Indigenous Australia for Dummies
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Table of Contents
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Introduction 1
Part I: An Ancient People: Then and Now 5
Chapter 1: Understanding Indigenous Australia 7
Chapter 2: Rich Past, Strong Traditions 17
Chapter 3: A Land of Cultural Diversity 35
Chapter 4: Traditional Cultural Values and Practices 51
Part II: Invasion 69
Chapter 5: First Contacts 71
Chapter 6: The Brits' First Colony: 1788 79
Chapter 7: Pushing the Boundaries of the Colony 91
Chapter 8: Land, Livestock and Loss 113
Chapter 9: Taking the Children 127
Part III: Indigenous Activism 145
Chapter 10: Citizenship Rights 147
Chapter 11: The 1967 Referendum 169
Chapter 12: Land Rights 183
Chapter 13: The Era of Reconciliation 203
Chapter 14: Practical Reconciliation 223
Chapter 15: The Apology and Beyond 241
Part IV: Contemporary Indigenous Cultures 253
Chapter 16: More than Rocks and Dots: Indigenous Art 255
Chapter 17: Singing and Dancing 277
Chapter 18: Indigenous Literature: We've Always Been Storytellers 293
Chapter 19: Performance Storytelling: Film, Theatre, Television and Radio 305
Chapter 20: Indigenous People and Sport 331
Part V: Dealing with Current Issues 355
Chapter 21: Social Issues: Health, Housing, Education and Employment 357
Chapter 22: Legal and Governance Issues 377
Part VI: The Part of Tens 395
Chapter 23: Ten Important Indigenous Cultural Sites 397
Chapter 24: Ten Indigenous Firsts 401
Chapter 25: Ten Myths about Indigenous People 407
Chapter 26: Ten Key Legal Decisions 413
Glossary 419
Index 421


