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1. Pathways to independence : story of official and family life in Papua New Guinea from 1951 to 1975 [1981]
- Cleland, Rachel, Dame.
- 2nd ed. - Cottesloe, W.A. : R. Cleland, 1985, c1981.
- Description
- Book — 370 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cm.
- Online
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DU740.76 .C54 A3 1985 | Available |
2. Men are stupid, women are crazy [2011]
- Ruehl, Peter, author.
- Carlton, Victoria, Australia : Melbourne University Press, 2011.
- Description
- Book — 1 online resource
- Summary
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- Foreword; Contents; Family; Life; Politics.
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- Goodman, David, 1957-
- St. Leonards, NSW : Allen & Unwin, 1994.
- Description
- Book — xxix, 302 p., [1] p. of plates : ill. ; 23 cm.
- Summary
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- Understanding the gold rush-- wealth-- order-- agrarianism and pastoral-- domesticity-- excitement.
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DU220 .G663 1994 | Unknown |
- Humphrey, Michael.
- London ; New York : The Centre for Lebanese Studies in association with I.B. Tauris Publishers, c1998.
- Description
- Book — 200 p. ; 23 cm.
- Summary
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- Part 1 Local and global cultures: migrants or citizens? cities, immigrants and integration-- multiculturalism-- past, present and future.
- Part 2 The refugees: the setting Lebanese immigration-- migration and the urban process-- family-- community-- proletarianisation-- conclusion.
- Part 3 The Lebanese heritage: making the Lebanese nation state-- making the Lebanese - proletarianisation and pluralism-- religion and the Lebanese state-- unmaking Lebanon -civil war and localism-- conclusion.
- Part 4 Lebanese families: kinship practices-- unmarried women-- wives-- keeping the courts out of the home.
- Part 5 Community and identity in the city.
- Part 6 Islam, multiculturalism and the global city: multiculturalism and urban consciousness-- Islam and multiculturalism.
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DU122 .M87 H86 1998 | Unknown |
- Welshpool DC, W.A. : Western Australian Museum, 2012.
- Description
- Book — 1 online resource (461 pages) : illustrations, maps, portraits
- Summary
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- FOREWORD;
- PART 1. The Impace of the Gold Rushes;
- 1. Changing lives: Aboriginal people in the Leonora region, 1869-1940: The first encounters; PART II. The Mines;
- 3. The industry and labour at the Sons of Gwalia mine; Voices from the Sons of Gwalia;
- 4. Mining and processing at the Sons of Gwalia mine;
- 5. The Gwalia woodline;
- 6. Fortune and failure: Other mines, other metals; PART III. Pastoralism and Aboriginal People;
- 8. `'Good times and bad times right through': Pastoralism in the Shire of Leonora;
- 9. Changing times: Aboriginal people in the Leonora region, 1940-2008.
- PART IV. Living in Leonora and Gwalia10. Leonora and Gwalia; Family Life;
- 11. Settlers and sojourners: Gwalia's Italian community;
- 12. Camels, carting and conflict: Afghans in Leonora 1896-1946; The Wars Come;
- 13. Qualified for any emergency: Nursing and medical care; Sporting Life; ENDNOTES; ORAL HISTORY PROGJECT: Leonora/Gwalia; CONTRIBUTORS; INDEX.
- Welshpool DC, W.A. : Western Australian Museum, 2012.
- Description
- Book — 1 online resource (461 pages) : illustrations, maps, portraits
- Summary
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- FOREWORD;
- PART 1. The Impace of the Gold Rushes;
- 1. Changing lives: Aboriginal people in the Leonora region, 1869-1940: The first encounters; PART II. The Mines;
- 3. The industry and labour at the Sons of Gwalia mine; Voices from the Sons of Gwalia;
- 4. Mining and processing at the Sons of Gwalia mine;
- 5. The Gwalia woodline;
- 6. Fortune and failure: Other mines, other metals; PART III. Pastoralism and Aboriginal People;
- 8. `'Good times and bad times right through': Pastoralism in the Shire of Leonora;
- 9. Changing times: Aboriginal people in the Leonora region, 1940-2008.
- PART IV. Living in Leonora and Gwalia10. Leonora and Gwalia; Family Life;
- 11. Settlers and sojourners: Gwalia's Italian community;
- 12. Camels, carting and conflict: Afghans in Leonora 1896-1946; The Wars Come;
- 13. Qualified for any emergency: Nursing and medical care; Sporting Life; ENDNOTES; ORAL HISTORY PROGJECT: Leonora/Gwalia; CONTRIBUTORS; INDEX.
