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Title	Publication type	Author / Editor	Date
Native Title Newsletter - Issue 1 2017	Native Title Newsletter, Research outputs		Apr, 2017	This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Mabo v Queensland [No 2] (1992) (Mabo) decision in the High Court of Australia.
Alice's daughter: lost mission child	Book	Rhonda Collard-Spratt, Jacki Ferro	Apr, 2017	In 1954, aged three, Rhonda Collard-Spratt was taken from her Aboriginal family and placed on Carnarvon Native Mission, Western Australia.
Alice's daughter: lost mission child	Book	Rhonda Collard-Spratt, Jacki Ferro	Apr, 2017	In 1954, aged three, Rhonda Collard-Spratt was taken from her Aboriginal family and placed on Carnarvon Native Mission, Western Australia.
National PBC Funding and Training Guide	PBC Guide	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2017	The National PBC Funding and Training Guide brings together information about funding opportunities, programs, services and other resources for Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs), also known as Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate (RNTBCs).
Alice's daughter: lost mission child	Book	Rhonda Collard-Spratt, Jacki Ferro	Apr, 2017	In 1954, aged three, Rhonda Collard-Spratt was taken from her Aboriginal family and placed on Carnarvon Native Mission, Western Australia.
Something about emus: Bininj stories from Western Arnhem Land	Book		Apr, 2017	The emu is an iconic Australian bird of significance to all Australians, but especially so to Indigenous Australians who have had a special relationship with this curious animal for thousands of years.
Something about emus: Bininj stories from Western Arnhem Land	Book		Apr, 2017	The emu is an iconic Australian bird of significance to all Australians, but especially so to Indigenous Australians who have had a special relationship with this curious animal for thousands of years.
Alice's daughter: lost mission child	Book	Rhonda Collard-Spratt, Jacki Ferro	Apr, 2017	In 1954, aged three, Rhonda Collard-Spratt was taken from her Aboriginal family and placed on Carnarvon Native Mission, Western Australia.
Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate - Prescribed Bodies Corporate Summary	Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2017	The Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate (RNTBC) Summary document provides a national overview of RNTBCs, who are more commonly referred to as Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs).
Native Title Amendment (Indigenous Land Use Agreements) Bill 2017 [Provisions]	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein,Dr Belinda Burbidge, Stacey Little	Mar, 2017	In this submission, the Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) recommended that the Native Title Amendment (Indigenous Land Use Agreement) Bill 2017 be passed as is, or with minor amendments outlined in th
What's New in Native Title - February 2017	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs		Feb, 2017	What's New in Native Title for February 2017.
Authorisation and decision-making in native title	Research report	Nick Duff	Feb, 2017	Native title involves an interface between the Australian legal system and Indigenous legal, cultural and political systems.
Overturning aqua nullius: securing Aboriginal water rights	Book	Virginia Marshall	Feb, 2017	Aboriginal peoples in Australia have the oldest living cultures in the world. From 1788 the British colonisation of Australia marginalised Aboriginal communities from land and water resources and their traditional rights and interests.
What's New in Native Title - January 2017	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs		Jan, 2017	What's New in Native Title for January 2017.
What's New in Native Title - December 2016	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs		Jan, 2017	What's New in Native Title for December 2016.
Native Title Anthropology after the Timber Creek Decision	Issues paper	Pamela Faye McGrath	Jan, 2017	In August 2016, the traditional owners of Timber Creek in the Northern Territory, the Ngaliwurru and Nungali peoples, were awarded over $3.3 million for the loss of their native title rights.
Native Title Newsletter - December 2016	Native Title Newsletter, Research outputs		Dec, 2016	Native Title Newsletter for December 2016
AIATSIS Submission – Prescribed Body Corporate (PBC) Support Strategy	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein,Dr Rod Kennett,Dr Belinda Burbidge, Ashleigh Blechynden	Dec, 2016	The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) recommends that the Commonwealth recognise the changing roles of Native Title Representative Bodies and Service Providers (NTRB/SP) and the infrastructure and supp
What's New in Native Title - November 2016	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs		Nov, 2016	What's New in Native Title for November 2016.
AIATSIS Annual Report 2015-2016	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2016	This annual report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2015 to June 2016, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
What's New in Native Title - October 2016	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs		Oct, 2016	What's New in Native Title for October 2016.
Report on the Indigenous Youth Forum	Report	Stacey Little, Thaarramali Pearson	Oct, 2016	Overview
Submission to the Productivity Commission inquiry into regulation of the marine fisheries and aquaculture sectors	Submission		Oct, 2016	The Productivity Commission’s inquiry into regulation of the Australian marine fisheries and aquaculture sectors sought to identify opportunities to improve fisheries regulations without compromising fishery policy and environmental objectives.
What's New in Native Title - September 2016	Whats New in Native Title		Sep, 2016	What's New in Native Title for September 2016.
What's New in Native Title - August 2016	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs		Aug, 2016	What's New in Native Title for August 2016.
Native Title Newsletter - August 2016	Native Title Newsletter		Aug, 2016	Native Title Newsletter for August 2016
Yijarni: true stories from Gurindji country	Book		Aug, 2016	On 23 August 1966, approximately 200 Gurindji stockmen and their families walked off Wave Hill Station in the Northern Territory, protesting against poor working conditions and the taking of their land by pastoralists.
