SE54-04); Kuuku Ya'u language Y22; Umpila language Y45Y22; Y45;Text in Umpila and Kuuku Ya'u and English.Lockhart River, Qld :20126 v. :col. ill.30 cm. +6 CD ROMS.Bk. 1. Ngana waathangka storeku = Going to the store. -- Bk 2. Ngana waathangka Aa'inyaku = We are going dancing. -- Bk. 3. Ngana waathangka Schoolku = We are going to school -- Bk 4. Ngana waathangka thungkuyku = We are going out bush. -- Bk.5 Ngana waathangka cityku = We are going to the city. -- Bk. 6 Ngana tha'amana, ngana miinthamana = We get sick, we get well.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit418Lockhart River Region (Qld.)--Languages.Readers.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Languages.; Umpila language--Conversation and phrase books.; Kuuku Ya'u language--Conversation and phrase books.; Umpila language--Study and teaching--Aboriginal Australian students.; Kuuku Ya'u language--Study and teaching--Aboriginal Australian students.; Umpila language--Study and teaching--Audiovisual aids.; Kuuku Ya'u language--Study and teaching--Audiovisual aids.Thompson, David.; Lockhart River Language Learning Project
99154679647020610858835347Patz, Elisabeth.A grammer of the Kuku Yalanji Language of North Queensland /Elisabeth PatzKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Canberra, A.C.T.Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies,2002xix, 250 p.29 cm.499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Grammar.
99155485647020610855750723 (booklet)Moyle, Alice M.(Alice Marshall),1908-2005.Aboriginal sound instrumentsrecorded and edited by Alice M. Moyle.Warlpiri language C15C15Vocal content sung or spoken in various Aboriginal Australian languages.[Canberra, A.C.T.] :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,c1977.1 sound disc (40 min) :analog, 33 1/3 rpm12 in.Monograph series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies)Boomerang clapsticks (:50) -- Boomerang clapsticks ; Three Walukulangu song items (2:38) -- Nyindi nyindi song (1:16) -- Nurlu ; Nurlu (1:27) -- Yarangindjirri (1:21) -- Two children's songs (1:03) -- Two Galwangara song items (:54) -- River Cod and dingo songs (1:13) -- Slow and fast Wallaby songs (1:22) -- Windmill and Goodbye songs (1:36) -- Seed pod rattles ; skin drum (1:26) -- Dinghy song (1:36) -- Didjeridu and Didjeridu, Brolga song ; Garrarda song : South East Wind song (5:58) -- Wongga song ; Didjeridu (dingo howls) ; Curlew song ; Didjeridu (Brolga) (3:56) -- Two Balganya song items (2:55) -- Wintjinam (bamboo) whistle and interview (2:02) -- Fruit song (1:38).784.1994Aboriginal Australians--Music.; Musical instruments--Australia.Moyle, Alice M.(Alice Marshall),1908-2005.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
9915548574702061Gurrmanamana, Frank.Djambidjan Aboriginal song series from Northern Australia /performed by Frank Gurrmanamana, Frank Malkorda, Sam Gumugun ; recorded by Bryan Butler ; edited by Bryan Butler and Stephen Wild.Ndjebbana language N74N74Canberra, A.C.T. :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,19811 sound disc :analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono.12 in.781.629915Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Northern--Music.; Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Australia, Northern.Butler, Brian.;Wild, Stephen.;Gumugun, Sam.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
99155485847020610855751290 (booklet)Modern music of Torres Straitrecorded by Jeremy Beckett ; edited by Jeremy Beckett and Bryan Butler.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Canberra, A.C.T. :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,c1981.1 sound disc :analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono.12 in.Samoan-style hymns -- three "Taibobo" chants --Nonsense song -- Story of Iruam -- Ten songs from the Adhi buya cycle -- Three songs from Badu.782.4216299Torres Strait Islanders--Music.; Torres Strait Islanders--Songs and musicButler, Bryan.;Beckett, Jeremy.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
9915548624702061Songs from North Queenslandrecorded and edited by Alice M. Moyle.Yir Yoront language Y72; Kunjen language Y83; Koko Bera language Y85; Lardil language G38; Kayardild language G35; Kunjen language Y83; Uw Olkola language Y73; Wik Ngatharr language Y51; Kugu Nganhcara language Y59; Linngithigh language Y26; Mpalitjanh language Y25Y72; Y83; Y85; G38; G35; Y83; Y73; Y51; Y59; Y26; Y25Canberra City, A.C.T. :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,c1977.1 sound disc (40 min.) :analog, 33 1/3 rpm12 in.Monograph series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies)Kowanyama. Welten ; Shake-a-leg song ; Fish poisoning songs -- Mornington Island. Lullaby ; Delivery and birth songs ; Mortuary songs -- Bentinck Island. Waterspout song -- Wrotham Park. Crying song ; Shake-a-leg songs -- Aurukun. Wanam songs ; Wanam song ; Antjelam song ; Wintjinam songs ; Cross shark and "Sugar bag" songs ; Women's Wu-ungka song ; White crane song -- Weipa. Engwe songs ; Meeting place/Oyurlu song/Kwara ; Dinghy, or Boat on Batavia River song -- Kowanyama. Sunset (twice) and DC3 songs.782.4/162/9915Queensland, Northern--Songs and music.Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland, Northern.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--MusicMoyle, Alice M.(Alice Marshall),1908-2005.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
9915548634702061Traditional music of Torres Straitcompiled by Jeremy Beckett.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Canberra City, A.C.T. :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,c1972.1 sound disc :analog, 33 1/3 rpm12 in.Murray Island: Secular dance songs and preludes ; Songs of the Malu-Bomai dances ; Songs of the Malu-Bomai cult -- Saibai, Darnley & Hammond Islands, Western Papua and Cape York: Saibai. Secular dance songs ; Darnley. Notched flute, Pan pipes, String figure songs and jingles ; Hammond Island secular dance song, Western Papua secular dance songs, Cape York ceremonial dance songs.782.42162/9915Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Songs and music.Torres Strait Islanders--Songs and music.Beckett, Jeremy.; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
99155557547020619780980840513 (paperback)Gumbaynggirr Yuludarla Jandaygam :Gumbaynggirr dreaming story collection /edited by Steve Morelli, Gary Williams, Dallas Walker ; illustrated by Shaa Smith.Gumbaynggirr dreaming story collectionGumbaynggirr language E7E7Nambucca Heads, NSW :Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and Culture Co-operative,2016.;©2016viii, 312 pages :colour illustrations, colour maps30 cm.499.15Kumbainggar (Australian people)--Folklore.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology); Mythology, Aboriginal Australian.; Gumbaynggir language--Readers.Shannon, Phillip.;Buchanan, Harry,1898-1980.;Laves, Gerhardt.;Smythe, W. E.;Eades, Diana,1953-;Morelli, Steve,1943-,editor.;Williams, Gary,editor.;Walker, Dallas,editor.;Smith, Shaaillustrator.; Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and Culture Cooperative
9915573054702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cardwell & DistrictGirramay people Y127Y127copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;The Girramay People are the recognised native title holders in the Cardwell region. They include nine tribal groups: the Bandjin, Djiru, Girramay, Gugu Badhun, Gulngay, Jirrbal, Nywaigi, Warrgamay and Warungnu.Images: Groups and individuals, posed in traditional dress and decoration, some taken in outdoor studios, and several images showing rock art.;Sources: Cairns Historical Society; Australian Aboriginal decorative art, by W.E. Roth & F.D. McCarthy, 1900s; In the track of the native, Viewpoint v.3 n.10, 1938; The Cardwell Shire story, by Dorothy James, 1962; Australasian sketcher, 1878;Negatives: 51638, 51643, 51644, 57831, 62993, 62994, 69098, 73713, 73714, 82123, 84047, 108811, 108812, 121698, 158125, 170767, 170769, 177907, 177908, 177909, 177910, 177911, 177912, 177913, 177914Cardwell (NE Qld SE55-10)Cardwell (Qld.); Cardwell Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915573064702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at CawarralDarumbal people E46E46copy printsb&w/col.This collection originally titled Carwarral;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Cawarral (E Qld SF56-13)Carwarral (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915573814702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Charleville & DistrictBidjara / Bidyara people E37E37copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: several informal group photographs, including one showing King Dickey, with three others in camp, c1907; Northern drovers including Mr McLennan;Sources: H.J. Walton, James Ball; The Queenslander 1919;Negatives: 219, 268, 4737, 34573, 107816, 188034Charleville (SW Qld SG55-10)Charleville (Qld.); Charleville Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915573834702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Charters Towers & DistrictGudjal people E60E60copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: posed groups and individuals including Wiiliam and Mary Ann; annual blanket assembly, Charters Towers Court House, 1891; station hands Dotswood Station;;Sources: Allom and Bailey; Annual Report Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1912;Negatives: 25014, 107718, 181560, 205190Charters Towers (E Qld SF55-02)Charters Towers (Qld.); Charters Towers Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
99155752947020619780980877625 (pbk.)Connelly, Pearl,1945-Kat-kar :Mitakoodi traditional medicinal plant uses of the Cloncurry region /Pearl Connelly and Lynley Wallis.Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi language G16G16Mount Isa, Qld. :Southern Gulf Catchments,2013xiii, [74] p. :col. ill., map21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit581.634Traditional medicine--Queensland--Cloncurry Region.; Medicinal plants--Queensland--Cloncurry Region.; Medicinal plants--Queensland, Northwest.; Aboriginal Australians--Medicine.; Mitakoodi (Australian people)Wallis, Lynley.
9915575864702061Babia, Marina.Sara :Kalaw Kawaw Ya /[written by Marina Babia ; illustrated by Marina and Patrick Whop]Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Darwin, N.T. :School of Australian Linguistics,1984[6] p. :ill.21 cm.499.15Kala Lagaw Ya language--ReadersWhop, Patrick.; Batchelor College.School of Australian Linguistics.
9915575874702061Anua, RabahWakaythoemamoey Yangu Thusi /[written by] Rabah Anau ; [illustrated by] Patrick Whop.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Darwin, N.T. :School of Australian Linguistics,198414 p. :ill.21 cm.499.15Kala Lagaw Ya language--ReadersWhop, Patrick.; Batchelor College.School of Australian Linguistics.
99155760347020610909569800 :unpriced;0909569975setIn.an Wik kath Joseph.antam :Genesis abridgement, chapters 37-50 /[Translator: Mary Tarpencha].Wik kath in.angan John.ang'an ump Bible.ang'an =John 1,2,3,4,6: 1-24 /[translation by members of the Wycliffe Bible Translators with various people of Aurukun].Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Darwin :Wycliffe Bible Translators, Australian Aborigines Branch,197549 p. :ill.25 cm.Biblical story of Joseph.222.11/05/9915Aurukun (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07)Bible stories, Wik-Mungkan--O.T.; Wik-Mungkan language--Texts.Tarpencha, Mary,tr.; Wycliffe Bible Translators.Australian Aborigines Branch.
9915576124702061Waigana, Bessie.Kalaw Kawaw Yangukudu Thusi /Bessie Waigana.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Batchelor, N.T. :School of Australian Linguistics,198411p. :ill.30 cm.499.15Kala Lagaw Ya language--ReadersBatchelor College.School of Australian Linguistics.
9915576234702061Tjapukai Dancers.Tjapukai Dance Theatre colouring book /[story by Tjapukai Dance Theatre ; written and illustrated by (Guginy) Frank McLeod ; Tjapukai language by (Wanyarra) Roy Manning ; (Gadja) Michael Quinn.Djabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106[Cairns, Qld. :Tjapukai Dance Theatre,between 1990 and 1995?]16 p. :ill.30 cm.741.642Coloring books--Queensland--Cairns Region.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Education--Queensland--Cairns Region.
9915576734702061Meriba Mir Erwerem : a book on reading and writing Meriam Mir for people who already read English /by Salkal Gisu, with assistance from Paul Black ...[et al.]Meriam Mir language Y3Y3Batchelor, N.T. :School of Australian Linguistics, Darwin Community College, 198317 p.30 cm.499.15Miriam language--Queensland.Gisu, Salkal.; Darwin Community College.School of Australian Linguistics
99156706747020619780980494747 (paperback) :{dollar}17.00Galeano, Pamela Agnes,1943-author.Count back crocodile /written by Pamela Galeano ; illustrated by Dorothy Webster (Mirrimum).Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123Y123In Jirrbal and English.[Lower Tully, Qld.][Pamela Galeano],2013.;©20131 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations30 cm.Cassowary coast ;[No 2]The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.;The illustrator has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit513.211Counting--Juvenile literature.; Crocodiles--Juvenile literature.; Crocodylus porosus--Australia, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Australian languages--Juvenile literature.; Picture books for children--Queensland.Webster, Dorothy,illustrator.
9915844324702061Kalkadoon :pictorial dictionary /[Barry Blake and Gavan Breen and others].First edition.Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13G13[Longreach , Qld.] :[Desert Channels Queensland in partnership with The Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group],[2013]26 pages :colour illustrations, map30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.9915Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Mt. Isa Region--Languages.; Kalkatungu language--Dictionaries--Juvenile literature.; Kalkatunga language--Pictorial works.Blake, Barry J.,author;Breen, Gavan,author;Poole, Jeff,illustrator.;Nancarrow, Cassy,illustrator.;Adams, Jeanie,illustrator.;Wilson, Steve,illustrator; Desert Channels Queensland;Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group;Waluwarra Corporation
9915844334702061Waluwarra :pictorial dictionary /[prepared by Cassy Nancarrow from Waluwarra language materials by Gavan Breen from work with Ida Toby 'Queen' ; and others].[Longreach, Qld.] :[Desert Channels Queensland in partnership with The Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group],[2013].26 pages :colour illustrations, map30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.9915Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Georgina River region--Languages.Waluwarra language G10--aiatsislPoole, Jeff,illustrator.;Nancarrow, Cassy,illustrator.;Adams, Jeanie,illustrator.;Wilson, Steve,illustrator; Desert Channels Queensland;Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group;Waluwarra Corporation
9915844344702061Yulluna :pictorial dictionary /[Barry J. Blake and others]Yalarnnga language G8G8[Longreach , Qld.] :[Desert Channels Queensland in partnership with The Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group],[2013]26 pages :colour illustrations, map30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.9915Yalarnnga language--Dictionaries--Juvenile literature; Yalarnnga language--Pictorial works; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Mt. Isa Region--Languages.Blake, Barry J.,author;Connolly, Michael,artist;Poole, Jeff,illustrator.;Nancarrow, Cassy,illustrator.;Adams, Jeanie,illustrator.;Wilson, Steve,illustrator; Desert Channels Queensland;Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group;Waluwarra Corporation
9915844354702061Pitta Pitta :pictional dictionary /[Michael Connolly and others].[Longreach, Qld.] :[Desert Channels Queensland][2013].26 pages :colour illustrations, maps,30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal depositPitta Pitta language--Dictionaries--Juvenile literature.; Pitta Pitta language--Pictorial works.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Georgina River region--Languages.Pitta Pitta language G6--aiatsislPoole, Jeff,illustrator.;Nancarrow, Cassy,illustrator.;Adams, Jeanie,illustrator.;Wilson, Steve,illustrator;Connolly, Michael,artist; Desert Channels Queensland;Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group;Waluwarra Corporation.
9915844374702061Koa :pictional dictionary /[Michael Connolly, Cassy Nancarrow and others].Guwa language G91G91[Longreach, Qld.] :[Desert Channels Queensland in partnership with The Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group],[2013].26 pages :colour illustrations, map30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.9915Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Mt. Isa Region--Languages.Poole, Jeff,illustrator.;Nancarrow, Cassy,illustrator.;Adams, Jeanie,illustrator.;Wilson, Steve,illustrator; Desert Channels Queensland;Georgina Diamantina & Cooper Aboriginal Group;Waluwarra Corporation
9915848324702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at AlbertonYugambeh people E17; Yuggera people E23E17; E23copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Alberton (SE Qld SG56-10)Alberton (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915848374702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Biloela DistrictGangulu people E40E40copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Biloela Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915848424702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bowen Downs StationIningai people L41L41copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Shearers, Bowen Downs Station; H. Mullet photographer, published in The Queenslander, 1902. Negative: 107727Bowen Downs (Qld. : Station)--PhotographsAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915851574702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cape Bedford MissionGuugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: King Billy Jacko; groups of school children; Mrs Foxton and Dr Roth; mission and school buildings and the sisal plantation.;Sources: Annual Report Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1909, 1916; The Queenslander 1937, OM92-190 Thomas Illidge Cutting Book;Negatives: 49783, 49842, 49843, 58222, 61521, 61522, 65808, 79787, 107940, 107941, 107942, 107943, 108880, 108881, 108882, 108887, 108888, 108889, 108923Cape Bedford (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Cape Bedford (Qld.); Cape Bedford Mission (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915851604702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at CarnarvonBidjara / Bidyara people E37; Garaynbal people E38; Wadjigu people E39E37; E38; E39copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: single image of three, in western dress, unidentified location or source; negative 79769Carnarvon Gorge (SW Qld SG55-07)Carnarvon (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915851854702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Carnarvon RangeBidjara / Bidyara people E37; Garaynbal people E38; Wadjigu people E39E37; E38; E39copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Carnarvon Gorge (SW Qld SG55-07)Carnarvon Range (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915856364702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Sesbania StationGuwa people G91G91copy printsb&w/col.Sesbania station is located on the traditional lands of the Koa (Guwa) people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Winton map area (Qld Far West SF54-12)Sesbania (Qld. : Station)--Photographs; Winton Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9915860264702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bloomfield River DistrictKuku Yalanji people Y78Y78copy printsb&w/col.Sources: APE-61, Bloomfield River and District Photographs; The North Queensland Register; postcard of photograph taken by A.A. White;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Bloomfield River Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9915860334702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at K'gari (Fraser Island)Butchulla people E30E30copy printsb&w/col.The island of K'gari is part of the traditional lands of the Butchulla people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: King Tarrabah (Thomas Illidge cutting book) negative 11720; Fred Leone, negatives: 6238, 4679, 9979; Fred Wondunna, wearing his father's regalia of kangaroo teeth. Fred's father was Willie 'Great' Wondunna, negative 9980; Banjo Owens, with coloured sands, negative 10750; Aboriginal hut, negative 98734; Residences, Bogimbah Mission, 1902, negative 107735; Groups, Bogimbah Mission, 1902, negatives: 107728, 107731, 107732, 107736, 108912, 108913, 108914; Aboriginal women wearing traditional shell necklaces, negatives: 110763, 75998, 6239; Molly and baby, negative 107734; In ceremonial dress, negatives: 171822, 11716K'gari / Fraser Island (SE Qld SG56-03)K'Gari / Fraser Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9916049584702061Enosa, Ronperformer.The Lord shall be king forever.Ron Enosa.Ron Enosa :the Lord shall be king forever.Volume 1Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Edgehill, Queensland :Pegasus Studios,[2013].;©20131 compact disc :digital, stereo4 3/4 in.Rev. Ron Enosa is an Australian Torres Strait Islander from Saibai Island. Saibai is in the Top Western Island cluster of the Torres Strait region of north Queensland. He is a member of the crocodile (Ait Koedal) clan and his wind is the Sager Gub (southeast). He composes songs of Christian worship in Kala Kawa Ya and English. Marcus Warusam is a Saibai Island singer, composer and community worker.1. The Lord shall be king forever -- 2. Awgadh Thati Kazi Maigi Mari -- 3. Koey Awgadh Ngi Ngoeymun Koey Awgadh -- 4. Glory glory -- 5. Alleluia Koey Awgadh -- 6. Yesu Ngi Yesu Matha Ngi -- 7. Lead me by your Holy Spirit -- 8. Ieova Koey Awgadh -- 9. Yesu Keriso -- 10. Protect me oh God.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit781.7100599Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Songs and music.; Contemporary Christian music--Queensland--Torres Strait.Warusam, Marcus,singer.;Kepa, Will,producer.;Pegrum, Nigel,producer.;Neuenfeldt, Karl,producer.
9916286074702061Songs from Yarrabah /edited by Alice M. Moyle ; recorded by Alice M. Moyle and P. C. Griffin.Gunggay language Y114Y114Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,c1970.1 sound disc :analog, 33 1/3 rpm.12 in. +1 booklet (8 p. : ill., map, music ; 21 x 26 cm.)Side 1: 1. Cloud-covered mountain --2. Nuts -- 3. Spider web -- 4. Woodpecker -- 5. "Alligator" --6. Gupabara -- 7. Two brothers -- 8. Boat -- 9. Starfish -- 10. "Prowler from the north" -- 11. Carpet snake --12. Scrub hen --13. Mud cod --14. Feathers --15. Spoken song words;Side 2: 1966. 1. Spirit or ghost -- 2. Mountain spring --3-4. Spoken song words --5. Bark canoe --6. Rainbow -- 7-8. Spoken song words --9. Cicatrice --10. Rainbow --11. Scrub hen --12. Cyclone --13. Dindarr --14. Speech (English) -- 15. Two sisters --16. Speech (English) --17. "Alligator" --18. Octopus --19. Spear-making -- 20-21. White cockatoo (two languages).782.4162992Yarrabah Aboriginal Reserve (Qld.)--Songs and music.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Yarrabah--Songs and music.Griffin, P. C.;Moyle, Alice M.(Alice Marshall),1908-2005,editor;Harris, Hilary,singer;Harris, Wilfred,singer;Taylor, Dick,singer; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,issuing body
99163044847020619.78099E+12Stuart, ChristineauthorGubbi Gubbi animal friends :a story that features elements of the Gubbi Gubbi people /language as advised by Senior Elder Dr Eve Fesl ; written by Christine Stuart and Susan Clark ; illustrated by Bianca Clark.Gubbi Gubbi language E29E29[Narangba, QLD] :[Bulu Yabun],[2013]20 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations25 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile fiction; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Gubbi-Gubbi languageClark, Susan,author;Clark, Bianca,illustrator;Fesl, Eve D.
99163467947020610868922382Kuku-Yalanji dictionary /compilers: Henry D. and Ruth Hershberger[2013 partial edition].Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Darwin :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,2013vii, 167 pages :illustration29 cm.Work papers of SIL-AAB. Series B ;v. 7Kuku-Yalanji to English.499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Dictionaries.; Australian languages--Queensland, Northern--Dictionaries.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Languages.Hershberger, Henry D.,compiler.;Hershberger, Ruth,compiler.; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch,issuing body.
99165573247020619781742585116 (paperback)Scott, Kim,1957-author.Dwoort baal kaat /an old story retold by Kim Scott, Russell Nelly and the Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project with artwork by Helen (Ing) Hall.Dog his headNoongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Noongar language and English.Crawley, Western AustraliaUWA Publishing,2013.;©201336 pages :illustrations, portraits23 x 28 cm."A man goes hunting for some tucker with a pack of dogs, but he doesn't get what he expected. Dwoort Baal Kaat is the story of how two different animals are related to one another."--UWA Publishing website."899.1534Animals--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Animals--Australia--Fiction.; Aboriginal Australian literature.; Noongar (Australian people)--Folklore.; Noongar languages--Texts.Nelly, Russell,author.;Hall, Helen,illustrator.; Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project.
99165577547020619781742585123 (paperback)Scott, Kim,1957-author.Yira boornak nyininy /an old story retold by Kim Scott, Hazel Brown, Roma Winmar and Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project with artwork by Anthony (Troy) Roberts.High tree of sittingNoongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Noongar language and English.Crawley, Western AustraliaUWA Publishing,2013.;©201336 pages :illustrations, portraits23 x 28 cm.Presented bilingually in English and Aboriginal Noongar language text, Yira Boornak Nyininy is an Indigenous Australian story about forgiveness and friendship. Left stranded in a tree by his wife, a Noongar man has to rely on his Wadjela friend to help him back down.;Yira Boornak Nyininy came from the wise and ancient language of the First People of the Western Australian south coast - the Noongar people. Inspired by a story told to the American linguist Gerhardt Laves around 1931, Yira Boornak Nyininy has been workshopped in a series of community meetings as a part of the "Wirlomin Noongar Language & Stories Project" to revitalize an endangered language. This story is written in old Noongar, along with a literal English translation, as well as English prose styled by Kim Scott.899.1534Friendship--Fiction.; Forgiveness--Fiction.; Noongar (Australian people)--Folklore.; Married people--Fiction.; Noongar languages--Texts.Brown, Hazel,author.;Winmar, Roma,author.;Roberts, Anthony,illustrator.; Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project.
9916986244702061Recordings of Australian Aboriginal singingKunwinjku language N65N65[Melbourne, Vic.] :National Museum of Victoria,[1959?]1 sound disc :analog, 33 1/3 rpm12 in.Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria, Melbourne ;no. 24.781.629915Gunbalanya / Oenpelli (West Arnhem Land NT SD53-01)Songs, Aboriginal Australian.; Aboriginal Australians--Music.Spencer, Baldwin,1860-1929,recordist;Moyle, Alice M.(Alice Marshall),1908-2005,author; National Museum of Victoria,issuing body
9917832694702061Yugambeh Museum Language & Heritage Research Centre,compiler.Yugambeh.com :Yugambeh Museum ; The Drumly Walk ; Yugambeh CorroboreeTitle from Pandora screen:Yugambeh Museum : The Drumly Walk : Yugambeh CorroboreeYugambeh language E17E17Beenleigh QLD :Yugambeh Museum, Language & Heritage Research Centre,[2011?]-1 online resource :colour illustrations, maps.PANDORA electronic collectionWebsite of The Yugambeh Museum, Language and Heritage Research Centre which aims to record and promote the traditional knowledge of the region, especially the Yugambeh language, which was spoken throughout south east Queensland. Includes pages for the Yugambeh Museum, The Drumly Walk, and Yugambeh Corroboree and provides information about the Museum and its history, news and events, resources and online shop, a picture gallery, newsletters and information on how to participate in the Drumly Walk and Yugambeh Corroboree.Yugambeh Museum -- The Drumly Walk -- Yugambeh Corroboree.Yugambeh Museum Language & Heritage Research Centre.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Social life and customs.; Yugambeh (Australian people)--Rites and ceremonies.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East--Languages.; Australian languages--Queensland, South East.; Australian languages--Queensland, South East.Yugambeh Museum http://yugambeh.com/;National Library of Australia, Pandora Archive http://nla.gov.au/nla.arc-144987
99181457547020619780992469610 (pbk.);0992469619 (pbk)Briggs, Carolyn,1948-The journey cycles of the Boonwurrung :stories with Boonwurrung language /by Carolyn Briggs.Stories with Boonwurrung language2nd edition.Boonwurrung language S35S35Melbourne :Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages,2014xxxi, 50 pages :illustrations, maps25 cm.The significance of these stories is that they constitute maintaining and reclaiming heritage. They were given to the author over many years. They are a legacy of her people, and it is her responsibility to pass them on.Introduction to the journey : the Kulin people; the Boonwurrung people -- The journey : the Boonwurrung landscape; The ochre pits; The Natural resources of the Boonwurrung; Bullarto Nye-wiinyth (Plenty of Sun); The journey of Boonwurrung Bagurrk through Bayside; The time of chaos; The time of change; The last Arweets - Derrimut and Benbow; Louisa Briggs - living across two worlds; The Barraeemal (emu); The journey of the Iilk -- Boonerwurrung word list : words in the stories; Boonwurrung seasons; Names and places on Boonwurrung country; Maps.305.89915Briggs, Louisa,1836-1925.;Benbow,died 1852.;Derrimut,died 1864.Boonwurrung (Australian people)--Victoria--History.; Boonwurrung (Australian people)--Victoria--Social life and customs.; Boonwurrung (Australian people)--Victoria--Folklore.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)
99182068547020619.78099E+12Gangalidda to English dictionary /compiled by Cassy NancarrowGangalidda to English dictionaryYukulta / Gangalidda language G34G34Cairns, Qld.:Carpentaria Land Council Aboriginal Corporation,2014xiv, 229 pages :maps, illustrations24 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Carpentaria, Gulf of (N.T. and Qld.)--Languages; Aboriginal Australians--Carpentaria, Gulf of (N.T. and Qld.)--Languages--DictionariesNancarrow, Cassy,compiler
9918230554702061Songs of Torres StraitKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1[Sydney, N.S.W.] :Aboriginal Artists Agency,[198-?].1 sound disc :analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo.12 in.Side one: 1.Keri babuai : The Great Barrier Reef -- 2. Wolubai : beware of the shark -- 3. T. Hart, pearling master -- 4. Yam Island song -- 5. War song -- 6. Fun songs: Cockroach he run across my arm ; The pelicans ; Come on white fish -- 7. Western Islands diving song;Side two: 1.Taba naba norem : Let us go to the reef -- 2. Rough water song, Maubiag Island -- 3. Creation of Bramble Cay -- 4. Diving in Darnley Deep --5. Somerset Deep : diving song -- 6. Gelam the boy who changed into a dugong -- 7. Trochus diving at Oyster Cay -- 8. Yawo yawo : farewell.782.42162Torres Strait Islanders--Songs and music.; Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.Aboriginal Artists Agency,issuing body.
991831277097020619780975171912;0975171917Baymarrwan̦a, Laurieauthor.Yan-nhan̦u atlas and illustrated dictionary of the Crocodile Islands /Laurie Baymarrwan̦a.Gupapuyngu language N1221N1221English, Yan-nhan̦u and Yolngu matha.[Place of publication not identified]Laurie Baymarrwan̦a and Bentley James,2014.;©2014573 pages :colour illustrations, colour maps31 cm."This atlas has three parts: maps and diagrams, a one hundred year history of the Crocodile Islands and an illustrated dictionary.How to use the Yan-nhan̦u atlas and illustrated dictionary -- The Yan-nhan̦u atlas and illustrated dictionary project -- Yan-nhan̦u atlas -- Seasons of the Crocodile Islands -- Seasonal round of inter-island travel -- Rock pools of the outer Crocodile Islands -- Fish traps of the outer Crocodile Islands -- Networks of kinship -- Yan-nhan̦u reciprocal relationship terms -- Maps of the Crocodile Islands -- One hundred years of Crocodile Islands -- Illustrated dictionary of the Crocodile Islands -- How to use the illustrated dictionary -- English finder list -- Dhuwal and Dhuwala finder list -- Semantic domains list -- A brief history of Yan-nhan̦u language documentation -- The grammar sketch of Yan-nhan̦u.499.15Crocodile Islands (N.T.)--History.; Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Languages.Yan-nhan̦u language--Dictionaries--English.; Yan-nhan̦u language--Dictionaries--Gupapuyngu language.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Languages--Dictionaries.; Gupapuyngu language--Dictionaries.James, Bentley,author.
99183127720602061Turn back : the untold story of the first European contact in Australia.Wik Media Enterprises proudly present Turn back : the untold story of the first European contact in Australia.Wik Ngathan people Y54; Wik Ngathan language Y54Y54[Place of Publication unidentified] :Wik Media Enterprise,[2007];© 2007.1 video disc ( DVD : 15 mins) :colour, sound4 3/4 in.Silas Wolmby a Senior Wik Ngathan Elder from the Apelech Tribe, shares his own peoples accounts of early European contact at Cape Keerweer, 70 km south of Aurukun in Far North Queensland Australia. This program presents Silas story, a story passed down from his Elders. This is a true story994.38Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Discovery and exploration--Dutch.; Australia--Discovery and exploration--DutchWolmby, Silas.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Aurukun.; Aboriginal Australians--First contact with Europeans--Queensland--Aurukun.Wik Media Enterprises,production company.
991831297024020619780957777230 (paperback)Uluru stories /edited by David Bonn, illustrations by Sue McKee.Third editionYan-nhangu language N72N72Peregian Beach, Qld :Tanami Press,2010.;©201039 pages :illustrations21 cm.One or more of the creators of this title has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authorssignificant to Queensland398.2099429Uluru/Ayers Rock (N.T.)--FolkloreAboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Folklore.; Pitjantjatjara (Australian people)--FolkloreBonn, David,editor.;McKee, Sue,illustrator.
991831298146020619.78174E+12Djerap :Noongar birds.Noongar birdsText in Nyungar language and English.Batchelor, Northern Territory :;©2014Batchelor Press,2014ii, 218 pages :colour illustrations, colour map18 cm.598.299412Birds--Western Australia--Identification.; Birds--Western Australia--Pictorial works.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--South-West--Languages.; Noongar / Nyungar language W41--aiatsis
9918312992130206129799Gunn familyGunn Family photographs and papersBibambul people D34D343 archival boxesOriginal photographs, newspaper clippings and pastoral records relating to the Gunn family, prominent in Queensland's pastoral life from the mid-19th century. The collection includes wool classers reports for Kildonan and Tarewinnabar Stations (Walter Gunn); for Mundine Station (Gunn Bros); and for Minnabilla Station. There are also shed tally books and wool waybills, cheque-book stubbs and a variety of correspondence.Gunn, William,Sir,1914-2003.;Gunn, Walter,1888-1968;Gunn family--Correspondence.;Gunn family--Photographs.;Brown family--Photographs.;Haydon family--PhotographsKildona (Qld. : Station);Tarewinnabar (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographs--aat;group portraits--aat;administrative records--aat;business records--aat;portraits--aat;black-and-white photographs--aat;station records--JOLBrown family;Haydon family
991831327139020619.33241E+12Keriba Ged :traditional & contemporary music & dance from the Murray Islands, Torres Strait /music produced by Will Kepa, Nigel Pegrum & Karl Nuenfeldt.Meriam Mir / Miriam Mer language Y3Y3Songs in English and Meriam Mir language.Edgehill, Queensland :Pegasus Studios,[2014].;©20141 audio disc (67 min.) :digital, stereo4 3/4 in. +1 videodisc (55 min.)Contemporary secular songs. Sounds of drums / Jackson Wailu (The Late) -- Wipe them tears / William Bero -- Kara Ged / John Passi -- Kara Sunusunu Gar / Aven S. Noah -- Once I was blind / James Dow -- Just dream / Frank Nagai -- Shattered dreams / Joseph Tapau -- Legacy / Dayne Noah -- Misty Blue / Brian Tapau -- Sursur Veremise / Alfred & May Passi -- Wai Mer Keriba Ged / Alfred & May Passi -- Community secular songs. Kat Dipigeli / Mer Community Singers -- Idid Metluge / Mer Community Singers -- Debe Metaluge Irdiredi / Mer Community Singers -- Uai Kara Ged Ikide Mari Naimida / Mer Community Singers -- Sacred secular songs. Gaire Doredore Le [Hymn 71] / Mer Community Singers -- Baba Kari Ereuerem [Hymn 34] / Mer Community Singers -- Uaba Adira Legiz E [Hymn 44] / Mer Community Singers -- Kaka Kara Nerkep Ikuar [Hymn 49] / Mer Community Singers -- Ade Meribi Detagem [Hymn 111] / Mer Community Singers.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit780.99438Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05)Murray Island (Qld.)--Songs and music; Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Songs and musicTorres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Murray Island--Music.Kepa, Will,producer.;Pegrum, Nigel,producer.;Neuenfeldt, Karl,producer.
99183134104802061Terrill, Angela,authorBiri /Angela Terrill ; edited by U.J. Luders.Biri / Birri Gubba language E56E56Munchen, Germany :Lincom Europa,1998108 pages21 cm.Languages of the world/materials ;258499.15Australia--Languages.; Queensland, Central--Languages.Biri language (Australia).; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Central--Languages.Lüders, Ulrich J.,editor
991831348187020619780992554019 (paperback)Loogatha, Dollyauthor.Mission times /by Dolly Loogatha ; edited by Cassy Nancarroa ; illustrated by 9-10 boys at Mornington Island State School.Kayardild / Kaiadilt language G35G35Mornington Island, Qld. :Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,2014.;©2014.1 volume with unnumbered pages :colour illustrations22cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit994.38Loogatha, DollyMissions--Queensland--Bentinck Island--Juvenile literature; Stolen generations (Australia)--Queensland--Bentinck Island--Juvenile literaureNancarrow, Cassyeditor.; Mornington Island State Schoolillustrator
991831348188020619780992554002 (paperback)Peters, GullyauthorDugong hunting :gendabaliyagu /by Gully Peters ; illustrated by 9-10 boys at Mornington Island State School.Lardil language G38G38Mornington Island, Qld. :Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,2014.;©2014.1 volume with unnumbered pages :colour illustrations22cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit799.27559Lardil (Australian people)--Hunting.; Dugong--Juvenile literatureMornington Island State School,illustrator;Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body.
991831348189020619780992554064 (paperback)Kelly, Roma,authorThe McKenzie massacre on Bentinck Island /told by Roma Kelly ; illustrated by High School students at Mornington Island State School.Kayardild language G35G35Mornington Island, Qld. :Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,2014.;©2014.24 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations24 x 22 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit994.38Bentinck Island (Qld.)--History.Massacres--Queensland--Bentinck IslandMornington Island State School,illustrator;Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body
991831348190020619780992554033 (paperback)Squid and Rat :a traditional Lardil story /illustrated by year 1 students at Mornington Island State School.Lardil language G38G38Mornington Island, Qld. :Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,2014.;©2014.1 volume with unnumbered pages :colour illustrations22cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit299.9215Squids--Juvenile fiction; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Queensland--Mornington IslandMirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body;Mornington Island State School,illustraor
991831348194020619780992554071 (paperback)Jack, Phil,authorTurtle and wallaby :Barun ban Garnjin /told by Phil Jack ; illustrated by year 2 students at Mornington Island State School.Lardil language G38G38Mornington Island, Qld. :Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,2014.;©2014.19 unnumbered pages :illustrations24 x 22 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit299.9215Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Queensland--Mornington IslandMornington Island State School,illustrator;Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body
991831348196020619780992554026 (paperback)Moon story :bidibil - gidigil : a traditional Lardil story /illustrated by year 7-8 boys at Mornington Island State School.Lardil language G38G38Mornington Island, Qld. :Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,2014.;©2014.19 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations, map22 cm x 24 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit299.9215Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Queensland--Mornington IslandMornington Island State School,illustrator;Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body
991831348197020619780992554040 (paperback)Seagull and crane :a traditional Lardil story /illustrated by year 4 students at Mornington Island State School.Lardil language G38G38Mornington Island, Qld. :Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,2014.;©2014.16 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations, colour map24 x 22 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit299.9215Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Queensland--Mornington Island; Gulls--Juvenile literature; Cranes (Birds)--Juvenile literatureMornington Island State School,illustrator;Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body
991831361649020619780198702900 (hardback);0198702906 (hardback)Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-Edible gender, mother-in-law style, and other grammatical wonders :studies in Dyirbal, Yidin, and Warrgamay /R. M. W. Dixon.First edition.Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123; Yidinj language Y117; Warrgamay language Y134Y123; Y117; Y134Oxford, United Kingdom :Oxford University Press,2015.;©2015xiv, 342 pages :map24 cm.Australian languages--Gender.; Australian languages--Classifiers.; Linguistic change.; Language - Linguistics - Grammar and syntax.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Kinship - Kinship terms.--aiatsiss; Social organisation - Avoidance rules - Language.--aiatsiss
991831361719020619781312831162 (paperback)Parkhurst, Jennifer,author.The Butchulla First Nations people of Fraser Island (K'Gari) and their dingoes /by Jennifer Parkhurst.Butchulla language E30E30Melbourne, Victoria :Australian Wildlife Protection Council,2015.;©2015.51 pages :colour illustrations, portraits23 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit599.7720994K'gari / Fraser Island (SE Qld SG56-03)K'Gari / Fraser Island (Qld.)Dingo--Queensland--K'Gari / Fraser Island.; Human-animal relationships--Queensland--K'Gari / Fraser Island.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--K'Gari / Fraser Island.
99183136188202061Custodians (Musical group)performerKodangu /The Custodians.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Vocals in Kala Lagaw Ya and English.Bundaberg, Qld. :Phd Productions,2015.;©20151 compact disc (48 min.) :digital, stereo4 3/4 cm.Kodangu (Chant) -- Wasalal -- Gagay Thayak -- We remember -- Ina Baw -- Eyes of an islander -- Kodangu -- Celebrating August 23, 1937 -- Mabo, an Aylan man -- Masters and commanders -- Zenadth Kes Islanders.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit781.629915Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Mabuiag Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Mabuiag Island--Songs and musicPegrum, Nigel,producer.;Kepa, Will,producer.;Neuenfeldt, Karl,producer
991831441167020619780646940366;0646940368 (Trade Paper) :{dollar}9On DemandMunjal Jalunji :Rainforest and sea wildlife / text and translation: Beryl Shuan, Cynthia Tayley, Lorna Shuan ; illustrations: Beryl Shuan, Lorna Shuan, Faith SolomonRainforest and sea wildlifeKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji and English.Coorparoo, QLD :Career Employment Australia Incorporated,2015;© 201529 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations21 x 30 cm.Annotation.Indigenous bi-lingual children's book (Kuku Yalanji and English)577.34Rain forest animals--Juvenile literature.; Marine animals--Juvenile literature.Shuan, Beryl,author,translator,illiustrator;Tayley, Cynthia,author,translator;Shuan, Lorna,author,illustrator;Solomon, Faith,illustrator.; Career Employment Australia
99183248818202061Man-gigiKilling emus /by Man-gili (Bernie Kerwin).Yandruwandha language L18L18Woorabinda, Qld. :Woorabinda State School,1994.;©1994.8 pages :illustrations15 cm.A823.4Aboriginal Australians--Folklore; Children's stories,Asutralian; Emus--Juvenile fiction
9918330112120206130254Aboriginal group at Currawilla Station, 1929Marrulha people L33; Karuwali people L35L33; L351 photographOne black and white photograph of a group of Aboriginal men and women. Inscription on reverse reads: "Joe, Bogel, Hughie, 2 Currawilla ladies. The last of the Betoota Tribe. 19/8/1929";The traditional owners of the land where Currawilla is located, are the Karuwali people.Currawilla (Qld Far West SG54-07)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Currawilla (Station)--Photographsphotographs--aat
991833064135020619781921843037 (paperback);1921843039 (paperback)Northern Territory animals /by Shalom Christian College Yolnu students.Galiwinku, Northern Territory animalsYolngu Matha language N230N230Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,2012.;©2012.1 volume with unnumbered pages :colour illustrations21 cm.ANIMALS. AUSTRALIAN. During the allocated weekly hour for cultural practice at Shalom Christian College in 2010, the Yolngu students worked with Pamela Wallace assisted by Cat Scanlan. They chose to work on a book for children, featuring their drawings and names of living things from their own country, Elcho Island. They decided what to do, and made some rough sketches. Next they visited Black Ink Press, where they looked at some finished books, and tried to visualise their own book. During weekly visits to Black Ink Press, they executed their drawings, identified Yolngu names for the animals, and checked spellings.There were some lively discussions about the animals, their habits, how to catch them, and whether they make good eating. Ages 4+.591.99429Animals--Northern Territory--Pictorial works; Animals--Northern Territory; Animals--Northern Territory--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Northern Territory--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Northern Territory--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Australia.; Animals--Australia--Pictorial works; Readers (Primary)--AnimalsNyikalawuy, Merryl.; Shalom Christian College.