- Ricatti, Francesco, author.
- Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, [2018]
- Description
- Book — xii, 147 pages ; 23 cm.
- Summary
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- 1. Mapping complexity: a transcultural approach.-
- 2. Historical outline.-
- 3. Work and socio-economic mobility.-
- 4. Racism and racial ambiguity in a settler colonial context.-
- 5. Family and generational negotiations.-
- 6. Transnational ideologies and transcultural practices.-
- 7. Concluding remarks.
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DU122 .I8 R54 2018 | Available |
- New York : Berghahn Books, 2011.
- Description
- Book — xi, 298 p. : ill., map ; 24 cm.
- Summary
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- Figures Acknowledgments Map of Australia Introduction: Aboriginal Children and Young People in Focus PART I: CHILDHOOD ACROSS TIME: HISTORICAL AND LIFE SPAN PERSPECTIVES
- Chapter 1. 'Less was hidden among these children': Geza Roheim, Anthropology and the Politics of Aboriginal Childhood John Morton
- Chapter 2. Envisioning Lives at Ernabella Katrina Tjitayi and Sandra Lewis
- Chapter 3. Warungka: Becoming and Un-becoming a Warlpiri Person Yasmine Musharbash
- Chapter 4. Fathers and Sons, Trajectories of Self - Reflections on Pintupi Lives and Futures Fred R. Myers PART II: STORIES, LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL SPACE Chapter 5.Sand Storytelling - Its Social Meaning in Anangu Children's Lives Ute Eickelkamp Chapter 6.Young Children's Social Meaning-Making in a New Mixed Language Carmel O'Shannessey Appendix Chapter 7.The Yard Craig San Roque PART III: YOUTH, IDENTITY AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION
- Chapter 8. Organization within Disorder - The Present and Future of Young People in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands David Brooks
- Chapter 9. Being Mardu: Change and Challenge for Some Western Desert Young People Today Myrna Tonkinson
- Chapter 10. Invisible and Visible Loyalties in Racialized Contexts: A Systemic Perspective on Aboriginal Youth Marika Moisseeff Appendix Notes on Contributors References Index.
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DU124 .C45 G76 2011 | Unknown |
9. An activist life [2017]
- Milne, Christine, author.
- St Lucia, Qld. : University of Queensland Press, 2017.
- Description
- Book — 1 online resource : illustrations
- Summary
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- Cover
- Praise
- Author biography
- Title page
- Imprint page
- Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- 1: My Bloodâ#x80; #x99; s Country
- 2: The Power of Lake Pedder: Awakening
- 3: Saving the Franklin: Empowerment
- 4: Wesley Vale: First Steps in Activism
- 5: The Case of Port Arthur: Gun Law Reform
- 6: Pride
- 7: Demolishing Democracy: Dirty Tricks
- 8: Being a Woman in Politics
- 9: In Praise of Knitted Berets
- 10: Climate in a Bottle
- 11: Global Citizenship and World Heritage
- 12: What Price Carbon?
- 13: Art as Activism
- 14: Backpacking and Beyond: Sri Lanka15: Seeking Asylum
- 16: Leadership and the Importance of Timing
- 17: The Tasmanian Activism App
- 18: Green Leadership
- Afterword
- Acknowledgements
- About the illustrator
- Picture section
- Notes
- Index
- Montgomerie, Annie, author.
- Dunedin, New Zealand : Otago University Press, 2014.
- Description
- Book — 1 online resource : illustrations (some colour)
- Summary
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There have been many published collections of soldiers' diaries and letters from the First World War, but never a firsthand account of one New Zealand family's life in England during these challenging and frightening years. When her sons, Oswald and Seton, decided they wanted to serve as pilots, which meant enlisting in Britain, Annie Montgomerie decreed that the whole family would go too. So from 1916 to 1919 they lived in London, facing Zeppelin attacks, giving hospitality to young New Zealand friends who left to fight and sometimes never came back, watching Oswald and Seton go off to war, and suffering in the influenza epidemic. Through all this Annie kept a diary, in which she recorded her deep love and concern for her family, her hatred of the war, her forthright, amusing and proudly Kiwi views on the English, and myriad fascinating details about wartime London life. Annie's granddaughter, Susanna Montgomerie Norris, has transcribed and edited this extraordinary account, along with many letters and diary excerpts from her pilot father, Seton. Richly illustrated with contemporary photographs and other memorabilia, Annie's War offers a unique and compelling view of a crucial time in world history. Susanna spent many years transcribing and working on her grandmother Annie's diaries, which were discovered by her cousin, John Montgomerie, who has also supplied a large number of the photos used.
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