Native Title in the News - July 2016	Native Title in the News		Jul, 2016	Native Title in the News for July 2016.
What's New in Native Title - July 2016	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs		Jul, 2016	What's New in Native Title for July 2016.
Noongar people Noongar land: the resilience of Aboriginal culture in the south west of Western Australia	Monograph	Kingsley Palmer	Jul, 2016	This book, Noongar people, Noongar land, arose from the protracted struggle of the Indigenous Noongar people of the South West of Western Australia to gain recognition of their native title rights and interests under the Australian federal government’s Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA).
The Commonwealth’s Indigenous land tenure reform agenda: Whose aspirations, and for what outcomes?	Report, Research report	Ed Wensing	Jul, 2016	This paper argues that weak links are being made between increasing opportunities for economic development (including private home ownership) and the need for Indigenous land tenure reform.
Noongar people Noongar land: the resilience of Aboriginal culture in the south west of Western Australia	Monograph	Kingsley Palmer	Jul, 2016	This book, Noongar people, Noongar land, arose from the protracted struggle of the Indigenous Noongar people of the South West of Western Australia to gain recognition of their native title rights and interests under the Australian federal government’s Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA).
Noongar people Noongar land: the resilience of Aboriginal culture in the south west of Western Australia	Monograph	Kingsley Palmer	Jul, 2016	This book, Noongar people, Noongar land, arose from the protracted struggle of the Indigenous Noongar people of the South West of Western Australia to gain recognition of their native title rights and interests under the Australian federal government’s Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA).
What's New in Native Title - June 2016	Whats New in Native Title		Jun, 2016	What's New in Native Title for June 2016
Native Title in the News - June 2016	Native Title in the News		Jun, 2016	Native Title in the News for June 2016.
Native Title in the News - May 2016	Native Title in the News		Jun, 2016	Native Title in the News for May 2016.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2016	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal	Dr Lawrence Bamblett,Dr Lisa Strelein	Jun, 2016	Abstracts Homelessness, homelands, human rights — Anita Heiss This paper is an edited version of the Human Rights Oration presented at the Sofitel Hotel in Melbourne on 10 December 2015.
The right to protect sites: Indigenous heritage management in the era of native title	Monograph	Dr Pamela McGrath	Jun, 2016	A large and profitable Indigenous heritage management industry has emerged in the wake of the resources boom of recent decades, with thousands of Indigenous heritage impact assessments conducted every year. Yet few governments have successfully reformed heritage laws to accommodate native title rights, and conflict over site destruction is regularly front page news. The right to protect sites brings together a range of authors who explore native title and Indigenous heritage regimes around the country, and charts the history of advocacy and policy development, highlighting the successes, limitations, inequalities and opportunities of current arrangements.
The right to protect sites: Indigenous heritage management in the era of native title	Book	Dr Pamela McGrath	Jun, 2016	A large and profitable Indigenous heritage management industry has emerged in the wake of the resources boom of recent decades, with thousands of Indigenous heritage impact assessments conducted every year. Yet few governments have successfully reformed heritage laws to accommodate native title rights, and conflict over site destruction is regularly front page news. The right to protect sites brings together a range of authors who explore native title and Indigenous heritage regimes around the country, and charts the history of advocacy and policy development, highlighting the successes, limitations, inequalities and opportunities of current arrangements.
What's New in Native Title - May 2016	Whats New in Native Title		May, 2016	What's New in Native Title for May 2016
Western Australia PBC Funding and Training Guide	PBC Guide	AIATSIS Research	May, 2016	The Western Australia PBC Funding and Training Guide brings together information about funding opportunities, programs, services and other resources that may be useful to prescribed bodies corporate (PBCs), also known as registered native title bodies corporate (RNTBCs).
Victoria PBC Funding and Training Guide	PBC Guide	AIATSIS Research	May, 2016	The Victoria PBC Funding and Training Guide brings together information about funding opportunities, programs, services and other resources that may be useful to prescribed bodies corporate (PBCs), also known as registered native title bodies corporate (RNTBCs).
Pictures From My Memory: My story as a Ngaatjatjarra woman	Book	Lizzie Marrkilyi Ellis	May, 2016	Pictures From My Memory is a compelling and accessible autobiographical account of Lizzie Marrkilyi Ellis’ life as a Ngaatjatjarra woman from the Australian Western Desert.
Native Title Information Handbooks	Native Title Information Handbook	AIATSIS Research	May, 2016	The Native Title Information Handbook - National Overview provides a summary of resources and information relating to key areas of native title, including legislation and case law, government policies and procedures, and indigenous land use.
Queensland PBC Funding and Training Guide	PBC Guide	AIATSIS Research	May, 2016	The Queensland PBC Funding and Training Guide brings together information about funding opportunities, programs, services and other resources that may be useful to Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs), also known as Registered Native Title Bodies Co
New South Wales PBC Funding and Training Guide	PBC Guide	AIATSIS Research	May, 2016	The New South Wales PBC Funding and Training Guide brings together information about funding opportunities, programs, services and other resources that may be useful to Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs), also known as Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate (RNTBCs).
South Australia PBC Funding and Training Guide	PBC Guide	AIATSIS Research	May, 2016	The South Australia PBC Funding and Training Guide brings together information about funding opportunities, programs, services and other resources that may be useful to prescribed bodies corporate (PBCs), also known as registered native title bodies corporate (RNTBCs).