99183340903702061Mose nuydh isoereylaw buway yoelpamoeydhin :the story of Moses in the Kala Kawaw dialect of the Kala Lagaw language, Torres strait, Australia.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kala Kawaw dialect of the Kala Lagaw language.Palmerston, NTWycliffe Bible Translators Australia in co-operation with The Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL),[2014].;©201447 pages :B&W illustrations30 cm.220.9505;499.15Moses(Biblical leader)Bible stories, Kala Lagaw Ya.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Readers.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.Berg, Tameratranslator.; Wycliffe Bible Translators;Australian Society for Indigenous Languages.
99183341319602061My body parts :in Yugambeh language.Parts of my body : in Yugambeh languageYugambeh language E17E17Slacks Creek, Qld. :The Salvation Army Communities for Children,[2016?]1 volume with unnumbered pages :colour illustratins, portraits15 cm.499.15Aboriginal Australians--Languages; Human body--Study and teaching (Primary)Salvation Army Communities for Children (Logan),issuing body.
99183345917302061Pagu kuthay pamoetha gugubi thiyay a kutha-pathay =The Creation story from beginning to end (a story for children) /bab Ezra Waigana, bab Ted Neliman, a bab Patrick Wap ; thana Sakara Thayadhin.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kala Kawaw Ya dialect of the Kala Lagaw language.Palmerston, NT :Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia, in co-operation with the Australian Society for Indigenous Languages,[2014].;©201443 pages :illustrations21 cm.499.15Bible stories, Kala Lagaw Ya--Genesis; Bible stories--Juvenile literature.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Readers; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.Waigana, Ezra.;Neliman, Ted;Wap, Patrick.;Canonge, Don Drewillustrator.; Wycliffe Bible Translators,issuing body;Australian Society for Indigenous Languages, issuing body
99183345917402061Nabi apa goewaw zapul awgadhaw aymayzimayl =The Creation story /Ezra Waigana a Ms Harriet Oba palamun sakariya thoeyayzinga .Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kala Kawaw Ya dialect of the Kala Lagaw language.Palmerston, NT :Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia, in co-operation with the Australian Society for Indigenous Languages,[2014].;©201443 pages :illustrations21 cm.231.765;499.15Bible stories, Kala Lagaw Ya.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Readers; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.Waigana, Ezra.;Oba, Harriet.;Canonge, Don Drew,illustrator.; Wycliffe Bible Translators,issuing body;Australian Society for Indigenous Languages.,issuing body
99183345917902061Toby, Ganadiaauthor.Nowa /bab Ganadia Toby nungu sakariya thoeyayzinga.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kala Kawaw Ya dialect of the Kala Lagaw language.Palmerston, NT :Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia, in co-operation with the Australian Society for Indigenous Languages,2014.;©201423 pages :colour illustrations21 cm.499.15Noah(Biblical figure)Kala Lagaw Ya language--Readers.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.; Australian languages--Readers.; Australian languages--Texts.Stephan, Wilfried,illustrator.; Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia,issuing body;Australian Society for Indigenous Languages.,issuing body;Summer Institute of Lingusiticsissuing body
991833586155020619780987540317(paperback)Stuart, Christineauthor.Gubbi Gubbi bush tucker girl /linguist Elder Dr Eve Fesl OAM, CM; written by Christine Stuart and Susan Clark ; illustrated by Bianca Clark and Gabrielle Cloutier.Gubbi Gubbi language E29E29[Narangba, Qld.]:Bulu Yabun,2016.;©2016.1 volume with unnumbered pages :colour illustrations25 cm.One or more of the creators of this title has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authorssignificant to QueenslandA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositA823.4Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Gubbi Gubbi (Australian people)--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australian girls--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile fiction.; Gubbi-Gubbi languageCloutier, Gabrielle,illustrator.;Clark, Bianca,illustrator.;Clark, Susan,author.
99183359021302061The tiger snake (and other stories).Gunggari language D37D37Mitchell, Qld. :Nalingu Aboriginal Corporation,19998 booklets :colour illustrations21 cm, in folder.The Tiger Snake (Tiger bumbarra) -- Collection of Aboriginal stories from the Gunggari Tribe Mitchell -- The Emu (Nurinji) / as told by: Lynette Nixon; illustrated by: Dell Mailman -- How the porcupine got his quills / as told by Irene Ryder ; illustrated: Dell Mailman -- Emu went walking/ as told by: Irene Ryder ; illustrated by: Dell Mailman -- The Black goanna (Wirrin) / as told by Lynette Nixon ; illustrated by Dell Mailman -- Jurdis (Totems) / as told by: Lynette Nixon; illustrated by Dell Mailman -- The beautiful orchard / as told by: Ted and Henry Saunders ; illustrated by Dell Mailman.499.15Gungarri language--Readers; Gurgarri language--Study and teaching (Primary); Animals--Australia--Juvenile literatureMitchell State Schoolcontributor;University of New Englandcontributor;Nalingu Aboriginal Corporationissuing body.
9918337832100206130737State Library of QueenslandDjuunydjibali :the Warrgamay Maya Language StoryWarrgamay language Y134Y1341 digital video file (6 min. 2 sec.) :sound, colourA short film describing the Warrgamay Maya Language Story project undertaken by Melinda Holden and Bridget Priman. The project aimed to document and preserve the Aboriginal Warrgamay language traditionally spoken in northeast Queensland, particularly in the Cardwell area. The project involved the Warrgamay Language Committee and North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Language Centre. It was funded by the Commonwealth Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northeast--Languages; Australian languages--Queensland, Northeast--Revival; Language maintenance--Queensland, Northeast; Language - Linguistics - Grammar and syntax.--aiatsissoral histories (document genres)--aat;video recordings (physical artifacts)--aatHolden, Melinda;Priman, Bridget,1944-; North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Language Centre;Warrgamay Language Committeehttp://hdl.handle.net/10462/mp4/801View the item
99183378869802061Rothwell, Nicolas.Deep Waters /by Nicolas Rothwell.Yidindji people Y117; Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123; Ngadjondji people Y121Y117; Y123; Y12120164 pages :colour illustrations, map, portrait.Discusses the Aboriginal history of Lake Barrine; includes information on Ngadjon, Yidindji and Dyirbal stories told to Archibald Meston; Eric Mjöberg; R. M. W. Dixon; includes information on Murgalainya story; rainbow serpent story; includes rainbow serpent story told by Ngadjon woman Jessie Calico to E. V. Govor; includes information on non-Indigenous settlement of Lake Barrine.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositLake Barrine (NE Qld SE55-06)Calico, Jessie.Stories and motifs - Lakes.--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs - Rainbow serpent.--aiatsiss; Religion - Dreaming - Rainbow Serpent.--aiatsiss
991834018748020619.78098E+12Sageraw thonar :stories from the southeasterly season : contemporary expressions of cultural knowledge from Badu Art Centre /[writer : Louise Martin-Chew; Kala Lagaw Ya translation: Alick Tipoti].Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1In English and Kala Lagaw Ya.Cairns, QueenslandKickArts Contemporary Arts,[2016]54 pages :illustrations (some coloured), coloured map24.5 x 21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositBadu / Mulgrave Island (Qld TSI SC54-11)Au, Joseph,1975-;Gaidan, Aiona Tala,1988-;Laza, Edmund,1986-;Nona, Laurie,1974-;Nona, Matilda,1974-;Nona, Michael,1991-;Tipoti, Alick,1975-Art, Torres Strait Islander--Exhibitions.; Art - Exhibitions.--aiatsiss; Art - Print and Printmaking - Linocut.--aiatsiss; Art - Artists.--aiatsissMartin-Chew, Louise,author.;Tipoti, Alick,1975-translator.; KickArts Contemporary Arts;Badu Island Art Centre
991834061026020619780992527105;0992527104Crombie, Joyceauthor,illustrator.Children's talking book :arluwa Wangka-Thimpa-Rda : Wangkangurru/Yarluyandi : language of the Munga-thirri (Simpson Desert People, Birdsville (Wirrarri) /as told and illustrated by "Two Sisters Talking" (Kaku-pula Wangka-Thimpa-Rda), (Anpanuwa) Joyce Crombie and (Aulpunda) Jean Barr-Crombie.Wangkangurru language L27; Yarluyandi language L31L27; L31Blackall, QldRed Ridge (Interior Queensland) Ltd,2014.;©201428 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations18 x 25 cm.Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Wangkangurru (Australian people)--Languages--Juvenile literature.; English language--Alphabet--Juvenile literature.; Children's audiobooks.Barr-Crombie, Jean,author,illustrator.
99183453020302061Tindale, Norman B.(Norman Barnett),1900-1993.Tasmanoid tribes in North Queensland :results of the Harvard-Adelaide Universities Anthropological Expedition, 1938-1939 /by Norman B. Tindale and Joseph B. Birdsell.Djabugay / Tjapukai language Y106; Biyay language Y130; Bulway language Y110; Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123; Dyiru language Y124; Kuku Djangun / Djungan language Y109; Agwamin language Y132; Girramay language Y127; Gunggay language Y114; Madyay / Wanyurr language Y119; Malanbarra / Gulngay language Y126; Mamu language Y122; Mbabaram language Y115; Mularidji / Gugu Muluriji language Y97; Ngadyan / Ngadjon language Y121; Nywaigi language Y129; Wagaman / Wakamin language Y108; Gugu Waldja / Wulpura language Y98; Yidiny / Yidindji language Y117; Yirrgay language Y111Y106; Y130; Y110; Y123; Y124; Y109; Y132; Y127; Y114; Y119; Y126; Y122; Y115; Y97; Y121; Y129; Y108; Y98; Y117; Y111Adelaide :South Australian Museum,1941p. 1-9, 4 p. of plates :ill.25 cm.Collected papers (University of Adelaide) ;no. 421Theory that the following tribes represent Tasmaniod remnant; Ngatjan, Mamu, Wanjuru, Tjapukai, Barbaram, Idindji, Kongkandji, Buluwai, Djiru, Djirubal, Gulngai, Keramai; mixed tribes include; Bandjin, Newegi, Agwamin, Wakaman, Muluridji, Djankun, Irukandji and possible Wulpura; environment; physical characteristics, cultural relationships, language, material culture, burial rites, cannibalism.305.89915Adelaide (SE SA SI54-09); Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55); Northeast Queensland (NE Qld SE55)Anthropology.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern.Birdsell, Joseph B.(Joseph Benjamin),1908-; Harvard University.Department of Anthropology;University of Adelaide.Board for Anthropological Research.
99183453115802061Bajabaja kuku =Blue tongue lizard story.Blue tongue lizard storyKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78[Wujal Wujal, Qld.] :Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire Council,[2015];©2015.21 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations, map, portraits +1 DVD-video.306.089915Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Kuku-Yalanji (Australian people)--Folklore.Conboy, Nelson,film producer.; Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire (Qld.).Council,sponsoring body
991834557810020619781925022353;1925022358Boucher, LeighauthSettler colonial governance in nineteenth-century Victoria /edited by Leigh Boucher and Lynette Russell.1st ed.Kulin people S211S211EnglishActon, Australia :Australian National University Press,2015.;©2015.1 online resource (ix, 224 pages) :illustrations (some colour), maps, portraits.Aboriginal History MonographsThis collection represents a serious re-examination of existing work on the Aboriginal history of nineteenth-century Victoria, deploying the insights of postcolonial thought to wrench open the inner workings of territorial expropriation and its historically tenacious variability. Colonial historians have frequently asserted that the management and control of Aboriginal people in colonial Victoria was historically exceptional; by the end of the century, colonies across mainland Australia looked to Victoria as a 'model' for how to manage the problem of Aboriginal survival. This collection carefully traces the emergence and enactment of this 'model' in the years after colonial separation, the idiosyncrasies of its application and the impact it had on Aboriginal lives.Intro -- Contents -- Maps and Illustrations -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Colonial history, postcolonial theory and the 'Aboriginal problem' in colonial Victoria -- 'Tickpen', 'Boro Boro': Aboriginal economic engagements in early Melbourne -- 'Thus have been preserved numerous interesting facts that would otherwise have been lost': Colonisation, protection and William Thomas's contribution to The Aborigines of Victoria -- The 1869 Aborigines Protection Act: Vernacular ethnography and the governance of Aboriginal subjects -- 'They formed a little family as it were': The Board for the Protection of Aborigines (1875-1883) -- Managing mission life, 1869-1886 -- 6. Photography, authenticity and Victoria's Aborigines Protection Act (1886) -- Women, authority and power on Ramahyuck Mission, Victoria, 1880-1910 -- How different was Victoria? Aboriginal 'protection' in a comparative context -- The 'Minutes of Evidence' project: Creating collaborative fields of engagement with the past, present and future.305.899151Victoria (Vic); Naarm / Melbourne (Vic SJ55-05); Healesville / Coranderrk (E Vic Yarra Valley SJ55-06); Lake Wellington / Ramahyuck (E Vic Gippsland SJ55-11); Lake Boga (NW Vic SI54-16); Tae Rak / Lake Condah (W Vic SJ54-11); Framlingham / Purnim (W Vic SJ54-11); Ebenezer / Lake Hindmarsh (NW Vic SJ54-03); Bung Yarnda / Lake Tyers (E Vic Gippsland SJ55-07); Healesville / Coranderrk (E Vic Yarra Valley SJ55-06)Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Victoria--Government relations--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Government policy--Australia--Victoria--History.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Australia--Victoria--History.; Government policy.--aiatsiss; Government policy - Initial period and protectionism.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Colonisation.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Violent.--aiatsiss; Health - Infectious diseases - Smallpox.--aiatsiss; Socioeconomic conditions.--aiatsiss; Enterprises - Agriculture and horticulture.--aiatsiss; Habitation - Government settlements.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missions.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missionaries.--aiatsissBoucher, Leigh,1979-editor.;Russell, Lynette,editor.
991834557819020619781925021738;1925021734Ngapartji Ngapartji :ego-histoire, Europe and Indigenous Australia /edited by Vanessa Castejon [and three others] ; contributors, Vanessa Castejon [and twenty one others] ; preface, Bruce Pascoe.1st ed.Ngarrindjeri people S69S69Text in English.Canberra, Australia :Australian National University Press,2014.;©20141 online resource (xvi, 296 pages) :illustrations; digital, PDF file(s).Open Access e-Books;Knowledge Unlatched;ANU lives series in biographyIn this innovative collection, Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars from Australia and Europe reflect on how their life histories have impacted on their research in Indigenous Australian Studies. Drawing on Pierre Nora's concept of ego-histoire as an analytical tool to ask historians to apply their methods to themselves, contributors lay open their paths, personal commitments and passion involved in their research.THEORETICAL INTRODUCTION -- 1. Introduction: 'Ngapartji Ngapartji: In Turn, In Turn'-Ego-histoire and Australian Indigenous Studies -- 2. 'Introduction' from Essais d'Ego-Histoire -- SELF AND HISTORY -- 3. Ngarranga Barrangang: Self and History, a Contemporary Aboriginal Journey -- 4. A Personal Journey with Anangu History -- 5. Layers of Being: Aspects of Researching and Writing Professional Savages: Captive Lives and Western Spectacle --;6. Stories my Grandmother Never Told Me: Recovering Entangled Family Histories Through Ego-Histoire -- 7. 'Start By Telling Your Own Story': On Becoming An Anthropologist and Performing Anthropology -- 8. Yagan, Mrs Dance and Whiteness -- 9. Becoming Privileged in Australia: Romany Europe, Indigenous Australia and the Transformation of Race -- OUT OF PLACE -- 10. From Paris to Papunya: Postcolonial Theory, Australian Indigenous Studies and 'Knowing' 'the Aborigine' -- 11. Situated Knowledge or Ego (His)toire?: Memory, History and the She-Migrant in an Imaginary of 'Terra Nullius' --;12. Genealogy and Derangement -- 13. Art Works From Home, Out of Place -- 14. From Bare Feet to Clogs: One Aboriginal Woman's Experience in Holland -- TALES OF MYSTERY AND IMAGINATION -- 15. Home Talk -- 16. True Ethnography -- 17. Lands of Fire and Ice: From Hi-Story to History in the Lands of Fire and Ice-Our Stories and Embodiment as Indigenous in a Colonised Hemisphere -- 18. Turning into a Gardiya -- 19. Tales of Mystery and Imagination from the Tweed River: Shaping Historical-Consciousness -- 20. Nourishing Terrain: An Afterword -- APPENDIX; Is 'Ego-histoire' Possible?305.89915Cootamundra (SW NSW SI55-11); Pukatja / Ernabella (SA Central Australia SG53-09); Papunya (South Central NT SF52-16)Aboriginal Australians--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Politics and government.; History.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies.--aiatsiss; Education - Indigenous studies - Tertiary.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Fiction - Life writing.--aiatsiss; Indigenous peoples - Europe - Sami.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Story telling and story tellers.--aiatsissCastejon, Vanessa,editor.;Castejon, Vanessa,contributor.;Pascoe, Bruce,1947-writer of preface.; Australian National University,issuing body.
991834557845020619781921536571;1921536578Hercus, LuiseedtThe land is a map :placenames of Indigenous origin in Australia /edited by Luise Hercus, Flavia Hodges, Jane Simpson.Arrernte language C8; Yir Yoront language Y72; Yuwaalaraay language D27; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Ngiyampaa / Ngempa language D22; Kaurna language L3C8; Y72; D27; D23; D22; L3; D22; L3EnglishCanberra, Australian Capital Territory :Australian National University E Press,20091 online resource (336 p.)The entire Australian continent was once covered with networks of Indigenous placenames. These names often evoke important information about features of the environment and their place in Indigenous systems of knowledge. On the other hand, placenames assigned by European settlers and officials are largely arbitrary, except for occasional descriptive labels such as 'river, lake, mountain'. They typically commemorate people, or unrelated places in the Northern hemisphere. In areas where Indigenous societies remain relatively intact, thousands of Indigenous placenames are used, but have no official recognition. Little is known about principles of forming and bestowing Indigenous placenames. Still less is known about any variation in principles of placename bestowal found in different Indigenous groups. While many Indigenous placenames have been taken into the official placename system, they are often given to different features from those to which they originally applied. In the process, they have been cut off from any understanding of their original meanings. Attempts are now being made to ensure that additions of Indigenous placenames to the system of official placenames more accurately reflect the traditions they come from. The eighteen chapters in this book range across all of these issues. The contributors (linguistics, historians and anthropologists) bring a wide range of different experiences, both academic and practical, to their contributions. The book promises to be a standard reference work on Indigenous placenames in Australia for many years to come.Preliminary Pages; Preface; Notes on Contributors; 1. Indigenous Placenames: An Introduction; 2. The Concept Of Place Among The Arrernte; 3. Transparency Versus Opacity In Aboriginal Placenames; 4. Changing Places: European And Aboriginal Styles; 5. Is It Really A Placename?; 6. On The Translatability Of Placenames In The Wik Region, Cape York Peninsula; 7. Names And Naming: Speaking Forms Into Place; 8. 'I'm Going To Where-Her-Brisket-Is': Placenames In The Roper; 9. The Archaism And Linguistic Connections Of Some Yir-Yoront Tract-Names; 10. Some Remarks On Placenames In The Flinders;11. Blown To Witewitekalk: Placenames And Cultural Landscapes In North-West Victoria12. Weeding Out Spurious Etymologies: Toponyms On The Adelaide Plains; 13. Placenames In Yuwaalaraay, Yuwaaliyaay And Gamilaraay Languages Of North-West New South Wales; 14. Naming The Dead Heart: Hillier's Map And Reuther's Gazetteer Of 2,468 Placenames In North-Eastern South Australia; 15. 'What Name?': The Recording Of Indigenous Placenames In The Western Desert Of South Australia; 16. 'What They Call That In The Whites?': Ngiyampaa And Other Placenames In A New South Wales Ngurrampaa;17. Creating Aborlginal Placenames: Applied Philology In Armidale City18. Reclaiming Through Renaming: The Reinstatement Of Kaurna Toponyms In Adelaide And The Adelaide Plains; Appendix: Guidelines For The Recording And Use Of Aborlginal And Torres Strait Islander Placenames; Index Of Places And Placenames; Index Of Languages And Language Groups919.4003Cape York map area (Qld TSI SC54-12); Roper River map area (East Arnhem Land NT SD53-11); Flinders Ranges (NE SA SH54-09, SH54-13); Wimmera (NW Vic SJ54-03); Western Desert (WA SF51, SF52, SG51, SG52); Armidale (NSW N Coast SH56-10); Adelaide (SE SA SI54-09); Adelaide map area (SE SA SI54-09)Names, Geographical--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Name.; Language - Vocabulary - Place names.--aiatsiss; Language - Sociolinguistics - Secret and special languages.--aiatsissHercus, L. A.(Luise Anna),1926-2018,editor.;Hodges, Flavia,editor.;Simpson, Jane(Professor of indigenous linguistics),editor.
991834557921020619781922144973;1922144975Clark, Marshall Alexander,author.Macassan history and heritage :journeys, encounters and influences /edited by Marshall Clark and Sally K. May.Yolngu people N230N230EnglishCanberra, Australian Capital Territory :ANU E Press,[2013];©20131 online resource (244 p.)This book presents inter-disciplinary perspectives on the maritime journeys of the Macassan trepangers who sailed in fleets of wooden sailing vessels known as praus from the port city of Makassar in southern Sulawesi to the northern Australian coastline.Arnhem Land (NT); Malarrak (West Arnhem Land NT SC53-13); Wellington Range (West Arnhem Land NT SC53-13)Australia--Discovery and exploration.Aboriginal Australians--History.; Makasar (Indonesian people)--Australia, Northern--History.; Fishers--Indonesia--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Northern--Foreign influences.; Settlement and contacts - Macassans and Indonesians.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Trepang.--aiatsiss; Animals - Invertebrates - Crustacea and molluscs - Beche-de-mer / Trepang.--aiatsiss; Sites - Macassan sites.--aiatsiss; Occupations - Fishermen.--aiatsiss; Art - Rock art.--aiatsissClark, Marshall Alexander,editor.;May, Sally K.,editor.
991834558000020619781760460044;1760460044Sanders, WillauthEngaging Indigenous economy :debating diverse approaches /edited by Will Sanders.1st ed.Garrwa people N155; Gudanji people C26; Marra people N112; Waanyi people G23; Yanyuwa people N153N155; C26; N112; G23; N153EnglishActon ACT, Australia :Australian National University Press,2016.;©20161 online resource (xxii, 306 pages):illustrations (some colour), maps (some colour)Research Monograph (Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR)) ;number 35.The engagement of Indigenous Australians in economic activity is a matter of long-standing public concern and debate. Jon Altman has been intellectually engaged with Indigenous economic activity for almost 40 years, most prominently through his elaboration of the concept of the hybrid economy, and most recently through his sustained and trenchant critique of policy. He has inspired others also to engage with these important issues, both through his writing and through his position as the foundation Director of The Australian National University's Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy research from 1990 to 2010. The year 2014 saw both Jon's 60th birthday and his retirement from CAEPR. This collection of essays marks those events. Contributors include longΓÇæstanding colleagues from the disciplines of economics, anthropology and political science, and younger scholars who have been inspired by Jon's approach in developing their own research projects. All point to the complexity as well as the importance of engaging with Indigenous economic activity - conceptually, empirically and as a strategic concern for public policy.1. Taking difference seriously: Life, income and work for Jon Altman and friends / Will Sanders -- Part 1: The Hybrid Economy: Theory, Practice and Policy -- 2. From Samoa to CAEPR via Mumeka: The hybrid economy comes of age / Geoff Buchanan -- 3. From public policy to pure anthropology: A genealogy of the idea of the hybrid economy / Chris Gregory -- 4. Cultural domains and the theory of customary environmentalism in Indigenous Australia / Kim de Rijke, Richard Martin and David Trigger -- 5. What is the policy significance of the hybrid economy? / Nicolas Peterson -- 6. If the market is the problem, is the hybrid economy the solution? / Katherine Curchin -- 7. Valuing Aboriginal cultural activity: Beyond markets / Kaely Woods -- 8. Hybrid economies as life projects? An example from the Torres Strait / Annick Thomassin -- 9. Indigenous country in the southwest Gulf of Carpentaria: Territories of difference or indifference? / Sea╠ün Kerins and Jacky Green -- 10. Indigenous-owned art centres, tourism and economic benefits: The case of Mar╠▒uku Arts / Marianne Riphagen -- 11. Five theses for reinstituting economics: Anthropological lessons from Broome / Stephen Muecke and Ben Dibley -- Part 2: Critiquing Neoliberalism and the Guardian State -- 12. Neoliberalism and the return of the guardian state: Micromanaging Indigenous peoples in a new chapter of colonial governance / Shelley Bielefeld -- 13. Media stars and neoliberal news agendas in Indigenous policymaking / Kerry McCallum and Lisa Waller -- 14. Trapped in the gap / Emma Kowal -- 15. Neoliberal rhetoric and guardian state outcomes in Aboriginal land reform / Leon Terrill -- Part 3: Land, Housing and Entrepreneurship: Altman Applied -- 16. Dealings in native title and statutory Aboriginal land rights lands in Australia: What land tenure reform is needed? / Ed Wensing -- 17. Exploring hybridity in housing: Lessons for appropriate tenure choices and policy / Louise Crabtree -- 18. The political economy of the Aboriginals Benefit Account: Relevance of the 1985 Altman review 30 years on / David P Pollack -- 19. The work of rights: The nature of native title labour / Pamela McGrath -- 20. Indigenous small businesses in the Australian Indigenous economy / Jock Collins, Mark Morrison, Branka Krivokapic-Skoko, Rose Butler and PK Basu -- Part 4: Personal Reflections -- 21. Reflections of a PhD student / Benedict Scambary -- 22. Reflections of a senior colleague / John Nieuwenhuysen AM -- 23. Self-reflections: 1977-2014 / Jon Altman.301.451991Arnhem Land (NT); Momega / Mumeka (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02); Wurrumiyanga / Nguiu (Bathurst Island NT SC52-16); Rubibi / Broome (WA West Kimberley SE51-06)Aboriginal Australians--Economic conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure.; Business enterprises, Aboriginal Australian.; Economics - Systems and theories.--aiatsiss; Socioeconomic conditions.--aiatsiss; Subsistence and economy.--aiatsiss; Economics - Economic development.--aiatsiss; Economics - Systems and theories.--aiatsiss; Economics - Macroeconomic policy.--aiatsiss; Economics - Income.--aiatsiss; Economic sectors - Fishing.--aiatsiss; Enterprises - Arts and crafts.--aiatsiss; Art - Economic aspects.--aiatsiss; Employment - Labour market.--aiatsiss; Community development.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Racial discrimination - Economic.--aiatsiss; Housing - Home ownership.--aiatsiss; Land rights - Ownership.--aiatsiss; Native title - Law and legislation.--aiatsiss; Media - Journalism.--aiatsiss; Enterprises.--aiatsissSanders, Will,editor.; Australian National University.Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research,contributor.
991834558001020619781760460129;1760460125Shellam, TiffanyedtBrokers and boundaries :colonial exploration in Indigenous territory /edited by Tiffany Shellam, Maria Nugent, Shino Konishi and Allison Cadzow.1st ed.Eora people S61; Dharawal people S59; Palawa people T16; Noongar / Nyoongar people W41S61; S59; T16; W41EnglishActon ACT, Australia :Australian National University Press,[2016];©20161 online resource (212 pages) :colour illustrations, mapsAboriginal history monograph seriesColonial exploration continues, all too often, to be rendered as heroic narratives of solitary, intrepid explorers and adventurers. This edited collection contributes to scholarship that is challenging that persistent mythology. With a focus on Indigenous brokers, such as guides, assistants and mediators, it highlights the ways in which nineteenth-century exploration in Australia and New Guinea was a collective and socially complex enterprise. Many of the authors provide biographically rich studies that carefully examine and speculate about Indigenous brokers' motivations, commitments and desires. All of the chapters in the collection are attentive to the specific local circumstances as well as broader colonial contexts in which exploration and encounters occurred. Colonial exploration continues, all too often, to be rendered as heroic narratives of solitary, intrepid explorers and adventurers. This edited collection contributes to scholarship that is challenging that persistent mythology.1. Brokering in colonial exploration: Biographies, geographies and histories -- 2. Bennelong and Gogy: Strategic brokers in colonial New South Wales -- 3. 'Race', intimacy and go-betweens in French-West Papuan encounters -- 4. Aboriginal guides in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales -- 5. Guided by her: Aboriginal women's participation in Australian expeditions -- 6. Bobby Roberts: Intermediary and outlaw of Western Australia's south coast -- 7. Mediating the imaginary and the space of encounter in the Papuan Gulf -- 8. Local agency and William MacGregor's exploration of the Trobriand Islands -- 9. Explorers and co. in interior New Guine, 1872-1928613.69Port Davey (SW Tas SK55-07); Sydney map area (NSW SI56-05); Singleton map area (NSW N Coast SI56-01); South West Western Australia (SW WA SH50, SI50); Jerramungup (SW WA SI50-08)Australia--Discovery and exploration.First contact (Anthropology)--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions.; Discoveries in geography--History--19th century.; Ceremonies - Trade and exchange.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Explorers - Aboriginal guides.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Explorers - European.--aiatsiss; Social behaviour - Hierarchies.--aiatsissShellam, Tiffany,1979-,editor.;Nugent, Maria,editor.;Konishi, Shino,editor.;Cadzow, Allison,editor.
991834558007020619781921934223 (ebook);9781921934216 (paperback)Breen, GavanauthInnamincka words :Yandruwandha dictionary and stories /compiled by Gavan Breen.Yandruwandha language L18L18EnglishCanberra, Australia :ANU eView,2015.;©20151 online resource (228 pages) :illustrations, photographsInnamincka Words: Yandruwandha dictionary and stories is one of a pair of companion volumes on Yandruwandha, a dialect of the language formerly spoken on the Cooper and Strzelecki Creeks and the country to the north of the Cooper, in the northeast corner of South Australia and a neighbouring strip of Queensland. The other volume is entitled Innamincka Talk: a grammar of the Innamincka dialect of Yandruwandha with notes on other dialects. Innamincka Words is for readers, especially descendants of the original people of the area, who are interested in the language. It is also a necessary resource for users of the more technical Innamincka Talk. These volumes document all that could be learnt from the last speakers of the language in the last years of their lives by a linguist who was involved with other languages at the same time. These were people who did not have a full knowledge of the culture of their forebears, but were highly competent, indeed brilliant, in the way they could teach what they knew to the linguist student.306.4408999Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Dictionaries.Breen, Gavan,compiler.
991834558008020619781921934209;1921934204Breen, Gavan,author.Innamincka talk :a grammar of the Innamincka dialect of Yandruwandha with notes on other dialects /Gavan Breen.1st ed.Yandruwandha language L18L18EnglishCanberra, Australia :ANU eView,2015.;©20151 online resource (264 pages) :illustrations, maps; digital, PDF file(s).Innamincka Talk: A grammar of the Innamincka dialect of Yandruwandha with notes on other dialects is one of a pair of companion volumes on Yandruwandha, a dialect of the language formerly spoken on the Cooper and Strzelecki Creeks and the country to the north of the Cooper, in the northeast corner of South Australia and a neighbouring strip of Queensland. The other volume is entitledInnamincka Words. Innamincka Talk is the more technical work of the two and is intended for specialists and for interested readers who are willing to put some time and effort into studying the language.Innamincka Words is for readers, especially descendants of the original people of the area, who are interested in the language, but not necessarily interested in its more technical aspects. It is also a necessary resource for users of Innamincka Talk. These volumes document all that could be learnt from the last speakers of the language in the last years of their lives by a linguist who was involved with other languages at the same time. These were people who did not have a full knowledge of the culture of their forebears, but were highly competent, indeed brilliant, in the way they could teach what they knew to the linguist student.Preliminary pages -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Abbreviations and conventions -- Introduction -- 2. The sound system -- 3. Pronunciation -- 4. Organisation of sounds -- 5. The sentence -- 6. Word classes and paradigms -- 7. Simple declarative sentences -- 8. Non-declarative simple sentences -- 9. Nominal inflection -- 10. Noun-stem formation -- 11. Verb inflection -- 12. Bound verb aspect markers -- 13. Verb-stem formation -- 14. Variations on transitivity -- 15. Coordination and subordination -- 16. Adverbs -- 17. Conjunctions, interjections and emphatic particles -- 18. Clitics and emphatic suffixes -- References.306.4408999Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Yandruwandha language--Dialects--Grammar.; Language - Linguistics - Grammar and syntax.--aiatsiss
991834558036020619781925021967;1925021963Dawson, Barbara(Barbara Chambers),author.In the eye of the beholder :what six nineteenth-century women tell us about Indigenous authority and identity /Barbara Dawson.1st ed.Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Ngarrindjeri people S69; Kurtjar people G33; Yuggera people E23; Duungidjawu people E20; Wadjalang / Dharawala people D45E29; S69; G33; E23; E20; D45EnglishCanberra, Australia :Australian National University Press,2014.;©20141 online resource (xxv, 195 pages) :illustrations; digital, PDF file(s).Open Access e-Books;Knowledge UnlatchedThis book offers a fresh perspective in the debate on settler perceptions of Indigenous Australians. It draws together a suite of little known colonial women (apart from Eliza Fraser) and investigates their writings for what they reveal about their attitudes to, views on and beliefs about Aboriginal people, as presented in their published works. The way that reader expectations and publishers requirements slanted their representations forms part of this analysis. All six women write of their first-hand experiences on Australian frontiers of settlement. The division into adventurers (Eliza Fraser, Eliza Davies and Emily Cowl) and longer-term settlers (Katherine Kirkland, Mary McConnel and Rose Scott Cowen) allows interrogation into the differing representations between those with a transitory knowledge of Indigenous people and those who had a close and more permanent relationship with Indigenous women, even encompassing individual friendship. More pertinently, the book strives to reveal the aspects, largely overlooked in colonial narratives, of Indigenous agency, authority and individuality.Introduction -- 1. Sowing the Seeds for Nineteenth-century and Early Twentieth-century Women's Writing -- 2. Early Perceptions of Aborigines - Eliza Fraser's Legacy: 'Through a Glass Darkly' -- 3. Literary Excesses - Eliza Davies: Imagination and Fabrication -- 4. Queensland Frontier Adventure - Emily Cowl: Excitement and Humour -- 5. An Early, Short-term Settler - Katherine Kirkland: Valuable Insights Through the Silences -- 6. Mary McConnel: Christianising the Aborigines? --;7. Australian-born Settler - Rose Scott Cowen: Acknowledging Indigenous Humanity and Integrity -- Conclusion -- Appendix A: The Works of the Women Writers -- Appendix B: The Works of Other Australian Women Writers Referred to in this Book.305.40994Normanton (Qld Gulf SE54-07); Mount Emu (W Vic SJ54-08); Bulimba (SE Qld SG56-15); Cressbrook (SE Qld SG56-14); Tambo (SW Qld SG55-02); Longford (Qld Far West SG54-08)Australia--Race relations--History--19th century.Women pioneers--Australia--Attitudes--History--19th century.; Aboriginal Australians--Public opinion.; Public opinion--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Australia--History--19th century.; Settlement and contacts - Settlers.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Representation - History.--aiatsiss; Race relations - Representation - Literature.--aiatsiss
991840113304020619781925302707(hardback)Mawng to English dictionary /compiled by Ruth Singer, Nita Garidjalalug, Rosemary Urabadi, Heather Hewett, Peggy Mirwuma, Philip Ambidjambij, Anne Fabricus ; [illustrations by David Le May] ; [map by Brenda Thornley].Mawng language N64; Mawng people N64N64Text in Mawng and EnglishCanberra, ACT :Aboriginal Studies Press,2021.;©2021x, 325 pages :illustrations, map25 cm.Mawng is a language of western Arnhem Land. It is the main language of Warruwi community and is spoken by all generations. Mawng is associated with the islands Warruwi and Weyirra (North and South Goulburn Islands) and an area of the mainland near the islands. The Mawng Dictionary is the most comprehensive ever published. It contains information about plants and animals, cultural practices, place names, and kinship terms, including tri-relational kunteypi terms. There is an introduction to Mawng with explanations of the spelling system and kinship. It includes many illustrations, an English word finder, and lists of kinship terms, verb roots and scientific names for plants and animals.499.15Arnhem Land (NT)Maung language.; Maung language--Dictionaries.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Languages--Dictionaries.; Language and languages--Study and teaching--Australia--Northern Territory.Singer, Ruth(Linguist)compiler.;Garidjalalug, Nita,compiler.;Urabadi, Rosemary,compiler.;Hewett, Heather,compiler.;Mirwuma. Peggy,compiler.;Ambidjambij, Philip,compiler.;Fabricus, Anne,compiler.;Le May, David,illustrator.;Thornley, Brenda,illustrator.
991840149851020619780648368229paperbackYalada /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Kuku Yalanji language Y78; Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©201915 pages :colour illustrations21 cmOur languages matterA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Primary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.Ogilvie, Clare,author.;RossKelly, Cissie,author.;Fordham, Joan,editor.;Rocky, Horace,illustrator.;Paterson, Janine,illustrator,editor.;Rocky, Margaret,illustrator.;Creek, Fiona,illustrator.; Queensland.Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships,sponsoring body.;Aboriginal Benefits Foundation,sponsoring body.;Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group,author.;North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Language Centre,sponsoring body.;Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.;Mossman Support Services,sponsoring body.
991840149852020619780648368205paperbackWanyu yinya? /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.[Revised edition]Kuku Yalanji language Y78; Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©201915 pages :colour illustrations21 cmOur languages matter"This book is one of a set of four that was created for 2017 NAIDOC Week celebrating 'Our Languages Matter'. The project aim was to retrieve, maintain, preserve and protect Indigenous language by ensuring young children have access to culturally appropriate material. The booklets contain simple and grammatically correct sentences in Kuku Yalanji with illustration provided by talented local artists."--Back cover.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Elementary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Juvenile fiction.Ogilvie, Clare,author.;Paterson, Janine,editor.;Fordham, Joan,editor.;Creek, Fiona,illustrator.;RossKelly, Cissie,author.; Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.;North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Language Centre,sponsoring body.;Queensland.Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships,sponsoring body.;Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group,author.
991840149853020619780648368236paperbackMinya /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©2019.19 pages :colour illustrations21 cm.Our languages matter"This book is one of a set of four that was created for 2017 NAIDOC Week celebrating 'Our Languages Matter'. The project aim was to retrieve, maintain, preserve and protect Indigenous language by ensuring young children have access to culturally appropriate material. The booklets contain simple and grammatically correct sentences in Kuku Yalanji with illustration provided by talented local artists."--Back cover.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Readers (Elementary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Animals--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.Ogilvie, Clare,author.;RossKelly, Cissie,author.;Creek, Fiona,illustrator.;Rocky, Margaret,illustrator.;Paterson, Janine,illustrator,editor.;Rocky, Horace,illustrator.;Fordham, Joan,editor.; Queensland.Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships,sponsoring body.;Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.;Aboriginal Benefits Foundation,sponsoring body.;North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Language Centre,sponsoring body.;Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group,author.
991840149854020619780648368212paperbackBaduriji /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Fishing[Revised edition]Kuku Yalanji language Y78; Kuku Yalanji people Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©201915 pages :colour illustrations21 cmOur languages matter"This book is one of a set of four that was created for 2017 NAIDOC Week celebrating 'Our Languages Matter'. The project aim was to retrieve, maintain, preserve and protect Indigenous language by ensuring young children have access to culturally appropriate material. The booklets contain simple and grammatically correct sentences in Kuku Yalanji with illustration provided by talented local artists."--Back cover.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Elementary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.RossKelly, Cissie,author.;Ogilvie, Clare,author.;Ogilvie, Vincent,author.;Gibson, Betty,author.;Creek, Alison,author.;Creek, Fiona,author.;Rocky, Horace,author.;Shonenberger, Lenice,author.;Rocky, Lily,author.;Shuan, Lorna,author.;Rocky, Margaret,author,illustrator.;Nandy, Morris,author.;Solomon, Ona,author.;Shuan, Roxanne,author.;Solomon, Veronica,author.;Paterson, Janine,illustrator,editor.;Fordham, Joan,author.; Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.;Aboriginal Benefits Foundation,sponsoring body.;North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Language Centre,sponsoring body.;Queensland.Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships,sponsoring body.;Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group,author.
