One of the very first to identify the contemporary rise of Melbourne’s cultural and place power, Maree Coote has won The Royal Historical Society of Victoria’s Gold Prize for ‘The Art of Being Melbourne’. Her unique command of history, …
View Books by Maree CooteMarlene, Myron and Katrina Goonack all attended the Kimberley School of the Air in Western Australia at Kandiwal Community for their primary and secondary education. They have worked together to produce art for many of their family's stories and …
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Two diverse countries and cultures are linked with warmth and charm in this two-in-one picture book…
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Empowering children to cherish and protect their linguistic heritage. My Language Rights dives into…
Oodgeroo's writing is often a provocative and passionate plea for justice. My People is a collection…
A beautiful tale about friendship and culture, paired with award-winning Freya Blackwood’s …
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Oh Lucky Country (Paese fortunato) uses first-person point of view to inflate migrant oppression to …
Rhoda Dugururru Lalara has been a language officer at Groote Eylandt Linguistics for the past 33 years. Rhoda is passionate about the Anindilyakwa language, culture and heritage and uses her literacy expertise to keep this ancient language alive. "…
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The new edition of Judith Brett's award-winning book, providing compelling insight into …
Ruby Langford Ginibi, a member of the Bundjalung people, was born in 1934 on Box Ridge mission Coraki. She grew up in Bonalbo and later Casino, New South Wales. Her autobiographies Don’t Take Your Love to Town (1988) and Real Deadly (1992) describe…
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