Indigenous Studies
A Handful of Sand: The Gurindji struggle, after the walk-off by Charlie Ward
by Timothy Neale •
Native Title from Mabo to Akiba: A Vehicle for Change and Empowerment? edited by Sean Brennan et al.
by Richard Martin •
The history of my onomastic apprehension and misapprehension about the big thing in the middle of Australia: It is called Ayers Rock. No, it is ...
... (read more)The Bauhinia Tree: The Life of Kankawa Nagarra Olive Knight by Kankawa Nagarra Olive Knight
by Josephine Taylor •
#1 Martin Thomas reads ‘“Because it’s your country”: Bringing Back the Bones to West Arnhem Land'
by Hidden Author •
In 2013 we published Martin Thomas's Calibre Prize-winning essay ‘“Because it’s your country”: Bringing Back the Bones to West Arnhem Land'. This powerful story of the repatriation of Aboriginal bones soon became the best read article on our website and we are delighted to be able to launch the ABR podcast with it.
... (read more)The Australian Archaeologist's Book of Quotations edited by Mike Smith and Billy Griffiths
by Ruth A. Morgan •
In April 2011 the Australian edition of Rolling Stone featured a cover photo of Yolngu multi-instrumentalist and singer Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu ... ... (read more)
Many good books are published about Australian art, but few change the way we see and understand it. When Andrew Sayers’ Aboriginal Artists of the Nineteenth Century appeared in August 1994, it immediately did that, as the critic Bruce James was quick to recognise
A Rightful Place: Race, Recognition And A More Complete Commonwealth (Quarterly Essay 55) by Noel Pearson
by Jon Altman •
Behind the Doors: An art history from Yuendumu by Philip Jones with Warlukurlangu Artists
by Colin Golvan •