Northern Territory PBC Funding and Training Guide	PBC Guide	AIATSIS Research	May, 2016	The Northern Territory PBC Funding and Training Guide brings together information about funding opportunities, programs, services and other resources that may be useful to Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs), also known as Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate (RNTBCs).
What's New in Native Title - April 2016	Whats New in Native Title		Apr, 2016
Native Title in the News - April 2016	Native Title in the News		Apr, 2016	Native Title in the News for April 2016.
Native Title Newsletter - April 2016	Native Title Newsletter		Apr, 2016	Native Title Newsletter for April 2016
Wearing two hats: The conflicting governance roles of native title corporations and community/shire councils in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities	Issues paper	Tran Tran	Mar, 2016	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community governance can be greatly impacted by the nature of the land tenure held or managed by the community.
What's New in Native Title - March 2016	Whats New in Native Title		Mar, 2016	What's New in Native Title for March 2016
Native Title in the News - March 2016	Native Title in the News		Mar, 2016	Native Title in the News for March 2016.
Native Title in the News - February 2016	Native Title in the News		Feb, 2016	Native Title in the News for February 2016.
The politics of identity: who counts as Aboriginal today?	Book	Bronwyn Carlson	Feb, 2016	WINNER 2013 STANNER AWARD
The politics of identity: who counts as Aboriginal today?	Book	Bronwyn Carlson	Feb, 2016	WINNER 2013 STANNER AWARD
The politics of identity: who counts as Aboriginal today?	Book	Bronwyn Carlson	Feb, 2016	WINNER 2013 STANNER AWARD
What's New in Native Title - February 2016	Whats New in Native Title		Feb, 2016	What's New in Native Title for February 2016
The politics of identity: who counts as Aboriginal today?	Book	Bronwyn Carlson	Feb, 2016	WINNER 2013 STANNER AWARD
What's New in Native Title - January 2016	Whats New in Native Title		Jan, 2016	What's New in Native Title for January 2016
Native Title in the News - January 2016	Native Title in the News		Jan, 2016	Native Title in the News for January 2016.
Native Title in the News - December 2015	Native Title in the News		Dec, 2015	Native Title in the News for November 2015.
What's New in Native Title - December 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Dec, 2015	What's New in Native Title for December 2015
Native Title Newsletter - December 2015	Native Title Newsletter		Dec, 2015	Native Title Newsletter for December 2015
Native Title in the News - November 2015	Native Title in the News		Nov, 2015	Native Title in the News for November 2015.
What's New in Native Title - November 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Nov, 2015	What's New in Native Title for November 2015
Implementing native title: Indigenous leadership in land and water livelihoods	Report	Dr Rod Kennett,Dr Tran Tran, Leah Talbot, Timothy Heffernan, Matthew Barton	Nov, 2015	This report details the ways several Indigenous communities from around Australia are implementing their rights and interests following the restitution of their land and sea territories. Initiatives discussed throughout the workshop included the development of Indigenous commercial enterprises, the establishment of Indigenous protected areas (IPAs), traditional use of marine resource agreements (TUMRAs), and Indigenous land use agreements (ILUAs), as well as the integration of traditional and contemporary knowledge, tools and frameworks to achieve group aspirations for the ways country is managed.
The Wentworth Lectures: Honouring fifty years of Australian Indigenous Studies	Book		Nov, 2015	The Wentworth Lectures honour the contribution of Sir William (Bill) Wentworth to the creation of AIATSIS in 1964; now a world-renowned research, collecting and publishing organisation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander cultures, traditions, languages and stories.
Managing Information in Native Title: survey and workshop report	Report	Pamela Faye McGrath, Ludger Dinkler, Alexandra Andriolo	Nov, 2015	This publication reports on the proceedings of a two-day national workshop on the use and security of cultural and other information accumulated through the native title claims process, which was held at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and
Country women and the colour bar: grassroots activism and the Country Women’s Association	Book	Jennifer Jones	Oct, 2015	Country women and the colour bar is a timely corrective to established ideas about race relations in rural New South Wales. It reveals the untold story of grassroots efforts by Aboriginal and white women working together to make significant gains for Aboriginal communities prior to Aboriginal people’s widespread access to citizen’s rights.
Native Title in the News - October 2015	Native Title in the News		Oct, 2015	If you’re unable to access this document and would like it provided in an alternate format, please contact us.
Country women and the colour bar: grassroots activism and the Country Women’s Association	Book	Jennifer Jones	Oct, 2015	Country women and the colour bar is a timely corrective to established ideas about race relations in rural New South Wales. It reveals the untold story of grassroots efforts by Aboriginal and white women working together to make significant gains for Aboriginal communities prior to Aboriginal people’s widespread access to citizen’s rights.
What's New in Native Title - October 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Oct, 2015	What's New in Native Title - September 2015
What's New in Native Title - September 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Sep, 2015	What's New in Native Title - September 2015
Native Title in the News - September 2015	Native Title in the News		Sep, 2015	Native Title in the News - September 2015
What's New in Native Title - August 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Aug, 2015	What's New in Native Title for August 2015
Native Title Newsletter - August 2015	Native Title Newsletter		Aug, 2015	If you’re unable to access this document and would like it provided in an alternate format, please contact us.