991840149859020619780648368250paperbackWanjabu /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Wanjabu =whereKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©2019.15 pages :colour illustrations21 cm.Our languages matterThis book is one of six books that have been created to celebrate 'Our Languages Matter'. The project aim was to retrieve, maintain, preserve and protect Indigenous language by ensuring young children have access to culturally appropriate material. The booklets contain simple and grammatically correct sentences in Kuku Yalanji with illustrations provided by talented local artists.499.15Readers (Primary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.Ogilvie, Clare,language.;O'Shane, Danny,language.;Pierce, Raymond,language.;Shuan, Karen,language.;Tayley, Harold,language.;Tayley, Norman,language.;Walker, Bennett,language.;Cobb, Sandi,language.;Creek, Fiona,illustrator.;Creek, Alison,illustrator.;Creek, Doreen,illustrator.;Rocky, Margaret,illustrator.;Rocky, Horace,illustrator.;Paterson, Janine,editor.;Fordham, Joan,editor.; Mossman Shire Council.;Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group.;Mossman State School (Qld.);Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.
991840149860020619780648368243paperbackJina /Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd.Jina =tracksKuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Text in Kuku Yalanji Language and English.[Mossman, Queensland]. :Douglas Shire Community Services Association Ltd,[2019].;©201915 pages :colour illustrations21 cmOur languages matterThis book is one of six books that have been created to celebrate 'Our Languages Matter'. The project aim was to retrieve, maintain, preserve and protect Indigenous language by ensuring young children have access to culturally appropriate material. The booklets contain simple and grammatically correct sentences in Kuku Yalanji with illustrations provided by talented local artists.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Readers.; Readers (Elementary)--Queensland, Northern--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.Ogilvie, Clare,language.;O'Shane, Danny,language.;Pierce, Raymond,language.;Shuan, Karen,language.;Tayley, Harold,language.;Tayley, Norman,language.;Walker, Bennett,language.;Creek, Fiona,illustrator.;Creek, Alison,illustrator.;Creek, Doreen,illustrator.;Rocky, Margaret,illustrator.;Rocky, Horace,illustrator.;Paterson, Janine,editor.;Fordham, Joan,editor.; Mossman Shire Council.;Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group.;Mossman State School.;Douglas Shire Community Services Association,issuing body.
99184015985702061First Nations Elders oral history projectGunggari people D37D37Brisbane, Qld. :State Library of Queensland,2023online resource (8 video files, 4 text files)A collection of oral history interviews celebrating First Nations Elders from Queensland: William Busch who worked on pearling boats in the Torres Strait, and contributed in public life as deputy mayor of the Mapoon Aboriginal Shire Council, the Cape York Land Council board and other organisations ; Wayne Coolwell who spent most of his working life in communications and the media ; Uncle William Lowah, a Torres Strait Islander social commentator from Thursday Island, prominent in social justice and community organisations ; and Wilma Reading, an international singing star in the 1960's-1980's from Cairns.William Busch digital story and oral history --Wayne Coolwell digital story and oral history --Uncle William Lowah digital story and oral history --Wilma Reading digital story and oral history.Waiben / Thursday Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Saibai Island (Qld TSI SC54-08); Torres Strait Islands (Qld TSI SC54-12, SC55-05)Thursday Island (Qld.)--History.; Thursday Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.; Saibai Island (Qld.)--History.Lowah, Samuel William Belza--Interviews.;Hegarty, Russell Boomi--InterviewsTorres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Thursday Island--Interviews.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Thursday Island--Biography.; Human rights workers--Queensland--Torres Strait--Interviews.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Interviews.; Torres Strait Islanders--Legal status, laws, etc--History.; Climatic changes--Queensland--Torres Strait.; Civil rights movements--Australia--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Roma--Interviews.; Gunggari (Australian people)--Land tenure--Queensland--Mitchell Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Brisbane--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Brisbane--Biography.; Labor unions--Queensland--Brisbane--History.; Human rights workers--Queensland--Brisbane--Interviews.; Political activists--Queensland--Brisbane--Interviews.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftPatrick, Rhianna,interviewer.;Wharton, Geoffrey Stephen,interviewer.;Butt, Andrew,interviewer.;Watkin, Douglas,interviewer.; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.;Rockpool Productions,producer.https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/839904658View all items from this collection;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4278532&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991840223860020619780733341632(hardback)Greenwood, Melissa,author.Miimi Marraal Mother Earth /Melissa Greenwood ; Miimi + Jiinda.Gumbaynggirr language E7E7Text in English. Includes some Gumbaynggirr language.[Sydney, N.S.W.] :ABC Books, HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks,2022.;copyright202222 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations22 x 27 cm."Miimi Marraal, she created us, you and me ... From Gumbaynggirr artist Melissa Greenwood, of mother-daughter art and design label Miimi and Jiinda, comes a deeply felt and heart-stirring picture book about the connection between mothers, babies and Miimi Marraal, Mother Earth." -- Back cover.A823.4Earth (Planet)--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Parent and child--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Families--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Infants--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Australian fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.Picture books.--lcgftMiimi + Jiinda (Firm),author,illustrator.
991840241531020619781925922097(paperback)Gabori, Sally,approximately 1924-2015,artist.Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori :dulka warngiid : land of all /Queensland Art Gallery / Gallery of Modern Art.Sally Gabori :land of all;Dulka warngiid;Land of allKayardild language G35; Kaiadilt people G35; Kayardild language G35G35; G35; G35South Brisbane, Queensland :Queensland Art Gallery,[2022];©2016139 pages :colour illustrations, map26 x 27 cm.This beautifully illustrated publication features works drawn from public and private collections in an exhibition surveying the life and work of the late Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori c.1924-2015, the distinguished senior Kaiadilt woman artist from Bentinck Island in the Queensland's Gulf of Carpentaria. One of Australia's most extraordinary practitioners, Mrs Gabori was incredibly prolific over her short career. Her indefatigable zeal to communicate her stories, knowledge, and experiences accumulated over an incredible life -- spanning over 90 years from traditional life to the coming of the Australian frontier to contemporary globalised Australia -- won her great admiration and has left an astonishing cultural legacy.Foreword / Chris Saines -- Dulka Warngiid: the whole world / Bruce McLean -- Broken colour and unbound space / Judith Ryan -- Plates: early paintings -- Mirdidingki: my country -- Thundi: my father's country -- Dingkari: my grandfather's country -- Nibirdibi: my father's county -- The Gabori Sisters: gathering by the sea / Laura Mudge -- List of works.759.994Gulf of Carpentaria (SD53, SD54, SE54); Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15); Mornington Island (Qld Gulf Wellesley Islands SE54-01)Gabori, Sally,approximately 1924-2015.;Gabori, Sally,approximately 1924-2015--Exhibitions.Queensland Art Gallery--Exhibitions.;Gallery of Modern Art (Brisbane, Qld.)--Exhibitions.Painting, Aboriginal Australian--Exhibitions.; Painting, Australian--21st century.; Art - Catalogues.--aiatsiss; Art - Exhibitions.--aiatsiss; Art - Painting - Acrylic.--aiatsiss; Art - Art motifs - Landscape.--aiatsiss; Art - Artists - Women.--aiatsissExhibition catalogs.--lcgftMcLean, Bruce,1982-curator.; Queensland Art Gallery,issuing body.;Gallery of Modern Art (Brisbane, Qld.),host institution.;National Gallery of Victoria,host institution.
99184025748302061QueenslandNorth Stradbroke Island Museum on MinjerribahYura welcome you are on Quandamooka CountryNorth Stradbroke Island Museum on MinjerribahJandai language E19E19[Place of publication unknown]North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah20181 mapon sheet 42 x 30 cmMinjerriba / Stradbroke Islands (SE Qld SG56-15)Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (Qld.)--Maps.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages--Maps.
9918403027680206133367Mortensen, Julia,author.Yumba Days :Aboriginal Space at Cunnnamulla 1860-1988.Gunya language D43; Gunya people D43D4320211 electronic document :illustrations, maps, photographsA thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in History at the University of Queensland 2021. The thesis focusses on the Aboriginal camps at Cunnamulla from 1860-1988 and the meaning of these spaces to their former occupants.;'This thesis examines the history of Aboriginal camps around Cunnamulla between 1860 and1988, focusing particularly on how their inhabitants constructed meaning and how social and emotive connections were developed within these spaces. It reconstructs these camps by drawing together a wide range of critical histories of public and private space to demonstrate how a sense of community intersected with policy, place, an' Indigeneity." -- from.. introductionCunnamulla map area (SW Qld SH55-02)Cunnamulla (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cunnamulla Region--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cunnamulla Region--Social conditions.theses--aat;electronic documents--aathttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsBD/00976283fulltextView the item
9918403027970206133362Photograph of the distribution of blankets to Mandandanji people at the Court House in Roma.Mandandanji people D44D4418801 photograph :15 x 22 cmAlbumen print photograph with caption in negative at lower left reading: "24th May Court House, Roma";In the 1840s and 50s the resistance of the Mandandanji people under their leader, Bussamarai (1795?-1852) to occupation by white settlers of their lands around the Balonne, Maranoa and Condamine Rivers on Queensland's Western Downs had been fierce and bloody. This rare photograph shows a very large assembly of more than one hundred Mandandanji people - including two senior men wearing kingplates - with white officials outside the Court House at Roma, south-central Queensland, on 24 May 1880. The only other known example of this photograph is a (later) glass lantern slide of the same image held in the Queensland State Archives, dated 1880.Roma (SW Qld SG55-12)Roma (Qld.)--Photographs.; Roma (Qld.)--Social conditions--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Government policy--Queensland--Roma--Photographs; Breastplates--Queensland.; Courthouses--Queensland--Roma--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Effect of colonization on.; kingplates--APTphotographs.--aat
991840304183020619783110468243;3110468247;9783110468588;3110468581Clark, Ian D.,1958-,author.'A peep at the blacks' :a history of tourism at Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, 1863-1924 /Ian D. Clark ; managing editor, Jan Barabach ; associate editor, Lucrezia Lopez.1st ed.Wadawurrung people S29; Wurundjeri people S36S29; S36;EnglishWarsaw/Berlin :De Gruyter Open,[2015];©20151 online resource (276 pages) :color illustrationsThis book is concerned with the history of tourism at the Coranderrk Aboriginal Station at Healesville, northeast of Melbourne, which functioned as a government reserve from 1863 until its closure in 1924. At Coranderrk, Aboriginal mission interests and tourism intersected and the station became a 'showplace' of Aboriginal culture and the government policy of assimilation. The Aboriginal residents responded to tourist interest by staging cultural performances that involved boomerang throwing and traditional ways of lighting fires and by manufacturing and selling traditional artifacts. Whenever government policy impacted adversely on the Aboriginal community, the residents of Coranderrk took advantage of the opportunities offered to them by tourism to advance their political and cultural interests. This was particularly evident in the 1910's and 1920's when government policy moved to close the station.Front matter --Contents --Abbreviations --Metric Conversions --Acknowledgements --Note to Readers --1 Aboriginal Mission Tourism in Nineteenth Century Victoria --2 Tourism at Coranderrk --3 Researchers and Coranderrk --4 International Dignitaries and Their Impressions of Coranderrk --5 Journalists and Correspondents and Coranderrk --6 William Barak and Coranderrk Tourism --7 Coranderrk, Photographs and Tourist Postcards --8 Tourism at Coranderrk After Its Closure In 1924 --Index919.452043;919.452043Healesville / Coranderrk (E Vic Yarra Valley SJ55-06); Acheron / Mohican (E Vic Yarra Valley SJ55-06); Bung Yarnda / Lake Tyers (E Vic Gippsland SJ55-07)Coranderrk Aboriginal Station (Vic.); Victoria--Coranderrk Aboriginal StationTourism--Australia--Coranderrk Aboriginal Station (Vic.).; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Coranderrk Aboriginal Station (Vic.).; Economic sectors - Tourism.--aiatsiss; Art - Crafts - Baskets and basketmaking.--aiatsiss; Ceremonies - Marriage.--aiatsiss; Culture - Relationship to place.--aiatsiss; History - Biographies - Indigenous.--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missions.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Government settlements, reserves.--aiatsiss; Social events - Weddings.--aiatsiss; Social welfare - Policy.--aiatsiss; Technology - Fire - Fire making.--aiatsiss; Weapons - Boomerangs.--aiatsissHistory.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01411628Barabach, Jan,editor.;Lopez, Lucrezia,editor.
99184033169802061Group of Djabugay people near a palm-frond shelter near Kuranda ca. 1904.Djabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20211 digital image :TIFFKuranda (NE Qld SE55-02)Kuranda (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Kuranda.; Djabugay (Australian people)--Queensland--Kuranda.; Aboriginal peoples (Australians)--APT; bush huts--APT; families--APT; wurlies--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photostd/01267578fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE2993260&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/487561979View all images from this collection
991840349859020619780645010718hardback;9780645010701paperbackKiwat, Wasie Rasella,1943-,author.Wasie Erwer Le, Lam :from a teacher : a Torres Strait memoir /Wasie Rasella Kiwat (Mrs Tardent) ; compiled by L. Moylan, assisted by Diat Alferink.Meriam Mir language Y3; Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y3; Y1Thursday Island, Torres Strait :;Launceston, Tasmania :Kaine Maikuk Arts Management,;printed by Bok Print.[2021];©2021.xvii, 219 pages :illustrations (chiefly colour), portraits, maps31 cm.920Kiwat, Wasie Rasella,1943-Kindergarten teachers--Queensland--Darnley Island--Biography.; Torres Strait Islanders--Biography.Moylan, Louise,editor.;Alferink, Diat,editor.; Torres Strait Regional Authority
9918404178600206133385Ashleigh Barty Australian Open 2022 skort and topNgarigu / Ngarigo people S46S4620212 garmentsNavy and white outfit worn by Australian tennis champion Ashleigh Barty, AO for her winning final at the 2022 Australian Open in Melbourne, 29 January 2022. In a 6-3 7-6(2) victory against American Danielle Collins at Rod Laver Arena, Ash Barty, ranked world number 1, became the first Australian to win an Australian Open women's singles title in 44 years. The outfit features the logo's of Barty's sponsors, Fila, UKG and Jaguar.Barty, Ash,1996-.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Sport clothes for women--Queensland--Specimens.sports clothing--aathttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3079862&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/objectstd/1149001fulltextView images of the outfit
991840419851020619780646856834paperbackTurner, Christine M.(Margaret)1954,author.The Western Creek internment camps of World War II :Millmerran's hidden history /Christine M. Turner.Bigambul people D34D34Millmerran, QLD :Millmerran & District Historical Society Inc.,2022.;©2022.129 pages :colour illustrations, maps, portraits, charts30 cm."Concealed in the scrub of Western Creek State Forest, twenty kilometres from Millmerran in South East Queensland, Australia, hundreds of Italian internees were incarcerated in makeshift camps during World War II. No official records of the internment camps have ever been found. The dedicated members of the Millmerran & District Historical Society, with valuable support from the Millmerran Lion's Club, have set out to uncover this hidden history. Giving voice to the untold stories of life in the camps, it is an important record of a key era in our local and national past. The book includes a guided tour from Millmerran to Western Creek State Forest with a fold-out Map. It covers Indigenous history, early history of Turallin, Glenferrie Station, the Rabbit Fence, Western Creek Station, Western Creek State Forest, and flora and fauna."--Back cover.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit940.5394Millmerran (Qld.)--History.World War, 1939-1945--Prisoners and prisons, Australian.; Internment camps--Australia.; Italians--Queensland--History.Boccabella, Zoe╠ê,writer of introduction
991840434566020619781760687397(paperback)Dank, Debra,author.We come with this place /Debra Dank.Garrwa language N155; Gudanji language C26; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13; Wambaya language C19; Yanyuwa language N153N155; C26; G13; C19; N153Text primarily in English. Includes some Garrwa, Gudanji, Kalkadoon, Wambaya and Yanyuwa languages.[Sydney, N.S.W.] :Echo Publishing,2022.;©2022xviii, 251 pages21 cm."We Come with This Place is a remarkable book, as rich, varied and surprising as the vast landscape in which it is set. Debra Dank has created an extraordinary mosaic of vivid episodes that move about in time and place to tell an unforgettable story of country and people. There is great pain in these pages, and anger at injustice, but also great love, in marriage and in family, and for the land. Dank faces head on the ingrained racism, born of brutal practice and harsh legislation, that lies always under the skin of Australia, the racism that calls a little Aboriginal girl names and beats and rapes and disenfranchises the generations before hers. She describes sudden terrible violence, between races and sometimes at home. But overwhelmingly this is a book about strong, beloved parents and grandparents, guiding and teaching their children and grandchildren what country means, about joyful gatherings and the pleasures of eating food provided by the place that nourishes them, both spiritually and physically. Dank calibrates human emotions with honesty and insight, and there is plenty of dry, down-to-earth humour. You can feel and smell and see the puffs of dust under moving feet, the ever-present burning heat, the bright exuberance of a night-time campfire, the emerald flash of a flock of budgerigars, the journeying wind, the harshness of a station shanty, the welcome scent of fresh water. We Come with This Place is deeply personal, a profound tribute to family and the Gudanji Country to which Debra Dank belongs, but it is much more than that. Here is Australia as it has been for countless generations, land and people in effortless balance, and Australia as it became, but also Australia as it could and should be." -- Back cover.305.89915Dank, Debra.Women, Aboriginal Australian.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Social conditions.; Families--Australia--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--History.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Ethnic identity.; Race discrimination--Australia.; Racism--Australia.; Social conflict--Australia.
99184043879702061BJ Djinidjini Murphy digital story and oral history :Bonyi culture.Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Kuku Yalanji people Y78E29; Y78[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,20231 online resource (2 video files, 2 text files)A digital story and oral history with BJ Murphy, a Jinibara Elder. BJ Murphy is a contemporary Aboriginal artist who takes inspiration from his Country in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. BJ is a visual artist, curator and songman, dedicated to the continuation of his Jinibara culture. He holds a deep responsibility to his culture and the representation of stories that have been passed dawn to him by his family. His unique style mixes both traditional and contemporary forms and concepts.BJ Murphy digital story (13 min. 33 sec.) --BJ Murphy oral history (1 hr. 43 min. 50 sec.).Murphy, BJ--Interviews.Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Maleny--Biography.; Artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Maleny--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Maleny--Interviews.; Art museum curators--Queensland--Maleny--Biography.; Art museum curators--Queensland--Maleny--Interviews.; Jinibara (Australian people)Interviews.--lcgft;Oral histories.--lcgftSource Media,production company.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4480122&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1202449fulltextView the oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1202448fulltextView the digital story
991840481346020619780648928034(hardback)Bear, Emma,author,illustrator.Purlka ngamaji kakaji =The big fat mummy goanna /wangki yingilijjaa pijawarnti palurla Emma Bearwu = written and illustrated by Emma Bear ; translated by Jessie Warmarla Moora.Big fat mummy goannaWalmajarri and English.Walmajarri language A66; Walmajarri people A66A66Parallel text in Walmajarri and English.Broadway, N.S.W. :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2021.;copyright20211 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations22 x 27 cm.Out on a hunting trip a family spies a big goanna. The youngest son wanted to kill it but his mother said no because it was a Mummy Goanna. They decided to leave her alone so she could lay her eggs in a hole by the boab tree. But that night, they all thought about how good it will be when those babies grow up and how many more goannas there will be to hunt!597.9596;305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Hunting--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Monitor lizards--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Families--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Bilingual books--Pictorial works.Picture books.--lcgftMoora, Jessie Warmarla,translator.
991840481347020619780648928041(hardback)Cook, Marshia,author,illustrator.Jarrampa =Yabbies /wangki yingkilijjaa pijawarnti palurla = written and illustrated by Marshia Cookku ; pijawarntiwarlany paluplangu = with some pictures by Tamua Nuggett and Cazarus Bakerwu ; translated by Jessie Warmarla Moora, Mary Parnjurr Vanbee and David Bullen Rogers.YabbiesWalmajarri and English.Walmajarri language A66; Walmajarri people A66A66Parallel text in Walmajarri and English.Broadway, N.S.W. :Indigenous Literacy Foundation,2021.;copyright20211 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations22 x 27 cm.Jarrampa are yabbies - they are very tasty to eat but a challenge to catch because of those claws. One old woman had a clever way of catching them - she put meat between her toes before putting her feet into the billabong. When the crabs started nibbling at the meat, she quickly wrapped her feet and the jarrampa in a cloth, then emptied the jarrampa into a bucket. Later the whole family would gather around the campfire to share in a delicious meal of yabbies.595.384;305.89915Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Yabbies--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Fishing--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Families--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Bilingual books--Pictorial works.; Australian fiction.Picture books.--lcgftNuggett, Tamua,illustrator.;Baker, Cazarus,illustrator.;Moora, Jessie Warmarla,translator.;Vanbee, Mary Parnjurr,translator.;Rogers, David Bullen,translator.
991840605293020619780980331202 :{dollar}39.95Thancoupie, Gloria Fletcher,1937-Thanakupi's guide to language and culture :a Thaynakwith dictionary /Gloria Fletcher Thancoupie.Partial contents: Thaynakwith people, history and culture - Our language :people, families and customs - Land, sea and sky - Our environment : animals - Our environment : plants - Our words : actions, thoughts, feelings and descriptions.Thaynakwith language Y24Y24North Sydney, N.S.W. :Jennifer Isaacs Arts & Publishing,2007144 pages :color illustrations30 cm.Internationally renwoned Weipa elder, Thancoupie uses the language of her art to convey the legends of her people - the Thaynakwith. This book combines her art with a Thaynakwith language dictionary, cultural guide and stunning photographs, bringing alive her family customs.Thaynakwith people, history and culture - Our language : people, families and customs - Land, sea and sky - Our environment : animals - Our environment : plants - Our words : actions, thoughts, feelings and descriptions.305.8991509Weipa / Napranum (Qld NW Cape York SD54-03)Thancoupie,1937-2011.Thaynakwith (Australian people)--Material culture.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland (Australia)--Cape York Peninsula--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Social life and customs.; Thaynakwith (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Thaynakwith (Australian people)--Languages.; Indigenous children--Australia.; Thaynakwith (Australian people)--Food.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Social life and customs.; Thaynakwith (Australian people); Thaynakwith language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Thaynakwith.Thancoupie, Gloria Fletcher.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:381295/ada
991840650884020619781760464479PDFSutton, Peter,author.Linguistic organisation and native title :the Wik Case, Australia /Peter Sutton and Ken Hale.Wik Mungkan people Y57Y57Acton, Australian Capital Territory :ANU Press,20211 online resource (xviii, 487 pages) :illustrations, mapsAsia-Pacific linguisticsClassical Aboriginal societies in Australia have commonly been described in terms of social organisation and local organisation. This book presents rich detail on a third and related domain that has not been given the same kind of attention: linguistic organisation. Basing their analyses on fieldwork among the Wik peoples of Cape York Peninsula, north Australia, Peter Sutton and Ken Hale show how cosmology, linguistic variation, language prehistory, clan totemic identities, geopolitics, land use and land ownership created a vibrant linguistic organisation in a classical Aboriginal society. This has been a society long in love with language and languages. Its people have richly imbued the domain of rights and interests in country--the foundations of their native title as recognised in Australian law--with rights and interests in the abundance of languages and dialects given to them at the start of the world.Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Native title (Australia); Wik-Mungkan (Australian people)--Land tenure.Electronic booksHale, Kenneth Locke,author.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2992991186fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2992991186-t
99184067380102061Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation.Mithaka people L34L34Windorah, Qld. :Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation,[2022-].online resourcePANDORA electronic collectionThe website of Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation. Mithaka People are Traditional Owners who in accordance with Mithaka customary laws and traditions have social, economic, cultural and spiritual affiliations with, and responsibilities for, Mithaka traditional land and waters.Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation.Business enterprises, Aboriginal Australian.Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body.Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation https://mithaka.org.au/;National Library of Australiahttps://webarchive.nla.gov.au/tep/193744
99184068579502061Cape treasures :children from Cape York share stories : Injinoo, Lockhart River, Pormpuraaw, Wujal Wujal.Kuku Yalanji language Y78; Umpila language Y45Y78; Y45Cairns, Qld. :State Library of Queensland,[2013]1 dvd-video (15 min.) :sound, colour +1 booklet (21 unnumbered pages : coloured illustrations)Animations of collaborative group stories by children from the Cape York communities at Injinoo, Lockhart River, Pormpuraaw and Wujal Wujal in English, Kuku Yalanji and Umpila.The Kaangkan brothers / story told by the Elders of Pormpuraaw; artwork by the children of Pormpuraaw State School -- The wallaby and the dugong / written and illustrated by students from Lockhart River State School -- Adventure at Thompson's Creek = Ngayu jilba dungan bada Thompson's Creek (Kuku Yalanji language) /written by Lane Hooker; original artwork by Bloomfield State School students -- The journey to Injinoo : original artwork and writing by students from Northern Peninsula Area State College -- The Wallaby and the dugong (Umpila language)808.899282Injinoo / Cowal Creek (Qld Far North Cape York SC54-15); Pormpuraaw / Edward River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-11); Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13); Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55)Children's stories, Australian.--Aboriginal Australian authors.Hooker, Lane.; State Library of Queensland;Elders of Pormpuraaw.;Pormpuraaw School.;Bloomfield State School.;Northern Peninsula Area State College
9918406948060206133434Yugara-Yugarapul Aboriginal Corporation,creatorAdvance Australia commemorative tokenYugambeh people E17E1720211 commemorative token, 1 note (document)The collection includes a replica of an Advance Australia one penny token, and a sheet of explanatory information. The commemorative token was created as part of an event created and facilitated by the Yugara Yugarapul Aboriginal Corporation. The token references the day in the 1880s when Yerongpan headman King Jackey Jackey collected pennies in his hat as the ticket for entrance to see the grand corroboree near Mott Creek in Holland Park. A re-enactment of this event was held in C.B. Mott Park, 49 Abbotsleigh Street, Holland Park, on Saturday 5 June 2021 from 2-3:15 pm. The event was and sponsored by Queensland Government for National Reconciliation Week.Holland Park (Qld.)Bilin Bilin,approximately 1820-1901.Commemorative coins--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians; Reconciliation--Political aspects--Queensland.; Historical reenactments--Queensland--Brisbane.replicas.--AAT
991840703786020619780645022728paperbackGuugu Yimithirr Gaban Ngaambuurrgu-manaaya :the animated Guugu Yimithirr alphabet /by the Pama Language Centre Fragile Languages Revitalisation Team.[Cairns, Qld.] :Pama Languages Press,2021.;©20211 volume (unnumbered pages) :illustrations, maps22 x 30 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Alphabets.; Alphabet books--Queensland, Far North Region.; Australian languages--Study and teaching (Primary)--Queensland, Far North Region.; Guugu Yimidhirr language Y82.--aiatsisl
991840703787020619780648717492paperbackYunkaporta, Jonah,author.Jonah a' Gavin Aak Kech Iiy Pul :Jonah and Gavin's long walk on Country.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57[Cairns, Qld.] :Pama Languages Press,2022.;©202239 pages :colour illustrations, maps23 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositA823.4Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55)Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Juvenile literature.Ethnic folklore--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Juvenile literature.; Grandparent and child--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula--Juvenile literature.Yunkaporta, Phyllis,translator.;Ray, Alan.
991840703788020619780645022704paperbackBowen, Lillian,author.Biniirr Bama Yuwalin :Biniirr family at the beach /Lillian Bowen ; illustrations by Maiju Altpere & Karin Calley.Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82[Cairns, Qld.] :Pama Languages Press,2020.;©202038 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations24 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositA823.4Family vacations--Queensland, Far North Region--Juvenile literature.Altpere, Maiju,illustrator.;Calley, Karin,illustrator.
99184072706702061Knowles, Peter Cosby,photographerMichael Moonlight and his family from the Boulia district in the 1960s.Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G13[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland20211 digital image :TIFFPhotograph title: Moonlight, King of the Bourke. Michael Moonlight is wearing an engraved breastplate also known as a kingplate.;Michael Moonlight (c.1889-1970), Aboriginal stockman, was born about 1889 at Mount Merlin Station, near Boulia, Queensland, son of King Baly and his wife Mammie.Boulia (Qld Far West SF54-10)Boulia (Qld.)Moonlight, Michael,c.1889-1979Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Breastplates--Queensland.; children--APT; kingplates--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photostd/01335655fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3278237&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/504925405View all images from this collection
99184075080602061Nixon, Rube,performer,composer.Going home /Rube Nixon.Gunya / Kunja people (D43) (Qld SG55-10); Gunya language D43; Margany language D42; Margany people D42D43; D42[Queensland] :[Rube Nixon],[2004].1 compact disc :digital, stereo4 3/4 in.1. Going home -- 2. Kunja Country.Cunnamulla (Qld.)Nixon, Heather.
991840754796020619780992439712hardbackEast Coast encounter :re-imagining 1770 /[edited by Lisa Chandler.]East Coast encounterButchulla language E30E30Collingwood, Vic. :One Day Hill Publishing,2014.;©2014.80 pages :illustrations (mostly colour), colour portraits, maps31 cm.Foreword / Jeff McMullen -- Badtjala song / translated by Gemma Cronin -- Introduction / Lisa Chandler and John Waldron -- 'Captain Cook came very cheeky, you know' - James Cook an Aboriginal appraisal / John Maynard -- Sign of habitation / Neil Murray -- Visitors who may need help / Eric Deeral -- Through our eyes / Eric Deeral and Alberta Hornsby -- Re-imagined encounters / Lisa Chandler -- Contributors.709.2K'gari / Fraser Island (SE Qld SG56-03); Endeavour River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13); Possession Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Botany Bay (S Sydney NSW SI56-05)Cook, James,1728-1779--Exhibitions.Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--First contact with Europeans--Exhibitions.; Aboriginal Australians--First contact with Europeans--Queensland--Exhibitions.; Colonization in art.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--21st century--Exhibitions.Chandler, Lisa,editor.;Cronin, Gemma,translator.;Deeral, Eric,1932-2012,author.;Hornsby, Alberta,author,artist.;Maynard, John,1954-artist.;McMullen, Jeff,artist.;Murray, Neil,artist.;Waldron, John,artist.;Cook, Michael,artist.;Thompson, Ann,1933-,artist.;Mombassa, Reg,artist.;Syron, Gordon,artist.;Hill, Adam,1970-artist.;Healey, Neil.,artist.;Lena, Garth,artist.;Watson, Judy,artist.;Beetson, Bianca,artist.;Mabo, Gabi,artist.;Hudson, Peter,artist.;MacLeod, Euan,artist.;Meeks, Arone Raymond,1957-2021,artist.;Watson, Adric,artist.
99184076230702061Gray, Ken,author.Bicton :the Cuttens of Clump Point /by Ken Gray ; [editors: Margaret Remilton, Chris Forbes and Diane Bull].Cuttens of Clump PointVersion 1.0, Abridged version.Dyirubagala people Y124Y124[Bingil Bay, Queensland] :Mission Beach Historical Society,©2022;2022.1 online resource (7 pages) :illustrations (some colour), black and white portraitsAn abridged version of the story of the Cuttens of Mission Beach; the district's first settlers and farmers.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMission Beach (Qld.)--History.Cutten familyPioneers--Queensland--Mission Beach Region.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Mission Beach Region.Electronic booksMission Beach Historical Society,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3085363918fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3085363918-t
99184076232602061Gray, Ken,author.Bicton :the Cuttens of Clump Point /by Ken Gray ; [editors: Chris Forbes, Diane Bull, Leonard Andy and Valerie Boll.].Cuttens of Clump PointVersion 1.1.Dyirubagala people Y124Y124[Bingil Bay, Queensland] :Mission Beach Historical Society,2022.;©20221 online resource (81 pages) :illustrations (some colour), maps (some colour), black and white portraits"A history of the amazing pioneers, the Cuttens, who were the first family to settle and farm at Mission Beach in 1885. This story includes the events following the wreck of the brig Maria in 1872 and the truth about the shameful massacres that followed." -- Author.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMission Beach (Qld.)--History.Cutten familyMaria (Ship : approximately 1847-1872)Pioneers--Queensland--Mission Beach Region.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Mission Beach Region.Electronic booksMission Beach Historical Society,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3085112954fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3085112954-t
9918407798080206133463Riley, Tom,1880-1947compilerKamilaroi Station photograph albumGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23[1915?]One photograph album :24 x 18 cmPhotograph album containing photographs of Kamilaroi Station, including several images of First Nations people. Images include the station homestead, employees and activities on the property, the Leichhardt River in flood, camels, cattle, an emu with chicks, crocodiles and Flinders Street in Townsville. The first page is inscribed "Tom Riley Kamilaroi Station Oct 6th 1915".Queensland Gulf country (Qld SE54); Queensland Far North West (Qld Far NW SE54)Kamilaroi (Qld. : Station.)Cattle trade--Queensland, Northern--Photographs.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Photographs.photograph albums.--AAThttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3417203&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/AlbumTD/00596131fulltextView the item;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/528998638View all images from this collection
99184080280702061Crombie, Jim,author.Wangkangurru wangka-purru'full of language' an introduction to Wangkangurru, language of the Miirri (Simpon Desert) /Jim Crombie, Anpanuwa Joyce Crombie, Aulpunda Jean Barr-Crombie ; compiled by Eleanor McCallWangkangurru language L27L27Adelaide, South Australia :Mobile Language Team Press,2022.;©2022186 pages :illustrations, photographs30 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit499.15Simpson Desert (SE Central NT, NE SA SF53, SG53)Wangganguru language.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.Barr-Crombie, Aulpunda Jean,author.;Crombie, Anpanuwa Joyce,author.;McCall, Eleanor,compiler.
991840814088020619781742723808PDFKirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country :a University of Queensland Anthropology Museum Exhibition.Mithaka people L34L34St Lucia Brisbane, Qld. :The University of Queensland Anthropology Museum,2022online resource (78 pages) :illustrations, photographs, mapsThe project was developed in partnership between the Anthropology Museum, Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation and researchers from The University of Queensland. This publication contains 14 essays by 22 contributors and explores the pre-colonial history of the Channel Country, to the early years of European settlement and through to the more recent history, now being shaped by the academic researchers that have come to study the distant past of the land and the people who have always been part of this story. But this is not just about the past - it continues into the present. Central to this story is the involvement of the Aboriginal people who have never ceased their connection to the Channel Country. -- Publisher.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositDuncan-Kemp, A. M.(Alice Monkton),1901-1988.University of Queensland Anthropology Museum--Exhibitions.Archaeology--Queensland, Southwest.Electronic booksMapar, Mandana,curator.;Hough, Tracey,curator.;Gorringe, Shawnee,curator.; University of Queensland Anthropology Museum,issuing body.;Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation,issuing body.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3088507304ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3088507304-t
991840842773020619781925740080paperbackHammett, Irene,author.Thalgaarrbi /Irene Hammett ; illustrated by Karin Calley.Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82[Cairns, Qld.] :Pama Languages Press,202138 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations24 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositA823.4Holidays--Queensland, Far North Region--Juvenile literature.Calley, Karin,illustrator.
9918408457850206133501Photographs of the 1927 Royal VisitMununjali people E76E7619278 photographs8 black and white copies of photographs showing scenes from the 1927 Royal Tour undertaken by Prince Albert, Duke of York, and his wife Elizabeth, the Duchess of York. The photographs show the Royals in their car and meeting dignitaries, crowds of people, and Aboriginal performers at Beaudesert.Beaudesert (SE Qld SG56-14)Elizabeth,Queen, consort of George VI, King of Great Britain,1900-2002--Photographs.;George--VI,King of Great Britain,1895-1952--Photographs.Royal visitors--Queensland--Brisbane--Photographs.; Visits of state--Queensland--Brisbane--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Dances.black-and-white photographs.--AAT
99184086880802061Peel, Denis,compiler.Women of Stephens :a history of Annerley and surrounding suburbs /compiled by Denis Peel, Kate Dyson and Pauline Peel.Yugambeh language E17; Yuggera language E23E17; E23[Annerley, Qld.] :Annerley Stephens History Group Inc.,2022.;©2022186 pagesblack and white illustrations30 cmWhen the City of Brisbane was proclaimed in 1925 the Stephens Shire ceased to exist. The Stephens Shire Council (centred around Annerley, Fairfield, Yeronga and Tarragindi from 1886) had been represented over that time by 52 male councillors and no women. Today the old Stephens Shire ares is represented in the Brisbane City Council by three female councillors, and one man. However, the previous historical imbalance continues to be reflected in other areas of documented and celebrated local history. When the concept of for the 'Women of Stephens' conference arose, it was enthusiastically supported by ASHG Inc. to redress this under-representation of women in the recording of history. The idea was to forefront and feature the stories of women from all walks of life and backgrounds who lived and worked in the Stephens and surrounding areas of the Southside of Brisbane. The majority of papers that are published in this book were presented at 'The Women of Stephens Local History Conference' on 16 October 2021, at the MaryMac Community Centre in Annerley. Following on from the highly successful conferences and subsequent publications convened and compiled by ASGH Inc. member Stephen Sheaffe AM - 'Stories of Stephens', 2016; 'Echoes of Stories of Stephens', 2019; and 'Stephens and War' 2019/2020 - this conference was the fourth to be supported by ASHG Inc. sine it was incorporated in 2014.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit994.31Annerley (Qld.)--Women.Women, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Brisbane.; Women--Queensland--Brisbane--History.Dyson, Kate,compiler.;Peel, Pauline,compiler.; Annerley-Stephens History Group Inc.,Conference(2021 :Annerley, Qld.);Annerley-Stephens History Group Inc.,issuing body.
99184090578802061Sarah Scragg Productions,production company.Laurie Padmore digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history projectYidindji people Y117; Yidinj language Y117Y117[Yungaburra, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20221 online resource (2 video files, 1 text file) :sound, colourAn oral history interview with Laurie Padmore, interviewed by Nathan Williams on 21 June 2022. There is also a digital story created from this interview, and a transcript.Yungaburra Region (Qld.)Padmore, Laurie;Dixon, R. M. W.(Robert Malcolm Ward),1939-.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.; Language teachers--Queensland, NorthernOral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftWilliams, Nathan,interviewer.; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1012276fulltextView the oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1012275fulltextView the digital story
99184090579002061Sarah Scragg Productions,production company.Ernie Raymont digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history projectMamu language Y122; Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123Y122; Y123[Malanda, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20221 online resource (2 video files, 1 text file) :sound, colourAn oral history interview with Ernie Raymont, interviewed by Sarah Scragg on 11 July 2022. There is also a digital story created from this interview, and a transcript.Ernie Raymont digital story(1 min, 20 sec.) --Ernie Raymont oral history(1 hour, 35 sec.) --Ernie Raymont oral history transcript.Malanda Region (Qld.)--History.Raymont, Ernie.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--History.; Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland, Northern.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Social life and customs.; Rainforest . . .--Queensland, Northern.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftScragg, Sarah,interviewer; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1012277fulltextView the digital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1012278fulltextView the oral history
99184090579102061Sarah Scragg Productions,production companyErnie Grant digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history projectDyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123Y123Tully, Qld. :State Library of Queensland,2022online resource (2 video files, 1 text file) :sound, colourAn oral history interview with Ernest Brian Grant, interviewed by Louise Hunter on 17 May 2022. There is also a digital story created from this interview, and a transcript.Ernie Grant digital story(1 min, 12 sec.) --Ernie Grant oral history(56 min, 55 sec.) --Ernie Grant oral history transcript.Jumbun (Qld.); Tully (Qld.)Grant, Ernie.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--History.; Loggers--Queensland, Northern--History.; Logging--Papua New Guinea--History.; Language teachers--Queensland, Northern; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftHunter, Louise,interviewer; State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1012280fulltextView the oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1012279fulltextView the digital story
9918409207910206133541Mam FamilyMam Family collectionKuku Yalanji people Y78Y7816 envelopes papers, including 5 photographsDocuments, publications, photographs and videos relating to the lives of Steve and Pamela Mam.St Pauls (Moa Island Qld TSI SC54-12)Mam, Pamela Hope,1938-2020;Mam, Ezra Stephen Leo,1939-2016Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Torres Strait Islandersphotographs--aat;correspondence--aathttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/33541/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
991841030697020619780648905134paperbackBullin, Bindur,author,artist.Etching past & present /Paul Bong, Yidinji artist.Etching past and presentYidindji people Y117Y117Brisbane :AndAlso Books,2022.;© 202288 pages :colour illustrations21 cmPaul Bong is a Yidinji artist from North Queensland. Paul uses traditional European printmaking techniques, such as intaglio etching and mezzotint, to create modern artworks that are derived from his personal interpretation of countless centuries of Yidinji history and storytelling. Meticulous attention to detail and hard physical work combine to give physical form to Paul's cultural vision, which is both delicate and strong, contemporary and timeless.--Back cover.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit767.2Prints, Australian--21st century.; Art, Australian--21st century.; Art, Australian--Queensland--Aboriginal artists.Wengert, Matthew,editor.;Martin-Chew, Louise,editor.
