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The anti-apartheid movements in Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand by Peter Limb - The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 3, Unisa Press, South Africa Tsehai Publishers, New York 2015 | ||
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The Bone Collectors by Paul Daley - the Guardian 14th June 2014 | ||
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Promise of Mabo not yet realised by Noel Pearson - the Australian 29 May 2010 | ||
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The Indigenous Resisitance 1900 - 2000 by Gary Foley 2010 | ||
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The Incivility of Marcia Langton: by Geoffrey Partington Quadrant Volume LIV Number 4 April 2010 | ||
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The resource curse by Marcia Langton - Griffith REVIEW Edition 28: 2010 Still the Lucky Country? | ||
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Some competition and consumer issues in the Indigenous visual arts industry by J. C. Altman, et al CAEPR DISCUSSION PAPER NO. 235 (2009) | ||
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State of the World's Indigenous Peoples by Department of Economic and Social Affairs, UN New York 2009 | ||
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Australia -whose land? The Second Annual John Saunders Lecture - Presented by Dr Peter Adam Principal, Ridley College, Melbourne 10 August 2009 | ||
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A Dark History: Thoughts on Australia by John Martin - Arena august-september 2008 | ||
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duplicity and deceit: rudd's apology to the stolen generations by Crystal McKinnon with Gary Foley Melbourne historial journal 2008 Edition (Vol. 36) | ||
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Theft in the name of science by Paul Turnbull - Griffith REVIEW Edition 21 2008 | ||
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Creating a legal identity: Aboriginal people and the assimilation census] by Heather Douglas and John Chesterman Journal of Austra!ian Studies. Vol. 32, No.3, September 2008, | ||
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Tilting at doctrine in a changing world: the three editions of Henry Reynolds' The Law of the Lalld by David Ritter - Journal of Australian Studies, Vol. 32, No.3, September 2008, | ||
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How race became everything: Australia and polygenism by Kay Anderson and Colin Perrin - Ethnic and Racial Studies Vol. 31 No. 5 July 2008 | ||
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Radical Hope, or Death by a Thousand Cuts?: The Future for Indigenous Australians by Michael O'Loughlin - ARENA journal no. 29/30, 2008 | ||
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"Hangin' Out" and "Yarnin'" : Reflecting on the Experience of Collecting Oral Histories by Lorina Barker - History Australia. Vol 5. Number 1. 2008 | ||
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Faraway Downs fantasy resonates close to home by Marcia Langton - Sunday Age (Melbourne) 23rd November 2008 | ||
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The rage epidemic by Germaine Greer, Sydney Morning Herald 2nd August 2008 | ||
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Imperial Critics: Moravian Missionaries in the British Colonial World by Felicity Jensz in Evangelists of Empire?: Missionaries in Colonial History 2008 | ||
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Moving the Genocide Debate Beyond the History Wars· by A. Dirk Moses - Australian Journal ofPolitics and History: Volume 54, Number 2, 2008, pp. 248-270. | ||
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Sorry, and not sorry, in Australia: how the apology to the stolen generations buried a history of genocide
by Tony Barta Journal of Genocide Research (2008), 10(2),June, 201-214 | ||
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After the Intervention by John Hinkson ARENA journal no. 29/30, 2008 | ||
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The Health and Welfare of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples by Brian Pink, Australian Bureau of Statistics and Penny Allbon, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2008 | ||
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Reporting Back: The Northern Territory Intervention One Year On by Jeff McMullen - Aboriginal & Islander Health Worker Journal Sept/Oct Vol 32 No. 5 (2008) | ||
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Transgressions: critical Australian Indigenous histories by Ingereth Macfarlane and Mark Hannah (editors) ANU E Press Aboriginal History Monograph 16 (2007) | ||
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Dispossessed, Dispirited and Diseased: Aboriginal Health and Why Racists Can't Fix It by Andrew Gunn - New Doctor 85, May 2007 | ||
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Robert Manne, the Apology and Genocide by Patrick Wolfe, Arena Magazine 94, April-May 2008 | ||
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Personal Stories: Indigenous Activism - Black Power by Sam Watson - Queensland Review Vol. 14 no.1 2007 | ||
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Personal Stories: Indigenous Activism - Black Power by Les Collins - Queensland Review Vol. 14 no.1 2007 | ||
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Alcheringa: Invisible Aborigines on TV by Chris Healy Australian Television History: ACH 26 2007 | ||
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Trapped in the Aboriginal reality show by Marcia Langton - Griffith REVIEW Edition 19: 2007 Re-imagining Australia | ||