Negotiating the shared management of Matuwa and Kurrara Kurrara	Report	Dr Tran Tran, Lindsey Langford	Aug, 2015	One of the key aspirations of native title holders is the ability to independently make decisions about and take care of country. This aspiration is often realised through collaborative management arrangements such as joint management. For many native title groups, joint management is often the only substantive land management outcome, yet there has been little research into either its planning process or its drivers.
Native Title in the News - August 2015	Native Title in the News		Aug, 2015	Native Title in the News for August 2015.
Native Title in the News - June July 2015	Native Title in the News		Jul, 2015	A compilation of all native title sector-related coverage in the news in June and July 2015.
What's New in Native Title - June July 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Jul, 2015
Old Man’s story: The last thoughts of Kakadu Elder Bill Neidjie	Book	Bill Neidjie, Mark Lang	Jul, 2015	Recognising that he was the last remaining speaker of Gagudju language, Neidjie broke with tradition and committed his knowledge to print. In Old Man’s story he has recorded aspects of his life for a younger generation, to help them look after their country and remember its stories — and for balanda, non-Aboriginal people. Bill Neidjie, as told to Mark Lang.
Old Man’s story: The last thoughts of Kakadu Elder Bill Neidjie	Book	Bill Neidjie, Mark Lang	Jul, 2015	Recognising that he was the last remaining speaker of Gagudju language, Neidjie broke with tradition and committed his knowledge to print. In Old Man’s story he has recorded aspects of his life for a younger generation, to help them look after their country and remember its stories — and for balanda, non-Aboriginal people. Bill Neidjie, as told to Mark Lang.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2015	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2015	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2015 Cultural strength: restoring the place of indigenous knowledge in practice and policy Taiaiake Alfred
Indigenous Governance Bibliography	Bibliography	Dr Christiane Keller, Toni Bauman, Lara Wiseman	Jun, 2015	AIATSIS has compiled this bibliography on Indigenous governance as part of its Indigen
Free prior and informed consent, engagement and consultation An emerging bibliography	Bibliography	Toni Bauman, Zeljko Jokic,Dr Christiane Keller, Lara Wiseman	Jun, 2015	An emerging bibliography on free prior and informed consent, engagement and consultation.
What's New in Native Title - May 2015	Whats New in Native Title		May, 2015	Case summaries Legislation Native Title Determinations
Native Title in the News - May 2015	Native Title in the News		May, 2015	DATE STATE SUBJECT SUMMARY
�?What do we want?’: A political history of Aboriginal land rights in New South Wales	Book	Heidi Norman	May, 2015	�?What do we want?’ is the first study of the most far-reaching and innovative Aboriginal land rights laws in the country.
Building Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander governance: report of a forum to map current and future research and practical resource needs	Research outputs	Toni Bauman,Dr Diane E. Smith, Robynne Quiggin,Dr Christiane Keller, Lara Drieberg	May, 2015	In Australia today there are an estimated 8000 to 9000 Indigenous organisations, many of which are incorporated under Commonwealth, state or territory legislation.
Native Title in the News - April 2015	Native Title in the News		Apr, 2015	Native Title in the News for April 2015.
Native Title Newsletter - April 2015	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2015
Reflections on a native title anthropology field school	Discussion paper	Andrew McWilliam, Jodi Neale	Apr, 2015	An account of new ideas and approaches for teaching native title anthropology.
What's New in Native Title - April 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Apr, 2015	Case Summaries Legislation Native Title Determinations Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate & Prescribed Bodies Corporate
What's New in Native Title - March 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Mar, 2015	Case Summaries Legislation Native Title Determinations Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate & Prescribed Bodies Corporate
Native Title in the News - March 2015	Native Title in the News		Mar, 2015	Native Title in the News for March 2015.
Gender and generation in native title: Director demographics and the future of prescribed bodies corporate	Issues paper	Geoff Buchanan	Mar, 2015	While gender and age are often noted as being important dimensions of Indigenous leadership and governance, they have rarely been examined in detail. This paper focuses specifically on the gender and age of directors on the boards of prescribed bodies corporate (PBCs), the corporations established to hold and/or manage native title rights and interests.
Reading list: Freedom Ride	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Feb, 2015	This reading list will provide you with a list of sources, news articles and external websites about the 1965 Freedom Ride.
Fighting Hard: The Victorian Aborigines Advancement League	Book	Richard Broome	Feb, 2015	Fighting hard tells a history of the Aborigines Advancement League, the oldest Aboriginal organisation in Australia. As both a welfare and activist body, the League is the �?mother’ of all Aboriginal Victorian community organisations, having spawned a diverse range of organisations.
Fighting Hard: The Victorian Aborigines Advancement League	Book	Richard Broome	Feb, 2015	Fighting hard tells a history of the Aborigines Advancement League, the oldest Aboriginal organisation in Australia. As both a welfare and activist body, the League is the �?mother’ of all Aboriginal Victorian community organisations, having spawned a diverse range of organisations.
Reading list: Remembering the Mission Days	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Feb, 2015	This reading list will provide you with a list of sources, news articles and external websites about the Mission Days.