991841090526020619781760762513(hardback)Memmott, Paul,author.Gunyah Goondie + Wurley :the Aboriginal architecture of Australia /Paul Memmott ; foreword by Marcia Langton.Gunyah, Goondie and Wurley;Gunyah, Goondie plus Wurley;Gunyah, Goondie & Wurley;Aboriginal architecture of Australia[Updated edition]Kayardild language G35; Alyawarr people C14; Yukulta / Gangalidda people G34; Dhauwurd Wurrung language S20; Dyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123; Yidindji people Y117; Yapa people C15; Lardil people G38; Yankunytjatjara people C4G35; C14; G34; S20; Y123; Y117; C15; G38; C4Port Melbourne, Victoria :Thames & Hudson Australia,2022.;©2022xxxiii, 404 pages :illustrations (some colour), maps, plans, portraits29 cmHere is the definitive guide to Australian Indigenous architecture, comprehensively updated to showcase the flourishing Indigenous design practices reshaping Australia's architectural landscape. Features new chapters on contemporary Indigenous architectural practices.720.899915Gulf of Carpentaria (SD53, SD54, SE54); Lake Eyre map area (NE SA SH53-04); Western Desert (WA SF51, SF52, SG51, SG52); Tae Rak / Lake Condah (W Vic SJ54-11); Georgina River (Qld Far West SF54)Architecture--Australia--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Dwellings--History.; Social organisation.--aiatsiss; Housing - Shelters - Grass.--aiatsiss; Housing - Shelters - Bark.--aiatsiss; Habitation - Camps.--aiatsiss; Housing - Shelters - Shade.--aiatsiss; Housing - Shelters - Rock shelters.--aiatsiss; Habitation - Camps - Fringe and town.--aiatsissLangton, Marcia,1951-writer of foreword.; Royal Australian Institute of Architects,issuing body.
991841335506020619781922643339(hardback)Collard-Spratt, Rhonda,1951-author,illustrator,songwriter.Bobtail's friend :from the desert to the sea /written by Rhonda Collard-Spratt & Jacki Ferro ; illustrated by Rhonda Collard-Spratt.From the desert to the seaWajarri language A39; Nhanda language W14A39; W14Tingalpa, Qld :Boolarong Press,2022.;©20221 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations, colour map, music25 x 29 cm.Spirit of the dreaming series ;2Balharda the bobtail felt pretty in her necklace of wildflowers. But the Bidi-bidi butterflies laughed and said she was ugly. Who will be bobtails friend? In this Aboriginal Dreaming story, follow Balharda downriver from the desert to the sea and learn how words can hurt or heal, and how making friends can open up whole new worlds.398.208999/15Aboriginal Australians--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Animals--Australia--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Skinks--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Friendship--Juvenile literature.; Social acceptance--Juvenile literature.; Picture books for children.; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsiss; Religion - Dreaming.--aiatsiss; Animals - Reptiles - Lizards / Goannas.--aiatsissFolk tales.--lcgft;Picture books.--lcgftFerro, Jackie,author.
991841335557020619781922613721(hardback)Dreise, Gregg,author,illustrator.Where's my baby? /Gregg Dreise.Where is my baby?Some words in Kamilaroi language.Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,202222 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations15 x 19 cm.Where's my baby? by Gregg Dreise is a board book that encourages young readers to learn new adjectives in English and the names of iconic Australian animals in the First Nations language, Gamilaraay, in an enjoyable way. Filled with adorable and distinct illustrations from the creator of Kookoo Kookaburra (2015), Cunning Crow (2019) and Awesome Emu (2021), this story is a great book for beginners.A823.4Aboriginal Australians--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Animals--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Kamilaroi language--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23.--austlang; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Australian fiction.Board books.--lcgft;Picture books.--lcgft
991841356903020619780522878974(paperback)Scrimgeour, David,author.Remote as ever :the Aboriginal struggle for autonomy in the Western Desert /David Scrimgeour.Pitjantjatjara people C6; Ngaanyatjarra people A38; Pintupi people C10; Manyjilyjarra people A511C6; A38; C10; A511Carlton, Victoria :Melbourne University Press,2022.;©2022xiv, 274 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations, portraits, maps24 cm."In 'Remote as Ever', David Scrimgeour tells the story of his working life as a doctor in isolated communities in Australia's Western Desert in the late 1970s. Being involved in the Homelands movement and the Aboriginal community-controlled health campaign gave him significant insight into the strength of the Aboriginal struggle for autonomy - a struggle too often undermined by government policy. In an account replete with strong controversies and stronger personalities, Scrimgeour demonstrates that the future of these communities, and indeed the health of its individuals, remain in the balance." -- Back cover.1. Alice Springs and out of the bush: a time of Utopian idealism -- 2. The Pitjantjatjara and Ngaanyatjarra homelands -- 3. The Pitjantjatjara home-made health service -- 4. The Strelley mob and the Martu -- 5. Pintupi country, Pintupi health -- 6. The Spinifex people -- 7. First contact, last contact -- 8. The reoccupation of the Western Desert and the counter-attack -- 9. Autonomy in Aboriginal health and the government response.610.92;305.89915Western Desert (W.A.)--Description and travel.Scrimgeour, David.Physicians--Western Australia--Western Desert--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Western Desert.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Western Desert--Social conditions.; Aboriginal Australians--Health and hygiene--Western Australia--Western Desert.; Aboriginal Australians--Government relations.; Autonomy.; History - Biographies - Non-Indigenous.--aiatsiss; Health services - Health workers - Medical practitioners.--aiatsiss; Health services - Health programs.--aiatsiss; Health - Rural and remote.--aiatsiss; Outstations / Homelands movement.--aiatsiss; Government policy - Self determination.--aiatsiss
991841367491020619781925302424(hardback)Warlpiri encyclopaedic dictionary :Warlpiri yimi-kirli manu jaru-kurlu /chief compiler, Mary Laughren ; co-compilers, Kenneth Hale, Jeannie Egan Nungarrayi, Marlurrku Paddy Patrick Jangala, Robert Hoogenraad, David Nash, Jane Simpson.Warlpiri language C15C15Canberra, ACT :Aboriginal Studies Press,2022xv, 1391 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations (some colour), maps29 cmWarlpiri is a language of the Tanami Desert area of the Northern Territory of Australia. Hundreds of Warlpiri speakers from the main Warlpiri communities of Yuendumu, Willowra, Lajamanu, Nyirrpi and Alekarenge have contributed to the Warlpiri Dictionary, which has been more than 50 years in the making. It contains Warlpiri words with English translations; instructive example sentences rich with Warlpiri history and cultural practices; detailed flora and fauna information; more than 500 illustrations, plus colour photographs; and maps of Warlpiri country. With an English word finder, and a guide to Warlpiri grammar and to the complex vocabulary for family relations this dictionary is essential for both beginner and advanced speakers of Warlpiri, translators and interpreters, and for anyone interested in learning more about Warlpiri language and culture. Features: One of the largest Australian Aboriginal language dictionaries ever published More than 50 years in the making Warlpiri is the most widely spoken Australian Indigenous language Example entries reveal fascinating cultural information about the Warlpiri world English word finder, including separate plants and animals lists Includes Warlpiri grammar Comprehensive maps 16 pages of colour cultural photographs 600 line drawings help describe word meanings Entries for 11,000 words499/.15321Warlpiri language.; Warlpiri language--Dictionaries--English.Dictionaries.--lcgftLaughren, Mary,compiler.;Hale, Kenneth L.(Kenneth Locke),1934-2001,compiler.;Egan Nungarrayi, Jeannie,.;Patrick, Paddy Jangala,compiler.;Hoogenraad, Robert,compiler.;Nash, David,1951-compiler.;Simpson, Jane Helen,compiler.
99184136973102061Broers, Alexander,ArtistLanguages & peoples of the First Nations of Australia /[Alexander Broers].First Nations of Australia mapPalawa people T16; palawa kani language T16T16[Nightcliff, Northern Territory] :[Wildwood Maps],[2022]1 map :black and red ink on paper42 x 60 cm."This particular map has been more than a year in the making and I have learned so much throughout the entire process. I have done my absolute best to include as many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages and dialects that are in use today and those that are classified as dormant. In this way I hope to showcase the diversity of the First Nations that make up Australia, and also acknowledge those that are no longer in use. While doing the research for this map I discovered many resources and literature regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages, but on occasion these are at odds with what communities have to say. What ensued with a year long process of conversations with Aboriginal organisations and Traditional Owners, the community, much more research and a number of different renditions of the map before I felt like I had created something that was as accurate as I could make it.."--Publisher's webpage.Australia--Maps.Aboriginal Australians--Maps.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Maps.; Tribes--Australia--Maps.; Language and languages--Australia--Maps.Maps.--lcgft;Wall maps.--lcgft;Pictorial maps.--lcgftWildwood Maps,issuing body.
9918413708090206133569Surat Fringe Camp oral histories and photographs.Gunggari people D44; Mandandanji people D44D44; D441940?-2010.1 album of copy prints, photocopies and some original photographs; 6 digital sound recordings of oral history interviews; 6 digital video recordings of oral history interviewsOral histories (audio and video) and photographs relating to the families that lived in the Surat Camp and the Mitchell Yumba. The photographs and copy prints show images of the Mundy, Combarngo, Cleven, Munn/McDonald and Hazzard families.;Photograph album contains copies of family photographs courtesy of the Mundy, Combarngo, Cleven, Munn/McDonald and Hazzard families. Some contain images of families in their homes in the camps along the Balonne River as well as images of families living in Surat town. Images include copies of portraits of family members from the early part of the 20th century, weddings in the 1970's, sports games, farming and multiple family portraits and celebrations.Mitchell (SW Qld SG55-11); Surat (SW Qld SG55-16)Surat (Qld.)--History.; Surat (Qld.)--Photographs.; Mitchell (Qld.)--History.Habitation - Camps - Fringe and town.--AIATSISS; Cultural heritage - Protection.--AIATSISS; History - Genealogy and family history.--AIATSISS; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Southwest--Social life and customs; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Southwest--Social conditions.photographs--AAT;copy prints--AAThttps://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/guide/33569/detailssearchable resourceView the collection guide
99184199080202061Gulliver, Glenese,authorillustrator.Aboriginal bush food in Butchulla words /Glenese Gulliver.Butchulla language E30E30Hervey Bay, Qld. :Glenese Gulliver,[2005].;©2005.18 unuumbered pages :colour illustrations30 cm.641.30089915;641.300994Aboriginal Australians--Food--Queensland.; Butchulla language--Dictionaries--English.
991842026559020619781922613745(hardback)Growing up Wiradjuri :stories from the Wiradjuri Nation /edited by Dr Anita Heiss ; illustrated by Charmaine Ledden-Lewis.Wiradjuri language D10D10Some text in Wiradjuri.Broome, Western Australia :Magabala Books,2022.;copyright202268 pages :illustrations22 cm.Growing up Wiradjuri is a collection of personal stories by Wiradjuri Elders. The writers are Uncles and Aunties who came of age in New South Wales in the 1950s and 1960s. In a strong collective voice, they share the difficulties of growing up under the rule of the welfare board. Some describe their experiences of evading capture by the welfare mob, or of being stolen and forced into state care away from their families. Some describe experiencing racism in school, the trials of poverty and family separation.Foreword / Dr Anita Heiss -- Where do you start being Wiradjuri? / Aunty Lorraine Tye -- Gadhaang Yiradhu-galang (Happy Days) / Aunty Elaine Lomas -- Growing up Wiradjuri / Aunty Cheryl Penrith -- Growing up Wiradjuri means learning to listen / Uncle Stan Grant Snr -- Jimmy James / Uncle James Ingram -- Out and about on Country / Aunty Mary Atkinson -- Sweet memories / Aunty Isabel Reid -- 26 September 1957, Griffith / Uncle Norman Little - Author biographies.305Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Biography.; Wiradjuri (Australian people)--Biography.Biographies.--lcgftHeiss, Anita,editor.;Ledden-Lewis, Charmaine,illustrator.
99184205079702061McRose Elu digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history projectKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,2022online resource (2 video files, 1 text file)Interview with McRose Elu, a Torres Strait Islander Elder, Queensland State Recipient Senior of Australian of the Year and a climate change advocate. Ms Elu talks about the history of Saibai Island in the Torres Strait; the importance of preserving Kalaw Kawaw Ya, her native language and her studies at The University of Queensland. She also discusses climate change, a personal issue for her because of the dangers it poses for the low-lying islands in the Torres Strait.McRose Elu digital story (1 min. 43 sec.) --McRose Elu oral history (1 hr. 23 min. 18 sec.) -- --McRose Elu oral history transcript.Saibai Island (Qld.)--History.Elu, McRose--Interviews.Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Interviews.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Saibai Island--Biography.; Torres Strait Islanders--History.; Human rights workers--Queensland--Interviews.; Activism--Queensland.; Climatic changes--Queensland--Torres Strait.; Torres Strait Islanders--Social life and customs.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftMam, Dana,interviewer.; Rockpool Productions,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5227384&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1295883fulltextView the digital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1295884fulltextView the oral history
99184205079802061Dr Robert Anderson OAM 'Uncle Bob' digital story and oral history:First Nations Elders oral history project.Ngugi people E26E26[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,20221 online resource (2 video files, 1 text file)Dr Robert Vincent (Bob) Anderson OAM is a Ngugi Elder from Mulgumpin in Quandamooka, South East Queensland. In this interview, recorded during Reconciliation week in May 2022 at State Library of Queensland, Dr Anderson talks to Olivia Robinson about his work in the fields of reconciliation, native title, social justice, workers' rights and youth welfare. He grew up in Woolloongabba, a suburb of Brisbane, in the 1940s and 1950s, experiencing racism and taking part in the removal of curfew laws in Brisbane.Dr Robert Anderson OAM 'Uncle Bob' digital story (1 min. 26 sec.) --Dr Robert Anderson OAM 'Uncle Bob' oral history (1 hr. 50 min. 53 sec.)Woolloongabba (Qld.)--History.; Moreton Bay Region (Qld.)--History.Anderson, Robert Vincent,1929---Interviews.;Anderson, Robert Vincent,1929---Biography.Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Brisbane--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Brisbane--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Moreton Island.; Labor unions--Queensland--Brisbane--History.; Human rights workers--Queensland--Brisbane--Interviews.; Political activists--Queensland--Brisbane--Interviews.; Military bases, American--Australia--Pine Gap (N.T.)--History.Interviews.--lcgft;Oral histories.--lcgftRobinson, Olivia,interviewer.; Rockpool Productions,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1213422fulltextView the digital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1213423fulltextView the oral history;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4485380&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99184205079902061Ethel Munn digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history projectGunggari people D37D37[Brisbane, Qld.] :State Library of Queensland,2022online resource (2 video files, 1 text file)A digital story and an oral history interview with Mrs Ethel Munn. Mrs Munn, interviewed by Des Crump in March 2022, talks about her childhood in Roma; her involvment with the the Gunggari Native Title case; about her parents and about the importance of keeping Gunggari language alive.Ethel Munn digital story (1 min. 12 sec.) --Ethel Munn oral history (42 min. 2 sec.).Munn, Ethel--Interviews.;Munn, Ethel--Biography.;Cowley, Camilla.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Roma--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Roma--Biography.; Gunggari (Australian people)--Interviews.; Gunggari (Australian people)--Biography.; Gunggari (Australian people)--Land tenure--Queensland--Mitchell Region.Oral histories.--lcgft;Interviews.--lcgftCrump, Des(Desmond Charles),interviewer.; Rockpool Productions,production company.;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1269744fulltextView the digital story;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1269745fulltextView the oral history;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4924124&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991842067719020619780645256260PDFShenane Jago: my country of the norgin /UMI artsKurtjar people G33G33Manoora, Qld :UMI Arts,[2022]1 online resource (48 unnumbered pages)illustrationsA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositNormanton (Qld.)Crocodiles in art.; Pottery, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Cairns--Exhibitions.Jago, Shenane,artist.; UMI Arts,host institution,issuing body.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3127032126fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3127032126-t
991842074801020619781741310849(paperback)Walters, Merinda,author,illustrator.Ngarrangarra-li guru-mayuu =Looking after country /written & illustrated by Merinda Walters.Parallel title:Looking after countryGamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi language D23; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23D23In Gamilaroi and English.Batchelor, NT :Batchelor Institute Press,2022.;copyright202226 pages :colour illustrations15 x 21 cmAn early learner's guide to identifying feral animals in Australia with text in Gamilaroi and English.499Coonamble (N NSW SH55-11)Feral animals--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Nonindigenous pests--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Environmental protection--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Environmental protection--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Animals - Feral animals.--aiatsiss; Environment - Conservation.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftORiordan, Maurice,editor.
991842079809020619.78065E+12Look and see at Cape Hillsborough /[Yuwi - English] / words shared by the Mackay Aboriginal Language Committee, illustrations by Luke Mallie and the families of Mackay Child and Family Centre and Andergrove State School Playgroup.Yuwi language E54E54Parallel text in Yuwi and English.[Freemantle, Western Australian] :[Fontaine Publishing Group],[2019].1 vol. [unpaged]. :ill. col.19 cm.A823.4Cape Hillsborough (Qld.)Children's stories, Australian.; Board books.; Yuwi language material--Bilingual.Mallie, Luke,artist.; Mackay Early Years Language and Literacy Network (MELLYN);Mackay Aboriginal language Committee;Mackay Child and Family Centre;Andergrove State School Playgroup;Mackay and Region Aboriginal and Islander Development Association (marabisda)
9918421426560206133696Handmade greeting card featuring an Aboriginal family.18871 greeting cardGilt-edged folding screen greeting card decorated with watercolour illustrations of an Aboriginal family.;The Aboriginal family, possibly of the Barada Barna, people are depicted with their gunyah and other material culture, including shields, boomerangs, clubs and spears, and a king plate on which the legend reads: King Billy of Belleyando (sic). Handwritten script reads "1887, a merry Christmas and ... 1888, a happy New Year"Belyando (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Pictorial works.; Baranha people E53--aiatsislgreeting cards--aat
991842144790020619780645565805hardback;9780645565812paperbackCaptain Cook in Queensland /editors: Rod Kirkpatrick, Margaret Kowald, Ruth Kerr OAM and Val Donovan.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82Y82Brisbane, Qld :The Royal Historical Society of Queensland,2022xii, 256 pages :illustrations (some colour), maps (some colour), portraits (some colour)31 cmContents: Part 1: Origins -- Part 2: Primacy of First Nations -- Part 3: Cook in Queensland -- Part 4: Aftermath -- Part 5: Legacy -- Part 6: Replica of HMB Endeavour -- Endpiece.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal deposit994.3Queensland--Discovery and exploration.; Queensland--History.Cook, James,1728-1779.;Cook, James,1728-1779--Travel.Endeavour II (Ship)--Pictorial works.;Endeavour (Bark)--History.Aboriginal Australians--First contact with Europeans.; Botany--Queensland.Kirkpatrick, Rod,1943-editor.;Kowald, Margaret,1950-editor.;Kerr, Ruth,1948-editor.;Donovan, Valerie Violet,1934-editor.; Royal Historical Society of Queensland,issuing body.
991842146652020610858831260 :{dollar}3.50 Aust.Papers in Australian linguistics, no.8 /by M.C. Sharpe, L. Jagst, D.B.W. Birk.Ngardilpa (Warlpiri) phonology;The phonology of MalakMalak;Notes on the "Pidgin English" creole of Roper RiverMalak Malak language N22; Warlpiri language C15; Kriol language P1; Malak Malak people N22N22; C15; P1; N22Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University,197599 p. in various pagings25 cm.Pacific linguistics. Series A ;no. 39All author's contributions separately catalogued.Contents: Notes on the "Pidgin English" creole of Roper River / by M.C. Sharpe -- Ngardilpa (Warlpiri) phonology / by L. Jagst -- The phonology of MalakMalak / by D.B.W. Birk.499.15Arnhem Land (NT); Roper River (NT Top End SD53-09, SD53-10, SD53-11);Australian languages.; Kriol language.; Warlpiri language.; Malak Malak language.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.Sharpe, Margaret C.;Sharpe, Margaret C.Notes on the "Pidgin English' creole of Roper River.;Jagst, Lothar.Ngardilpa (Warlpiri) phonology.;Birk, D. B. W.(David B. W.).Phonology of MalakMalak.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:249958/ada;http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:316372/ada
991842146653020610858831392 :{dollar}3.50 Aust.Papers in Australian linguistics; no.9 /by Joyce Hudson and Barbara J. Sayers.Walmatjari;Interpenetration of stress and pitch in Wik-Munkan grammar and phonology. Part 1Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University,197692p. in various pagings :diagrs.25cm.Pacific linguistics: series A ;no.42All author's contributions separately catalogued.Contents: Walmatjari: nominative-ergative or nominative-accusative? / by Joyce Hudson. Interpenetration of stress and pitch in Wik-Munkan grammar and phonology. Part 1/ by Barbara J. Sayers.499.15Walmajarri language.; Wik-Mungkan language--Phonology.Hudson, Joyce.;Hudson, Joyce.Walmatjari.;Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean),1933-2017.Interpenetration of stress and pitch in Wik-Munkan grammar and phonology. Part 1.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:318292/ada
991842146655020610858831538 :{dollar}3.50 Aust.Papers in Australian linguistics no.10 /by J.F. Kirkton ... [et al].Yanyuwa language N153; Morrobolam language Y55; Kurnu language D25N153; Y55; D25Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University,1976iv, [92] p. in various pagings :ill., maps25 cm.Pacific linguistics.Series A ;no. 47.All author's contributions separately catalogued.Yanyuwa nominative and ergative-allative cases / J.F. Kirton -- Umbuygamu: the classification of a Cape York Peninsular language / B.A. Sommer -- Tense marking in Gunu pronouns / S.A. Wurm and L. Hercus -- "Fruit of the eyes" semantic diffusion in the lakes languages of South Australia / P. Austin, R. Ellis and L. Hercus.499.15Northern Territory--Languages.Yanyuwa language--Syntax.; Umbuygamu language.Kirkton, Jean F.; Australian National University.Research School of Pacific Studies.Department of Linguistics;Linguistic Circle of Canberra
991842146656020610858831791 :{dollar}7.00 Aust.Papers in Australian linguistics, no.11 /by J.F. Kirton ... [et al.].Djambarrpuyngu language N115; Yanyuwa language N153; Nari Nari language D9; Murrinh-Patha language N3N115; N153; D9; N3Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, A.N.U.,1978vii,199p., 5 leaves of plates, 2p. of plates :diagrs., map25cm.Pacific linguistics. Series A ;no.51All author's contributions separately catalogued.Yanyuwa verbs / Jean F. Kirton -- Some Yuulngu phonological patterns / R. Wood -- A note on Narinari / L.A. Hercus -- The Murinbata mode of existence / Chester S. Street and Harry Palada Kulampurut -- Djambarrpuyngu clauses / Dianne Buchanan -- Seven articulatory positions in Yanyuwa consonants / Jean F. Kirton and Bella Charlie.499/.15Djambarrpuyngu language--Grammar.; Yanyuwa language.; Yolngu languages.; Yabula Yabula language.; Murrinhpatha language.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Australian languages.Kirton, Jean F.,-1993.; Australian National University.Research School of Pacific Studies.Department of Linguistics
991842147691020610858831511 :{dollar}3.50 Aust.Furby, E. S.A preliminary analysis of Garawa phrases and clauses /by E.S. and C.E. Furby.Garrwa people N155; Garrwa language N155; Garrwa language N155; Garrwa / Garrawa / Garawa people (N155) (NT SE53-08)N155Canberra :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University,1977viii,101p.25cm.Pacific linguistics.Series B ;no. 42.Tagmemic analysis of phrase and clause types.Introduction -- Case suffixation -- Phrases : Modified noun phrase ; Number phrase ; Kinship noun phrase -- Appositional and co-ordinate phrases : Appositional phrase ; Co-ordinate phrase -- Inalienable possession phrase -- Associative noun phrase : Concomitant noun phrase -- Location modification noun phrase -- Accompaniment noun phrase -- Negative noun phrase -- Clauses : Clause periphery : Special features of peripheral tarmemes ; List of peropheral tagmemes -- Aspect and tense tagmemes in clause nucleus -- Independent clause : Declarative clauses.499.15Garawa language--Study and teaching.; Garawa language--Terms and phrases.; Garawa language--Grammar.; Garawa language.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Australian languages--Clauses.; Australian languages--Terms and phrases.; Garawa language--Phraseology.; Garawa language--Clauses.Furby, Christine E.,joint author.; Australian National University.Research School of Pacific Studies.Department of Linguisticshttp://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:M0060908/ada
991842147692020610858832216Williams, Corinne J.A grammar of Yuwaalaraay /by Corinne J. Williams.Yuwaalaraay language D27; Yuwaalaraay people D27D27Canberra, A.C.T., Australia :Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University,1980viii, 200, 10 pages :illustrations25 cm.Pacific linguistics.Series B ;no. 74.Yuwaalaraay and Yuwaaliyaay background information; phonology, grammar, texts and two-way lexicon; salvage study from earlier sources and tapes and two informants.499/.15Northern New South Wales (N NSW SH55, SH56)Australian languages--Grammar.; Yualyai language.; Yualyai language--Grammar.; Yualyai language--Grammar.Australian National University.Research School of Pacific Studies.Department of Linguistics;Linguistic Circle of Canberra
99184214769402061085883197X :price unknownBlake, Barry J.A Kalkatungu grammar /by Barry J. Blake.Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon language G13; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people (G13) (Qld SF54-02)G13[Canberra] :Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics,1979xii, 198 p. :map25 cm.Pacific linguistics.Series B ;no. 57.Description of the Kalkatungu language of western Qld based on authors own fieldwork; phonology; morphology and syntax; historical and comparative data; texts; semantic vocabulary; supersedes Blakes 1969 description.Introduction : The people -- The language -- Previous work on the language -- The present description -- Acknowledgements -- Descriptive framework -- Pnonology : Phonemes -- Phonemotactics -- Pronuciation -- Phonemic overlap -- Variant forms -- Consonant assimilation -- Vowel assimilation -- Nasal-Plus-Stop dissimilation -- The variants of - jan -- Augmentation -- Cliticisation -- Elision and deletion -- Idiosyncratic alternations -- The problem of the glides -- Long vowels or double vowels -- Stress -- Phrase-fial intonation -- Nouns and pronouns : The syntactic cases -- Case paradigms -- Cross-referencing bound pronouns -- Co-reference bound pronouns -- Sentences illustrating case marking -- The verb : Verb classes -- Tenses and aspect suffixes -- The favourite construction -- The 'lest' construction -- Other function morphemes : Introduction -- Moninal morphology -- Adverb morphology -- Reduplication -- Compounding -- Jana Co-ordinating conjunction -- Ligatives -- Prosodic suffixes -- Free form function morphemes -- Relative/Temporal particle -- Interrogative sentences -- Indefinites -- Word order and thematic structure : Word order in the simple sentence -- Noun phrase -- Verb phrase -- Co-ordination of noun phrases -- Complex sentences -- Compound setences -- Thematic structure -- Deleting A and P -- kalkatungu in comparative/historical perspective : Classification by lexicostatistics -- The pattern of borrowings -- Kalkatunga and common Australian -- Some phonolgical developments in the History of Kalkatungu -- Pronouns -- Bound pronouns -- Case systems -- Other morphology.499/.15Queensland Far North West (Qld Far NW SE54)Kalkatungu language--Case grammar.; Kalkatungu language--Grammar.; Kalkatungu language.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:208132/ada
991842148782020619781760899462paperbackWinch, Tara June,author.Bookclub set 353 :The yield /Tara June Winch.The YieldWiradyuri / Wiradjuri language D10D10Text in English with a dictionary of Albert Gondiwindi [Translation of Wiradjuri language] (pages 313-338)Melbourne, Victoria :Penguin Random House Australia,2021.;©2019.Set contains 10 items.Knowing that he will soon die, Albert 'Poppy' Gondiwindi takes pen to paper. His life has been spent on the banks of the Murrumby River at Prosperous House, on Massacre Plains. Albert is determined to pass on the language of his people and everything that was ever remembered. He finds the words on the wind. August Gondiwindi has been living on the other side of the world for ten years when she learns of her grandfather's death. She returns home for his burial, wracked with grief and burdened with all she tried to leave behind. Her homecoming is bittersweet as she confronts the love of her kin and news that Prosperous is to be repossessed by a mining company. Determined to make amends she endeavours to save their land - a quest that leads her to the voice of her grandfather and into the past, the stories of her people, the secrets of the river. Profoundly moving and exquisitely written, Tara June Winch's The Yield is the story of a people and a culture dispossessed. But it is as much a celebration of what was and what endures, and a powerful reclaiming of Indigenous language, storytelling and identity.A823.4Australian fiction.; Indigenous peoples--Australia--Fiction.
99184220481002061[Title]Darumbal; Agwamin language Y132Y132pennants--AAT;postcards--AAT;Paranormal fiction.--LCGFT
991842214768020619781760656218(hardback)Murphy, Joy Wandin,author.Welcome to country /welcome words by Aunty Joy Murphy ; with illustrations by Lisa Kennedy.Woiwurrung language S36; Woiwurrung / Wurundjeri / Woiwurung people (S36) (Vic SJ55-05)S36Text in English. One phrase in Woiwurrung.Newtown, N.S.W. :Walker Books,2022.;copyright20161 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations17 x 19 cmWelcome to the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people. The people are part of the land, and the land is a part of them. Aboriginal communities across Australia have boundaries that are defined by mountain ranges and waterways. Traditionally, to cross these boundaries, permission is required. Each community has its own way of greeting, but the practice shares a common name: a Welcome to Country.299/.9215;A823.4Aboriginal Australians--Rites and ceremonies--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Wurundjeri (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Intercultural communication--Australia--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.Board books.--lcgft;Picture books.--lcgft;Toy and movable books.--lcgftKennedy, Lisa,1963-illustrator.
991842215605020619781922932570EPUBBilly-Rooney, Melissa,author.Hello! I'm Thogo /by Melissa Billy-Rooney.Kulkalgaw Ya language Y4; Kulkalgaw Ya people Y4Y4[West End, Qld.] :Library For All Ltd,20221 online resource (15 unnumbered pages) :illustrationsA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMasig / Yorke Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Torres Strait Islanders--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.; Picture books for childrenLibrary For All,issuing bodyNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3143794600fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3143794600-t
991842219794020619.78065E+11Prapa lait blo da wold :the true light of the world : Yumplatok /Bible Society Australia.Coming of the lightTorres Strait Creole language P2P2[Minto, N.S.W.] :[Bible Society Australia],[2011].;©201126 pages :illustrations21 x 30 cm220.5Torres Strait Islands (Qld TSI SC54, SC55-05)Creole dialects, English--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.Bible.--Pidgin English.
99184221979702061Ban, Paul Zoltan.Report to Queensland Government on legal recognition of Torres Strait Islander customary adoption /Paul Ban, consultant Iiana Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Research and Resource Centre.The Tree of Life;Danalgau pui (Kala Lataw Ya) ; Idid ira lu (Miriam Mir) ; The Tree of Life.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Meriam people Y3Y1; Y3Fortitude Valley, Qld.:IINA Torres Strait Islander Corporation,[1994].31p. :illustrations, maps,30 cm.Outlines traditional adoption practice and how it was recognised by the Queensland government until the 1970s; presents problems and solutions for present day practices and covers birth certificates, inheritance, custody of adopted children, child care, temporary care.362.734/09943/8Queensland.; Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Civilization.Torres Strait Islanders--Adoption.; Adoption--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Adoption--Law and legislation--Queensland.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Care--Queensland; Children, Torres Strait Islander--Legal status, laws, etc.http://catalogue.aiatsis.gov.au/client/en_AU/external/search/detailnonmodal/ent:{dollar}002f{dollar}002fSD_ILS{dollar}002f0{dollar}002fSD_ILS:205037/ada
9918422297650206133810Bega Cheese Ltd.Vegemite Barty T-shirtNgarigu / Ngarigo people S46S4620231 T-shirt :cottonM, 51 cm. chest width, 69 cm. back length.The T-shirt is yellow with a red, yellow, white and black design on the front featuring the Vegemite logo with the text 'Barty' replacing the text 'Vegemite'.;The T-shirt is limited-edition created to support former World Number 1 women's tennis player Ash Barty. Vegemite became one of Ash Barty's sponsors in 2017, and promoted sales of the T-shirt by encouraging fans to join the 'Barty Party'.;Owned by Bega Cheese Limited since 2017, Vegemite spread celebrated its 100th birthday on 25 October 2023.Barty, Ash,1996---Clothing.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Vegemite (Trademark)--Marketing.; Advertising--AustraliaT-shirts--AAT
99184223846702061Place-based in Capricornia :A case study on relationships with traditional custodians in place.Strengthening our place : Place-based in Capricornia : A case study on relationships with traditional custodians in place.Darumbal people E46E46South Brisbane :Queensland Council of Social Service,20181 online resource (15 pages)colour illustrations.In 2016 the Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) committed to partnering with the Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) to deliver Strengthening our place. This place based initiative builds the service capacity and capability of the child and family support sector in Central Queensland in two sites - Capricornia and Fraser Coast. The Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) has been undertaking this work with QFCC since 2016. This case study showcases an important element of place based work - relationships. Through the delivery of a very specific project we have been able to learn and examine the importance of relationships. This case study explores the challenges and successes of working in the Capricornia community through a place based approach - Strengthening our place. By examining the importance and development of the relationships invested in this work, this case study provides information for communities engaging in a place based approach, and for organisations assisting communities to do place based work. (setting the scene, [page 3])A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositCapricornia (Qld.)Darumbal EnterprisesTraditional ecological knowledge--Queensland--Great Barrier Reef Region.; Land use--Environmental aspects--Queensland--Capricornia.; Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Queensland--Capricornia.Queensland Council of Social Servicepublisher;Queensland Family and Child Commission.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3147771820fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3147771820-t
99184223846902061Place-based in Fraser Coast :A case study - How the Butchulla people are re-visioning an ancient rite of passage.Strengthening our place : Place-based in Fraser Coast : A case study - How the Butchulla people are re-visioning an ancient rite of passage.Butchulla people E30E30South Brisbane :Queensland Council of Social Service,20181 online resource (14 pages)colour illustrations.In 2016 the Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) committed to partnering with the Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) to deliver Strengthening our place. This place based initiative builds the service capacity and capability of the child and family support sector in Central Queensland in two sites - Capricornia and Fraser Coast. The Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) has been undertaking this work with QFCC since 2016. This case study showcases an important element of place based work - relationships. Through the delivery of a very specific project we have been able to learn and examine the importance of relationships. This case study explores the challenges and successes of working in the Capricornia community through a place based approach - Strengthening our place. By examining the importance and development of the relationships invested in this work, this case study provides information for communities engaging in a place based approach, and for organisations assisting communities to do place based work. (setting the scene, [page 3])A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositFraser Coast (Qld. : Region)Traditional ecological knowledge--Queensland--Moreton Bay Region.; Rites and ceremonies--Queensland.; Land use--Environmental aspects--Queensland--Fraser Coast.; Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Queensland--Fraser Coast.; Torres Strait Islanders.Queensland Council of Social Servicepublisher;Queensland Family and Child Commission.National edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3147771836fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3147771836-t
991842247798020619780645680201paperbackElliott, John,author.Mogoer munya :man from the clouds : being a sketch of the life of James Morrill who resided among the Aboriginals of Northern Queensland for seventeen years between 1846 and 1863, and who wrote a narrative of his life, shipwreck, landing on the coast, residence among the Aboriginals, and gave an account of their manners and customs, and mode of living /John Elliott.Bindal language E61; Bindal people E61E61[Townsville, Queensland] :John Elliott,[2023].;©2023xv, 213 pages :illustrations (some colour), facsimiles, maps, portraits25 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositQueensland, Northern--History.Morrill, James,1824-1865.Peruvian (Ship).Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Townsville Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Social life and customs--19th century.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northwestern--Food.; Survival--Queensland, Northern.; Shipwreck survival--Queensland, Northern.Morrill, James,1824-1865.Sketch of a residence among the Aboriginals of northern Queensland for seventeen years.
991842253476020619780702265853(paperback)Neerven, Ellen van,1990-author.Personal score :sport, culture, identity /Ellen van Neerven.Mununjali people E76; Yugambeh people E17; Mununjali people E76; Yugambeh people E17E76; E17; E76; E17St Lucia, Queensland :University of Queensland Press,2023.;©2023372 pages23 cmAward-winning writer Ellen van Neerven plays football from a young age, learning early on that sport can be a painful and exclusive world. The more they play, the more they realise about sport's troubled relationship with race, gender and sexuality - and question what it means to play sport on stolen, sovereign land, especially in the midst of multiple environmental crises. With emotional honesty and searing insight, van Neerven shines a light on sport on this continent from a queer First Nations perspective, revealing how some athletes have long challenged mainstream views and used their roles to effect change not only in their own realm, but in society more broadly. Personal Score is a ground-breaking book that confirms, once again, van Neerven's unrivalled talent, courage and originality.796.0899915Gender identity in sports--Australia.; Racism in sports--Australia.; Aboriginal Australians--Sports.; Athletes, Aboriginal Australian.
991842253485020619780645536812(paperback)Kean, John Malcolm Stewart,author.Dot circle & frame /John Kean.Dot circle and frame;Dot circle & frame :the making of Papunya Tula artPintupi people C10C10Perth, WA :Upswell,2023.;©2023375 pages :colour illustrations, colour maps29 cmThe course of Australian art changed in 1971. Kaapa Tjampitjinpa, Tim Leura Tjapaltjarri, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri and Johnny Warangula Tjupurrula were central to the formulation of a radical new form of desert art. Standing out among an exceptional cohort of painting men at Papunya (a remote government settlement in Central Australia) this 'gang of four' closely related artists deployed their inherited iconography while exploring poetic possibilities offered by paint on canvas. Each was responsible for innovations that still influence contemporary desert art. Papunya Tula art did not emerge from barren ground, and John Kean's fine-grained study reveals the art form's surprising sources, from its wellspring in the ceremonies of Central Australia to the popular culture of the mid-twentieth century. Rather than commencing his analysis in 1971, John Kean foregrounds the contested intercultural context in which the artists came into manhood, showing how they achieved their agency, first as stockmen and labourers, then as artists. This lavishly illustrated book draws on social history, visual anthropology, as well as formal art analysis to identify how the key innovations that informed contemporary desert art were realised. Dot, Circle and Frame examines the lived experience and totemic associations of the artists to show just how a new vision of ceremony and Country was assembled. This book leads the reader to a deeper understanding of a critical juncture, as four artists claimed a pivotal space in the history of Australian art.704.039915;759.994Papunya (South Central NT SF52-16); Western Desert (WA SF51, SF52, SG51, SG52)Papunya Tula Artists' Company--History.Painting, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory--20th century.; Artists, Aboriginal Australian--20th century.; Aboriginal Australians--Painting--Northern Territory--Papunya.; Painting--Western Desert--Aboriginal artists.; Sandpaintings.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Northern Territory--History.; Painting, Australian--Aboriginal artists--Biography.; Art - Painting.--aiatsiss; Art - Art motifs - Dot.--aiatsiss; Art - Art motifs - Abstract.--aiatsiss; Art - Artists - Men.--aiatsiss
99184225579902061Aborigines of the district from Bundaberg to Landsborough :the Kabi and adjacent tribes.Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Dalla people E25; Ngoera people E22E29; E25; E22[1970?]3 leavesA short article discussing the Australian Aboriginal people known to have lived in the south east Queensland area between Landsborough and Bundaberg, including the Kabi or Kabi Kabi people, the Dalla or Mooloolah people and the Ngoer people.Queensland, South East--History.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East.typescripts--aat
991842257035020619780855751128(paperback)Huggins, Rita,1921-1996,author.Auntie Rita :the classic memoir of an Aboriginal woman's love and determination /Rita Huggins & Jackie Huggins.Revised edition.Bidjara / Bidyara people E37E37Canberra, ACT :Aboriginal Studiesm Press,2023xiii, 177 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates :illustrations, genealogical table, portraits23 cmAuntie Rita is a revised edition of the bestselling and award-winning memoir of Aboriginal woman Rita Huggins first published in 1994. Rita battled dispossession, poverty, personal tragedy and racism to create a rich meaningful life, lived out during the momentous changes of the 20th century. 'Most people call me Auntie Rita, whites as well as Aboriginal people. Auntie is a term of respect of our older woman folk. You don't have to be blood-related or anything. Everyone is kin. That's a beautiful thing because in this way, no one is every truly alone, they always have someone they can turn to.' Rita Huggins was born on Bidjara/Bidyara country at Carnarvon Gorge in central Queensland. As a child in the 1920s, she met white men for the first time: troopers who forced her family into cattle trucks and drove them south to Barambah, later Cherbourg Aboriginal Reserve. At Cherbourg 'we had to stay in one place now, while the white men could roam free.' There were some happy times, but the only way out of Cherbourg for First Nations people was work. Rita worked as a housekeeper all over Queensland before meeting and marrying Jack Huggins. After Jack's untimely death, Rita struggled with grief and the challenges of being a single parent to three young children, and caring for extended family and community. As the 1960s unfolded, Rita watched the rise of First Nations activism - the 1967 Referendum, the Freedom Rides, new Aboriginal political organisations - and knew she wanted to make something better for herself, her family and for all Indigenous people. She joined Queensland's One People of Australia League (OPAL) and was an active member till her death in 1996. In Auntie Rita, Rita's words - interspersed with reflections from her daughter Jackie - reveal a life shaped by personal tragedy, the dramatic changes of the twentieth century and personal resilience.305.4889915Carnarvon Gorge (SW Qld SG55-07)Mothers and daughters--Biography.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Biography.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Social conditions--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Stolen generations (Australia)--Biography.Autobiographies.--lcgftHuggins, Jackie,author.