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A History of Indigenous Futures: Accounting for Indigenous Art and Media by Faye Ginsburg and Fred Myers - ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2006 VOL 30 | ||
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Mortality and morbidity in prisoners after release from prison in Western Australia 1995 - 2003 by M. Hobbs, K. Krazlan, S. Ridout, Q. Mai, M. Knuiman and R. Chapman - Australian Institute of Criminology 2006 | ||
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Settler colonialism and the elimination of the native
by Patrick Wolfe - Journal of Genocide Research (2006), 8(4), December, 387-409 | ||
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discourses of genocide in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America and Australia by Norbert Finzsch - Patterns of Prejudice,39:2,97-115 (2006) | ||
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Riots, Policing and Social Disadvantage: Learning from the Riots in Macquarie Fields and Redfern by Don Weatherburn - Current Issues In Criminal Justice Volume 18 Number 1 July 2006 | ||
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They Used to Call it Sandy Blight: Aboriginal Health and Censorship in Australia by Jilpia Nappaljari Jones, Leila Smith and Gordon Briscoe - Australian Aboriginal Studies 2006 / 2 | ||
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Rob Riley, a life lived in the cause of liberation by Barry Healy Green Left Weekly, June 7, 2006 | ||
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The Impact of Whiteness on the 1991-2000 Australian Reconciliation Process by Andrew Gunstone - Paper presented at the 'Historicising Whiteness Conference', University of Melbourne, 22-24 November, 2006 | ||
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'Never forgotten' Pearl Gibbs (Gambanyi) by Stephanie Gilbert, Aboriginal Studies Press, 2005 | ||
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Imagine the Future by Learning from the Past Speech by Chris Sarra to the Communities in Control Conference Melbourne, 7th June 2005 | ||
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White Redemption Rituals: Repatriating Aboriginal Secret-Sacred Objects by Philip Batty - Arena journal no.23, 2005 | ||
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'In the interests of our people': the influence of Garveyism on the rise of Australian Aboriginal political activism by John Maynard ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2005 VOL 29 | ||
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The Trouble with Empathy by David Burchell - Griffith Review Edition 8 - People Like Us 2005 | ||
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The extinction of rigour: a comment on 'The extinction of the Australian Pygmies' by Keith Windschuttle and Tim Gillin by Michael Westaway and Peter Hiscock ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2005 VOL 29 | ||
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The Changing Politics of Miscegenation by Michael Rolls - Aboriginal History 2005 Vol 29 | ||
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Modern by analogy: modernity, Shoah and the Tasmanian genocide
by Jesse Shipway - Journal of Genocide Research (2005), 7(2), June, 205-219 | ||
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Raphaeš l Lemkin's 'Tasmania': an introduction1 by Ann Curthoys Patterns of Prejudice, Vol. 39, No. 2, 2005 | ||
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"They will be hunted down like wild beasts and destroyed!": a comparative study of genocide in California and Tasmania
by Ashley Riley Sousa - Journal of Genocide Research (2004), 6(2), June, 193-209 | ||
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Germaine Greer on the resonse to White Fella Jumpup: The Shortest Way to Nationhood by Germaine Greer - Quarterly Essay 14 2004 | ||
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Contextualising Church Involvement In 'The First Aboriginal Race Riot' by Meredith Lake National Library of Australia News, Vol. 14, No. 10, July 2004: 10-12 | ||
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Finding Foley by Diana Ward published in SPINACH 7 in May 2004 | ||
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'Backroads' chapter from "Phillip Noyce" by Ingo Petzke Pan Macmillan Australia 2004 | ||
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An Essay in disappointment: the Aboriginal-Jewish relationship by Colin Tatz - Aboriginal History 2004 Vol 28 | ||
| The end of ATSIC and the future administration of Indigenous affairs by Angela Pratt & Scott Bennett 2004 - PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY - The Current Issues Brief No. 4 2004-05 | ||
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Patterns of frontier genocide 1803-1910: the Aboriginal Tasmanians, the Yuki of California, and the Herero of Namibia by Benjamin Madley -Journal of Genocide Research (2004), 6(2) | ||
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An Essay in Disappointment: The Aboriginal-Jewish Relationship by Colin Tatz Aboriginal History 2004 Vol 28 | ||
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Windschuttle's Fabrication of Aboriginal History : a View from the Other Side by Vicki Grieves - Labour History Number 85 November 2003 | ||
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The Right Book for the Right Time? by Lyndall Ryan - Labour History Number 85 November 2003 | ||
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'Many deeds of terror': Windschuttle and Musquito by Naomi Parry - Labour History Number 85 November 2003 | ||
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Mapping Australian Postcolonial Landscapes: From Resistance to Reconciliation? by Mark Harris - Law Text Culture Vol 7 2003 | ||