Native Title in the News - February 2015	Native Title in the News		Feb, 2015	Native Title in the News - February 2015 Date State Subject
What's New in Native Title - February 2015	Whats New in Native Title		Feb, 2015	1. Case Summaries2. Legislation3. Native Title Determinations
Submission to Australian Law Reform Commission Review of the Native Title Act Discussion Paper 82 (DP82) Feb 2015	Submission		Feb, 2015	In this Submission, AIATSIS responds to the questions and proposals in the Australian Law Reform Commission's (ALRC) Discussion Paper 82. The Discussion Paper form
Submission to Australian Law Reform Commission Review of the Native Title Act Discussion Paper 82 (DP82)	Submission	Donna Bagnara,Dr Lisa Strelein	Feb, 2015	In this Submission, AIATSIS responds to the questions and proposals in the Australian Law Reform Commission's (ALRC) Discussion Paper 82. The Discussion Paper form
Subject guide - Indigenous Australian use of plants for food and medicine	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	A guide on searching the AIATSIS Mura® Catalogue for material on Australian use of plants for food and medicine
Subject guide - Indigenous Australians festivals	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	A guide on searching the AIATSIS Mura Catalogue for material on Indigenous Australians festivals.
What's New in Native Title - January 2015	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2015	1. Case Summaries2. Legislation3. Native Title Determinations
Connecting to country	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	This tutorial gives an introduction to best practice for establishing headings for Australian place names. The tutorial is aimed at cataloguers and indexers working with material with Indigenous content.
Subject guide - How to find mission and reserve records	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	Because of the large number of missions operating in Australia over the years, mission records are widely dispersed across Australia (and overseas).
AIATSIS and AIGI survey of gaps and challenges in Indigenous governance research and practical tools	Research outputs	Toni Bauman,Dr Christiane Keller	Jan, 2015	In June and July 2014 the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) and the Australian Indigenous Governance Institute (AIGI) conducted a survey into gaps in Indigenous governance research and practical tools.
Subject guide - Indigenous Australian astronomy	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	A guide on searching the AIATSIS Mura Catalogue for material on Indigenous Australian Astronomy
Native Title in the News - January 2015	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2015	Native Title in the News - February 2015 DATE STATE
In language	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	This tutorial is a guide to searching the Mura® Collections catalogue for materials relating to Australian Indigenous languages.
Reading list: the 1967 Referendum	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	Search the collection for additional material.
Subject guide - Indigenous Australian curriculum materials	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	A guide on searching the AIATSIS Mura Catalogue for material on Indigenous Australian curriculum materials
Subject guide - Ethical Protocols for Working with Indigenous Australians	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	A guide on searching the AIATSIS Mura Catalogue for material on Ethical Protocols for Working with Indigenous Australians.
Pathways thesauri	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	The Pathways thesaurus is made up of three separate thesaurus headings:
Talkin names: an introduction to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander personal names	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	This tutorial gives an introduction to best practice for establishing headings for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander personal names. The tutorial includes self-paced modules and practice sessions for hands on experience.
How to use Mura	Collection guides	AIATSIS Collections	Jan, 2015	These tutorials are a great introduction to searching Mura® our collections catalogue.
Native Title Newsletter - December 2014	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2014
Native Title in the News - December 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2014
What's New in Native Title - December 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2014
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2014	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2014	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2014 The astronomy of the Kamilaroi and Euahlayi peoples and their neighbours Robert S Fuller, Ray P Norris and Michelle Trudgett
Black and green revisited: Understanding the relationship between Indigenous and environmental political formations	Issues paper	David Ritter	Nov, 2014	This paper re-visits the supposed rift and complexities between environmentalists and indigenous people — 'green' and 'black', both internationally and in Australia. The author writes about Greenpeace's international experience of working with indigenous people in the Americas and the sub-Arctic, and looks at the underlying dynamics that can contribute to disputes between Australian Indigenous people and environmentalists.
What's New in Native Title - November 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2014
Encounters with Indigeneity	Book	Jeremy Beckett	Nov, 2014	For four decades Jeremy Beckett has shone a light on previously marginalised fields of life. While the many went in search of ‘traditional culture’, Beckett was fascinated to learn how people who often lacked wider recognition of their Aboriginality went about their lives. In the process he changed our understandings of those people and highlighted the issues they confronted.
Encounters with Indigeneity	Book	Jeremy Beckett	Nov, 2014	For four decades Jeremy Beckett has shone a light on previously marginalised fields of life. While the many went in search of ‘traditional culture’, Beckett was fascinated to learn how people who often lacked wider recognition of their Aboriginality went about their lives. In the process he changed our understandings of those people and highlighted the issues they confronted.
Encounters with Indigeneity	Book	Jeremy Beckett	Nov, 2014	For four decades Jeremy Beckett has shone a light on previously marginalised fields of life. While the many went in search of ‘traditional culture’, Beckett was fascinated to learn how people who often lacked wider recognition of their Aboriginality went about their lives. In the process he changed our understandings of those people and highlighted the issues they confronted.
Native Title in the News - November 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2014
Encounters with Indigeneity	Book	Jeremy Beckett	Nov, 2014	For four decades Jeremy Beckett has shone a light on previously marginalised fields of life. While the many went in search of ‘traditional culture’, Beckett was fascinated to learn how people who often lacked wider recognition of their Aboriginality went about their lives. In the process he changed our understandings of those people, highlighted the issues they confronted and enriched our appreciation of the diversity of Indigenous identities and experiences.