99184227580302061Sam, Colleen,artist.My story :the unbroken spirit of The Kalkadoons (Kalkadunga).Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G13Logan City, Qld. :Logan Art Gallery, [2021].26 pages :colour illustrations17 cm709.94Sam, Colleen--Exhibitions.Logan Art Gallery--Exhibitions.Art, Australian.; Aboriginal Australians--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs.Logan Art Gallery,host institution,issuing body.
99184228178902061Dr Jackie Huggins digital story and oral history :First Nations Elders oral history project.Bidjara people L43; Biri people E56; Yuru people E62L43; E56; E62[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,[2023].online resource (1 video file, 1 text file).Digital story and oral history interviews with Aboriginal Australian Elder Dr. Jackie Huggins AM FAHA. The interviews explore the life of Jackie Huggins, the roots leading to her extensive contributions as a life-long community representative of Indigenous Australians, and her views on Stolen Wages and the importance of Indigenous Australian historians. The interviewer was Daniel Browning.;Aboriginal Australian Elder Dr Jackie Huggins AM FAHA was born in Ayr, North Queensland in 1956. Jackie's mother, [Rita Higgins], originally from Carnarvon Gorge, Springshore area, was relocated in the 1920s to Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission. Jackie's father, [Jack Higgins], an Indigenous Australian living in Eyre, working at the sugar mill before enlisting in the Second World War, was very much revered by the community. Jackie's father died in 1958 when she was age 2 and a year later the family moved to Brisbane where her mother had family support. Jackie's mother was a strong woman installing in them a sense of identity and never let her children get taken away, unlike others around them. Jackie loved primary school but faced racism in high school. This and racism Jackie noticed towards her mother helped instill in her a need to fight against it. She talks about the Stolen Generations and Stolen Wages and the effect stolen wages had on the wealth of Indigenous Australians. Jackie went to university and thrived. She has continued to fight for the recognition and rights of Indigenous Australians. Jackie talks about the importance of Indigenous Australian historians, of the need to keep pushing her message forward and of her mother's many teachings, notably, 'we all bleed red'.Dr Jackie Huggins digital story(2 min. 47 sec.) --Elder Jackie Huggins AM FAHA oral history(1 hr. 4 min. 2 sec.).Huggins, Jackie--Interviews.Activists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Interviews.; Elders (Indigenous leaders), Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Interviews.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Interviews.; Indigenous Australians--Civil rights--Queensland.Interviews.--lcgft;Oral histories.--lcgftBrowning, Daniel,interviewer; Rockpool Productions,production company;State Library of Queensland,commissioning body.https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1379154fulltextView the oral history;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1379154fulltextView the digital story;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5602229&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
991842456186020619780645027013(hardback)Betts, Susan,author,illustrator.Warna-Manda Baby Earth walk /Susan Betts and Mandy Foot.Wirangu people C1C1Kent Town, SA :Little Book Press for Raising Literacy Australia,[2021];copyright20211 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations25 x 28 cm."Warna-Manda Baby, the earth is part of you. Follow Allurru as she is guided across the land on a journey to discover her connection to Mother Earth and find her way home. An ode to earth, sea and sky, Warna-Manda Baby Earth Walk is a gift to future generations to help them connect, care and understand the world around them." -- Back cover.A823.4Eyre Peninsula (West SA SI53-06, SI53-07, SI53-08, SI53-11)Wirangu (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Wirangu (Australian people)--Folklore--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--South Australia--Eyre Peninsula--Pictorial works--Juvenile literature.; Wirangu (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Wirangu (Australian people)--Folklore--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--South Australia--Eyre Peninsula--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Australian fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Stories and motifs - Landscape.--aiatsiss; Literature and stories - Juvenile.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftFoot, Mandy,illustrator.; Raising Literacy Australia,issuing body.
991842489256020619780702267925EPUBGinibi, Ruby Langford,1934-2011,author.Don't take your love to town /Ruby Langford Ginibi ; introduction by Nardi Simpson.Bundjalung people E12E12St Lucia, Queensland :University of Queensland Press,20231 online resource.First Nations classics"Don't Take Your Love to Town is a story of courage in the face of poverty and tragedy. Ruby recounts losing her mother when she was six, growing up in a mission in northern New South Wales and leaving home when she was fifteen. She lived in tin huts and tents in the bush and picked up work on the land while raising nine children virtually single-handedly. Later she struggled to make ends meet in the Koori areas of Sydney. Don't Take Your Love to Town is a brilliant memoir that will open your eyes and heart to an extraordinary woman's story." -- Publisher.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositGinibi, Ruby Langford,1934-2011.Women, Aboriginal Australian--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Biography.; Aboriginal Australians--Social conditions--20th century.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3161841849ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3161841849-t
991842489392020619781761105258(hardback)Heiss, Anita,author.Bidhi Galing :big rain /Anita Heiss ; illustrated by Samantha Campbell.Big rainWiradjuri people D10; Wiradjuri, D10D10Cammeray, N.S.W. :Simon & Schuster Australia,2023.;copyright20231 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations29 cmThis is the story of the great flood of Gundagai in 1852 and the Wiradyuri heroes, Yarri and Jacky Jacky, who paddled bark canoes through raging floodwaters, risking their lives to save countless others.A823.4Aboriginal Australians--Juvenile fiction.; Floods--New South Wales--Gundagai--History--Juvenile fiction.; Floods--New South Wales--Murrumbidgee River--History--Juvenile fiction.; Heroes--New South Wales--Gundagai--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Gundagai--History--Juvenile fiction.; Ecology--Climate--Floods--Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Environment - Climate and weather - Floods.--aiatsiss; Settlement and contacts - Settlers.--aiatsissPicture books.--lcgftCampbell, Samantha,illustrator.
9918424937950206133877Brewer, William Henry,1917-1939,creatorWilliam Henry Brewer albumTiwi people N20N201937-19441 photograph album, with 1 folder of 7 letters & newspaper clippings.Photograph album relating to William 'Bill' Brewer during the Second World War.;This album of photographs, correspondence, and ephemera relates to the service and death of William 'Bill' Brewer, and documents the year of training and service he undertook prior to his death, with the Darwin Mobile Force (RARA).;It contains photos of his service prior to the commencement of the Second World War and the subsequent early days of war service, including his training in NSW, Cape York, Brisbane, the Northern Territory and Thursday Island (Waibene). There are many photos of army life, including some images of First Nations people in the Northern Territory. This collection also contains letters and photos from the Department of Defence, conveying their condolences to Brewer's mother. Official photos include Brewer's military funeral Parade, church service, and his grave in Adelaide River Cemetery.;Several of the photographs of First Nations people were taken at the Yirrkala Mission in north east Arnhem Land, a mission where people from 13 different clans gathered. Others are captioned as being from Bathurst Island, one of the Tiwi Islands north of Darwin.Yirrkala (N.T.); Darwin (N.T.); Gove Peninsula (N.T.); Bathurst Island (Nunavut)Brewer, William Henry,1917-1939Australia.--Army.--Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery, Darwin Mobile ForceAboriginal Australians--Northern Territory; Soldiers--Queensland.; World War, 1939-1945--Photographs.photographs.--AAT
99184250416402061Whiteboard containing fragments of the Kalaw Lagaw Ya language used to describe the story of Amipuru at the Culture Love 2010 Children's Language Workshop, Mabuiag Island.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1[Brisbane]John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland402691 digital image :TIFFThis is one of a series of images taken during the Culture Love 2010 Children's Language Workshop on Mabuiag/Jervis Island, in the Torres Strait, Far North Queensland. Culture Love is a State Library of Queensland program delivered through Indigenous Knowledge Centres (IKCs).Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Mabuiag Island (Qld.)--Languages.Language and culture--Study and teaching--Queensland--Mabuiag Island.; State libraries--Cultural programs--Queensland--Mabuiag Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Mabuiag Island--Languages.; cultural events & activities--APT; writing--APThttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/photosbd/1522967fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3909202&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/591232553View all images from this collection
991842817745020619781648260704(hardback)James, Bentley,1963-author.The illustrated handbook of Yolŋu sign language of North East Arnhem Land /Bentley James Ph.D, Dany Adone, Elaine La╠êwurrpa Maypilama.Illustrated handbook of Yolngu sign language of North East Arnhem landYolngu people N230; Dhuwal language N198; Dhuwala language N199; Yolngu Matha language N230N230; N198; N199Text predominantly in English with Yolŋu phrases explaining the meaning of the hand signs.Melbourne, Victoria :The Australian Book Connection,[2020]326 pages :colour illustrations, colour map26 x 34 cmThe creation of this record of Yolŋu signs aligns two strands of research - one on the ethno-linguistics of alternate sign language and the other on the intergenerational transmission of Indigenous Australian culture. The Yolŋu Sign Language (YSL) is at the centre of the research presented in this book. This research, directed by the Yolŋu signers and speakers of this rare endangered language, has been conducted over the last 25 years on the homelands and in the communities of North East Arnhem Land. The importance of passing on this language to a new generation of Yolŋu children is bonded to the need to share YSL with all Australians. As each Indigenous language disappears all our worlds are diminished. For this reason, we bring together some five hundred signs of YSL collected from the east to the west of Yolŋu Country. This book is dedicated to the gracious contributors who have passed away since we began this work and the spirits of those who have gone before; ┼ïal╠▒apal╠▒ and ┼ïurru┼ïa┼ïgal, the Elders, those who shaped the land and sea and named the stars that light the world. Their spirits continue to exist, in memories hidden deep within, their whispering on the wind, like footprints in the sand, show us the way. We celebrate the spirit inside this special language as old as time and as new as tomorrow. This magical gift for learning is created to enrich a new generation of children walking in the footsteps of the ancestors. YSL is an alternate sign language. An alternate sign language is a language that coexists with spoken languages, not a signed version of the language, but a language in its own right, with its own grammar and vocabulary. YSL augments everyday communications and is the primary mode of communication for the non-hearing members of the Yolŋu community. Alternate sign languages are different from primary sign languages, such as AUSLAN, because they are used by hearing people as an alternative way to communicate." -- Pages 4, 5 and 11.419.1099429Wessel Islands (East Arnhem Land NT SC53-15); Crocodile Islands (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02, SC53-14); Milingimbi (Central Arnhem Land NT SD53-02); Galiwinku (Elcho Island East Arnhem Land NT SD53-03); Gapuwiyak / Lake Evella (East Arnhem Land SD53-03); Ramingining (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02); Blue Mud Bay (East Arnhem Land SD53-07)Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Languages.Yolngu (Australian people)--Languages.; Sign language--Handbooks, manuals, etc.; Sign language--Study and teaching--Australia.; Yolngu languages.--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Languages.; Yolngu Sign Language--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land.; Language - Maintenance.--aiatsiss; Education - Language.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary.--aiatsiss; Communications - Nonverbal - Sign language and gestures.--aiatsiss; Language - Semantics.--aiatsiss; Language - Semantics.--aiatsissHandbooks and manuals.--lcgft;Illustrated works.--lcgftAdone, Dany,author.;Maypilama, Elaine La╠êwurrpa,author.
99184285071802061Portrait of an artist :Jennifer Herd.Mbabaram people Y115Y115[Brisbane, Queensland] :State Library of Queensland,[2023].1 online resource (1 video file).Portrait of an artist (Series)A 'Portrait of an artist' event profiling the life and career of artist Jennifer Herd held on 26 November 2023 at the State Library of Queensland.;The event began with a short introduction that provided biographical information about Jennifer Herd and the event. The Jennifer Herd digital story belonging to the James C. Sourris AM Collection of Artist Interviews was then screened. The digital story contains an interview of Jennifer Herd by Pat Hoffie AM in 2021. In the digital story, Jennifer Herd talks briefly about her life. Jennifer was born in Brisbane and as a child felt disconnected from her Aboriginality. She always loved fashion sewing as a child and completed a Certificate in Fashion Design at Queensland College of Art (QCA), Griffith University. She taught in the Bachelor of Visual Arts in Australian Indigenous Arts, a course created only for Indigenous people taught only by Indigenous people, and is a co-founder of proppaNOW, an Aboriginal Australian artist group. Jennifer's own art practice then started to get going retaining elements of her roots such as stitching and beading. Jennifer is looking forward to seeing where her own art practice takes her. The digital story was followed by a live interview of Jennifer Herd with Pat Hoffie AM Professor Emeritus at QCA and Michael Eather, director and co-founder of Fireworks Gallery. In her interview, Jennifer talks about her love of sewing and fashion and her move from early childhood teaching to becoming a teacher within the Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art (CAIA) program at QCA. She talks about her art practice including her shield works and her works 'Irvine Bank massacre' and 'I see red' (in progress), and her desire to move more towards painting in her future works. Jennifer also talks about her desire to retire in North Queensland, in her mother's country. The event concluded with a question time where Jennifer Herd fielded queries from the audience.Herd, Jennifer--InterviewsWomen artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Brisbane--Biography.; Women artists, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Brisbane--Interviews.Interviews.--lcgftHoffie, Pat,interviewer;Eather, Michael,interviewer; State Library of Queensland,producerhttps://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5585816&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1350116fulltextView the item
991842882502020619781922997142PDFRosser, Karen,author.Wangalpong to Mount Tamborine.Karen Rosser.Wangalpong to Mount Tamborine :volume 1 : the Moreton Bay StoryMinyangbal people E18; Yugambeh people E17E18; E17Underwood, Queensland :by InHouse Publishing,2023;©20231 online resource (xv, 313 pages) :illustrations, maps, photographsA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositMount Tamborine (SE Qld SG56-15)Moreton Bay Region (Qld.)--History.Colonies--Oceania--History--19th century.; Land settlement--Queensland--Moreton Bay.; Penal colonies--Queensland--Moreton Bay.National edeposit: Onsite at State Library of Queensland https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3173384041ISD5:QSL:NED;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3173384041-t
99184288580702061Leone, Fred,performer,composer.Yirimi Gundir /Fred Leone.Butchulla language E30E30[Australia] :[Fred Leone],2023.;© & ℗20231 sound disc :analog7 in.Fred Leone (Butchulla Songman) is bringing traditional knowledge to the forefront of contemporary Australian culture. Yirimi Gundir, written by Fred and sung in Butchulla, is his first solo single and has been remixed by his friend and musical accomplice, trials. Yirimi Gundir tells the story, through song and movement, of three animals a young person will see before he is old enough to go into the bush by himself to hunt. There are three animals mentioned in this song cycle: Guruman - Kangaroo, Budjar - Eagle and Ngurunj - Emu.782.42Electronic music--Australia--2021-2030.; Folk music--Australia--2021-2030.; Aboriginal Australians--Songs and music.; Folk music--Australia.
991842908775020619781921248160 (paperback);1921248165Goonack, Cathy,author.Scaly-tailed possum and echidna /Cathy Goonack ; illustrated by Katrina and Marlene Goonack, Myron Goonack.Scaly-tailed possum & echidnaFirst edition.Wunambal people K22K22Broome, W.A. :Magabala Books,20101 volume (unpaged) :colour illustrations, map16 x 19 cm.Premier's Reading Challenge, 3-4.This engaging story tells how the possum got its scaly-tail and the echidna got its spikes. Passed down from generation to generation, this is a traditional Dreamtime story. Ages 2+.398.2450994Kimberley Region (W.A.)--Folklore--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Kimberley Region (W.A.)--Folklore.; Kimberley Region (W.A.)--Folklore--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Kimberley Region (W.A.)--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Kimberley (W.A.)--Folklore.Premier's Reading Challenge (N.S.W.).--Years 3-4;Premier's Reading Challenge (N.S.W.).--Years 3-4.;Premier's Reading Challenge (N.S.W.).--Years 3-4.Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Folklore.; Phalangeridae--Western Australia--Folklore.; Tachyglossus--Western Australia--Folklore.; Premier's Reading Challenge.--Year 3 - Year 4.; Tachyglossus--Juvenile literature.; Phalangeridae--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Juvenile literature.; Folklore--Australia.; Tachyglossus--Australia--Kimberley Region (W.A.)--Folklore.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia--Kimberley Region (W.A.)--Folklore.; Phalangeridae--Australia--Kimberley Region (W.A.)--Folklore.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)--Western Australia--Juvenile literature.; Children's stories--Pictorial works.; Picture books for children.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Phalangeridae--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Tachyglossus--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore.; Phalangeridae--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore.; Tachyglossus--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Phalangeridae--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Tachyglossus--Western Australia--Kimberley Region--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Wunambal (Australian people)--Folklore--Juvenile literature.; Aboriginal Australians--Folkore.; Traditional stories.; Animals--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Phalangeridae--Western Australia--Kimberley--Folklore.; Tachyglossus--Western Australia--Kimberley--Folklore.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Kimberley--Folklore.; Picture books for childrenPicture books;Picture books;Children's stories.Goonack, Myron,illustrator.;Goonack, Katrina,illustrator.;Goonack, Marlene,illustrator.
991842908784020619781760652005 (board book)Murphy Wandin, Joy,author.Welcome to country /welcome words by Aunty Joy Murphy ; with illustrations by Lisa Kennedy.Woiwurrung language S36; Wurundjeri people S36S36Text in English with words from Woiwurrung language.Newtown, NSW :Walker Books Australia,2020.;©2016.24 unnumbered pages :colour illustrations20 x 23 cm.Aboriginal communities across Australia have boundaries that are defined by mountain ranges and waterways. Traditionally, to cross these boundaries or enter community country you needed permission from the neighbouring community. When this permission was granted the ceremony now called Welcome to Country took place. Each community had its own way of welcoming to country, and they still do today.A823.4Intercultural communication--Australias--Juvenile fiction.; Board books.; Aboriginal Australians--Rites and ceremonies--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Wurundjeri (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Intercultural communication--Australias--Pictorial works--Juvenile fiction.; Intercultural communication--Australia--Juvenile fiction.; Aboriginal Australians--Rites and ceremonies--Juvenile fiction.; Wurundjeri (Australian people)--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.; Board books; Board books.--lcshPicture books.--lcgftKennedy, Lisa,1963-illustrator.
99184291680302061Andrew Gurruwiwi Band (Musical group),performer.Gatjumak /Andrew Gurruwiwi Band.Yolngu people N230; Yolngu Matha language N230N230Sung in Yolngu Matha language.[Victoria] :Austudy Records,2023.;© & ℗20221 sound disc :analog7 in.'A contemporary slice of Yolngu-funk direct from East Arnhem Land. The group's debut single 'Gatjumak' fuses funk, house and boogie with intangible Indigenous tradition. A dirt-road-tested party-jam led by the blind, keytar-weilding elder Andrew Gurruwiwi and delivered in his mother tongue, Yolngu Matha. The previously-unreleased remix comes courtesy of Brisbane producers Walrii and RU! and twists the Yolngu-funk number with a poly-rhythic, broken-beat shuffle while retaining the heart and energy of the original.' (https://austudyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/gatjumak)781.64Arnhem Land (N.T.)--Songs and music.Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Songs and music.; Yolngu (Australian people)--Northern Territory--Arnhem Land--Songs and music.; Songs, Aboriginal Australian.
9918429207780206133975Research Reveals :Bogimbah Creek Mission, the first Aboriginal experiment.Butchulla people E30E30[Brisbane, Queensland] :[State Library of Queensland],20211 online resource (1 video file)As the Inaugural Monica Clare Research Fellow, Dr Fiona Foley's research project, 'Bogimbah Creek Mission: the first Aboriginal experiment' retells a significant yet forgotten aspect of Queensland's history. From 1897 to 1904, Archibald Meston, first Protector of Aboriginals in Southern Queensland, removed 51 Badtjala people from Maryborough to Fraser Island (K'gari) to set up the Bogimbah Creek Mission as an experiment in segregation. Dr Foley's book of the same name, Bogimbah Creek Mission: the First Aboriginal Experiment, was launched at the event by Associate Professor Sandra Phillips.K'Gari / Fraser Island (Qld.)--History.; Maryborough Region (Qld.)--History.Bogimbah Creek Mission.Aboriginal Australians--Government policy--Queensland--Maryborough Region.; Aboriginal Australians--Missions--Queensland--Maryborough Region.; Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of--Queensland--Maryborough Region (Qld.).Foley, Fiona,1964-speaker; State Library of Queensland,producerhttps://hdl.handle.net/10462/VideoBD/1383185fulltextView the item;https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL5602733&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail
99184296358602061Issum, Harry vanWoppa (Great Keppel Island) Master Plan:Natural and Cultural Heritage /Dr Harry van Issum ; Michael RowlandDarumbal people E46E46[Moggill, Queensland] :[Michael J. Rowland],20231 online resource (18 pages).The Woppaburra people are the Traditional Custodians of Ganumi Bara (Keppel Islands). Traditionally the Woppaburra people travelled from island to island based on seasonal variations in water supply, food and other and resources. Woppaburra interacted with mainland clans and Yeppoon was an important meeting place. Prior to colonisation, there was a population of approximately 100 Woppaburra people inhabiting Woppa and Konomie (North Keppel Island). We were very poorly treated with only 19 people surviving by 1902, however we now have hundreds of descendants, and we prefer to emphasise the resilience of our people and the ability to live, practice culture and survive on our islands. To our people, "these lands and other land and sea country of the Ganumi Bara have a strong cultural and spiritual meaning" and thus it is important for Woppaburra people to maintain direct links to our traditional ways of life and to protect our natural and cultural heritage. (Introduction)A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-depositlegal depositWoppa / Great Keppel Island (Qld.)Queensland.--Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003.Aboriginal Australians--Antiquities--Collection and preservation--Government policy--Queensland.; Archaeological sites--Queensland--Woppa / Great Keppel Island--Management.; Cultural property--Queensland--Woppa / Great Keppel Island--Management.; Cultural heritage - Protection - Law and legislation.--aiatsiss; Environment - Conservation.--aiatsiss; Sites - Sacred sites.--aiatsiss; Cultural heritage.--aiatsiss; Environment - Land management.--aiatsissRowland, MichaelauthorpublisherNational edeposit https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3197843767fulltext;Thumbnailhttps://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3197843767-t
991096000000000Crafts of Australia :a pictorial anthology of Australian crafts /<editor: Joy Warren>Pitjantjatjara language C6C6Text in English, Pitjantjatjara, French and Japanese.Sydney, N.S.W. :Crafts Council of Australia,197478 p. :chiefly ill. (some col.)30 cm745.5/0994Handicraft--AustraliaWarren, Joy; Crafts Council of Australia
9912930000000000702220124Pullar, Gordon Cumming,1864-1934.A shifting town :glass-plate images of Clermont and its people /by G.C. Pullar ; compiled by Richard and Marguerite Stringer ; text by Marguerite StringerWangan people E47; Yagalingu people E43E47; E43St. Lucia ;;New York :University of Queensland Press,19861 v. :ill., maps, ports.26 cm.This book has a chapter focusing on local Clermont Aboriginal personalities such as King Joe of Peak Down and 18 glass plate images with some people mentioned such as Hoppy Johny, Aggie Emerson, Annie Tears, Boot Doolan, Daisy Freeman, Callie Calligaah, Mick Habbler, Nell Turkey and Duke Baker.779/.999435Clermont (E Qld SF55-11)Clermont (Qld.)--Pictorial works; Clermont (Qld.)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works; Clermont (Qld.)--History--Pictorial works.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Clermont.Stringer, Marguerite,1942-;Stringer, Richard,1936-http://www.textqueensland.com.au/item/book/84da8db1fc5bbb91ce615947e3cb0bc4Text Queensland
9913650000000000868923230 (pbk.)Dictionary and source book of the Wik-Mungkan language /compiled by Christine Kilham ... [et al.] ; illustrated by Jeanie Adams, Jack Bell and Garry Namponan.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Darwin :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,1986xxb, 425 p.ill. map29 cm.499/.15Wik-Mungkan language--Dictionaries.; Wik-Mungkan language--Grammar.; Australian languages--Dictionaries; Aboriginal Australians--Languages--DictionariesKilham, Christine;Adams, Jeanie;Bell, Jack,1950-;Namponan, Garry,1960-; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9911521114702061Iama Wakai tusivoices of Iama : traditional and contemporary music and dance of Iama/Yam Island, Torres Strait.voices of IamaKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Sung in the Kala Lagaw Ya language and English.[Thursday Island, Qld] :Torres Strait Regional Authority,c2007]1 compact (66 min.) :digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in +1 videodisc (17 min.)annotation pending.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.781.629915Iama / Yam Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Hymns, Kala Lagaw Ya.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Yam Island--Songs and music.; Children's songs, Kala Lagaw Ya.Neuenfeldt, Karl.;Pegrum, Nigel.;Kepa, Will.; Torres Strait Regional Authority
9911731714702061Nyajung, Nyajung =Grandfather and grandson.Story of Bilin Bilin as told by his descendant Axel Best[videorecording]Yugambeh people E17E17[Beenleigh, Qld. :Produced by Rory O'Connor in conjunction with the Yugambeh Museum],20091 DVD (3:47 mins) :sd., col.,4 3/4 in."This video is part of the Resistance Stories exhibition which opened at the National Museum of Australia, Canberra in March, 2009.305.8Bilin Bilin,approximately 1820-1901.;Bilin Bilin,approximately 1820-1901--Family.;Best, Axel.National Museum of Australia--Exhibitions.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Gold Coast.Yugambeh Museum Language & Heritage Research Centre.
9911731914702061Speak quiet :speak strongwritten and directed by Cathryn Eatock ; producers, Jenny Day, Cathryn Eatock.Warlpiri language C15C15[Australia] :;Eight Miles Plains, Qld. :SBS ;;Distributor: Marcom Projects,20001 videocassette (VHS) (60 min.) :sd., col., with b&w sequences1/2 in.This documentary looks at domestic violence in Aboriginal communities and thus takes us deep into the heart of the complex lives of Aboriginal Australians. It shows both the personal stories of women who have been in abusive relationships and some of the many Aboriginal community responses to the problem.305.89915;362.8292;362.8292/089/9915Aboriginal Australians.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Attitudes.; Crime--Australia.; Women, Aboriginal Australian.; Family violence--Australia.Day, J. A.(Jennifer Ann);Haslem, Denise.;Eatock, Cathryn.; SBS-TV.Aboriginal Unit
9911732894702061Ways of thinkingproduced by Digby Duncan in association with the Australian Film Commission ; writer/director (Janice) Digby Duncan.Warlpiri language C15C15Soundtrack in Warlpiri; subtitled in English.[Australia] :Digby Duncan,c1991.1 videocassette (VHS) (29 min.) :sd., col.1/2 in. +1 booklet.Examines the Warlpiri community of Central Australia, with an emphasis on language, culture, customs and social problems.;Explores the dilemma facing a Central Australian Warlpiri family when the husband wants to go to town to find work. His wife fears the implications of leaving their tribal lands and associating with white people thereby diminishing their own culture.305.89915Warlpiri (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Warlpiri (Australian people)--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Australia, Central.; Warlpiri language.Duncan, Digby.; Australian Film Commission.
99119126247020611921312556Ngajumaya dictionary 2008.Ngadjumaya / Ngadju language A3A3Ngajumaya and English.[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,200816 leaves30 cm."Ngajumaya is a language of the Goldfield's region of Western Australia. Some people may call the language Karlaaku or Ngajunka, and Ngajunkarra also appear to be an accepted version. Ngajumaya is a Pama-Nyungan language and appears to be of the Wati group of languages." -- Introduction.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Ngajumaya language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Ngajumaya.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99119126447020611921312602Yinhawangka dictionary :English-Yinhawangka wordlist and topical wordlists 2008 : draft 1.Ngarla language A48A48Yinhawangka and English.[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,2008xxv, 92 p. :1 map30 cm.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Yinhawangka language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Yinhawangka.; Yinhawangka language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Australian languages--Western Australia--Pilbara--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
9911912674702061192131253XCundeelee Wangka dictionary 2008.Wangkatja language A103; Wangkatha / Wongatha / Wangkathaa language A12A103; A12Cundeelee Wangka and English.[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,200820 p.30 cm."Cundeelee Wangka is a language of the eastern Goldfields region, east from the town of Kalgoorlie. There are few fluent speakers of the language, but many more people have a partial or passive understanding of the language, or who identify as being of Cundeelee Wangka descent. Cundeelee Wangka is a Pama-Nyungan language of the South-West group, Ngayarta family, along with eleven other languages. Cundeelee Wangka is spoken by people in the locations of Wiluna, Warburton Ranges, Ernabella, Oldea, Yalata, Coonan, Tjuntjuntjarra and Kalgoorlie. There are thought to be a number of dialects of the language but this needs further research to identify the locations, dialectical differences and features."--Introduction.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Cundeelee Wangka language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Cundeelee Wangka.; Cundeelee Wangka language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Australian languages--Western Australia--Pilbara.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.; Cundeelee Wangka.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99119126847020611921312137Thalanyji dictionary :English-Thalanyji wordlist and topical wordlists 2008.Thalanyji language W26W26Thalanyji and English.[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,2008viii, 117 p. :1 map30 cm.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Thalanyji language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Thalanyji.; Thalanyji language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Australian languages--Western Australia--Pilbara--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99119126947020611921312580Thalanyji sketch grammar :2008Thalanyji sketch grammar :an introduction to the structure and use of Thalanyji2008 ed.Thalanyji language W26W26[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,2008155 p. :1 col. map30 cm.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Thalanyji language--Grammar.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99119127047020611921312572Manyjilyjarra sketch grammar :2008Manyjilyjarra sketch grammar :an introduction to the structure and use of Manyjilyjarra2008 ed.Manyjilyjarra language A511A511[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,200894 p. :maps30 cm.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Mandjildjara dialect--Grammar.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99119127247020611921312599Bayungu sketch grammar :2008Bayungu sketch grammar :an introduction to the structure and use of Bayungu2008 ed.Bayungu language W23W23[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,2008107 p. :1 col. map30 cm.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Payungu language--Grammar.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99119127347020611921312564Yulparija sketch grammar :2008Yulparija sketch grammar :an introduction to the structure and use of Yulparija2008 ed.Yulparija language A67A67[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,2008101 p. :1 map30 cm.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.499.15Yulparija language--Grammar.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
9911927204702061Warraber au bunyg wakai :traditional and contemporary music and dance of Warraber.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1[Thursday Island, Qld] :Torres Strait Regional Authority,c2008.2 compact discs (65 min.) :digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in.CD contents: Traditional maritime songs - Warraber Community Singers : Ina guba kasea naka -- Kezi guadaz Barrier -- Sebui nanami -- Ngalman rangad -- Kapu idi muthurka -- Ngai "Macoy" -- Ari wingu -- Thara piskainea -- Ena ngai Albany -- "Barrier Pearl" -- Contemporary songs - Soloists : Bel kara meta / Harry Lui -- Crush on you / Tommy Bill & featuring Sarah Billy -- Magun E Bouhanu warrior -- My Kebe sister / Harry Lui -- Poruma / Tommy Billy -- Contemporary Christian Kores - soloist: Cause me / Ted Billy -- You are the king / Ted Billy -- Children's songs: Beautiful Warraber -- Monkey and the turtle -- Dinghy Bolo Mepla -- Ai Ri Ro -- Serrar E -- My home Sue.Waraber Island / Sue Islet (Qld TSI SC54-12)Warraber Island (Qld.)Songs, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Warraber Island.; Sea songs--Queensland--Warraber Island.; Children's songs, Torres Strait Islander.; Dance, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Warraber Island.Kepa, Will.;Neuenfeldt, Karl.;Pegrum, Nigel.;Lui, Murray.; Torres Strait Regional Authority.
99119482547020619781863340526 (pbk.)Yunkaporta, Steve.Boat-ang mo'pul (in Wik Mungkan)=Two in a boat (in English) /[told and illustrated by Steve Yunkaporta].Two in a boatText in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,2009[24] p. :ill., port.15 x 15 cm.Little black booksThe author tells this story in his own language, Wik Mungkan, the language most spoken at Aurukun. He illustrated it with pencil drawings.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Aurukun (Qld.)--Juvenile fiction.; Queensland, Northern--Juvenile fiction.Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs--Juvenile fiction.http://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-yunkaporta,%20steve -Worldcat identities
99119482847020619781863340540 (pbk.)Korkaktain, Venita.Minh Nga'an Wichan =Catching fish /[told & illustrated by Venita Korkaktain].Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,2008[24] p. :ill., port.15 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4
99119483447020619781863340311 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Ngay pam =I'm a man /written by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; illustrated with photos by Sandy Cathcart of Barry Ngakyunkwokka.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press for Aurukun Shire Council's Koolkan Childcare Centre,2008[16] p. :ill.,20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.
99119484447020619781863340298 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Ngay puk many =I'm a little child /written by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; illustrated with photos by Sandy Cathcart.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation by Jeanie Adams.Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press for Aurukun Shire Council's Koolkan Childcare Centre,2008[21] p. :ill.,20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.;Adams, Jeanie
99119484947020619781863340342 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Minh ko'anak mo'in =Going for magpie geese /written by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; illustrated by Sandy Cathcart.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Re-published for Aurukun Shire Council Koolkan Childcare Centre by Black Ink Press,[2009].[21] p. :ill.20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.
99119485047020619781863340380 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Ngan inangan thathan =We're looking at these /written by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; illustrated with photos by Sandra Cathcart.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Re-published for Aurukun Shire Council Koolkan Childcare Centre by Black Ink Press,[2009].[20] p. :ill.20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.
99119485147020619781863340328 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Ngay wanch =I'm a woman /written and acted by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; with photos taken by Sandy Cathcart.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Re-published [for Aurukun Shire Council Koolkan Childcare Centre] by Black Ink Press,2009[23] p. :ill.20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.
99119485347020619781863340403 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Wanchinth minhak uy =The old lady went fishing /written by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; illustrated with photos by Sandra Cathcart.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Re-published for Aurukun Shire Council Koolkan Childcare Centre by Black Ink Press,[2009].[20] p. :ill.20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.
99119486247020619781863340304 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Wik kath grade one landing-ak uk =Story of grade one going down to the landing /written by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; illustrated with photos by Sandy Cathcart.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Re-published for Aurukun Shire Council by Black Ink Press,[2009].[20] p. :ill.20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.
99119486447020619781863340410 (pbk.)Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred.Wik kath ngayan yumpang =I made a book /written by Winifred Ngakyunkwokka ; with photos of Kerri Woolla taken by Sandy Cathcart.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik Mungkan with English translation.Thuringowa, Qld. :Re-published for Aurukun Shire Council Koolkan Childcare Centre by Black Ink Press,2009[29] p. :ill.,20 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit;This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.A823.4Cathcart, Sandy.
9911960024702061Ba'il muzikKincha Ngumpulungu songs from the East Coast Lockhart River.Kincha Ngumpulungu songs from the East Coast Lockhart RiverUmpila language Y45; Kuuku Ya'u language Y22;Y45; Y22Lockhart River, Qld. :Lockhart River Aboriginal Shire Council,c2006.1 sound disc (48 min.) :digital4 3/4 in. +program notes.Traditional: Malandachi -- Minya pu calumana -- Nguna rewai -- Yakai pilupia -- Nanchi nampulongo -- Pipii mampai / Traditional clan groups singers and musicians ; Contemporary: Saguba lani tinma -- Kua kara -- Nachi unchi -- Wantilanu -- Minya thapu -- Boombem boombem -- Wathati -- Kail awa ; Hymns and choruses: Piipi kanipa -- Palu kalmi Jesu -- Jesu ampiina -- My life in trouble -- Jesus my Lord -- God most high / St. James Church Community Choir.This item acquired in 2009 - the year of thehttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/qld-historyJohn Oxley Library 75th Anniversary.782.4216299Yau / Layoak Islet (Qld TSI SC54-08)Lockhart River (Qld.)Folk music--Queensland--Lockhart River.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River Region--Music.; Kuuku Yau (Australian people)--Music.; Hymns--Queensland--Lockhart River.Charles, Brett.;Neuenfeldt, Karl.;Pegrum, Nigel.; Lockhart River Aboriginal Shire (Qld.).Council.
99119937847020619781120089632 (hbk.)Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910.Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland (dating from 1837) /recorded by his daughter [Constance Campbell Petrie].Tom Petrie's reminiscences of early Queensland dating from 1837 (1904);Reminiscences of early QueenslandTurrbal people E86; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Gubbi Gubbi language E29; Yuggera language E23; Yugembah language E17E86; E29; E23; E17[Whitefish, MT] :Kessinger,[2009].xv, 319 p. :ill., ports.24 cm.Kessinger Publishing's rare reprintsLanguage in the publication reflects the creator's attitude or that of the period in which it was expressed and is considered inappropriate or offensive today.;Summary of contents: Bonyi (Bunya) feasts in Blackall Range; cannibalism, body ornaments, painting and cicatrisation; 2 corroboree songs - words with music transcript; medicine men; magic stones, burial customs, method of discovering murders; Kippa and Mallara ceremonies of initiation, ritual decoration, ceremonial fighting, bora ring sites around Brisbane area; removal of finger joint (females); Exchange of goods at corroborees; Dream beliefs; Native remedies for sickness, curative properties of dugong; Methods of hunting and fishing, use of porpoises; types of food and preparation, obtaining of water, making fire; Canoe making, types of huts, weapons (including shields), vessels, string and basket making; Types of games; physical characteristics; Legends; Inter-tribal marriage; Early clashes and murders; inter-tribal relations - Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Bribie Island (Yarun), Moroochy, Brisbane groups; Notes on Bribie Island Aboriginal Reserve; trackers, Expedition to Wide Bay River in 1842 - encounters with natives (Andrew Petrie); List of places, names, plants, and trees with word list of approximately 60 words (Bribie Island, Maroochy, Glass House Mountain dialect994.3;994.3/2;994.3020924Queensland--History--1824-1900.; Queensland--Social life and customs--1824-1900.; Brisbane (Qld.)--History--1824-1900Petrie, Thomas,1831-1910.Frontier and pioneer life--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, South East.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Language - Vocabulary--AIATSISS; Hunting, gathering and fishing--AIATSISS; History - Frontier conflict - Queensland--AIATSISSPetrie, Constance Campbell,1873-1926.http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924063745495Internet Archive
9912003474702061Punmungka turlkuMantjintjarra language A33A33[South Hedland, W. A.] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,[2005?]1 sound disc (24 min 55 sec.) :digital, stereo4 3/4 in.Endangered Aboriginal languages of Australia781.629915Songs, Mandjiljara.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Punmu--Songs and music.Thomas, Bruce.;Williams, Rosie.; Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre;CAAMA Productions
99120040747020619781875946112;187594611XMcKelson, Kevin,1926-Nganarna nyangumarta karajarrimili ngurranga =We Nyangumarta in the country of the Karajarri : excerpts from field notes in Northern Nyangumarta /as told to and translated by Father McKelson ; and assisted by Tommy Dodd 1968-1969.We Nyangumarta in the country of the KarajarriNyangumarta language A61A61English and Nyangumarta.[South Hedland, W.A.] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,2007209 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), plans, ports., maps30 cm.As a result of dialogue between Tommy Dodd, a Northern Nyangumarta elder, and Father Kevin McKelson, who worked at the La Grange Mission in the 1960s this diary gradually evolved into organised linguistic field notes showing the beauty and versatility of the Northern Nyangumarta language and customs and culture of its people.499.15014Nyangumarta language--Study and teaching.; Aboriginal Australians--Communication--Western Australia--Pilbara.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Social life and customs.Dodd, Tommy.; Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99120315747020619.78192E+12Jampijinparlu, Donovan Rice.Yinngirri /yimi yirrarnu manu kuruwarri kujurnu, Donovan Rice Jampijinparlu.Warlpiri language C15C15Includes English translation of the Warlpiri language text.Yuendumu, N.T. :Bilingual Resources Development Unit,c2009.19 p. :col. ill..22 cm.A level 3 Warlpiri language book.499.15Yuendumu (N.T.)--Languages--Texts.Warlpiri language--Readers.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Languages--Readers.; Readers (Primary)--Aboriginal Australians.Bilingual Resources Development Unit (Yuendumu, N.T.)
99120315947020619780957936072 (pbk.)Briggs, Carolyn,1948-The journey cycles of the Boonwurrung :stories with Boonwurrung language /by Carolyn Briggs.Journey cycles of the Boon WurrungBoonwurrung language S35S35Melbourne :Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages,c2008.xi, 51 p. :map25 cm.The significance of these stories is that they constitute maintaining and reclaiming heritage. They were given to the author over many years. They are a legacy of her people, and it is her responsibility to pass them on.305.89915Boonwurrung (Australian people)--Victoria--History.; Boonwurrung (Australian people)--Victoria--Social life and customs.; Boonwurrung (Australian people)--Victoria--Folklore.; Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology)
99120316147020619781741310863 (pbk.);1741310865 (pbk.)Lamb, Allan.Nhama gilaa wulaa gaay =The frill-necked lizard and the galah : ancestral knowledge of the Yuwaaliyaay people /author: Allan Lamb ; illustrations: Warren Mason.Frill-necked lizard and the galahYuwaalaraay language D27D27Text in Yuwaaliyaay language with English translation.Batchelor, N.T. :Batchelor Press,20081 v. (unpaged) :col. ill.17 x 24 cm.Features the ancestral knowledge of the Yuwaaliyaay and Murrawarri people of northern New South Wales. Each includes a word list and pronunciation chart.398.450994Euahlayi (Australian people); Yualyai language--Texts.Mason, Warren.