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Euphemism, Banality, Propaganda: Anthropology, public debate and Indigenous communities by Gillian Cowlishaw Australian Aboriginal Studies 2003 | ||
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Kevin Cook: From building sitesto Aboriginal education in A few rough reds: stories of rank and file organising Edited by Alexander, Hal and Griffiths, Phil, (2003) | ||
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Hiding the bodies: the myth of the humane colonization of Australia by John Harris - Aboriginal History 2003 Vol 27 | ||
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Australian History - Lifting haze or descending fog? John Maynard - Aboriginal History 2003 Vol 27 | ||
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Vision, voice and influence: the rise of the AAPA John Maynard - - Australian Historical Studies 121, 2003 | ||
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'Noble and Savages' on the Television by Frances Peters-Little - ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2003 VOL 27 | ||
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White Fella Jumpup: The Shortest Way to Nationhood by Germaine Greer - Quarterly Essay 11 2003 | ||
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Lillian Holt - response to White Fella Jumpup: The Shortest Way to Nationhood by Lillian Holt - Quarterly Essay 12 2003 | ||
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The Aboriginal movement in power, profit and protest: Australian social movements and globilisation Burgmann,V. The Aboriginal movement in power, profit and protest: Australian social movements and globilisation, Allen & Unwin, 2003, Chapter 2, pp.44-97 | ||
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Marcia Langton's response to White Fella Jumpup: The Shortest Way to Nationhood by Marcia Langton - Quarterly Essay 12 2003 | ||
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Tony Birch's response to White Fella Jumpup: The Shortest Way to Nationhood by Tony Birch - Quarterly Essay 12 2003 | ||
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Of a 'contested ground' and an 'indelible stain' by L. Veracini - Aboriginal History 2003 Vol 27 | ||
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The Abacus of History by Tony Birch - Australian Book Review October 2003 | ||
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Absorbing the 'Aboriginal problem': controlling interracial marriage in Australia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by Katherine Ellinghaus - Aboriginal History 2003 Vol 27 | ||
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The Fabrication Of Aboriginal History Address to the Sydney Institute by Keith Windschuttle 11 February 2003 | ||
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The Abacus of History by Tony Brich Australian Book Review October 2003 | ||
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Reviewing the History Wars by Stuart Macintyre Labour History Number 85 November 2003 | ||
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Keith Windschuttle And Aboriginal History by R. J. Stove - National Observer Autumn 2003 | ||
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Aboriginal Health in Australia: Some Historical Observations and Contemporary Issues by Naomi Mayers - New Doctor 77, Winter 2002 | ||
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Does Australian History Have a Future? by Ann Curthoys - Australian Historical Studies 118, 2002 | ||
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The Freedom Ride - Its Significance Today Lecture by Prof Ann Curthoys at the National Museum of Australia - 4 Sept 2002 | ||
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Too Early Yet or Not Soon Enough? - Reflections on Sharing Histories as Process - by Heather Goodall - Australian Historical Studies 118, 2002 | ||
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A Liberal 'Respect for Small Property' - Paul Hasluck and the 'Landless
Proletariat' in PNG 1951-63 by Huntley Wright - Australian Historical Studies 119, 2002 | ||
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A New Deal? Indigenous developmentand the politics of recovery by Marcia Langton - Dr Charles Perkins AO Memorial Oration delivered at The University of Sydney - 4 October 2002 | ||
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'Breed out the Colour' or the Importance of Being White by Russell McGregor - Australian Historical Studies 120, 2002 | ||
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History is Never Bloodless - Getting it wrong after One Hundred Years of Federation - by Tony Birch - Australian Historical Studies 118, 2002 | ||
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Clio or Janus? - Historians and the Stolen Generations by Peter Read - Australian Historical Studies 118, 2002 | ||
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Conceptual blockages and definitional dilemmas in the 'racial century': genocides of indigenous peoples and the Holocaust by A. D. Moses - Patterns of Prejudice (2002),36:4,7 - 36 | ||
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Cover-Up And Denial Of Genocide: Australia, the USA, East Timor, and the Aborigines by Ben Kiernan - Critical Asian Studies34:2 (2002) , 163-192 | ||
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The McLean Report: legitimising Victoria's new assimilationism by Corinne Manning ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2002 VOL 26 | ||
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Stolen Generations testimony: trauma, historiography, and the question of 'truth' by Rosanne Kennedy ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2001 VOL 25 | ||