AIATSIS Annual Report 2013-2014	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2014	This annual report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2013 to June 2014, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
Native title and Indigenous cultural heritage management bibliography	Research outputs, Web publication	Robert Williams, Pamela Faye McGrath	Oct, 2014	This bibliography aims to provide readers with a comprehensive list of relevant legislation, research and commentary on Indigenous cultural heritage management in Australia since the implementation of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth).
Native Title in the News - October 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2014
What's New in Native Title - October 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2014
AIATSIS and AIGI survey of gaps and challenges in Indigenous governance research and practical tools : draft summary	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	Toni Bauman,Dr Diane E. Smith,Dr Christiane Keller	Sep, 2014	In June and July 2014 the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) and the Australian Indigenous Governance Institute (AIGI) conducted a survey into gaps in Indigenous governance research and practi
Melbourne Dreaming: A guide to important places of the past and present (Second edition)	Book	Meyer Eidelson	Sep, 2014	Beneath Melbourne's busy city landscape lie layers of a turbulent history and an ongoing vibrant Aboriginal culture. Melbourne Dreaming allows you to learn the past and appreciate Aboriginal people's historical, cultural, social and economic contribution to the city.
Native Title in the News - September 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2014
Melbourne Dreaming: A guide to important places of the past and present (Second edition)	Book	Meyer Eidelson	Sep, 2014	Beneath Melbourne's busy city landscape lie layers of a turbulent history and an ongoing vibrant Aboriginal culture. Melbourne Dreaming allows you to learn the past and appreciate Aboriginal people's historical, cultural, social and economic contribution to the city.
What's New in Native Title - September 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2014
In the Native Title 'hot tub': expert conferences and concurrent expert evidence in Native Title	Issues paper	Vance Hughston, Tina Jowett	Aug, 2014	Explore how expert conference and concurrent evidence can greatly reduce the hearing times and costs of Native Title proceedings. It discusses the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people in four recent cases.
How can we work better together so that decisions are meaningful and agreements stick?	Research outputs	Dr Christiane Keller, Toni Bauman	Aug, 2014	An Open Space workshop facilitated by Brendan McKeague was held at the National Native Title Conference in Coffs Harbour, 3 June 2014. The Book of Proceedings from this workshop provides a record of the discussions and participants.
Remembering the future: Walpiri life through the prism of drawing	Book	Melinda Hinkson	Aug, 2014	What can drawings reveal about their makers? In 1953 anthropologist Mervyn Meggitt invited Warlpiri men at Hooker Creek to draw with crayons and paper. Two men astounded him with their drawings made 'for the pleasure of drawing'. Six decades later the Warlpiri men's descendants have been introduced to the drawings, triggering memories of dislocation and galvanizing attention to the present day as well as fears and hopes for the future.
Remembering the future: Walpiri life through the prism of drawing	Book	Melinda Hinkson	Aug, 2014	What can drawings reveal about their makers? In 1953 anthropologist Mervyn Meggitt invited Warlpiri men at Hooker Creek to draw with crayons and paper. Two men astounded him with their drawings made 'for the pleasure of drawing'. Six decades later the Warlpiri men's descendants have been introduced to the drawings, triggering memories of dislocation and galvanizing attention to the present day as well as fears and hopes for the future. Remembering the future breaks new ground in writing about Central Australian Aboriginal art and makes a significant contribution to Australian anthropology and the interdisciplinary field of visual studies.
Emerging issues in land and sea management	Report, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2014	Report of a workshop held on Wednesday 4th June 2014 at the National Native Title Conference, Coffs Harbour, NSW, to map current and future research and resource needs.
What's New in Native Title - August 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2014
Native Title Newsletter - August 2014	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2014
Native Title in the News - August 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2014
Background Paper to the Indigenous Governance Development: a forum to map current and future research and resource needs	Research outputs, Other	Dr Diane E. Smith, Toni Bauman	Jul, 2014	This background paper has been prepared by Diane Smith and Toni Bauman with assistance from Robynne Quiggin. It aims to provide some context for participants at the Forum in thinking about Indigenous governance research, development
Submission to Australian Law Reform Commission Review of the Native Title Act	Submission	Donna Bagnara,Dr Lisa Strelein,Dr Tran Tran, Robert Powrie, Zeljko Jokic	Jul, 2014	AIATSIS' response to the Australian Law Reform Commission's review into the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) highlights the primary underlying principle that Indigenous peoples have a right to own and inherit their traditional territories; to make decisions about, and benefit from, their traditional territories and resources; as well as to maintain their culture.
Native Title in the News - July 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2014
Commonwealth Native Title Connection Policy Research Project: final report	Report	Dr Lisa Strelein, Nick Duff, Toni Bauman	Jul, 2014	In 2011, the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department commissioned researchers from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Studies (AIATSIS) to conduct research and analysis and make recommendations to inform the development of a Commonwealth policy on the assessment of native title �?connection’ in consent determinations
What's New in Native Title - July 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2014
Submission to the Australian Heritage Strategy	Submission	Pamela Faye McGrath	Jun, 2014	The AIATSIS submission to the draft Australian Heritage Strategy provides informed comment on the priorities, commitments and proposed actions identified in the Draft Australian Heritage Strategy (April 2014), and proposes a number of ways in which AIATSIS could, if appropriately, resourced, contribute to the Strategy.