99120316347020611862548102 (pbk);9781862548107 (pbk)Nharangga dhura midji =Narungga family terms /compiled by Narungga Aboriginal Progress Association.Narungga family terms.1st ed.Narungga language L1L1Moonta, S. Aust. :Narungga Aboriginal Progress Association,201058 p. :ill., 1 map30 cm.Provides a significant step in the ongoing survival of the Narungga language and provides for future generations the opportunity to have a greater understanding of identity and culture.499.15014Narangga language--South Australia--Orthography and spelling.; Narangga language--South Australia--Pronunciation.; Narangga (Australian people)--South Australia--Family relationships.; Narangga (Australian people)--South Australia--Social life and customs.Narungga Aboriginal Progress Association Inc.
99120316447020619781864650709 (pbk.);186465070224.95Broad, Neil.Eastern and Central Arrernte picture dictionary /compiled by Neil Broad ; with Eastern and Central Arrernte speakers.Arrernte language C8C8Text in Eastern Arrernte, Central Arrernte and English.Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,2008x, 179 p. :ill., maps30 cm.IAD Press picture dictionary series"This is a tool for people to gain or improve literacy in Eastern and Central Arrernte. It may also be useful for Eastern and Central Arrernte speakers to gain or improve literacy in English."--Provided by publisher.499.15317Eastern Arrernte language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Eastern Arrernte language.; Picture dictionaries, English.
99120316547020619781921350917 (pbk.)Nungarrayirli, Glorine Martin.Papa ka jakumanu warraki-jarrimi /yimi yirrarnu kuruwarri kujurnu, Glorine Martin Nungarrayirli ; yarda yirrrarnu, Ormay Gallager Nangalarlu.Warlpiri language C15C15Includes English translation of the Warlpiri language text.Yuendumu, N.T. :Bilingual Resources Development Unit,200916 p. :col. ill..22 cm.A reading level 3 Warlpiri language book.499.15Yuendumu (N.T.)--Languages--Texts.Warlpiri language--Readers.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Languages--Readers.; Readers (Primary)--Aboriginal Australians.Nangalarlu, Ormay Gallgher.; Bilingual Resources Development Unit (Yuendumu, N.T.)
99120316647020619781741311341 (pbk.);1741311349 (pbk.)Winmar, Dorothy Yurleen.Waakarl /storyteller: Dorothy Yurleen Winmar ; illustrator: Karen Winmar.Noongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Text in Noongar language with English translation.Batchelor, N.T. :Batchelor Press,20081 v. (unpaged) :col. ill.25 cm. +1 sound disc (CD) (4 3/4 in.).By and for the Noongar people of Perth and south-western WA; includes word list and pronunciation guide.398.450994Nyoongar (Australian people); Noongar languages--Texts.Winmar, Karen.
99120316747020619781862548145 (pbk.)Nharangga wanggadja =Narunnga speaking /compiled by Narungga Aboriginal Progress Association.Narunnga speaking1st ed.Narungga language L1L1In Narungga with English translations.Kent Town, S. Aust. :Wakefield Press,200971 p.21 cm.Contains Narungga and English versions of useful speeches. Is testimony to the belief that language is only as powerful as those who use it.499.15Narangga language--South Australia.; Narangga (Australian people)--South Australia--Social life and customs.; Speeches, addresses, etc., Australian--South Australia.Narungga Aboriginal Progress Association Inc.
99120316847020619781921350887 (pbk.)Nangalarlu, Ormay Gallgher.Kuyu kuja karlipa ngarni /yarda ngurrju-manu, Ormay Gallagher Nangalarlu.2nd ed.Warlpiri language C15C15Includes English translation of the Warlpiri language text.Yuendumu, N.T. :Bilingual Resources Development Unit,200923 p. :col. ill..22 cm.A reading level 1 Warlpiri language book.499.15Yuendumu (N.T.)--Languages--Texts.Warlpiri language--Readers.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Languages--Readers.; Readers (Primary)--Aboriginal Australians.Bilingual Resources Development Unit (Yuendumu, N.T.)
99120317047020619781921312526 (pbk.);1921312521 (pbk.)Tjupan dictionary 2008.Tjupan language A31A31Tjupan and English.[Port Hedland, W.A] :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,2008xxv, 92 p. :1 map30 cm."Tjupan is a language of the Goldfields region, described by Berndt (1959) as being north of Mulga Queen. Tjupan people are originally from the Wiluna area, from Darlot, Carnegie, Wongawol and Sandstone areas, and possibly through to the Menzies area. Many Tjupan people have migrated to other locations throughout the Goldfield's regions. The language may be referred to as Tjupan, Jupan, Thuradha (Bates) and Tjuparn Wangka. There are also references to the language being the same as Tjalkati, Kuwarra and Kurlujarra. These may be language names or ways of referring to the language which is referred to as Tjupan in this dictionary. There are few fluent speakers of the language, but many more people have a partial or passive understanding of the language, or who identify as being of Tjupan descent. Tjupan is a Pama-Nyungan language of the Wati family, along with several other western desert languages."--Introduction.499.15Tjupan language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Tjupan.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.; Western Desert languages--Dictionaries--English.Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.
99120317247020619781864650808 (hbk)Central & Eastern Anmatyerr to English dictionary /compiled by Jenny Green.Central and Eastern Anmatyerr to English dictionaryAnmatyerr language C81C81Alice Springs, N.T. :IAD Press,2010xxvii, 761 p. :ill., 1 map26 cm.The world's first comprehensive Anmatyerr dictionary! Covers both the Central and the Eastern dialects of Anmatyerr and contains over 8000 entries and 8500 example sentences. Includes English-Anmatyerr finder list, a guide to grammar and pronunciation and extensive cultural information.499.15Anmatyerre language--Dictionaries--English.; English--Dictionaries--Anmatyerre language.Green, Jenny(Jennifer Anne)
99120317347020619.78098E+12Arposio, Alex.A grammar for the Awabakal language /by Alex Arposio.Rev. ed. (Nov 2008)Awabakal language S66S66Cardiff, N.S.W. :Arwarbukarl Cultural Resource Association,2008270 p. :map31 cm.499.15Threlkeld, L. E.(Lancelot Edward),1788-1859.Awabakal language--Grammar.Threlkeld, L. E.(Lancelot Edward),1788-1859.; Arwarbukarl Cultural Resource Association Inc.
99120317447020619780977535194 (pbk.);0977535193 (pbk.)Jones, Caroline,1972-Darkinyung grammar and dictionary :revitalising a language from historical sources /Caroline Jones.Darkinyung language S65S65Nambucca Heads, N.S.W. :Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and Culture Co-operative,2008x, 182 p.25 cm."Darkinyung Language of Central Coast of New South Wales, dictionary and grammar, revitalising a language from historical records"--Provided by publisher.499.15Aboriginal Australians--Languages--Dictionaries.; Australian languages--Dictionaries--English.; Aboriginal Australians--New South Wales--Central Coast Region.
99120468347020619780646516097 (pbk.){dollar}19.95Kwatja, kwatja, kwatja! :kuprilya kwatja pintja /compiled by David and Lily Roennfeldt with the Ntaria School (MILR) Program committee.Arrernte language C8C8In Western Arrarnta with English translation.Hermannsburg, N.T. :Ntaria School Community,200940 p. :ill., ports.21 x 30 cm.499.15Hermannsburg Mission (N.T.)--History--Juvenile literature.Western Arrernte language--Readers.; Pipelines--Northern Territory--History--Juvenile literature.Roennfeldt, David.;Roennfeldt, Lily.; Ntaria School (MILR) Program committee.
9912075634702061Yunkaporta, Tyson.Decolonising education :an Indigenous learning journey /Tyson Yunkaporta.Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57[Aurukun, Qld.] :T. Yunkaporta,[200-]1 v. (unpaged)25 cm.Aurukun (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07)Wik Mungkan (Australian people)--Education.; Education - Teaching.--aiatsiss; Education - Skills and curriculum.--aiatsiss; Indigenous knowledge.--aiatsiss
99121383147020611875946578 (pbk)Payungu picture dictionary /Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre.Bayungu language W23W23Text in Bayunga and English.South Hedland, W.A. :Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,200645 p. :ill., 1 map30 cm. +1 CD-ROM.499.15Picture dictionaries.; Payungu language--Dictionaries--English.; English language--Dictionaries--Payungu.; Aboriginal Australians--Western Australia--Pilbara--Languages.Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre
99121451047020619.78098E+12Yarrbanthawu ki-Miriyiyu :looking for dolphins /Helene Marsh...[et. al.]Yanyuwa language N153N153Townsville, Qld. :School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, James Cook University,201036 p. :col. ill., maps30 cm. +1 CD-ROM.Developing a decision process based on expert knowledge to inform the management of dugongs and coastal dolphins in Northern Australia: The Yanyuwa sea country in the Northern Territory as a case study.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit333.959559Sir Edward Pellew Group (N.T.)Dugong--Northern Territory--Sir Edward Pellew Group.; Dolphins--Northern Territory--Sir Edward Pellew Group.; Dugong--Counting--Northern Territory--Sir Edward Pellew Group.; Dolphins--Counting--Northern Territory--Sir Edward Pellew Group.; Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Sir Edward Pellew Group.Marsh, H.(Helene),1945-
99122784747020619781108009287 (pbk.)Mathew, John,1849-1929.Two representative tribes of Queensland :with an inquiry concerning the origin of the Australian race /John Mathew ; [with an introduction by] A.H. Keane.Gubbi Gubbi / Kabi Kabi / Gabi Gabi language E29; Waka Waka / Wakka Wakka language E28E29; E28;Cambridge :Cambridge University Press,2010256 p., [7] leaves of plates :ill., map22 cm.306.0899915Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Religion.; Aboriginal Australians--Kinship--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.; Wakawaka (Australian people); Gubbi Gubbi (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians--Origin.
9912309784702061Browne, Michael.Doomadgeea history in pictures, volume 1/[compiled by Michael Browne].Yukulta / Ganggalidda language G34; Waanyi language G23; Garrwa language N155G34; G23; N155Qld. :Michael Browne,20081 videodisc (DVD) :sd., b.& w.4 3/4 in.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit994.38Dumadji / Doomadgee (Qld Gulf SE54-05)Doomadgee (Qld.)--History.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Doomadgee--History.; Aboriginal Australians--Reserves--Queensland--Doomadgee--History.
9912320454702061Pormpuraaw Art & Cultural Centre IncorporatedPormpuraaw Art and Cultural Centre IncorporatedKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Pormpuraaw, Qld. :Pormpuraaw Art & Cultural Centre Incorporated20101 DVD ( 12 mins) :sd., col.4 3/4 in.This DVD features interviews with Gilbert Jack, Marlene Helroyd, Elliott Koonuita, with art works by Christine Yantumba, Doreen Conrad, Rhiannon Edwards, Hedley Karyuka, Cecilia Peter, Elliot Koonutia, Eddie Kepple, Marlene Holroyd, Gilbert Jack, Bessie Holroyd, and Glen Simpson.Pormpuraaw / Edward River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-11)Pormpuraaw Art & Cultural Centre.Art, Aboriginal Australian--21st century.; Art, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Pormpuraaw.
99123417147020619781864999624 (pbk.)Memmott, Paul.Material culture of the North Wellesley Islands /Paul Memmott.Lardil language G38G38Brisbane, Qld. :Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit, University of Queensland,2010vi., 136 p. :ill., ports, maps30 cm.Research report series (University of Queensland. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit) ;no. 8.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit306.46Wellesley Islands (Qld Gulf Islands SE54-01)Material culture; Lardil (Australian people)--Social life and customs.; Lardil (Australian perople)--Marterial culture.University of Queensland.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit.
9912352304702061Opolera wetpur (the Holy Eucharist) [and] Gimgim lera Wetpur (communion of the sick) /translated into Miriam with help of Sam Passi and Asai Baruna, by Wilhelm Rechnitz.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2; Meriam Mir language Y3Y2; Y3[Sydney] :Pacific Christian Literature Society,1956 or 1957.20 p.18 cm.Ritual of the Mass in Meriam Mir language, probably for the Anglican Church. Possibly issued by the Diocese of Carpentaria, the Corporation of the Synod. Their emblem appears on the cover.264.035Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)Church of England--Torres Strait--Liturgy--Texts.Mass--Texts.; Kala Lagaw Ya language.; Meriam Mir language.; Torres Strait Islanders--Religion.Rechnitz, Wilhelm Lorenz,1899-1978.;Passi, Sam.;Baruna, Asai.; Church of England in Australia and Tasmania.Diocese of Carpentaria;Pacific Christian Literature Society;Church of England.Opolera wetpur.
9912352354702061Evangelia Iesu Keriso Mataion minarpalaizinga :(Tusi ina lesu Kerison mina Iadai)Evangelia Jesu Keriso Mataion minarpalaizinga;Tusi ina Jesu Kerison mina iadai;Mabuiag, four Gospels.Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1Text in Kala Lagaw Ya language.[Sydney] :British and Foreign Bible Society of Australia,1957240 p.18 cm.226.05/9915Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Mabuiag Island (Qld.)Kala Lagaw Ya language.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.Ray, Sidney H.(Sidney Herbert),1858-1939.; British and Foreign Bible Society in Australia
9912382904702061Aboriginal art activitiesYolngu people N230; Manggalili people (N137) (NT SD53-03)N230; N137Pomona, Qld :Sharing Culture,c2005-2007.1 cd-rom :sd, col.Art, Yolngu--Study and teaching (Elementary)--Audio-visual aids.; Activity programs in education.; Art.--aiatsiss; Performing arts.--aiatsiss; Education - Teaching - Materials.--aiatsiss; Education - Primary.--aiatsissMaymuru, Gadj.;Maymuru, Jodie.; Sharing Culture (Firm)
9912394824702061Erub era kodo mer :traditional and contemporary music and dance from Erub (Darnley) Torres Strait.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3[Thursday Island] :Torres Strait Regional Authority,c2010.2 compact discs (70 min.) :digital, stereo4 3/4 in.CD : Traditional Christian language hymns - Erub (Darnley Island) All Saints Choir : Adi Naospeli; Ad Mama Etag; All Saints (Erub (Darnley Island Anglican Church); Emeret Ge (Coming of the Light hymn); Yobahad Lugiz Marim Paret (Grace before meal); Meriba Opole (Cook sailor) (Thanksgiving hymn); Peirdi Esoau Meriba Ad (Thanksgiving hymn) -- Contemporary songs : Erubians / Fred Kiwat -- "Loyalty" Ane "Rebecca" / Richard Kiwat -- Tekeh me gor for ride / Fred Kiwat -- Baz mop / Richard Kiwat -- Contemporary Christian Kores - soloist : Mama Nali the Almighty / Billy Bourne; Ople de Tabara Kaimeg Giz / Billy Bourne -- Contemporary Christian Kores - Group - Erub (Darnley Island) All Saints Choir : July 1 Kores; Peace I give unto you -- Erub love songs: Mena Menali/tear stains/the sun goes down (medley) / George & Jenny Mye -- Children's songs - Tagai State College, Erub campus : Paret Amili; Zorom Zorom Baziarda; Au Sasmir Sasmir Omaskerr; Kiraro.Erub / Darnley Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Coming of the Light Festival.Hymns, Meriam Mir.; Songs, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Darnley Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Darnley Island--Music.; Love songs--Queensland--Darnley Island.; Children's songs--Queensland--Darnley Island.; Dance, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Darnley Island.Neuenfeldt, Karl.;Kepa, Will.;Pegrum, Nigel.;Charles, Brett.; Torres Strait Regional Authority
99124054647020610858835576Sommer, Bruce A.Speaking Kunjen :an ethnography of Oykangand kinship and communication /Bruce A. Sommer.Uw Oykangand language Y101Y101Canberra :Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University,2006xvii, 248 p. :map25 cm.Pacific linguistics ;582.This book examines the interface between language and kinship in the Australian Aboriginal language Kunjen which is spoken in the Cape York region of northern Queensland . The author shows that kinship relations play a major role in determining the kinds of linguistic interactions that are appropriate for different groups of individuals. The social meaning of utterances depends more than anything else on kinship and one's kin relations with those one communicates with. The rules of interpretation used by Kunjen speakers to mediate kinship and language are as complex and as pervasive as the grammatical rules of the language itself, and help to reveal aspects of linguistic structure that might not otherwise be obvious. Conversely, kinship structures can be illuminated, if not revealed, by the study of language use.Oykangand language.; Kinship--Australia--Terminology.; Aboriginal Australians--Kinship.Australian National University.Pacific Linguistics.
9912409934702061Mathews, R. H.(Robert Hamilton),1841-1918.Language, organization and initiation ceremonies of the Kogai tribes, Queensland /by R. H. Mathews.Kogai language D38D38Berlin :Verlag Von A. Asher & Co.,1904pp.[28]-3826 cm.305.89915Kogai (Australian people)--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Rites and ceremonies.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Social life and customs.
9912410604702061Mornington Island corroboree songsauthentic dance songs of Australian Aborigines on Mornington Island.Lardil language G38; Wakabunga language G15G38; G15[Melbourne, Vic.] :W&G Records,[197-?]1 sound disc :analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo.12 in.1. Didjeridoo -- 2. Waranbi -- 3. Thuwathu -- 4 Birinjul -- 5. Didjeridoo -- 6. Wida-Manda -- 7. Coral Sea Dance -- 8. Dingo Dance -- 9. Crocodile Dance -- 10. Pelican Dance -- 11. Wanga with Didjeridoo -- 12. Shooting Star Dance -- 13. Small cloud and sea -- 14. Didjeridoo Solo. Side 2: 1. Didjeridoo -- 2. Indian Hawker -- 3. Driving Away the Mulgri Spirit -- 4. Dumara -- 5. Didjeridoo -- 6. A Childbirth Song -- 7. Thuwathu -- 8. Initiation Song --9. Farewell.781.629915Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Mornington Island--Songs and music.; Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Mornington Island.
9912591984702061Hopevale School 1993Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82[Queensland] :[Hopevale School],19931 videocassette :sd., col.1/2 in.Guugu Yimithir Day 06/08/93 -- Year 2 Games Day 11/08/93.371Hopevale State School.Schools--Queensland--Hopevale.; Guugu Yimidhirr (Australian people)Hopevale State School.
9912592244702061Pamele owmanan ante-natal video for Torres Strait women. /National Women's Consultative Council.Kriol language P1P1Spoken in Kriol.[Queensland :Queensland Health,1992.]1 videocassette (VHS) :sd., col.1/2 in.618.24Women, Torres Strait Islander--Health and hygiene--Queensland, Northern.; Women, Aboriginal Australian--Health and hygiene--Queensland, Northern.; Prenatal care--Queensland, Northern.; Pregnancy--Queensland, Northern.National Women's Consultative Council (Australia)
9912592974702061Piper, Nick.A sketch grammar of Meryam Mir /Nick Piper.Meriam Mir language Y3Y3[Canberra, A.C.T. :Nick Piper ; Ausralian National University],1989v, 224 p. :maps30 cm.Description of phonology, grammar and syntax for Meriam Mir and notes on use of Creole, English and grieving language; interlinear texts appended.499.15Meriam Mir language--Grammar.; Papuan languages--Grammar.; Torres Strait Islanders--Languages.
9912595314702061Oates, Lynette F.(Lynette Frances)Kuku-Yalanji dictionary /by Lynette F. Oates.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Albury, N.S.W :Freelance Desktop Publishing,1993126 p. :ill.30 cm.499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Dictionaries
9912595644702061Alpher, Barry Jacob,1940-Son of ergative :the Yir Yiront language of northeast Australia /by Barry Jacob Alpher.Yir Yoront language Y72Y72Ann Arbor, Mich. :Cornell University,1973xii, 412 leaves :maps21 x 30 cm.499.15Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)--Languages.Yir-Yoront language.; Australian languages--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.
99125958347020610868922269Australian phonologies :collected papers /editor, Bruce Waters.Wubuy language N128; Burarra language N82; Kala Lagaw Ya language Y1N128; N82; Y1Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,1981xiii, 269 p.26 cm.Work papers of SIL-AAB. Series A ;v. 5499.15Aboriginal Australians--Periodicals.; Australian languages--Periodicals.Waters, Bruce.; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch.
99126126747020619781921843006 (pbk.)Sirriss, Vi,d. 2010.Down to the pond /[written and illustrated by Vi Sirriss]Includes Nyawaigi words.Thuringowa, Qld. :Black Ink Press,c2011.1 v. (unpaged) :ill.15 cm.The author has been identified ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/qld-authors " target="_blanksignificant to Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal depositA823.4Fishing--Juvenile fiction.
9912635994702061Speaking Jirrbal and Girramay.Dyirbal / Jirrbal language Y123; Girramay language Y127Y123; Y127[S.l. :s.n.,1978?]1 v. (various pagings)30 cm.499.15Australian languages--Queensland, Northern--Vocabulary.
9912653754702061Torres Straits Sea Transport Study Working PartyReport by the Islanders on sea transport for the Torres Strait area /ed. by J. Nona, G. Mye, N. Billy and T. Mau.Mawng language N64N64[Thursday Island] :Torres Strait Sea Transport Working Party?,[198-]iv, 44 p. :maps30 cm.Lists recommendations of Working Party on sea transport, including cargo requirements, passenger accommodation, ownership and management of vessels, fares and frieght, crew wages and conditions, port facilities; Details DATA Survey of Inter-island Travel; criticism of role of DATA.387.54Waiben / Thursday Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55)Queensland.--Department of Aboriginal and Islanders Advancement.Shipping--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands.; Passenger ships--Queensland--Torres Strait Islands
9913655734702061Ba'il muzikKincha Ngumpulungu songs from the East Coast Lockhart River.Kincha Ngumpulungu songs from the East Coast Lockhart RiverUmpila language Y45; Kuuku Ya'u language Y22Y45; Y22Lockhart River, Qld. :Lockhart River Aboriginal Shire Council,c2006.1 sound disc (48 min.) :digital4 3/4 in. +program notes.Traditional: Malandachi -- Minya pu calumana -- Nguna rewai -- Yakai pilupia -- Nanchi nampulongo -- Pipii mampai / Traditional clan groups singers and musicians ; Contemporary: Saguba lani tinma -- Kua kara -- Nachi unchi -- Wantilanu -- Minya thapu -- Boombem boombem -- Wathati -- Kail awa ; Hymns and choruses: Piipi kanipa -- Palu kalmi Jesu -- Jesu ampiina -- My life in trouble -- Jesus my Lord -- God most high / St. James Church Community Choir.782.4216299Yau / Layoak Islet (Qld TSI SC54-08)Lockhart River (Qld.)Folk music--Queensland--Lockhart River.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Lockhart River Region--Music.; Kuuku Yau (Australian people)--Music.; Hymns--Queensland--Lockhart River.Charles, Brett.;Neuenfeldt, Karl.;Pegrum, Nigel.; Lockhart River Aboriginal Shire (Qld.).Council.
99136894947020610646274511Bibara badji! :hit the clapsticks! /researched and written by Michael Quinn ; illustrated by Martha 'Cookie' Brim.Bibara Badji :hit the sticksDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106[Cairns, Qld.] :Mantaka Aboriginal Shanty Corporation,c1996.[19] p. :bill30 cm.499.15Songs, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.; Dance, Aboriginal Australian--Queensland--Cape York Peninsula.Quinn, Michael,1948-
9913690314702061Nathan , KirstyThe curse /written by Kirsty Nathan ; illustrated by Kirsty Nathan & Amanda McInnerney.Kalaw Lagaw Ya / Kala Lagaw Ya language Y2; Tiwi language N20Y2; N20Text in English (p.5) ; Kala Lagaw Ya - Central Western. Torres Straits (p. 8) ; Tiwi - Bathurst Island (p.11) ; Aboriginal English - Normanton/Bourketown (p.14)Clifton beach, Qld. :Wangetti Education Centre,1996?16 p. :ill.30 cm.614.5993Aboriginal Australians--Health and hygiene.; Torres Strait Islanders--Health and hygiene.; AIDS (Disease); AIDS (Disease)--Social aspects.; AIDS (Disease)--Prevention.; Kala Lagaw Ya language; Tiwi language (Australia)McInnerney, Amanda.
99137191747020619780980535945 (pbk.)Yuke, Kym.Caring for Kiara :a healthy Jarjum /story by Kym Yuke; art by Laura Turk.Yugambeh language E17E17Chiefly English with some words in Yugambeh.Brisbane, Qld. :Binabar,2011[15] p. :col. ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.; Yugambeh language--Dialects.; Children, Aboriginal Australian--Health and hygiene--Queensland.Turk, Laura.
99137213947020619781742582962 (pbk.)Scott, Kim,1957-Mamang /an old story retold by Kim Scott, Iris Woods and the Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project ; with artwork by Jeffrey Farmer, Helen Nelly and Roma Winmar (Yibiyung).Noongar / Nyoongar language W41W41In the Noongar language and English.Crawley, W.A. :UWA Publishing,201136 p. :col. ill.23 x 28 cm."This book was inspired by a story Freddie Winmer told the linguist Gerhardt Laves at Albany, Western Australia, around 1931."--P. 3.;Mamang was created as part of an Indigenous language recovery project led by Kim Scott and the Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project.A899.1534Whales--Fiction.; Noongar (Australian people)--Folklore.; Noongar languages--Texts.Winmer, Freddie.;Scott, Kim,1957-;Woods, Iris.;Farmer, Jeffrey,1977-;Nelly, Helen.;Winmar, Roma.; Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project.
99137214147020619781742582955 (pbk.) :{dollar}24.95Scott, Kim,1957-Noongar Mambara Bakitj /an old story retold by Kim Scott, Lomas Roberts and the Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project ; with artwork by Geoffrey Woods and Anthony Roberts.Noongar / Nyoongar language W41W41Noongar language and English.Crawley, W.A. :UWA Publishing,201142 p. :col. ill.23 x 28 cm.Noongar Mambara Bakitj was created as part of an Indigenous language recovery project led by Kim Scott and the Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project.A899.1534Noongar (Australian people)--Folklore.; Noongar languages--Texts.Scott, Kim,1957-;Roberts, Lomas,1939-2009.;Woods, Geoffrey,1963-2010.;Roberts, Anthony.; Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project.
99137554847020619.31951E+12Poruma Ngaulai:music & dance from Poruma (Coconut Island) Torres Strait.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Queensland :Torres Strait Regional Authority,20112 compact discsdigital, stereo,4 3/4 in. +1 DVDA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit781.629915Poruma / Purma / Coconut Island (Qld TSI SC54-12)Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Poruma Island--Songs and music.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Poruma Island--Music.; Dance, Torres Strait Islander--Queensland--Poruma Island.
9913757454702061Koko Yalanji and Koko Yimidir people - spoken word Bible lessons.Kuku Yalanji language Y78; Guugu Yimithirr language Y82Y78; Y82[S.l. :G.R .2008].2 compact discsanalog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 7 in. + notes (2 p.)4 3/4 in.+ 10 sound discs :CD 1. 3324 L-1A: Wawu Wulanyamun Wanjabu (7:08) -- 3324 L-1B: Kangkal Ngakijin (7:14) -- 3324-2A: Jesus Walngkan Daman (7:20)-- 3324 L2B: Jesus Juranman Baja (6:53) -- 3324-LA3: Bayab Jinalimunbu (7:06) -- 3324 L-3B: Ngaykundu Balka Jesusanka (7:11) -- 3324 L-4A: Yunda Ngakkunji Kadayda (7:00) -- 3324 L-B4: Christian Yalaku (6:57) -- 324 L-5A: God Bamanda Walaada (7:03) -- 3324 L-B5B: Jesus Wulan Ngananka Bama Jirakal (7:10);CD 2. 3325 L-1A: Gugu Jirringu (6:59) -- 3225 L-B1: Gaari Yinilmanaya (7:03) -- 3325 L-2A: Bayan Nambalbi (7:13) -- 3325 L-2B: Jesusngu Ngadu Miirila (7:04) -- 3325 L-4A: Noah (7:16) -- 3325 L-B4: Ngana Bama Jesusbi (7:00) -- 3325 L-5A: Milbi Bama Maanadiga (7:18) -- 3325 L-5B: Godgal Gugu Balgaaigu (7:09) -- 3325 L-6A: Miiril Ngana Binaal (7:01) -- 3325 L-6B: Wal Bama Nila (6:59)781.629915Bloomfield River Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Bloomfield River Region--Songs and music.; Kuku-Yalanji (Australian people)--Songs and music.; Kuku-Yalanji (Australian people)--Religion.; Kuku-Yalanji (Australian people)--Social life and customs.Bible--Study and teaching--Queensland--Bloomfield River region.
99138854947020619781921519741 (pbk)Jaru plants and animals :Aboriginal flora and fauna knowledge from the south-east Kimberley and western Top End, north Australia /Bonnie Deegan...[et al.].Jaru language K12K12Includes scientific names, English and Jaru names.Halls Creek, W. A. :;Palmerston, N. T. :Kimberley Language Resource Centre ;;Dept. of Natural Resources, Environment, the Arts and Sport,2010188 p. :ill. (some col.), map, col. ports,25 cm.Northern Territory botanical bulletin ;no. 36.Introduction: background; Regional setting; Flora of Jaru country; Jaru language; Jaru terms for common implements and tools -- Fieldwork and biological knowledge recording : climate of Jaru country; Jaru seasons -- Jaru country, Jaru people and field work photographs -- Jaru plant names and uses : trees and shrubs; cycads, palms and pandanus; herbs (small plants that do not have woody stems); mistletoes and orchid; climbers and vines; grasses and grass-like plants; lilies and water plants; mangroves and saltwater plants; yams; introduced plants -- Jaru animal names and uses: birds; fish; freshwater animals; frogs; reptiles; mammals; insects; other animals (invertebrates); feral and introduced animals -- Discussion : categorisation of Jaru plant use; categorisation of Jaru animal use -- Index of Jaru plant and animal names -- Jaru language sounds and how to make them.578.6089991509429;578.60899915Kimberley area (WA SD51, SD52, SE51, SE52)Kimberley (W.A.)Djaru (Australian people)--Ethnobotany.; Djaru (Australian people)--Ethnozoology.; Plants, Useful--Australia, Northern.; Plants, Useful--Western Australia--Kimberley.; Jaru (Australian people)--Ethnozoology.; Ethnobiology--Australia--Kimberley (W.A.).; Ethnobotany--Australia--Kimberley (W.A.).; Ethnobotany--Australia, Northern.; Ethnobiology--Northern Territory.; Plants, Useful--Australia--Kimberley (W.A.).; Jaru (Australian people)--Ethnobotany.; Plants, Useful--Northern Territory.; Animals--Kimberley (W.A.).; Ethnobiology--Kimberley (W.A.).; Plants--Kimberley (W.A.).; Ethnobiology--Australia, Northern.Deegan, Bonnie.; Kimberley Language Resource Centre;Northern Territory.Department of Natural Resources, Environment, the Arts and Sport.
99140346047020619780646567433 (pbk.);0646567438 (pbk.)Titasey, Catherine,author.Ina's story :the memoir of a Torres Strait Islander woman /Catherine Titasey.Kulkalgaw Ya people Y4; Kulkalgaw Ya language Y4Y4[Thursday Island, Qld.] :Catherine Titasey,2012xi, 148 pages :illustrations, genealogical tables, maps, portraits21 cm.Catherine began writing in early 2007, not long after she resigned from full-time work. She struggled with her new status as full-time mother of four, the youngest, only one. Since, she has been writing short stories about life and death (and everything in between) in the Torres Strait, some of which have been recognised in competitions. With financial support from the Torres Strait Regional Authority, Catherine has published, Ina's Story, the memoirs of her 84 year old mother-in-law, Ina Titasey, nee Mills. Ina lived a semi-subsistence lifestyle on Naghir Island in the Torres Strait and became one of the Mills Sisters, the internationally known singing grandmas. Catherine's research for the memoir uncovered a few surprises for Ina.305.4209944Waiben / Thursday Island (Qld TSI SC54-11)Thursday Island (Qld.)--History.; Thursday Island (Qld.)--Social life and customs.Mills, Ina.Women--Australia--Thursday Island (Qld.)--Biography.; Women singers--Australia--Thursday Island (Qld.)--Biography.; Torres Strait Islanders--Biography.; History - Biographies - Indigenous--aiatsiss; Music - Musicians - Singers--aiatsissBiographies.--lcgft
9914096184702061Songs from Yorke Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in native Torres Strait Islander with English translation.Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,[2002]40 p. :ill., music, map30 cm.781.629915Masig / Yorke Island (Qld TSI SC54-08)Yorke Island (Qld)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Yorke Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Yorke Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
9914096194702061Songs from Warraber Island /collected, edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in native Torres Strait Islander with English translation.Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200228 p. :ill., music, map30 cm.781.629915Warraber Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Warraber Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Warraber Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
9914312264702061Songs from Dauan Island /edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.2nd ed.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200024 p. :ill., music, map29 cm.781.6209992Dauan Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Dauan Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Dauan Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
9914312274702061Songs from Saibai Island /edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards2nd ed.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,201112 p. :ill., music, map29 cm.781.6209992Saibai Island (Qld.)--Songs and musicFolk songs--Queensland--Saibai Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Saibai Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008
9914312284702061Songs from Darnley Island /edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards.1st ed.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Kuranda, Qld :Rams Skull Press,200032 p. :ill., music, map30 cm.781.6209915Darnley Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Darnley Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Darnely Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
9914312314702061Songs from Murray Island /edited and illustrated by Ron EdwardsKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200040 p. :ill., music, map30 cm.781.6209915Murray Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Murray Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Murray Island--Music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
9914312324702061Songs from Coconut Island /edited and illustrated by Ron EdwardsKalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Kuranda, Qld :Rams Skull Press,200024 p. :ill., music, map30 cm.781.6209915Coconut Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Coconut Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Coconut Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
9914312334702061Songs from Stephen Island /edited and illustrated by Ron Edwards3rd ed. (Rev. and enlarged)Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2Lyrics in Kalaw Kawaw Ya with English translation.Kuranda, Qld. :Rams Skull Press,200040 p. :ill., music, maps30 cm.781.6209915Stephen Island (Qld.)--Songs and music.Folk songs--Queensland--Stephen Island.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Stephen Island--Songs and music.Edwards, Ron,1930-2008.
99144242747020619781922059208 (pbk.);192205920X (pbk.)Dan, Henry "Seaman",1927-author.Steady steady :the life and music of Seaman Dan /Henry 'Seaman' Dan and Karl Neuenfeldt.Life and music of Seaman DanMeriam Mir language Y3; Kalaw Lagaw Ya / Kala Lagaw Ya language (Y1) (Qld TSI SC54-07); Meriam people Y3Y3; Y1Canberra, ACT :Aboriginal Studies Press,2013170 pages :illustrations, portraits23 cm.An autobiography by Henry 'Seaman' Dan, which explores his working life as musician, pearl-shell diver, boat skipper, drover, prospector and taxi driver.305.89915Waiben / Thursday Island (Qld TSI SC54-11)Torres Strait--Social life and customs.Dan, Henry "Seaman",1927---Songs and music.Singers--Torres Strait--Biography.; Musicians--Torres Strait--Biography.; Torres Strait Islanders--Biography.; History - Biographies - Indigenous - Autobiographies--aiatsiss; Occupations - Pearlers--aiatsiss; Music - Musicians - Singers--aiatsiss; Race relations - Racial discrimination - Curfews and movement restrictions--aiatsissAutobiographies.--lcgft;Torres Strait Islander (local).--lcgftNeuenfeldt, Karl,author.