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Genocide: the distance between law and life by Larissa Behrendt - Aboriginal History 2001 VOL 25 | ||
| Indigenocide and the Massacre of Aboriginal History by Raymond Evans and Bill Thorpe - Overland.l63.2001 | ||
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The Holocaust, the Aborigines, and the bureaucracy of destruction: an Australian dimension of genocide
by Paul R. Bartrop - Journal of Genocide Research (2001), 3(1), 75-87 | ||
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Coming to terms with genocidal pasts in comparative perspective: Germany and Australia by A. Dirk Moses Aboriginal History 2001 VOl 25 | ||
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Confronting Australian genocide by Colin TatzAboriginal History 2001 VOL 25 | ||
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Discourses of genocide in Germany and Australia: a linked history by Tony Barta - Aboriginal History 2001 VOL 25 | ||
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The Holocaust, the Aborigines, and the bureaucracy of destruction: an Australian dimension of genocide by Paul R. Bartrop - Journal of Genocide Research (2001), 3(1), 75-87 | ||
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Collapsing Australian Architecture: the Aboriginal Tent Embassy by Gregory Cowan - Fresh Cuts: New Talents 2001 | ||
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Stolen Children, Invisible Mothers and Unspeakable Stories by Denise Cuthbert - Social Semiotics, Vol. 11, No. 2, 2001 | ||
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Genocide: definitions, questions, settler-colonies
by Ann Curthoys and John Docker - Aboriginal History 2001 Vol 25 | ||
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The Stolen Generations and genocide: Robert Manne's In denial: the Stolen Generations and the Right
by Bain Atrwood - Aboriginal History 2001 VOL 25 | ||
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The Stolen Generations and genocide: Robert Mannes's 'In Denial: the stolen Generations and the Right' - by Bain Attwood ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2001 VOL 25 | ||
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Rethinking the Origins of Terra Nullius by Merete Borch - Australian Historical Studies 117, 2001 | ||
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The Road to Native Title: Aboriginal Rights and the ALP 1973 -1996 by Gary Foley 14 June 2001 | ||
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Witnesses from the Conference Floor: Oral History and FCAATSI by Sue Taffe Fresh Cuts: New Talents 2001 | ||
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Genocide in Australia by Andrew Markus - Aboriginal History 2001 Vol 25 | ||
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Black Power in Redfern 1968 - 1972 by Gary Foley 5th October 2001 | ||
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'endless trouble and agitation' : Aboriginal Activism in the Protestionist Era by Robert Foster - Journal of the Historical Society of South Australia No 28 2000 | ||
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From Wattie Creek to Wattie Creek: an oral historical approach to the Gurindji walk-off by Minoru Hokari - Aboriginal History 2000 VOL 24 | ||
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Participation and representation in ATSIC elections: a ten-year perspective - W. Sanders, J. Taylor and K. Ross CAPER ANU 2000 | ||
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Namatjira and the Burden of Citizenship Julie T. Wells and Michael F. Christie - Australian Historical Studies 114, 2000 | ||
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Making a Difference: a 1960s partnership opposing racial discrimination by Sue Taffe - Overland 161 2000 | ||
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Cannibalism: A white colonist myth? by Geoffrey Partington - Quadrant May 2000 | ||
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Namatjira and the Burden of Citizenship by Julie T. Wells and Michael Christie - Australian Historical Studies 114, 2000 | ||
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Savagery and Urbanity: Struggles over Aboriginal Housing, Redfern, 1970-73 by Kay Anderson in Read, Peter (Editor). Settlement: A History of Australian Indigenous Housing. Aboriginal Studies Press, 2000 | ||
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An antipodean genocide? The origins of the genocidal moment in the colonization of Australia by A. Dirk Moses -Journal of Genocide Research (2000), 2(1), 89-106 | ||
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From Wattie Creek to Wattie Creek: an oral historical approach to the Gurindji walk-off by M. Hokari - Aboriginal History 2000 Vol 24 | ||
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The Aboriginal Tent Embassy: 28 years After it was Established - Interview with Isobell Coe Indigeous Law Bulletin July/August 2000 Special Issue: Indigenous Perspectives on Law & Rights | ||
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Aboriginal community controlled health services by Kathy Bell, Sophia Couzos, John Daniels, Puggy Hunter, Naomi Mayers and Richard Murray - General Practice in Australia: 2000 | ||
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Who's Afraid of the Dark? : Australia's Administration in Aboriginal Affairs by Lyndon Murphy - Thesis for Master of Public Administration. UQ June 2000 | ||
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Kwementyaye Perrurle Perkins: a personal memoir by Gordon Briscoe ABORIGINAL HISTORY 2000 VOL 24 | ||
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Moving Blackwards: Black Power and the Aboriginal Embassy by Kathy Lothian - Transgressions | ||