Kangkushot: The life of Nyamal Lawman Peter Coppin (Second edition)	Book	Jolly Read, Peter Coppin	Jun, 2014	Kangkushot provides valuable insights into the rich and spiritual way Aboriginal people view their lives and land, and their place in it. This is an updated edition of an epic and remarkable story of senior Nyamal lawman, Peter Coppin, who dreamed of a different life for his people. Despite great danger to themselves, he and others took part in the first Aboriginal strike in Australia, the Pilbara Strike in 1946.
What’s needed to prove native title? Finding flexibility within the law on connection	Discussion paper	Nick Duff	Jun, 2014	Analyses the law in proving native title claims. This discussion paper provides a guide for both claimants and governments regarding flexibility within the law for consent determinations.
Kangkushot: The life of Nyamal Lawman Peter Coppin (Second edition)	Book	Jolly Read, Peter Coppin	Jun, 2014	Kangkushot provides valuable insights into the rich and spiritual way Aboriginal people view their lives and land, and their place in it. This is an updated edition of an epic and remarkable story of senior Nyamal lawman, Peter Coppin, who dreamed of a different life for his people. Despite great danger to themselves, he and others took part in the first Aboriginal strike in Australia, the Pilbara Strike in 1946.
Native Title in the News - June 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2014
What's New in Native Title - June 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2014
Kangkushot: The life of Nyamal Lawman Peter Coppin (Second edition)	Book	Jolly Read, Peter Coppin	Jun, 2014	Kangkushot provides valuable insights into the rich and spiritual way Aboriginal people view their lives and land, and their place in it. This is an updated edition of an epic and remarkable story of senior Nyamal lawman, Peter Coppin, who dreamed of a different life for his people. Despite great danger to themselves, he and others took part in the first Aboriginal strike in Australia, the Pilbara Strike in 1946.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2014	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2014	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2014
Kangkushot: The life of Nyamal Lawman Peter Coppin (Second edition)	Book	Jolly Read, Peter Coppin	Jun, 2014	Kangkushot provides valuable insights into the rich and spiritual way Aboriginal people view their lives and land, and their place in it. This is an updated edition of an epic and remarkable story of senior Nyamal lawman, Peter Coppin, who dreamed of a different life for his people. Despite great danger to themselves, he and others took part in the longest Aboriginal strike in Australia, the Pilbara Strike in 1946.
Native Title in the News - May 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2014
Native Title Newsletter - May 2014	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2014
What's New in Native Title - May 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2014
Calling the shots: Aboriginal photographies	Book	Jane Lydon	Apr, 2014	Historically, photographs of Indigenous Australians were often produced under unequal and exploitative circumstances. Today, however, such images represent a rich cultural heritage for descendants who can use this rich archive to explore Aboriginal history, to identify relatives, and to reclaim culture. In Aboriginal photographies contributors investigate the Indigenous significance of engaging with images from each of the former colonies.
Native Title in the News - April 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2014
What's New in Native Title - April 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2014
Calling the shots: Aboriginal photographies	Book	Jane Lydon	Apr, 2014	Historically, photographs of Indigenous Australians were often produced under unequal and exploitative circumstances. Today, however, such images represent a rich cultural heritage for descendants who can use this rich archive to explore Aboriginal history, to identify relatives, and to reclaim culture. In Aboriginal photographies contributors investigate the Indigenous significance of engaging with images from each of the former colonies.
Calling the shots: Aboriginal photographies	Book	Jane Lydon	Apr, 2014	Historically, photographs of Indigenous Australians were often produced under unequal and exploitative circumstances. Today, however, such images represent a rich cultural heritage for descendants who can use this rich archive to explore Aboriginal history, to identify relatives, and to reclaim culture. In Aboriginal photographies contributors investigate the Indigenous significance of engaging with images from each of the former colonies.
Calling the shots: Aboriginal photographies	Book	Jane Lydon	Apr, 2014	Historically, photographs of Indigenous Australians were often produced under unequal and exploitative circumstances. Today, however, such images represent a rich cultural heritage for descendants who can use this rich archive to explore Aboriginal history, to identify relatives, and to reclaim culture. In Aboriginal photographies contributors investigate the Indigenous significance of engaging with images from each of the former colonies.
Calling the shots: Aboriginal photographies	Book	Jane Lydon	Apr, 2014	Historically, photographs of Indigenous Australians were often produced under unequal and exploitative circumstances. Today, however, such images represent a rich cultural heritage for descendants who can use this rich archive to explore Aboriginal history, to identify relatives, and to reclaim culture. In Aboriginal photographies contributors investigate the Indigenous significance of engaging with images from each of the former colonies.
Calling the shots: Aboriginal photographies	Book	Jane Lydon	Apr, 2014	Historically, photographs of Indigenous Australians were often produced under unequal and exploitative circumstances. Today, however, such images represent a rich cultural heritage for descendants who can use this rich archive to explore Aboriginal history, to identify relatives, and to reclaim culture. In Aboriginal photographies contributors investigate the Indigenous significance of engaging with images from each of the former colonies.