9914944084702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at AberfeldyYalarnnga people G8; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G8; G13copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Negative numbers: 86283, 86285, 86286;One of the images is captioned on the reverse: L-R Harry Wilson and baby Woodrow, Harry (ex tracker), George Thorpe seated, Norman Kennedy and baby Norma, Polly Wilson (who saved George's life) and child Kathleen, Mrs Norman Kennedy.Duchess (Qld Far West SF54-06)Aberfeldy (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944104702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Albert River (Burketown)Ganggalidda people G30; Garrwa people N155G30; N155copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.This is an enlarged image of Landsborough's Dig tree, located near Burketown, alongside one of a small group of Aboriginal people seated underneath it. Image sourced from 'The Queenslander' 23 November 1901, p.993. Negative number: 79800Burketown (Qld Gulf SE54-06)Albert River (Qld. : North-West Region)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944114702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Alexandria Downs StationIndjilandji people G14; Waanyi people G23G14; G23copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Includes images from: API-94, Plass photograph album; APE-88, Smith photograph album;Negatives: 45037, 45078, 125192, 163250, 125023Alexandria (North NT SE53-16)Alexandria Downs (NT. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944124702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Alice River & DistrictIningai people L41L41copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Negative numbers: 72054, 51641. 190583Alice River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944144702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Alroy Downs StationIndjilandi people G14G14copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Includes image captioned: Broncho yard, Alroy Downs, 1966. Negative number: 59701Gulunurru / Alroy Downs (North NT SE53-12)Alroy Downs (N.T. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944154702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Amity Point (Pulan)Noonuccal people E21E21copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Included are two images of Tommy Nuggin (Gendarieba) father of Willie Nuggin. 1, taken in 1912 copied from photograph held by A.E. Webster, Wesley Street, Dunwich. Negative number: 165141; 2. no provenance, Negative number: 23904Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15); Amity Point (Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island SE Qld SG56-15)Amity Point (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944164702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Archer RiverWik Ngathan people Y54Y54copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;The majority of these images have been sourced from: OM92-190, Thomas Illidge Cutting Book; one from the Annual report, Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1913.Negative numbers: 79766, 79772, 79779, 79780, 79783, 79784;Negative numbers: 107721, 107723, 107724, 107729, 107742-107745, 107792Archer River (Qld.); Aurukun (Qld.); Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944184702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Arrabury StationMarrulha people L33; Ngananhina people L48; Yandruwandha people L18L33; L48; L18copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Negatives numbers: 55902, 146058, 98113. Includes: King Barney's plate; Barney - King of Arrabury, and others.Arrabury (Qld Far West SG54-11)Arrabury (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944204702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Atherton & DistrictYidindji people Y117Y117copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;See also images in the Atherton Tableland copy print collection.Atherton (NE Qld SE55-05)Atherton Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944214702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Atherton TablelandMbabaram people Y115Y115copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;See also images in the Atherton & District copy print collection.Atherton Tableland (NE Qld SE55-05)Atherton Tableland (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944234702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Aurukun MissionWik Ngathan people Y54Y54copy printsb&w/col.Images include: Mission buildings, Geraldine and Bill Mackenzie, Sam Kerindun and Moira Yunkaporta (nee Wolmbeng); Samuel Pootchenunka and Beulah.;Sources include: Annual report, Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1910, 1913 & 1953;Negatives: 51660, 51661, 57744, 63684, 78431, 78597, 78631, 99975, 107804, 107806, 107807, 108893, 109982; 158600;See also: images in the Archer River copy print collection. Some images duplicated in 'Large' collection;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;See also images in the Archer River copy print collection.Archer River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-07, SD54-08)Archer River (Qld.); Aurukun (Qld.); Cape York Peninsula (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944244702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Avon Downs StationIndjilandji people G14G14copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Sources include: North Queensland Register, 1939. Negatives: 4684, 44991, 45004, 45084, 54746Avon Downs (Central NT SF53-04)Avon Downs (Qld : Homestead)Aboriginal Australians--Northern Territory--Photographs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944254702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at AyrBindal people E61; Yuru people E62E61; E62copy printsb&w/col.Image of Aboriginal football team, sourced from The Queenslander, 1920, photographer Fred Gilmour. Negative 79810;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Ayr (NE Qld SE55-15)Ayr (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944264702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Babinda DistrictWanyurr people Y165; Majay people Y119;Y165; Y119copy printsb&w/col.Images include: Negatives: 7970, 72394;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Babinda (NE Qld SE55-06)Babinda Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944284702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Balonne RiverBigambul people D34; Guwamu people D33; Mandandanji people D44D34; D33; D44copy printsb&w/col.Reckitt and Mills photograph, see APE-14 negative 17452;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Balonne River (SW Qld SG55)Balonne River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944294702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at BamagaAngkamuthi people Y7; Atampaya people Y183; Gudang people Y191; Yadhaykenu people Y8Y7; Y183; Y191; Y8copy printsb&w/col.Photographs in this collection consist principally of images of buildings and farms such as the sawmill, schools, the hospital, with views of banana and pumpkin growing.;Sources include: Chief Protector's Report, 1954; Report of Director of Native Affairs, 1958.;Negatives: 79639, 78640, 78686, 78691, 78692, 78794, 78807, 78812, 78813, 78814, 186741, 190342, 190343;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Bamaga (Qld Far North Cape York SC54-11)Bamaga (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944304702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at BarambahWakka Wakka people E28E28copy printsb&w/col.Photographs in this collection include images of Aboriginal groups and individuals, sporting events and cultural ceremonies, Europeans, settlement buildings and farming. (approx. 70 images);Sources include: Chief Protector's Report, 1903, 1908; Annual report of Aboriginals, 1907, 1912; The Queenslander, 1931; Matthew Nathan collection; OM92-190, Thomas Illidge cutting book; APA-96, Barambah Aboriginal Settlement photograph album (Doctor Pointon) and others.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Cherbourg (Qld.)Barambah (Qld. : Station)--PhotographsAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944334702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Barcaldine & DistrictIningai people L41; Wadjabangai people L39L41; L39copy printsb&w/col.Photographs in this collection include images of groups, individuals, sporting events. Descriptions supplied by Dave Thompson.;Identified are: Annie Tears; Muriel Thompson; Maisie Thompson; Reilly Thompson; Carmel Shields (daughter of Alice); Cissy Thompson; Alice Shields; King Chuckey (aka Charlie Hunt); Aulbry Miller; Carrie Solomon; Gerry Thompson; Fred Woods; Charlie Woods; Henry Mimi (son of Dulcie Barnes?); Rupert Barnes (son of Snapper and Alice Barnes, born Springsure); Henry Gadd and Madaline Hill (both born Springsure); Barcaldine State School group including Gerry Thompson; David Thompson and sister Cissy (Lake Dolly); Geraldine and Annie Fraser; George Thompson; John McClelland.;Negatives: 40662, 72043, 72044, 72047, 72048, 72049, 72052, 72058, 72059, 72063, 72064, 72066, 72067, 72068, 72070;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Barcaldine (Qld Far West SF55-13)Barcaldine (Qld. : Region)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944344702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Barron FallsDjabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106copy printsb&w/col.The Djabugandji Bama people are Traditional Owners of the area Djirri Nyundu Nyrrumba, which includes Barron Falls and Barron Gorge National Park.;Photographs of an Aboriginal shelter, Barron Falls, sourced from: Annual report, Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1913Negatives: 57745, 107791;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Barron Gorge (NE Qld SE55-02)Barron Falls (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944354702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Barron RiverDjabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106copy printsb&w/col.The Djabugandji Bama people are Traditional Owners of the area known as Djirri Nyundu Nyrrumba, which includes Barron Falls and Barron Gorge National Park.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Aboriginal people in the vicinity of the Barron River; Native Mounted Police, sourced from the North Queensland Register, 1933. Negatives: 31246,70268, 72388, 190427Barron River (NE Qld SE55-02, SE55-05)Barron River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944364702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Batavia RiverKaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Yinwum people Y29; Atampaya people Y183Y44; Y29; Y183copy printsb&w/col.The Northern Kaanju, Yinwum and Atambaya people are collectively referred to as the Batavia Traditional Owners.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Includes images from APO-42/3, Hanlon Official Tour photograph album; The Queenslander and other sources. One is captioned: Kitty Pluto, Lower Camp, Batavia.Mapoon (Qld NW Cape York SC54-15, SD54-03)Batavia River (Qld)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944374702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bayley Island (Jurrmanki)Lardil people G38; Gananggalinda people G37G38; G37copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;Source: OM92-190, Thomas Illidge Cutting Book. Negative numbers: 79765, 79768, 79767, 79775, 79771, 79777, 79806, 79808, 79814, 79815, 107739, 107746, 107747,Bayley Island (Qld Gulf Wellesley Islands SE54-01)Bayley Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944384702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at BeaudesertMununjali people E76E76copy printsb&w/col.The Mununjali, also known as the Beaudesert clan, are the people of the Mid-Logan River valley. The name Mununjali is derived from Munun - Burnt Earth and refers to the dark volcanic soil that is typical of their country. They are one of nine distinct named clan groups of the Yugambeh people, an Aboriginal nation whose traditional lands are the Beaudesert area in the Scenic Rim, Queensland.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;Images include: students of Beaudesert State School, 1939 - named are Jimmy Bonner, Vera Williams, and Kathleen Williams as published in the Beaudesert Times 22 December 1939; group taken at Widgee Creek Aboriginal Settlement; as well as family groups - Tootsie Coolwell, George Clark, Annie Page, Louisa Clark; Tottie Quicksilver and son.;Negative numbers: 48266, 48267, 48268, 57135, 107869, 147561, 186267, 183268, 183272, 183284Beaudesert (SE Qld SG56-14)Beaudesert (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944394702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bedourie DistrictKaranya people L32L32copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;Group with caption on reverse: Carbine's daugheter Lizzie? and Bruce Bismark ? Negative number: 98103Bedourie (Qld Far West SG54-01)Bedourie Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944404702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at BeenleighYugambeh people E17; Mununjali people E76E17; E76copy printsb&w/col.Beenleigh and the Albert and Logan River region, was the traditional home of the Yugambeh and Mununjali people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;Negative numbers: 21299, 21312, 56366Beenleigh (SE Qld SG56-15)Beenleigh (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944414702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bellenden KerDyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123; Girramay people Y127; Jirribarra Mamu people Y151; Mbabaram people Y115; Warrgamay people Y134; Yidindji people Y117Y123; Y127; Y151; Y115; Y134; Y117copy printsb&w/col.Includes photographs for Bellenden Ker Mission;The Bellenden Ker Range (Wooroonooran) in North Queensland was home to the Ngajanji, also written Ngadyan, and Ngadjon-Jii, an Indigenous Australian people of the rainforest region south of Cairns. They are one of 8 groups, the others being: Yidin, Mamu, Dyirbal, Girramay, Warrgamay, Waruŋu and Mbabaram, of the Dyirbal tribes;Many of these images have been sourced from: API-3, Archibald Meston photograph album; photographer A.A. White; some reproduced in The Queenslander.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Bellenden Ker / Bartle Frere (NE Qld SE55-06)Bellenden Ker (Qld.); Yarrabah (Qld.); Yarrabah Aboriginal Reserve (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944424702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bentinck Island (Dulka Warngiid)Kaiadilt people G35G35copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;Negative numbers: 23176, 158585, 158610, 58611Bentinck Island (Qld Gulf Wellesley Islands SE54-02)Bentinck Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944444702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Birdsville & DistrictWangkangurru people L27; Yarluyandi people L31L27; L31copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Aboriginal Tracker, Corporal Tommy, and several groups (unidentified). Negatives: 169809, 169822, 190665, 190666Birdsville (Qld Far West SG54-05)Birdsville Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944464702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Blackall & DistrictKungkari people L38L38copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Group at Blackall or Bowen; Harry Dudley, the first Aboriginal to fly in Queensland. Source Sydney Mail, 27 April 1921. Negatives: 78432, 33203Blackall (SW Qld SG55-01)Blackall Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944484702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bladensburg StationGuwa people G91; Karuwali people L35; Maiawali people L40G91; L35; L40copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image:Aboriginal drawings on walls of cave at Williams Spring, Blandenburg Station. Negative: 57287Winton (Qld Far West SF54-12)Bladensburg (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944504702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bloomfield River MissionBloomfield River Aboriginal Mission StationKuku Yalanji people Y78Y78copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Sources: APE-61, Bloomfield River and District Photographs; Queensland Heritage, v.2 no.6. Negative numbers: 103572, 103575, 187829Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield River (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Bloomfield River Mission Station (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944524702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bluff Downs StationGudjal people E60E60copy printsb&w/col.Gudjal people lived across the Charters Towers Region, especially along the Burdekin and Broughton Rivers, around the basalt country and its lagoons and west to the White Mountains National Park. Gudjal country shares borders with the Gugu Badhun, Yirandali and Jangga people with whom strong connections still exist.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Charters Towers (E Qld SF55-02)Bluff Downs (Qld. : Station.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944534702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Boomarra StationMayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G16copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Aboriginal employees, Boomarra Station. Source: Chief Protector of Aboriginals 1909. Negative: 108898Boomarra (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Boomarra (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944554702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Boonah & DistrictMununjali people E76; Yugambeh people E17; Yuggera people E23E76; E17; E23copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.;The Boonah and Scenic Rim district was the traditional home of the Mununjali, Yugambeh and Ugarapul Aboriginal people.Images include: Two of Susan (tribal name Bunjoey) ; Enid Bell and Susan, Coochin Coochin Station; three of 'Salvation Jacko' [aka Jimmy Foote] pictured with his family (Campbell Praed). Sources: The Queenslander, 1934; Photographer Dr Harry Martin Lightoller reproduced in 'My Australian Girlhood' by Rosa Campbell Praed, 1902. Negatives: 8842, 8843, 10422, 16074, 18942, 146839, 158854.;Susan McCarthy, whose tribal name was Bunjoey, daughter of Moonpago, was the last of the Ugarapul people who lived nearby to Coochin Coochin Station.Boonah (SE Qld SG56-14)Boonah Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944574702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Boondooma StationDjagunda people E27; Wakka Wakka people E28E27; E28copy printsb&w/col.Boondooma Station is located on Mundubbera-Durong Road, Boondooma, South Burnett Region. It is situated on the traditional lands of the Djagunda and Wakka Wakka people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Boondooma (SE Qld SG56-09)Boondooma (Qld. : Station)--PhotographsAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944584702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Booubyjan StationWakka Wakka people E28E28copy printsb&w/col.Booubyjan Station is located 32 km north of Murgon, in the Burnett District; the Wakka Wakka people are recognised as the traditional custodians of this land.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: two groups attributed to Booubyjan Station, one dated c1880. Identified in one group is Booubyjan Cobbo, born c1865.;Negatives: 17128, 188323Murgon (SE Qld SG56-10)Booubyjan (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographs; stations (properties)--APTphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944594702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Boulia & DistrictAyerrerenge people G12; Bularnu people G121; Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Pitta Pitta people G6; Rakaya people G4; Ringu Ringu people G7; Warluwarra people G10; Yalarnnga people G8G12; G121; G13; G6; G4; G7; G10; G8copy printsb&w/col.Boulia and Urandangi was the meeting ground for many Indigenous tribes including: the Pitapita, the Kalkadoon, the Yulluna, the Yalarrnga, the Bularnu Waluwarra Wangkayuju and the Wanggamala people where they were assured of permanent water.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: King Peter of Boulia wearing a breastplate and others; Toby, of Ardmore Station, originally from Myall, c1938-1940 (longer description on reverse of image); Dinger Affad, stockman, Boulia; Pitta Pitta women, 1912; Granny Gorringe, later Nunclear; Kapi; Aboriginal shelters and groups in ceremonial dress.;Sources: Boulia Shire Council (Album), V. Couglhin, photographer; Annual Report, Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1911, 1912; George Wood, Shire Clerk, Boulia; The Queenslander, 1901.;Negatives: 4731, 8780, 8782, 8784, 22148, 60188, 66042, 66047, 98106, 93908, 93909, 93911, 93916, 93921, 93922, 93924, 98104, 107697, 107847, 138580, 138581, 138582, 138583, 138584, 138585, 138586, 138589, 138605, 138685, 138688, 138689, 138690, 138691, 138693, 138694, 138696, 138710, 138720, 138720146170, 185768, 191115.Boulia (Qld Far West SF54-10)Boulia (Qld.); Boulia Region (Qld.); Boulia Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944604702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bowen DistrictBiri people E56; Wiri people E57E56; E57copy printsb&w/col.The Birri Gubba people, formerly known as Biria held sway over some 4,200 square miles (11,000 km2), from the Bowen River north to its junction with the Burdekin. On its eastern flank was the Clarke Range, while its western borders reached the Leichhardt Range. To the south, its territory extended down to Netherdale.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Mickey Woonoo, Narcool, Dalleburra, wearing a king / breast plate; groups wearing traditional and western dress, and an unidentified bridge and groom, in western clothing.;Negatives: 5917, 5918, 5921, 5922, 5923, 25622, 27216, 33203, 43845, 100630, 12888, 205245;Sources: Boag and Mills, photographers; APO-8 Album of North Queensland views, SLQ; The Queenslander, 1909; Queensland Illustrated Weekly News, 1923Bowen (E Qld SF55-03)Bowen Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographs; Breastplates--Queensland.; kingplates.--APTphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944614702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bribie Island (Yarun)Gubbi Gubbi people E29E29copy printsb&w/col.The Traditional Owners of Bribie Island (Yarun) are the Djindubari (aka Jindoobarrie or Joondubarri) people one of the tribes of the Kabi Kabi (Gubbi Gubbi). Bribie Island was known as Yarun or Yirin which means 'Hunting Ground' and the name Ngunda for the people was recorded by some early Europeans to the area.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Group including 'Mum and her mother, Uncle Dick, Mrs Gala and Liz Oker; together with (seated on the ground) Eva Bowda (nee Chilly) with her son Richard Bowda (far left); group taken at the Aboriginal School, Bribie Island; and several images of Aboriginal dwellings.;Several images sourced from: 7703, Bancroft photograph albums; others unattributed.;Negatives: 209, 210, 17446, 19452, 80422, 118581, 145374Bribie Island (SE Qld SG56-15, SG56-10)Bribie Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944624702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Brisbane (Meeanjin) and suburbsGubbi Gubbi people E29; Turrbal people E86; Yuggera people E23E29; E86; E23copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Included are images of: King Sandy (Kerwalli), photographer Richard Daintree, c1860s; Johnny Boat, c1885; Sam (Pritingga), source Phil Agnew, Dunwich; King Jackie, Enoggera Camp, 1891; Enoggera Aboriginals, Newmarket; King Jackie [aka Jackey Delaney] with his wife and daughter, Newmarket camp. 'Wanmuarn' is one word written on the plate. (Jackie Menvil Wanmuarn, King of Stoney Creek, Caboolture); camp at Kedron Brook with native police; camp at Nundah; at Bora Ring, Samford; King Billy with family, Sandgate, 1880; King Tidy, Brisbane; Blanche Bell (nee Turner), Betty Saltner (later Purcell) and Lorna Cobbo; Cissy Thompson and brother George Thompson, c1960;;Subjects include: Distrubution of blankets by government officials; Cherbourg Dancers at Brisbane Exhibition Grounds; corroboree demonstration Wooloongabba Cricket Ground, c1901; Brisbane Exhibition, 1913; Government housing.;Sources: APA-3; APE-28; API-1, API-91; APO-35; The Queenslander; Annual Report Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1911 & 1912; Report of Director of Native Affairs, 1958; Department of Aboriginal and Islander Affairs Report, 1970Meanjin / Brisbane (SE Qld SG56-15)Brisbane (Qld.); Meeanjin (Qld.); Enoggera (Qld.); Kedron Brook (Qld.); Samford (Qld.); Nundah (Qld.); Wellington Point (Qld.); Newmarket (Qld.); Sandgate (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944734702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Brooweena DistrictButchulla people E30; Gubbi Gubbi people E29E30; E29copy printsb&w/col.Brooweena is a rural town and locality in the Fraser Coast Region; the traditional custodians of the region are the Butchulla and Kabi Kabi people. Brooweena is believed to be an Aboriginal word meaning crab.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Matthew Mitchell pictured ad Dovedale Station, Brooweena, c.1930; negative: 139371Dovedale (Qld. : Station); Brooweena Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944744702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at BuderimDuungidjawu people E20; Gubbi Gubbi people E29E20; E29copy printsb&w/col.Buderim is located on the traditional lands of the Kabi Kabi / Gubbi Gubbi and Jinibara peoples.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Aboriginal and South Sea Island familes, taken in the Buderim School grounds, c.1900. Identified are members of the Mickem family, Arthur Mickem, Lizzie and son Billy on right. Negative: 57015 / 1812Buderim (SE Qld SG56-10)Buderim (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944754702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bulloo Downs StationBidjara people L43L43copy printsb&w/col.Bulloo Downs Station it is located on the traditional lands of the Bitjara (aka Bidjara) people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Young boy named Koko, age 9 years, standing on the back of a horse, Bulloo River, Queensland, 1896. Source: 6529, C J Pound lantern slides. Negative: 59536;Image: Aboriginal group at Bulloo Downs Station, 1896; Source: 30713, C. J. Pound lantern slides. Negative: 59535Bulloo Downs (SW Qld SH54-04)Bulloo Downs (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944774702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bundaberg & DistrictButchulla people E30; Goeng Goeng people E36; Gooreng Gooreng people E32; Taribelang people E33E30; E36; E32; E33copy printsb&w/col.The Bundaberg district was the traditional home of the Taribelang Bunda, Butchella, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang and Bailai peoples.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Rosie and Kelly Blackman, Blackman Station (no source); archaelogical recovery work near Bundaberg, Department of Aboriginal and Islander Affairs Report, 1971.;Negatives: 60167, 78630, 117998Bundaberg (SE Qld SG56-02)Bundaberg Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944784702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Burdekin River DistrictGugu Badhun people Y128Y128copy printsb&w/col.The Gugu Badhun people are the native title holders of country around the upper reaches of the Burdekin River, surrounding the township of Greenvale that is approximately 220 km north-west of Townsville, northern Queensland.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Burdekin River (NE Qld SE55, SF55)Burdekin River Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944814702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Burketown (Moungibi) & DistrictGanggalidda people G30; Garrwa people N155G30; N155copy printsb&w/col.The Gangalidda Garawa people are recognised as the Traditional Owners of land in and around Burketown.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Includes images from: OM92-190, Thomas Illidge cutting book; Alan Queale collection. Negative numbers: 1090561, 23173, 23174, 23175, 38888, 79778.Burketown (Qld Gulf SE54-06)Burketown Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944824702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Burnett DistrictButchulla people E30; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Wakka Wakka people E28E30; E29; E28copy printsb&w/col.The Burnett Mary region is the traditional country of a number of Aboriginal peoples, including Butchulla, Djaku-nde, Jangerie Jangerie, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, Jinibara, Gubbi Gubbi, Kabi Kabi, Taribelang Bunda, Wakka Wakka, and Wulli Wulli.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Negative number: 107424. This image was published in the Queenslander, captioned: Jerry Bligh. The veteran Aboriginal of the Burnett district, supposed to be 110 years old. Photograph by C. Quinn.Burnett River (SE Qld SG56)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944834702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at BurpengaryGubbi Gubbi people E29; Turrbal people E86E29; E86copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Included in this collection is an image of Aboriginal man, Menvil Wanmuarn, captioned "King Jackey Delaney" Burpengary, March 1889. Also known as Jackie Delaney. Negative number: 179629; also an Aboriginal group, taken by Joseph Bancroft, dated 1889. Negative number 241.Burpengary Creek (SE Qld SG56-15)Burpengary (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944844702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Bynoe RiverKukatj people G28; Gkuthaarn people G31; Marrago people G45G28; G31; G45copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.This collection includes an image attributed to Dr James Park Thomson, taken c.1920 during his expedition to identifiy the position of R O'H. Burke's and W.J. Wills's most northerly camp on the Bynoe River. Negative number: 185578Bynoe River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944854702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Byrimine StationMayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G16copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.This collection includes an image captioned: 'A mustering party' at Byrimine cattle station, photographer Charles Joseph Pound, 1896. Negative number: 59533Byrimine (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944874702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cambridge DownsWunumara people G161G161copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Aboriginal group from Cambridge Downs area. Photographer E. Spike, Cloncurry. Negative 169535Richmond (Qld Far NW SF54-04)Cambridge Downs (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944894702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Camooweal & DistrictIndjilandji people G14G14copy printsb&w/col.The Georgina River and its tributaries and waterholes in the vicinity of Camooweal, was the traditional home of the Indjalandji-Dhidhanu people. The Georgina River formed part of a major Aboriginal trade route - running north-south across the country - in which the Indjalandji-Dhidhanu people and their tribal neighbours participated.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Group posed at service station, Camooweal, c1968; Dora Reily and child. Negatives: 45086, 45114, 190682Camooweal (Qld Far NW Barkly Tableland SE54-13)Camooweal Region (Qld.); Camooweal (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944904702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Camboon Stationcopy printsb&w/col.Camboon Station is located on the traditional lands of the Wulli Wulli people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Queen Dodd and children with Miss Bell, 1920s; Stockmen; Group, including Willie Walsh. Negatives: 12496, 12502, 12505.Camboon (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944914702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Canobie StationMayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Mayi-Yapi people G20G16; G20copy printsb&w/col.The Mitakoodi and Mayi people are acknowledged as the Traditional Owners of the lands in this district.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: G.H. Dicker and Aboriginal group, 1895, negative 64024; Station hands, 1894, negative 49267, 49269; various photographs of station buildings, negtives: 108056, 8209, 149641, 108055Canobie (Qld Far NW SE54-14)Canobie (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944934702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at CherbourgWakka Wakka people E28E28copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include - Groups: dance groups, concert party, debutant ball, cricket club, boy scouts, marching girls, Sunday school group, family and school groups, as well as stock riders, weapon demonstrations, mustering, training classes (many have captions on the reverse identifying individuals). Named are: Jackie Anderson, Angus Rabbit, Froggie Doublas, Charlie Collins; Cynthia Riley, Penny Bemrey, Maudie Hopkins, Lenore Riley, Arthur Georgetown; Sally Anderson; Geoffrey Doola; Jacko Chin; Lawrence Bell, Iris Bell, Joan Shillingworth; Jennifer Bird; Godfrey Daylight, Beryl Watson, Bella Barratt, Dolly Isaacs, Sally Cobbo, Marcia Bond, Roy Hopkins, Robyn O'Chin, Cec Brown, John Gundy, Les Stewart, Lina Jacob, Carol Bond, John Gundy.;Portraits: small groups and individuals include - Peter Loder, Arthur and Daisy Maranoa, Tommy Condamingo, Jimmy Flour Bag, Willy Christy, Sandy Miller, Eliza (Goondiwindi), Spiko and Wellie (Mitchell River), Harry Coutts, Fanny (Mackay), Tom Thumb, Tommy Tait, Tommy (Maryborough), Charles Beatte and Lena Davis, Bulladown Paddy, Cecil Brown, Robert Dalton, Donald Malone.;Sources: Report of Director of Native Affairs, 1946, 1951, 1958, 1959, 1960; Chief Protector's reports, 1952, 1953; Department of Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, 1969; The Queenslander, 1907; Album: APA 21 (SLQ); 30020, Glass Plate Negatives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities (SLQ)Cherbourg / Barambah (SE Qld SG56-10)Cherbourg (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944954702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Childers & DistrictGubbi Gubbi people E29E29copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Four photographs captioned "Maria, Queen of Childers" wearing a breast plate. 1 source: Empire Post Card; Negatives: 22175, 22517, 49492, 171120,Childers (SE Qld SG56-06)Childers (Qld.); Childers Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944964702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Christmas CreekMununjali people E76E76copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Nelly and her two children Teddy and Janey, Christmas Creek, August 1911. Source: Chief Protector of Aboriginals Report, 1912. Negative 80247Christmas Creek (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944974702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Clarence RiverBundjalung people E12; Gumbaynggirr people E7; Yaegl people E10E12; E7; E10copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: posed field-studio portraits of Aboriginal men, women and children, taken by photographer John William Lindt, in 1875. Negatives: 18202, 18203, 18204, 18205, 18214, 18215, 18216, 18217, 18218, 18219, 18220, 18221, 18222;Image: Group, taken at Oxley Creek durinf Field Naturalist Expedition, 10 December 1890. Negative 24087Clarence River (NSW N Coast SH56-07, SH52-06, SH52-02)Clarence River (N.S.W.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944984702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Clermont DistrictWangan people E47; Yagalingu people E43E47; E43copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Group of women, Clermont District, undated. Negative 35601Clermont (E Qld SF55-11)Clermont (Qld.); Clermont Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914944994702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cloncurry & DistrictKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G13; G16copy printsb&w/col.Cloncurry is situated within a number of distinct traditional owner localities, including Mitakoodi, Kalkadoon, Yulluna, Pitta Pitta, Bularnu, Waluwarra and Wangkayujuru.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Ned and Freddie, Lorraine Station, negative 40002; Dobby, Kayler and King of Fort Constantine; Fort Constantine Station near Cloncurry, negative 39985; Group of two women and a man, wearing a brass name plate, source: Album of Eddington Station Views, Gilliat, negative 42717; Group of men, women and children, one man wearing a brass name plate, negative 96048; Aboriginals in corroboree costume, negatives: 8198, 8199 & 40024; Cloncurry Aboriginal art, negative 40039Cloncurry (Qld Far NW SF54-02)Cloncurry Region (Qld.); Lorrraine (Qld. : Station); Fort Constantine (Qld. : Station); Eddington (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945004702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cloncurry RiverKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G13; G16copy printsb&w/col.Cloncurry is situated within a number of distinct traditional owner localities, including Mitakoodi, Kalkadoon, Yulluna, Pitta Pitta, Bularnu, Waluwarra and Wangkayujuru.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Majority of images sourced from API-65 Canobie Station Album. They include: (identified): Jackaroo, King of Canobie, Cloncurry River, negative 45598; 'Brumby', negative 44629; Gypsy (child) negative 44632; Sophie with Alec, negative 44630; Eliza and Mary, negative 44633; Barney, negative 44627; Hector, negative 44623; Boomarra Johnny, negative 44625; Monkey, 44631; Nellie, 44582; Tiger, negative 44616; Mangelo, negative 44622; Charlie, negative 44624Images (unidentified individuals) - negatives: 44615, 44664, 44584, 44626, 44585, 44583, 44663Images (unidentified groups) - negatives: 44621, 44617, 44618, 44665, 44619, 44620, 44628Cloncurry (Qld Far NW SF54-02)Cloncurry River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945014702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cockatoo Creek StationYiman people E31; Wulli Wulli poeple E89E31; E89copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Group pictured in front of Old Cockatoo Creek Station homestead, at the time occupied by W. B. Slade, c1870s. Source: The Queenslander, 7 July 1932. Negative: 108699Taroom (SW Qld SG55-08)Cockatoo Creek (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945024702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at CoenAyapathu people Y60; Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Lamalama people Y195; Umpila people Y45; Wik Mungkan people Y57Y60; Y44; Y195; Y45; Y57copy printsb&w/col.The traditional owners of this area are the Ayapathu, Kaanju, Lama Lama, Umpila and Wik-Mungkan peoples.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Blanket distribution, 1908 & 1909; Coen tribe, 1870s; Aboriginal camp, 1936; native gardens - bananas, pumpkins & sweet potatoes.;Sources: Chief Protector's Report, 1908 & 1909; H.J. Fraser; Report of the Director of Native Affairs, 1947.;Negatives: 25312, 33901, 78745, 89700, 107398, 107399, 107400, 108892, 177439.Coen (Qld NE Cape York SD54-08)Coen (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945034702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Comet RiverGanulu people E64; Gayiri people E44E64; E44copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Group at Browns River, a tributary of Comet River, c 1895; Group at Browns Lagoon, c1895.;Source: both images by H. Billington & Co, photographers. Negatives: 36047, 36076Comet River (E Qld SF55-15, SF55-16, SG55-04)Comet River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945044702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Coochin Coochin StationMununjali people E76; Yugarabul people E66; Yugambeh people E17; Yuggera people E23E76; E66; E17; E23copy printsb&w/col.The traditional owners of the many lands within the Scenic Rim include: the Mununjali in the Centre, the Wangerriburra to the East, the Ugarapul to the West, and all those of the Yugambeh and Jagera language groups.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Group at residence, Coochin Coochin. Described as: home built for Susan & others at Coochin Coochin. Negative 144142Boonah (SE Qld SG56-14)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945054702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cooktown (Gungardie) & DistrictAlodja people Y219; China Camp people Y158; Dhalundhirr people Y167; Guugu Yimithirr people Y82; Koko Kai-kai people Y100; Kuku Bididji people Y86; Kuku Buyunji people Y87; Kuku Nyungkul people Y90; Kuku Tungay people Y89; Kuku Waldja / Wulpura people Y98; Kuku-Warra people Y80; Waguurrga people Y168Y219; Y158; Y167; Y82; Y100; Y86; Y87; Y90; Y89; Y98; Y80; Y168copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: studio portraits (3); Blucher, King of Rossville; group with sign 'Queen been givet me fellah blanket?; Mr Burton and Sambo; camp at Mount Amos; group swimming; drying snakes; group portraits (9).;Sources include: OM92-190, Thomas Illidge cutting book; S.E. Hill, Elite Studio; Ryko, Northern Territory;Negatives: 31576, 31586, 31615, 31686, 31744, 31971, 33923, 33924, 33925, 35819, 62513, 70876, 70908, 70910, 70921, 79793, 79794, 137027, 137030, 137031, 137032, 137033, 177797, 179569Cooktown (Qld SE Cape York SD55-13)Cooktown (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945064702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Coolullah StationKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G13; G16copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Stockmen at Coolullah Station, 1930s, Negative: 32022Cloncurry (Qld Far NW SF54-02)Coolullah (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945104702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at CootharabaGubbi Gubbi people E29E29copy printsb&w/col.Cootharaba was the home to the Kabi Kabi or Gubbi Gubbi people, whose land stretched roughly 100 km to the south and 150 km north of the local government area. The Kabi Kabi people were one of the two host tribes for the great Bunya Nut Festival.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image described on reverse: William Dun, [wearing a breastplate inscribed] King of Cootharaba, Sawmills - Womponerah. Original held by Mr V Dunne. Negative 4743Noosa / Tewantin (SE Qld SG56-10)Cootharaba (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945114702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Injinoo (Cowal Creek)Angkamuthi people Y7; Atampaya people Y183; Gudang people Y191; Yadhaykenu people Y8; Wuthathi people Y10Y7; Y183; Y191; Y8; Y10copy printsb&w/col.Traditional owners of this area are the: Anggamuthi, Atambaya, Wuthathi, Yadaigana and Gudang clans and their descendants.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Groups, and mission buildings, 1925, 1926 & 1958. One sourced from: Report of Director of Native Affairs, 1958. Negatives: 78843, 142893, 142894, 154154.Injinoo / Cowal Creek (Qld Far North Cape York SC54-15)Cowal Creek (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945124702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at CroydonTagalaka people Y125Y125copy printsb&w/col.The original inhabitants of Croydon Shire were the Tagalaka people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: people of the Gilbert River area; fishing; performing traditional dance; Cumjan an Aboriginal man accused of murdering Ferguson at Mentana. The majority of the images are attributed to Alphonse Chargois (1860-1936);Negatives: 44821, 44877, 44885, 449903, 51655, 63008, 63494, 72006, 107627, 108249, 157736,Croydon (Qld Gulf SE54-11)Croydon (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945134702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Cunnamullacopy printsb&w/col.The traditional owners of the land in this area are the Kunja people, who speak the Gunya language;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Maranoa Charlie, King of Tinnenburra, wearing a breastplate; group at Weelamurra; groups in camp; posed women and children in European dress; Jimmy Gaulton (Pigeon) with Geoffrey Hooper (Goofy);Negatives: 4733, 12478, 17454, 36228, 36396, 47778, 47780, 47852, 63302, 76968, 84454, 107831Cunnamulla (SW Qld SH55-02)Cunnamulla (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945144702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Currawilla StationMarrulha people L33; Karuwali people L35L33; L35copy printsb&w/col.The traditional owners of the land are the Karuwali people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image described on the reverse: Joe, Bogie, Hughie and two Currawilla women. Photographer. Dr C. W. Kingston, 19 August 1929. Negative 161206Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945154702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Daintree Mission StationKuku Yalanji people Y78Y78copy printsb&w/col.In this area, the traditional owners are the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people. Their country extends from near Cooktown to Port Douglas. For the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people many natural features of the landscape have spiritual significance including Wundu (Thornton Peak), Manjal Dimbi (Mount Demi), Wurrmbu (The Bluff) and Kulki (Cape Tribulation).;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Daintree Mission Station. Photographer George Haborsen, c1938. Negative 34569Daintree (NE Qld SE55-01)Daintree (Qld.); Daintree Mission (Qld. : Station)--PhotographsAboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945174702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Daintree RiverKuku Yalanji people Y78Y78copy printsb&w/col.In this area, the Traditional Owners are the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people. Their country extends from near Cooktown to Port Douglas. For the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people many natural features of the landscape have spiritual significance including Wundu (Thornton Peak), Manjal Dimbi (Mount Demi), Wurrmbu (The Bluff) and Kulki (Cape Tribulation).;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Posed group of Aboriginal women of the Daintree River, 1938. Source: 'In the track of the native' Viewpoint, 1938. Negative 190587; Group of Aboriginal men and boys, with Archibald Meston, Daintree River, c1895. Negative 22150.Daintree (NE Qld SE55-01)Daintree River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queenslandphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945184702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Darling DownsGiabal people D41; Geynyan people D36; Barunggam people D40; Wakka Wakka people E28; Bigambul people D34; Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi people D23; Yuggera people E23D41; D36; D40; E28; D34; D23; E23copy printsb&w/col.First Nations groups of the Darling Downs district include: the Giabal (Gomaingguru), Jarowair, Keinjan (Geynyan), Barunggam, Wakka Wakka, Bigambul, Kamilaroi (Gamilaroi or Gomeroi), and Jagera (Yagarr, Yaggera, Yuggera) peoples, with distinct regions of traditional country around areas such as Toowoomba, the Bunya Mountains, Dalby, and Warwick.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Hodgson, a young Aboriginal man who worked at Eton Vale Station, a pastoral station located on the Darling Downs in 1840 by Arthur Hodgson. Negative: 36875Darling Downs (Qld.); Toowoomba (Qld.); Bunya Mountains (Qld.); Dalby (Qld.); Warwick (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945194702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Deception BayGubbi Gubbi people E29E29copy printsb&w/col.The traditional custodians of the Deception Bay area are the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people, who have a deep and enduring connection to the land and waters.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: 'King Johnnie' [aka King Johnny Boat, Billy Cook] who lived in the Caboolture / Beachmere area, and after whom King John Creek was supposedly named. King Johnny, a Turrabul (Turrbal) man passed away in 1892 and was buried on Dinah Island at the mouth of Cabbage Tree Creek. [Source: Ray Kerkhove, 2015, Aboriginal Campsites of Greater Brisbane (Salisbury: Boolarong), 45.] Source: 'Aboriginal pathways' p.64 Negative: 181562;Image: Jimmy Beck (left) with C.B. O'Hare. Negative: 90891;Image: Group of Aboriginal people photographed at Deception Bay, October 1890. Photographer Dr T Bancroft. Negative: 230;Images: Men climbing tall eucalyptus trees, Deception Bay, 1884. Photographer: Dr Bancroft, Negatives: 66796, 190650, 190613, 190616,Deception Bay (SE Qld SG56-15)Deception Bay (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945234702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at DirranbandiYuwaalaraay people D27; Guwamu people D33; Wirraay-Wirraay people D66D27; D33; D66copy printsb&w/col.Native Title Determination covering a large area from the Queensland border, around the Hebel and Dirranbandi districts, extending north almost to the township of St George was granted for the local Yuwaalaraay Euahlayi people in 2021.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Unidentified Aboriginal man, in western clothes, negative 163249, c1900sDirranbandi (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945244702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Doomadgee MissionNguburinji people G19; Mingginda people G26; Yukulta / Gangalidda people G34; Jangrala people G47G19; G26; G34; G47copy printsb&w/col.The Waanyi and Gangalidda people are recognised as the Traditional Owners for the region surrounding Doomadgee;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Stock yards, sawmill, accommodation, farming equipment;Sources include: Report of the Director of Native Affairs, 1948, 1950, 1953, 1955;Negatives: 78636, 78678, 78683, 107381, 107382, 107383, 107448, 170449Dumadji / Doomadgee (Qld Gulf SE54-05)Doomadgee (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945254702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Devoncourt StationPhotographs of Aboriginal Australians at Dovercourt StationKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G13; G16copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Children playing on the verandah, Devoncourt Station, near Cloncurry. Negative 171795Cloncurry (Qld Far NW SF54-02)Devoncourt (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945264702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Duaringa DistrictGaraynbal people E38; Yetimarala people E63; Ganulu people E64; Mandalgu people E65; Karunbara people E84; Gangulu people E40E38; E63; E64; E65; E84; E40copy printsb&w/col.The traditional owners of the land in the Duaringa district are the Gangulu people, the local area is believed to be a significant centre for Aboriginal people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Two groups of Aboriginal families, photographer Louis Buderus, Rockhampton, 1894;Negatives: 14531, 14532Duaringa (E Qld SF55-16)Duaringa Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945274702061Photograph of Aboriginal man Dundalli, 1854, QueenslandDalla people E25; Gubbi Gubbi people E29E20; E29copy printsb&w/col.Photograph of a sketch of Dundalli made by Silvester Diggles, 5 December 1854.;Dundalli was a major resistance leader of Nalbo (Maleny area) and became head of the Joondoonbarrie people (Bribie Island). In 1854 he was tried for murder and robbery with violence, and hanged in 1855, the last official public execution in Queensland.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945284702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Durundur Mission Settlement (Binambi)Duungidjawu people E20; Wakka Wakka people E28; Gubbi Gubbi people E29; Dalla people E25E20; E28; E29; E25copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.1. Fraser Island Aboriginal runners at Durundur Settlement, c 1902, negative 189672. Fraser Island Aboriginal runners at Durundur Settlement. Starter Albert Tronson, then in charge of the settlement, later Barambah (Cherbourg), 1902, negative 630243. Western Queensland females, negative 10414 & 5. Western women and children at Durundur, negative 6236 & 62375. Group copied from publication "Lengthening shadows on Durundur country" p.9 negative 191198 6. Woodford State School, copied from publication "From Durundur to Woodford" 7. Black Flat, the site of Binambi Aboriginal Settllement, Durundur 8. Alreena, daughter of Ualmie, native of Durundur on Stanley River, negative 68951 9. Plan of Woodford State School, copied from publication "From Durundur to Woodford" 10. Aboriginal picnic at Sandgate, football match Deebing Creek v's Durundur, 1903 11. The Durundur contingent take their turn at the tables, picnic at Sandgate, 1903.Durundur (SE Qld SG56-10)Durundur (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945294702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Eastmere Stationcopy printsb&w/col.There are a number of Aboriginal groups whose traditional lands exist within the Galilee [lake] subregion. Those groups include the Yirendali, Wangan-Jagalingou, Bidjara and the Iningaipeoples. The region includes thirty two cultural heritage sites.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Group enjoying tea, at Eastmere Station, c1879. Photograph by Charles W. Bowly. Negative: 35058Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945304702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Edward River MissionWik Mungkan people Y57; Kuuk Thaayorre people Y69Y57; Y69copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Group of four men in traditional dress, Edward River Mission, c.1920. Negative: 142910Edward River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945314702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Elgin Downs StationYagalingu people E43; Wangan people E47E43; E47copy printsb&w/col.The Wangan (or Babbinburra) and Jagalingou people, are the Traditional Owners of the land in Queensland's Galilee Basin which includes Clermont.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Photograph of Aboriginal artefacts including weapons, tools and a breast plate engraved 'King Jackey of Elgin Downs'Clermont (E Qld SF55-11)Elgin Downs (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographs; Breastplates--Queensland.; Aboriginal artefacts--APT; kingplates--APTphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945324702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Einasleigh DistrictAgwamin people Y132Y132copy printsb&w/col.The traditional owners of the Einasleigh District are the Ewamian People (also spelled Agwamin). Their traditional country includes the Einasleigh River catchment and the townships of Georgetown, Forsayth, Einasleigh, and Mount Surprise.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: Group taken at Carpentaria Downs Station, in the Einasleigh district. Photographer John Dick. Source: North Queensland Register, 1 May 1905. Negative 190649Einasleigh (NE Qld SE55-09)Einasleigh Region (Qld.); Carpentaria Downs (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945344702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Elliott HeadsTaribelang people E33E33copy printsb&w/col.The traditional owner Aboriginal groups in the region are the Taribelang, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Bailai peoples.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Bundaberg (SE Qld SG56-02)Elliott Heads (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945364702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Emerald & DistrictGayiri people E44E44copy printsb&w/col.The First Nations people of the Emerald district in Queensland are the Gayiri (or Kairi) people, who are the traditional owners of the land, including the Nogoa River and the Central Highlands Region.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Emerald (E Qld SF55-15)Emerald Region (Qld.); Emerald (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945374702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Emu ParkDarumbal people E46E46copy printsb&w/col.Prior to the arrival of Europeans in the 1860s the area was occupied by Aboriginal people from the Darumbal group.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Emu Park (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945384702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at EromangaPunthamara people L26L26copy printsb&w/col.The district was home to the Boonthamurra [Punthamara], Bidjara, Kullilli, Mardigan and Wongkumarra peoples.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Eromanga (Qld Far West SG54-12)Eromanga (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945394702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Escott StationGanggalidda people G30; Garrwa people N155G30; N155copy printsb&w/col.The Ganggalidda and Garrwa peoples have a strong connection to the area around Moungibi (Burketown).;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Burketown (Qld Gulf SE54-06)Escott (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945404702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at EumundiGubbi Gubbi people E29E29copy printsb&w/col.Eumundi is thought to be named after local Kabi Kabi elder and warrior 'Ngumundi'. The Kabi Kabi (or Gubbi Gubbi) peoples' land includes an area roughly 100 km south and 150 km north of Noosa.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Eumundi (SE Qld SG56-10)Eumundi (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945414702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Evelyn StationYidindji people Y117; Mbabaram people Y115Y117; Y115copy printsb&w/col.The Atherton Tablelands are the traditional lands of the Yidinji and Mbabaram peoples.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Groups pictured on steps and verandah of Evelyn Station. Negatives: 38746, 88747Evelyn Tableland (NE Qld SE55-05)Evelyn (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945434702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Fassifern DistrictYuggera people E23E23copy printsb&w/col.A duplicate of this image can be found in the collection: 34604, A few views of Toowong photograph album, with photographs by Ada Mary Laugher. The image has been captioned: "King Sandy. A Real Australian". On breastplate: "Sandy - King of Sandilands". Information taken from Dr R. Kerkhove, Report : King Sandy of Boonah, 2017;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image captioned: "King Sandy. A Real Australian"; Source: The Queenslander, 1904, Negative: 9609Fassifern Valley (SE Qld SG56-14)Fassifern Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographs; Breastplates--Queensland.photographic prints.--AAT