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Genocide in Australia by Colin Tatz - Journal of Genocide Research (1999), 1(3), 315-352 | ||
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Genocide in Australia by Colin Tatz - AIATSIS Reserach Discussion paper No. 8 - 1999 | ||
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Australia Day at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy by Felicia Fletcher and John leonard - Meanjin 1 / 1999 | ||
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Reconciliation: What Does It Mean? by Gary Johns and Ron Brunton - IPA Backgrounder November 1999 | ||
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Obituary for Mick Miller 1998 by Gordon briscoe | ||
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The 1967 Referendum and All That: Narrative and Myth, Aborigines and Australia by Bain Attwood and Andrew Markus - Australian Historical Studies 111, 1998 | ||
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Master Narratives and the dispossession of the Wiradjuri by Gaynor Macdonald - Aboriginal History 1998 Vol 22 | ||
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Fred Maynard and the AAPA: One God, One Aim, One Destiny by John Maynard - Aboriginal History 1997 Vol 23 | ||
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Problematising Aboriginal nationalism by Julie Martinez - Aboriginal History 1997 Vol 21 | ||
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Camp of Mercy: An Historical & Biographical Record of the Warangesda Aboriginal Mission/Station Darlington Point NSW
by Beverley (Gulumbali) and Don Elphick 1997 | ||
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Pauline Hanson Maiden Speech to Parliament Tuesday, 10th September 1996. by Pauline Hanson | ||
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A Letter From Jack Horner - Jack Horner - ABORIGINAL hISTORY 1996 20 | ||
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"White Australia Has a Black Past:" promoting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land rights on television and video by Rosaleen Smyth, Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, Vol. 15, No. I, 1995 | ||
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Obituary: Oodgeroo of the Tribe Noonuccal by John CoIlins - Aboriginal History 1994 18:1 | ||
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NATION AND MISCEGENATION: Discursive Continuity in the Post-Mabo Era by Patrick Wolfe 1994 | ||
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Forgotten Rebels: Black Australians Who Fought Back by David Lowe January 1994 | ||
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Black and Red: The Pilbara Pastoral Workers Strike 1946 by Michael Hess - Aboriginal History 1994 18:1 | ||
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The Aboriginal Embassy: An account of the protest of 72 by Scott Robinson - Aboriginal History 1994 18:1 | ||
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Statement of Philosophy and History of National Aboriginal and Islander Health Organisation (NAIHO) by The NAIHO Collective | ||
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Problematising Aboriginal Nationalism by Julia Martinez - Aboriginal History 1997 Vol 21 | ||
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Colleen Shirley Smith, MBE, AM, 1928-98 by Gordon Briscoe ABORIGINAL HISTORY 1997 VOL 21 | ||
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Breaking the Silence that Silences by Damian Lucas Current Issues in Criminal Justice Vol 7 n0 1 July 1995 | ||
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Australian Diplomacy In A Policy Vacuum: Government And Aboriginal Affairs, 1961-62 by Sue Taffe - Aboriginal History 1995 19.2 | ||
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Studying Man and Man's Nature: The History of institutionalisation of Aboriginal Anthropology by Dr. Nicolas Peterson, Wentworth Lecture 1990 | ||
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It's My Party and I'll Cry If I want To by David Langsam New Statesman 15th January 1988 | ||
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The Aboriginal Embassy: Its Purpose and Aims by John Newfong - Identity July 1972 | ||
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The Songman of Arnhem Land Meets the 'Big Two' Poets by Kim Lockwood Melbourne Herald 11th April 1972 | ||
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Australian Aborigines Set Up 'Embassy,' Score Diplomatic Coup article By Robert Trumbull New York Times Mar 8, 1972 | ||
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The Price on Our Guilt Editorial, The Australian 26th January 1972 | ||
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Aborigines of Australia Are Suddenly Militants article By Robert Trumbull New York Times Jan 24, 1972 | ||
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Yolngu Statement in the Gupapunyngu Language, presented in Canberra to William McMahon, Prime Minister, 6 May 1971 | ||
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Easter 1970 and the Origins of the National Tribal Council: A personal View by A. Barrie Pittock 1970 | ||
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FCAATSI President's Annual Report - Easter Conference 1968 by Joe McGuinness, President FCAATSI | ||
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The Student Bus - interviews with the 1965 Freedom Riders Outlook magazine 1965 | ||
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The Aborigines and the Rocket Range Donald Thompson, 1947 | ||
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Instructions to Governor Arthur Phillip 25th day of April 1787. | ||
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Instructions to Captain Cook by By the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain 30th of July 1768 | ||