9914945444702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Fitzroy Island (Koba)Gunggandji / Gungandji people Y114Y114copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Two images (duplicates) reproduced from the North Queensland Register, 1909 showing a group outside a church built of coral, on Fitzroy Island. Negative: 190648Fitzroy Island (NE Qld SE55-02)Fitzroy Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945594702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Granada StationKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G13; G16copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Washing day, Granada Station, photogaphy by John Dick, source: North Queensland Register, 1906, negative 34572; and duplicate The Queenslander, 1899, negative 187479; Aboriginal quarters, Granada Station, negative 34571.Granada (Qld Far NW SF54-02)Granada (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945704702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at HerbertonDyirbal / Jirrbal people Y123Y123copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Groups at Woorooa Station, mustering, tree climbing, at camp and riding horses, some wearing traditional body paint in preparation for a corroboree.Some individuals have been identified on the reverse. Sources include: Annual Report, Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1909, 1911. Negatives: 38740, 38741, 38742, 38743, 38745, 38756, 38757, 38758, 38771, 76594, 107852, 107853, 108903, 143695;Images: Two groups showing a gathering for distribution of blankets at Herberton in 1911, identified is 'King George VI of Ravensbourne' wearing a breast plate. Source: Annual Report, Chief Protector of Aboriginals, 1911. Negatives: 107842, 107848Herberton (Qld.); Wooroora (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographs; Breastplates--Queensland.; kingplates--AATphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945754702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Hornet Bank StationYiman people E31E31copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Gibson, Bella, Lizzie, Harold and May at Hornet Bank Station, 1901 & 1904. Also a group of men, women & children, tentatively identified as being taken at Hornet Bank. Includes duplicates.;Negatives: 24842, 24843, 24848, 24866, 183332Hornet Bank (SW Qld SG55-08)Hornet Bank (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945944702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Kilcoy DistrictDuungidjawu people E20; Dalla people E25; Yuggera people E23E20; E25; E23copy printsb&w/col.The Jinibara People, made up of four sub-groups are the traditional owners of the lands around Kilcoy. They include the Dungidau, Dala, Garumngar and Nalbo people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Image: A group at a camp near Kilcoy. Described from left as Dickey (who acts as a mailman), Cockney and Nanny. Negative 22894;Also included is a copied map of tribal boundaries, captioned on the reverse as 'Queensland Ethnohistory Transcripts. Some original views around Kilcoy' Book 1. The Aboriginal perspective. Showing trives known to Gaiarban, an Aboriginal of the Dingidau people at Bumgur (Kilcoy). Negative 191196Kilcoy (SE Qld SG56-10)Kilcoy Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945954702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at KowanyamaKoko Bera people Y85; Kunjen people Y83; Yir Yoront people Y72Y85; Y83; Y72copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Included in this collection are images taken at Puyul (Chillago Pocket) north of Kowanyama showing Aboriginal people undertaking daily activities such as cooking, food gathering, weaving, as well as ceremonial / traditional events. Some have included on the reverse - notes relating to the activity and Aboriginal words for them.;Sources: Lauriston Sharp Collection, Cornell University; The Queenslander, 1919; Matthew Nathan Collection, from 'Hookworm disease in the western part of northern Queensland and the Gulf Territory ...' 1922.;Images captioned include: Wol, Art & Norman (Rain and Stingray clans); Sam Tom (Duncan); Jerry Misson; Norman Junior & Francis George; Min Kereri; Merwin Yomen; Kurur Tip; Perry Coleman; Par Tulor & Par Koril wives of Morkur; Martjilau; warr Wenuw-nh, Judy; May Hapen & Are Kur Mart (King) Tolar; and others.Kowanyama (Qld NW Cape York SD54-15); Mitchell River (Qld NW Cape York SD54-15, SD54-16, SE54-06, SE55-01)Kowanyama (Qld.); Mitchell River (Qld.); Trubanaman (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914945964702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at KurandaDjabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106copy printsb&w/col.'Dja-bu-guy' is the name of the tribe of Aboriginal people who live in the Kuranda region. The present Kuranda Village was "Ngunbay", or place of platypus.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Kuranda (NE Qld SE55-02)Kuranda (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946054702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Lawn Hill StationWaanyi people G23G23copy printsb&w/col.The Waanyi people are the traditional occupants of Lawn Hill, and know the country as Boodjamulla or the Rainbow Serpent country.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: King Tabby and another wearing breast plates; stockmen John Simpson, Greg Douglas and Denise Cone, chiefly taken in the 1930s, one in 1972.;Negatives: 45596, 45667,45634, 45635, 45636, 45637, 108701, 110935, 141446Lawn Hill (Qld Gulf SE54-09)Lawn Hill (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946064702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Leichhardt RiverKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Wakabunga people G15; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16; Nguburinji people G19; Mayi-Yapi people G20; Mayi-Kutuna people G24G13; G15; G16; G19; G20; G24copy printsb&w/col.Leichhardt River flows through the traditional lands of many First Nations groups, including the Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon, Wakabunga, Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi, Nguburinji, Mayi-Yapi and the Mayi-Kutuna people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images: Group posed alongside Leichhardt River; Man sharpening stone tomahawk; Dollar and Joe fighting with traditional weapons. Source: OM92-190, Thomas Illidge cutting book, held SLQ. Negatives: 63300, 107761, 107762, 107763, 107764Leichhardt River (Qld Gulf SE54)Leichhardt River (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946124702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Lorraine StationKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13; Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people G16G13; G16copy printsb&w/col.Lorraine Station is situated across the traditional lands of the Kalkatungu / Kalkadoon, and Mayi-Thakurti / Mitakoodi people.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Mens quarters, Lorraine Station, Cloncurry District, negative 39989; Group, Lorraine Station, negative 45614Cloncurry (Qld Far NW SF54-02)Lorraine (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946144702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Magnetic Island (Yunbenun)Wulgurukaba people Y135Y135copy printsb&w/col.The Aboriginal traditional owners and custodians of Yunbenun (Magnetic Island), are the Wulgurukaba people also known as 'the canoe people'.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Magnetic Island (NE Qld SE55-14)Magnetic Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946154702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Malanda DistrictNgadjondji people Y121Y121copy printsb&w/col.The Ngajanji, also written Ngadyan, and Ngadjon-Jii are an Indigenous Australian people of the rainforest region south of Cairns, in northern Queensland.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Malanda (NE Qld SE55-06)Malanda Region (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946164702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at MalenyDalla people E25; Gubbi Gubbi people E29E20; E29copy printsb&w/col.The area around Maleny was originally populated by the Nalbo and the Dallambara - two Aboriginal tribes of the Gubbi Gubbi language group.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Maleny (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946184702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at MapoonAtampaya people Y183; Kaanju / Kaantju people Y44; Yinwum people Y29Y183; Y44; Y29copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Mapoon (Qld NW Cape York SC54-15, SD54-03)Mapoon (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946314702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Mona Mona MissionDjabugay / Tjapukai people Y106Y106copy printsb&w/col.The mission gathered people from neighbouring tribes such as the Kuku Yalanji, Djabugay, Muluridgi, Buluwai, Yirrgay, Gunggay, Yidindji, Ngadjan, Mbabaram, Djirubal, Ewamin and Wakaman tribes, as well as survivors from tribes further up the cape. The location of Mona Mona is on Djabugay country, but the tribes were glossed as 'Djabugay' when they were really a variety of tribes.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Mona Mona (NE Qld SE55-02)Mona Mona (Qld.)--PhotographsAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946324702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Morstone Downs StationIndjilandji people G14G14copy printsb&w/col.The Indjalandji-Dhidhanu people are the Traditional Owners of the lands of the wider Camooweal area. Image [1] has caption on the reverse: Left to right: Jimmy Von, Bruce Chong, Jimmy Maldoon. - Von, Gilbert.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Camooweal (Qld Far NW Barkly Tableland SE54-13)Moreston Downs (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946354702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Mornington Island (Gununa)Lardil people G38G38copy printsb&w/col.Mornington Island is sometimes referred to as Gununa or Goonana by the Traditional Owners, the Lardil people. The Lardil are also the traditional custodians of several other smaller islands including Langunganji (Sydney Island) and Lingunganji (Wallaby Island). Many Kaiadilt and Yangkaal people also live on Mornington Island.;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Approx. 35 images showing the people and associated activities of Mornington Island, dated from c1910 to the 1950s.Sources include: Chief Protectors Report, 1914, 1916, 1955; Parliamentary Papers, 1909-1917; The Queenslander.;Negatives: 23171, 23172, 40040, 40850, 40851, 40859, 64719, 78680, 93597, 93598, 98732, 99994, 104810, 107751, 107753, 107799, 107809, 107862, 107945, 107962, 108747, 158596, 158609, 166813, 166814, 166815, 166816, 166820, 166823, 166824, 166825, 176802, 176803, 190552Gununa (Mornington Island Qld Wellesley Gulf Islands SE54-01)Mornington Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946404702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Mount Isa & DistrictKalkatungu / Kalkadoon people G13G13copy printsb&w/col.These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Several images have been sourced from: API-94, Plass photograph album; OM92-190, Thomas Illidge cutting book, both held State Library of Queensland. Localities include: Leichhardt River; Headingley [Station] on the Georgina River. Negatives include: 36814, 125166,125249, 19232Mt. Isa (Qld Far NW SF54-01)Mt. Isa (Qld.); Headingley (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946904702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Saltbush Park StationBaradha people E48E48copy printsb&w/col.Additional images (original) can be located in Accession: OM78-06 : Saltbush Park Station records. A number of images are captioned and include: Boco - King of Saltbush (seen wearing a breast plate) with Kitty (George Budby's mother), Lucy & Bookallie, Eddie Budby & Cupid (Polly's son?).;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Images include: Young boy holding two horses; stockmen cattle drafting, with John Shannon, 1890-1900; and others. Negatives: 17657, 34562, 59695Saltbush Park (Qld. : Station)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9914946994702061Photographs of Aboriginal Australians at Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah)Noonuccal people E21; Ngugi people E26; Goenpul people E19E21; E26; E19copy printsb&w/col.North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) is home to three tribes of the Quandamooka nation, each group having their own language. They are the Nughi (aka Ngugi), the Nunukul (aka Noonuccal, Moondjan) and the Goenpul (aka Koenpal) people. The Nughi lived primarily on nearby Moreton Island (Mulgumpin).;These photographs are from the John Oxley Library's copy print collection. The copy print collection is comprised of photographic prints that depict Queensland's people, places & events.Individuals identified are: Sam Rollands, Sam [aka Puttingga], Granny Dungoo / Lifu (Lilian Lyons), Grandfather John Lifu; Fernandez Gonzales and family, Willie McKenzie. Localities include: Myora Mission (Moongalba), Myora State School, Campbells Flat, Amity (Pulan), Dunwich (Goompee);Negatives: 244, 2373, 10215, 16718, 16719, 16720, 17397, 19937, 21296, 24054, 24089, 33351, 33352, 41682, 48203, 48204, 48205, 56364, 56500, 62940, 72104, 86290, 107318, 113130, 165144, 165983,107713, 205232Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island (SE Qld SG56-15); Amity Point (Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island SE Qld SG56-15); Dunwich (Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island SE Qld SG56-15)Stradbroke Island (Qld.)Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Photographsphotographic prints.--AAT
9970500000000000647126842Jesus yolyolmi dja kurruyimi nungan.Gunwinggu / Gunwinygu / Kunwinjku people (N65) (NT SD53-02); Kunwinjku language N65N65Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1978.13 p. :chiefly ill.22 cm.Seven simple stories in comic format.226.05/9915Arnhem Land (NT)Kunwinjku language--Texts.; Gunwinggu language--Texts.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647136732 :25c Aust.Jisas bin born.Kriol language P1P1Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197914 p. :chiefly col. ill.23 cm.226/.405/9915Arnhem Land (NT)Kriol language.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647136775Jisas stori.Kriol language P4P4Text in Kriol.Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c1980.16 p. :ill.22 cm.Stories of Jesus ministry, in comic-book format.226/.059915Arnhem Land (NT)Arnhem Land (N.T.)Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647136791Stori blanga Jisas. Buk 1Kriol language P1P1Text in Kriol.Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,c198031 p. :col. ill.22 cm.232.9/5Jesus Christ.Kriol languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132788Nuka ja jurra kannyunma ngarrurru ta Jesus iminangMawng language N64N64Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197713p. :chiefly ill.22cm.226/.05/9915Maung language.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647132915 :25c Aust.Ta Jesus annyunmangung pu la iyamangung pu, jurra 1.Mawng language N64N64Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197831 p. :ill. (chiefly col.)22 cm.226/.05/9915Maung language.; Maung language--Texts.Hewett, Heather.; Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647134683Tjukurrpa tjiitjanya ngaarnmankutjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197614p. :col.ill.23cm.225.5/9915Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647135523Jesuku tjukurpaPitjantjatjara language C6C6Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197713p. :chiefly ill.22cm.226/.05/9915Pitjantjatjara languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647135531Tjukurpa palya tjiitjunyatjara, nyiri 1Pitjantjatjara language C6C6Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197932p. :col.ill.22cm.226.059915Pitjantjatjara languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138603Kuthip min yikum nul chon pam baptize-rirkumKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979[7] p. :col.ill.22cm.226/.2059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138611Wang meertham-kokon nunh chichich angarr raak waat yomparrnan-natathKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979[6] p. :col.ill.22cm.226/.2059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138670Pam nul ngeengkmam kaarth theleKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979<6>p. :col.ill.22cm.226/.2059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647134608Tjukurpa tjiitjanyatjara =The story of Jesus /[translated by Dorothy Hackett and Amee Glass]Story of JesusNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197340p., 1 leaf of plate :ill.18cm.226.3/05/9915Ngaanyatjarra languageHackett, Dorothy,tr.;Glass, Amee,joint tr.; Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647140683Nganpayi JunWalmajarri language A66; Walmatjarri language A88A66; A88Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975<7>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.3/05/9915Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
9970500000000000647138646Pam thiinthmurr kunk thananirr chichichinKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979<6>p. :col.ill.22cm.226/.3059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647140659Nganpayi mimijartiWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975<7>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.3/05/9915Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647140608Walypa purlkaWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975<4>p. :col.ill.23cm.226.3/05/9915Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647134748Tjukurrpa ngaanya tjilku mamutjarra palyarunguntjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,19777p. :col.ill.22cm.226.3/05/9915Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647138662Chichichin nul parr'ir pam wang warrkak kunk thananirrKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979[6] p. :col.ill.22cm.226/.3059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647140624YapawarntiWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975<3>p. :col.ill.23cm.226.3/05/9915Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647140675Jesus yani tangkiyijartiWalmajarri language A66; Juwaliny language A88A66; A88Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975<6>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.3/05/9915Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
997051000000000064713473XTjukurrpa ngaanya tjiitjanya tjilku nyinarranytjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,19777p. :col.ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647138689Chichich nul kar pam pork yat raak cheruchalemakKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979[6] p. :col. ill.22cm.226/.4059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647134756Tjukurrpa ngaanya tjiitjalunku wanalpayi yarltirranytjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,19777p. :col.ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
997051000000000064713862XChichich nul pam nangan kookanpa munarrKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979[6] p. :col.ill.22cm.226/.4059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647140632Nganpayi mimijarti putajartiWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975[3] p. :col.ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647138530Jesusnthurr pam minchthaaw wiiythkun yomparrnanirrKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69[Canberra] :Bible Society in Australia,1974[4] p. :col.ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647138638Kuthip inh'nul pam may rath niinanamKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1979<6>p. :col.ill.22cm.226/.4059915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647138506Jesur ngok mut pirrpirrwal wenenhanirrKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69<Canberra> :Bible Society in Australia,1974<4>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Bible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647138565Kuthip pam yuurkoow warr nul raak rirkir mongkakKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69<Canberra> :Bible Society in Australia,1974<4>p. :col.ill.22cm.226.4/05/9915Thayore languageBible Society in Australia
9970510000000000647500221Lingu maln'thurrunaGumatj language N141N141Gumatj text.Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,[1980]14 p. :chiefly ill.26 cm.226/.8Gumatj languageBible Society in Australia
997051000000000064712713XBili maln'maranala /<translated by B. Lowe>Gupapuyngu language N1221N1221Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197412p. :col.ill.23cm.226.4/05/9915Lowe, B.,tr.; Bible Society in Australia
997058000000000Mathew, John,1849-1929Two representative tribes of Queensland :with an inquiry concerning the origin of the Australian race /by John Mathew ; with an introd. by A. H. KeaneGubbi Gubbi language E29; Wakka Wakka language E28E29; E28London : T. Fisher Unwin, 1910256 p. :ill., 1 map, 1 port.20 cm.572/.9943Nathan, Matthew,Sir,1862-1939--In bookplatesAboriginal Australians--Queensland--Social life and customs.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Religion.; Aboriginal Australians--Kinship--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.; Gubbi Gubbi (Australian people); Wakawaka (Australian people); Aboriginal Australians.; Aboriginal Australians--Origin.; Aboriginal Australians--Social life and customs
9970760000000000647134616Tjukurrpa Tjutjalu WatjantjanyaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1973<6> p. :ill.17 cm226.4Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
9970760000000000647134705Tjukurrpa Ngaanya Tjiitjalu Wati Purrtjutjarra WalykumununtjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1977<4> p. :ill.22 cm226.4Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
9970760000000000647134691Tjukurrpa Ngaanya Minyma Parnaltjilu NintintjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1977<3> p. :ill.22 cm226.3Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
9970760000000000647127504Wuru-WuruKukatja language A68A68Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1976[6] p. :ill.16 cm226.4Kukatja languageBible Society in Australia
9970760000000000647126850NgalkengKunwinjku language N65N65Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197812 p. :ill.23 cm226.4Gunwinggu languageBible Society in Australia
9970760000000000647135507Jesunya wankaringuPitjantjatjara language C6C6Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,19761 sheet :ill.22 x 35 cm. folded to 22 x 9 cm226.059915Pitjantjatjara languageBible Society in Australia
9970760000000000647127326Walnakunhamirri Limurrungu DhawalguyananaGupapuyngu language N1221N1221Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197614 p. :ill.23 cm226.059915Gupapuyngu languageBible Society in Australia
997080000000000Lutheran Mission Board, Hope ValleyOrder of service and hymnsGuugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82Brisb. :Watson, Ferguson,1946122 p.19 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal depositLutheran Church--Liturgy
9971000000000000647126508Garray Djesu dhawal-wuyanina dhiyala wananura munathanura =Jesus is bornManggalili language N137N137Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197332 p. :ill.18 cm.Gumatj languageBible Society in Australia
997100000000000Garry Dhuwala Nilimurrumbala DjakamirriManggalili language N137N137Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1978<2> p.18 cm.Gumatj languageBible Society in Australia
9971000000000000647500167Djesuwalanuwuy namakurru dhawuGumatj language N141N141Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1978335 p. :ill.19 cm.Gumatj languageBible Society in Australia
997100000000000Pamarr KalkarrajangkaWalmajarri language A66A66Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1975[4] p. :ill.22 cm.Walmajarri language.Bible Society in Australia
997100000000000Wullunnu-wunia Mark nunyaRev. ed.Worrorra language K17K17Perth :British and Foreign Bible Society,194364 p.18 cm.Worora languageBritish and Foreign Bible Society
9971000000000000647134713Tjukurrpa Ngaanya Wati 10-paya Purrtjutjarra NyinarranytjaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1977<3> p. :ill.22 cm.Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
997100000000000Widiyunawuy malnmaranalayiGupapuyngu language N1221N1221Canberra :British & Foreign Bible Society in Australia,1970<10> p. :ill.16 cm.Gupapuyngu languageBritish and Foreign Bible Society in Australia
997100000000000[Yiwaningan ja kadpin ja yukenang...]Mawng language N64N64Canberra :British and Foreign Bible Society in Australia,[19--][6] p. :ill.14 cm.British and Foreign Bible Society in Australia
9971000000000000647134721Tjukurrpa Minyma PalyamunutjarranyaNgaanyatjarra language A38A38Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,1977[4] p. :ill.22 cm.Ngaanyatjarra languageBible Society in Australia
997100000000000Djesuy gana dhawu lakaranala yolnuwala malanuwala nunhiliyi bukunura gundanura = The Sermon on the MountGupapuyngu language N1221N1221Canberra :Bible Society in Australia,197338 p. :ill.18 cm.Gupapuyngu languageBible Society in Australia
997122000000000Bennett, M. M.(Mary Montgomerie),1881-1961,author.Notes on the Dalleburra tribe of Northern Queensland /M.M Bennett.Dalla people E25; Yirandali language L42; Yirandali people L42E25; L42; L42Includes words in the Yirandali language - referred to as Delleburra.London :Royal Anthropological Institute,1927pages 399 - 415 :maps, portraits29 cm.Hughenden map area (E Qld SF55-01)Christison, Robert,1837-1915.Aboriginal Australians--Queensland; Anthropology--Queensland--Periodicals.Dalleburra (Australian people)https://digital.slq.qld.gov.au/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=FL4263478&dps_func=thumbnailthumbnail;https://hdl.handle.net/10462/PubsTD/01042298fulltextView the item
997147000000000De Zwaan, Jan DanielA preliminary analysis of Gogo-Yimidjir :a study of the structure of the primary dialect of the Aboriginal language spoken at the Hopevale Mission in North QueenslandGuugu Yimithirr language Y82Y82Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1969168 p. :tables26 cm.Australian Aboriginal studies (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 16; Linguistic series (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) ;no. 5499/.15Guugu Yimithirr language.
9971500000000000868922382Kuku-Yalanji dictionary /compilers: Henry D. and Ruth Hershberger.Kuku Yalanji language Y78Y78Darwin :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,1982, 1986.vii, 294 p.26 cm.Work papers of SIL-AAB. Series B ;v. 7Kuku-Yalanji to English -- English to Kuku-Yalanji -- The Kuku-Yalanji language.499.15Kuku-Yalanji language--Dictionaries.; Australian languages--Queensland, Northern--Dictionaries.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland, Northern--Languages.Hershberger, Henry D.;Hershberger, Ruth; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian Aborigines Branch
9971770000000000859050548 (v.1);0859050556 (v.2);0859050564 (v.3);0859050459 (set)Roth, Walter E.(Walter Edmund),1861-1933.The Queensland Aborigines /W.E. Roth.Facsimile ed.Guugu Yimithirr people Y82; Pitta Pitta people G6; Pitta Pitta language G6; Yuputhimri language Y19Y82; G6; Y19Victoria Park, W.A :Hesperian Press,19843 v. :ill. (some col.), maps26-32 cm.Aboriginal studies series ;No. 2;Aboriginal studies series ;No. 3;Aboriginal studies series ;No. 4Includes indexes.305.89915Cape York Peninsula (Qld SC54, SD54, SD55); Sydney (NSW SI56-05)Ethnology--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Rites and ceremonies.; Art - Crafts.--aiatsiss; Language - Vocabulary - Word lists.--aiatsiss; Hunting, gathering and fishing.--aiatsiss; Law - Indigenous.--aiatsiss; Religion.--aiatsiss; Weapons.--aiatsiss; Housing - Shelters.--aiatsiss; Body - Decoration.--aiatsiss; Ceremonies.--aiatsiss; Social organisation.--aiatsiss; Communications - Nonverbal - Sign language and gestures.--aiatsiss; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Languages.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland.; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Social life and customs.MacIntyre, K. F.(Ken F.);Roth, Walter E.(Walter Edmund),1861-1933.Ethnological studies among the North-West-Central Queensland Aborigines.;Roth, Walter E.(Walter Edmund),1861-1933.North Queensland ethnography.
997185000000000Charencey, H(Hyacinthe),comte de,1832-1916.Recherches sur les dialectes tasmaniens /par H. de Charenceypalawa kani language T16T16<Alencon :s.n.>,1880 printing - (Alencon - E. de Broise)56 p.22 cm.Australian languages--Tasmania--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.
997185000000000Strehlow, T. G. H.(Theodor George Henry),1908-1978.Aranda phonetics and grammar /by T.G.H. Strehlow ; introduction by Professor A.P. ElkinArrernte / Aranda language C8C8Sydney :Australian National Research Council,<1944?> - (Sydney - Australasian Medical Publishing Co.)224 p. :3 charts24 cm.Oceania monograph ;no. 7499.15Aranda language--Grammar; Aranda language--PhoneticsElkin, A. P.(Adolphus Peter),1891-1979
997211000000000Schulenburg, Albrecht Conon,Graf von der,1865-1902Grammatik, vocabularium und Sprachproben der Sprache von Murray Island /bon A. Graf v.d. SchulenburgMeriam Mir language Y3Y3[1989][67] leaves21 x 29 cm.499.1Meriam Mir language--Queensland--Murray Island; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Murray Island--Languages
9972130000000009780909901707 (pbk.);0909901708 (pbk.)Lowah, Thomas,1914-author.Eded mer (My life) /by Thomas Lowah ; with illustrations by Ray Crooke.My lifeMeriam people Y3Y3Kuranda, Qld :Rams Skull Press,[1988];©1988148 pages :illustrations25 cm.The author recounts his life as a diver on pearl luggers in the Torres Straight and along the Great Barrier Reef; his time in the army during WWII, and various jobs on his return including on the railways and at an Abroiginal mission in the Gulf country, finally retiring to Cairns.994.3/004995;305.89912Queensland (Qld); Waiben / Thursday Island (Qld TSI SC54-11); Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05)Torres Strait Islands (Qld.)--Social life and customs--20th century.Lowah, Thomas,1914-Torres Strait Islanders--Biography; Torres Strait Islanders--Languages.; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Social conditions--20th century.; Social events - Weddings--aiatsiss; Stories and motifs--aiatsiss; Food - Preparation - Cooking--aiatsiss; Animals - Invertebrates - Crustacea and molluscs - Trochus--aiatsiss; Magic and sorcery - Clever people--aiatsiss; Recreation - Games--aiatsiss; Dance--aiatsiss; Food - Sociocultural aspects--aiatsiss; Religions - Christianity - Missions--aiatsiss; Fishing--aiatsissAutobiographies.--lcgftCrooke, Ray,1922-2015,illustrator.
997227000000000Evangelia Iesu Keriso Mataion Minarpalaizinga :(Tusi ina Iesu Kerison mina Iadai)Mataion Minarpalaizinga (Tusi ina Iesu Kerison mina Iadai);Mabuiag, four Gospels.Kalaw Kawaw Ya language Y2Y2London :British and Foreign Bible Society,1900240 p.18 cm.226.05/9915Mabuiag / Jervis Island (Qld TSI SC54-07)Kala Lagaw Ya language.; Kala Lagaw Ya language--Texts.Haddon, A. C.(Alfred Cort),1855-1940.Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits; British and Foreign Bible Society;London Missionary Society
997228000000000Banning, Roy,1948-Djabugay ngirrma gulu =Djabugay language hereDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Kuranda, Qld. :M. Quinn,1989>xiii, 119 p. :ill.30cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Djabugay language--Study and teachingQuinn, Michael,1948-; Australia Council.Aboriginal Arts Board
9972280000000001875158014Leta nanan Jude-mam :the epistle of Jude in Thaayorre, spoken at Pormpuraaw, Edward River, North QueenslandKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Brisbane :Jollen Press,198911 p. :ill., 1 map21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit227.97
9972320000000001875158057Leta nangan-ma contam :the epistles of John in Thaayorre, spoken at Pormpuraaw, Edward River, North QueenslandKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Brisbane :Jollen Press,198935 p. :ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit227.94
997233000000000Schulenburg, Albrecht Conon,Graf von der,1865-1902Grammatik, Vocabularium und Sprachproben der Sprache von Murray Island /von A. Graf v. d. SchulenburgMeriam Mir language Y3Y3Leipzig :W. Friedrich,[1892].[10], 133 p.23 cm.Einzelbeitrage zur allgemeinen und vergleichenden Sprachwissenschaft ;11. Heft499.15Mer / Murray Island (Qld TSI SC55-05)Murray Island (Qld.)--LanguagesMeriam Mir language--Queensland--Murray Island; Torres Strait Islanders--Queensland--Murray Island--Languages.
9972330000000000731666097 (not printed on item)Banning, Roy,1948-Gidiri :a Djabugay story-water /art, Giginy, Frank McLeod ; lingo, Wanyarra, Roy Banning ; mediated by Gadja, Michael Quinn ; adapted from a story told by Wurrmbul, Gilpin Banning to linguist Helena CassellsDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Kuranda, Qld :Michael Quinn,1989>17 p. :ill21 x 30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499/.15Djabugay language--ReadersMcLeod, Frank,1969-
997241000000000Babia, MarinaKalaw Kawaw Gidhal /by M. Babia and L. SingeKala Lagaw Ya language Y1Y1[Thursday Island] :Thursday Island State High School,198928 p. :ill.30 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Kala Lagaw Ya language--ReadersSinge, Lency; Thursday Island State High School
9972410000000000958746437Torres Strait picture dictionaryKala Lagaw Ya language Y1; Meriam Mir language Y3Y1; Y3[Thursday Island] :Thursday Island State High School,[1989]56 p. :ill.30 cmKalaw Kawaw Nelgnu Thusi/ by Marina Babia. -- Meriam Mir Ira Ziawali/ by Elsa Day.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15/03Kala Lagaw Ya language--Dictionaries; Meriam Mir language--DictionariesBabia, Marina.Kalaw Kawaw Nelgnu Thusi;Day, Elsa.Meriam Mir Ira Ziawali; Thursday Island State High School
9972410000000000731692543Banning, Roy,1948-Bulurru, storywaters /told in Djabugay by Wanyarra, Roy Banning ; transcribed, arranged and adapted by Gadja, Michael Quinn ; illustrated by Guginy, Frank McleodDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Kuranda, Qld.> :M. Quinn, F. Mcleod, R. Banning,<1990?>vi, 64 p. :ill.30 cmA copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Djabugay language--ReadersQuinn, Michael,1948-
997248000000000Leta nangan Paulthak pam kaalaathimak raak Epesusak =Paul's Letter to the Ephesians in ThaayorreKuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Brisbane :Jollen Press,<1990?>24 p. :ill., maps21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit227.5Thayore language--Readers
9972720000000001875158138The Gospel according to Mark =Kuthip min nananma MarkantamRev.[ed.]Kuuk Thaayorre language Y69Y69Text 'in Thaayorre language, spoken by many clans people at Pormpuraaw, Edward River Community, North Queensland'.;Translated by Tom Foote, Myrtle Foote and Allen Hall.Toowong, Qld. :Jollen Press,199193 p. :ill.21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit226.3Christian literature
997275000000000Yunkaporta, MaudIna Aawwuch Pii'an Wuut :Jack Kemp.atiy.ang'an Kaach /by Maud Yunkaporta ; artist Topsy WalmbyWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197715 p. :ill.21 cm899.15
997275000000000Koongotema, WinnieWik Kath in.an waa'anal niiyant /Traditional story by Winnie Koongotema ; contemporary stories and illustrations by Winifred NgakyunkwokkaWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.[s.l.] :[Summer Institute of Linguistics and Queensland Education Dept.?],[1974?]65 p. :ill.17 x 21 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit899.15Ngakyunkwokka, Winifred
9972750000000000909569975 (set)John 11-17Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.Darwin :Wycliffe Bible Translators, Australian Aborigines Branch,197599 p. :ill.25 cm.226.5
997275000000000White, PaulIna wik kath monkeyantam /<Paul White>Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.<Darwin, N.T.?> :Wycliffe Bible Translators,<197-?><10> p. :ill.21 x 26 cm.248.82
997276000000000Ngamp godant :aaka-pathampaWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,<1969?>16 p.21 cm'contains the Lord's prayer and a collection of hymns' in Wik-Munkan language -- introduction.245.9915Hymns
997276000000000Walmby, FrankWik Kath In.angan Puk Many.iyant /Frank WalmbyWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197529 p. :ill.21 x 33 cm.899.15
997276000000000Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)Inan wik kath minhama bible'engan waa'ana :Wik-Munkan /prepared by Barbara Sayers and Christine KilhamWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,<1969?>20 p. :ill.21 cm.499.15Wik-Mungkan language--Readers.Kilham, Christine
997276000000000Walmby, TopsyWik Kath In.angan Puk Many.iyant /Topsy WalmbyWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197545 p. :ill.21 cm.899.15
997276000000000MarkWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.<Darwin, N.T.?> :Wycliffe Bible Translators, Australian Aborigines Branch,1969156 p. :ill.21 cm.226.3
9972760000000000868921408 (not printed on item)Tarpencha, MaryIn wik kath kucham keenkanam /first story by Mary Tarpencha ; second story by Kathleen Kemthan ; illustrated by Jerry TarpenchaWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Parallel text in Wik-Munkan language and English.<Darwin> :Summer Institute of Linguistics,c197533 p. :ill.17 x 22 cm.499.15Wik-Mungkan language--Readers.Kemthan, Kathleen;Tarpencha, Jerry; Summer Institute of Linguistics
997276000000000Walmby, TopsyWik Kath in min wel.antam a, thinthow.antam /by Topsy WalmbyWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.[Darwin, N.T.] :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197559 p. :ill.21 cm.899.15
997276000000000Woolla, ChristobelWik kath ngampara /<written and illustrated by Christobel Woola>Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan with English translation.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197515 p. :ill.11 x 17 cm.899.15
9972760000000000909569975 (set)Wik kath inan.an Jesus'an :Mul.am'an ek! : Wik-MunkanWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.Darwin :Wycliffe Bible Translators, Australian Aborigines Branch,197555 p. :ill.25 cm.226.5
997276000000000Woolla, ChristobelWik kath ngeey.amp a! /written and illustrated by Christobel WoollaWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197563 p. :ill.17 x 21 cm.899.15
997276000000000Walmby, TopsyWik kath in.angan kucham waa'ang wuut mangk.antam kath keenkanain /written and illustrated by Topsy WalmbyWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197527 p. :ill.21 cm.899.15
997276000000000Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)Wika /<prepared by Barbara Sayers and Christine Kilham>Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,196848 p. :ill.21 cm.499.15Wik-Mungkan language.Kilham, Christine
997276000000000Ngamp aak-path.amp a!Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.<Darwin, N.T.?> :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197527 p. :ill.21 cm.Includes index.784.76Aboriginal Australians--Music; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Music
997276000000000Walmby, TopsyThan ngak.ang'an thuch-thuch.in /written and illustrated by Topsy WalmbyWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.Darwin, N.T. :Summer Institute of Linguistics,197535 p. :ill.26 cm.899.15
9972760000000000909569975 (set)In.an wik Kath Joseph.antam :Genesis abridgement chapters 37-50 : Wik-MunkanWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.Darwin :Wycliffe Bible Translators, Australian Aborigines Branch,197549 p. :ill.25 cm.222.11
997276000000000Wik kath ngamparWik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan and English.<Darwin, N.T.> :Summer Institute of Linguistics,1977v. :ill.21 cm.899.15
997276000000000Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)[Reader for Wik-Munkan people] /[prepared by Barbara Sayers and Christine Kilham]Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.[Darwin, N.T.] :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,196846 p. :ill.21 cm.899.15Kilham, Christine
997276000000000Sayers, Barbara J.(Barbara Jean)[Wik-Munkan primer] /[prepared by Barbara Sayers and Christine Kilham]Wik Mungkan language Y57Y57Text in Wik-Munkan.[Darwin, N.T.] :Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch,19694 v. :ill.11 x 17 cm.Vol. 1 a -- Vol. 2. e,i.o -- Vol. 3. u -- Vol. 4. aa, ee, ii, oo, uu.499.15Wik-Mungkan language--Readers.Kilham, Christine
9972860000000000731801989Sheppard, NancyAlitji in dreamland =Alitjinya Ngura Tjukurmankuntjala : an Aboriginal version of Lewis Carroll's Alice's adventures in wonderland /adapted and translated by Nancy Sheppard ; illustrated by Donna Leslie ; notes by Barbara Ker WilsonParallel texts in Pitjantjatjara and English.East Roseville, NSW :Simon & Schuster,c1992104 p. :col. ill.22 x 28 cm.823.8Carroll, Lewis,1832-1898.Alice's adventures in Wonderland.;Leslie, Donna,1963-
9972940000000000646119966Evans, Nicholas D.Kayardild dictionary and thesaurus :a vocabulary of the language of the Bentinck Islanders, north-west Queensland /Nicholas Evans ; illustrations by Penny Johnson and Marbuk Kohler, and incorporating Yangkaal materials recorded by Ken HaleKayardild language G35G35Parkville, Vic :University of Melbourne, Dept. of Linguistics and Language Studies,c1992xiv, 334 p. :ill.24 cm499.15Gayardilt language--Dictionaries--English.; Gayardilt language--Synonyms and antonyms--Dictionaries.; English language--Dictionaries--Kayardild.Johnson, Penny,1955-;Kohler, Marbuk
9972970000000000909920222Buda:dji, Miya-miya-djada =Carpet snake and the nautilus shells /artist: Guginy, Frank McLeod ; Djabugay language : Wanyarra, Roy Banning ; researched and coordinated by: Bina, Michael QuinnDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106[{lcub}Cairns, Qld :M. Quinn],c199147 p. :ill20 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit398.2452796Aboriginal Australians--Folklore; Djabugay (Australian people)--LegendsQuinn, Michael,1948-;McLeod, Frank,1969-;Banning, Roy,1948-
9972970000000000646041495Nganydjin ngirrma Djabugay =Our language Djabugay /illustrated by Guginy, Frank McLeod ; Djabugay language, Wanyarra, Roy BanningDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Kuranda, Qld :M. Quinn,1989?>vi, 95 p. :ill30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal depositDjabugay language--Study and teachingQuinn, Michael,1948-;Banning, Roy,1948-
997301000000000Summer Institute of LinguisticsPapers on the languages of the Australian Aborigines :prepared in the language workshop of the Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian School held at the University of Queensland, 1963-1964 /Richard Pittman, Harland Kerr, editors.Burarra language N82; Gidhabal language E14; Kuku Yalanji language Y78; Mawng language N64; Wik Mungkan language Y57; Yanyuwa language N153N82; E14; Y78; N64; Y57; N153Canberra :Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1964166 leaves26 cm.Linguistic series;no. 2.;Occasional papers in Aboriginal studies ;no. 3.Papers prepared at an S.I.L. workshop held at the University of Queensland Dec. 1953 - Feb. 1964; Barbara J. Sayers and Harland B. Kerr - Wik-Munkan locative, temporal and demonstrative pronouns; Marie Godfrey and H.B. Kerr - Personal pronouns in Wik-Munkan; Ruth Hershberger - Notes on GuguYalanji verbs; Ruth Hershberger - Personal pronouns in Gugu-Yalanji; Ruth Hershberger - Kuthen and -da now in Gugu-Yalanji; Henry Hershberger Case-marking affixes in Gugu-Yalanji; Henry Hershberger - Gugu-Yalanji noun phrases; Helen Geytenbeek - Personal pronouns of Gidabul; Brian Geytenbeek - Morphology of the regular verbs of Gidabul; Kathleen Glasgow - Four principal contrasts in Burera personal pronouns; Kathleen Glasgow - Frame of reference for two Burera tenses; David Glasgow and Harland Kerr - Burera verb prefixes; Heather Hinch - The Maung personal pronoun; Jean Kirton - Anyula personal pronouns; Harland Kerr - Comparison of Anyula base pronouns with Burera, Maung and Wik- Munkan; Elfreda MacDonald - Notes on the noun classes of Anyula Harland B. Kerr - Specific and generic lexical contrast in prononominal systems; All papers listed separately in Bibliography.994/.004/991 s;499/.15;499/.15Arnhem Land (NT); Northern Territory - Central NT.; Queensland South East Cape York (Qld SD54, SD55); South East Queensland (SE Qld SG56, SH56); New South Wales North Coast (NSW N Coast SH56)Aboriginal Australians--Languages.; Australian languages.Pittman, Richard S.(Richard Saunders),1915-;Kerr, Harland B.; Summer Institute of Linguistics.Australian School.;Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
9973010000000000646127446Quinn, Michael,1948-Djabugay :a Djabugay-English dictionary /researched and written by Michael QuinnDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106[Kuranda, Qld :Dept. of Education, Queensland],c199285 p.30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit499.15Djabugay language--Dictionaries--EnglishQueensland.Department of Education.
9973010000000000724251979Quinn, Michael,1948-Ngirrma badji! :Djabugay! /written by Bina ; illustrated by Guginy = Sing in language! : Djabugay! / written by Michael Quinn ; illustrated by Frank McLeodDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Brisbane> :Dept. of Education,c199220 p. :ill30 cm.Collection of song texts written by members of the Gudgu-gudgu (or Gudju-gudju or Rainbow) band including Wanyarra (or Roy Banning) to keep alive the language of the bulmba region of Cairns-Kuranda, North Queensland.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit782.4216299150268Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cairns Region--Music--Texts; Djabugay language--Study and teaching; Popular music--Australia--1991-2000--Texts; Aboriginal Australians--Queensland--Cairns Region--LanguagesMcLeod, Frank,1969-;Banning, Roy,1948-; Australia.National Aboriginal Education Committee;Queensland.Department of Education.;Gudju-gudju (Musical group)
9973010000000000724251960Quinn, Michael,1948-Gudju-gudju biri-djada =Rainbow and the fire /by 'Bina' Michael Quinn ; artist, Guginy Frank McLeodDjabugay / Tjapukai language Y106Y106<Brisbane> :Dept of Education, Queensland,199223 p. :ill21 x 30 cm.A copy of this item has been lodged ashttp://www.slq.qld.gov.au/resources/publishers/legal-deposit " target="_blanklegal deposit398.246Aboriginal Australians--FolkloreMcLeod, Frank,1969-