Inquiry into the Development of Northern Australia	Submission	Robert Powrie	Mar, 2014	The AIATSIS submission to the Joint Select committee on Northern Australia in its Inquiry to the Development of Northern Australia addresses all issues raised in the terms of reference to consider policies for developing the pa
Native Title in the News - March 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2014
What's New in Native Title - March 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2014
Community, identity, wellbeing: The report of the Second National Indigenous Languages Survey	Report, Research outputs	Dr Doug Marmion,Dr Kazuko Obata,Dr Jakelin Troy	Feb, 2014	Key insights for governments and communities into the current situation of Indigenous Australian languages, how they are being supported and how best to continue this support.
Arresting Incarceration - Pathways out of Indigenous imprisonment	Book	Don Weatherburn	Feb, 2014	Rates of Indigenous imprisonment have soared despite sweeping reforms by the Keating government following the 1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. What has gone wrong?
Arresting Incarceration - Pathways out of Indigenous imprisonment	Book	Don Weatherburn	Feb, 2014	Rates of Indigenous imprisonment have soared despite sweeping reforms by the Keating government following the 1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. What has gone wrong?
Gardens of discontent: health and horticulture in remote Aboriginal Australia	Discussion paper	Ernest Hunter, Leigh-ann Onnis, John Pritchard	Feb, 2014	Looks at the history of Indigenous health in relation to foraging and 'farming' in the remote regions of Australia. This discussion paper focuses on Cape York in remote northern Australia, and the community of Lockhart River in particular, to outline the historical and contemporary factors that have undermined, and continue to undermine, the contribution of horticulture to improving Aboriginal health.
Arresting Incarceration - Pathways out of Indigenous imprisonment	Book	Don Weatherburn	Feb, 2014	Rates of Indigenous imprisonment have soared despite sweeping reforms by the Keating government following the 1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. What has gone wrong?
Native Title in the News - February 2014	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2014
Arresting Incarceration - Pathways out of Indigenous imprisonment	Book	Don Weatherburn	Feb, 2014	Rates of Indigenous imprisonment have soared despite sweeping reforms by the Keating government following the 1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. What has gone wrong?
What's New in Native Title - February 2014	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2014
Inquiry into the Queensland Regional Planning Interests Bill 2013	Submission	Donna Bagnara, Robert Powrie	Jan, 2014	The AIATSIS submission to the State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee in its inquiry into the Regional Planning Interests Bill 2013 (the Bill) provides comments in our capacity as the leading proponent of legal and policy research in the native title sector.
Peacemaking selected bibliography	Bibliography	Annalisa Koeman	Jan, 2014
Cultural water and the Edward/ Kolety and Wakool river system	Report, Research outputs	Jessica Weir, Steven L Ross, David RJ Crew, Jeanette L Crew	Dec, 2013	A case study on the Yarkuwa's approach to cultural flows which provides valuable insights for other Indigenous groups seeking greater involvement in water management and planning, particularly in over-allocated rivers.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2013	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2013	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2013 Indigenous higher education: overcoming barriers to participation in research higher degree programsToni Schofield, Rebecca O’Brien and John Gilroy, The University of Sydney
Native Title Newsletter - December 2013	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2013
Aborigines and the 'Sport of Kings': Aboriginal jockeys in Australian racing history (Third edition)	Book	John Maynard	Nov, 2013	Coming from an Aboriginal family involved in racing, John Maynard has always know there have been more Aboriginal jockeys contributing to Australian racing than is generally known. In Aborigines and the �?Sport of Kings’ he combines his skills as a researcher and historian with his deep knowledge of Australian racing.
Aborigines and the 'Sport of Kings': Aboriginal jockeys in Australian racing history (Third edition)	Book	John Maynard	Nov, 2013	Coming from an Aboriginal family involved in racing, John Maynard has always know there have been more Aboriginal jockeys contributing to Australian racing than is generally known. In Aborigines and the �?Sport of Kings’ he combines his skills as a researcher and historian with his deep knowledge of Australian racing.
Aborigines and the 'Sport of Kings': Aboriginal jockeys in Australian racing history (Third edition)	Book	John Maynard	Nov, 2013	Coming from an Aboriginal family involved in racing, John Maynard has always know there have been more Aboriginal jockeys contributing to Australian racing than is generally known. In Aborigines and the ‘Sport of Kings’ he combines his skills as a researcher and historian with his deep knowledge of Australian racing.
Aborigines and the 'Sport of Kings': Aboriginal jockeys in Australian racing history (Third edition)	Book	John Maynard	Nov, 2013	Coming from an Aboriginal family involved in racing, John Maynard has always know there have been more Aboriginal jockeys contributing to Australian racing than is generally known. In Aborigines and the �?Sport of Kings’ he combines his skills as a researcher and historian with his deep knowledge of Australian racing.
What's New in Native Title - November 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2013
Native Title in the News - November 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2013
AIATSIS Annual Report 2012-2013	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2013	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2012 to June 2013, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
What's New in Native Title - October 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2013
Native Title in the News - October 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2013
Coranderrk: We will show the country	Book	Giordano Nanni, Andrea James	Oct, 2013	The Aboriginal people of Coranderrk reserve in central Victoria waged a sustained campaign for justice, land rights and self-determination in colonial Australia. Despite having created an award-winning farm they were targeted for removal. Their lobbying of government, with their white supporters, triggered a Parliamentary Inquiry in 1881.
Coranderrk: We will show the country	Book	Giordano Nanni, Andrea James	Oct, 2013	The Aboriginal people of Coranderrk reserve in central Victoria waged a sustained campaign for justice, land rights and self-determination in colonial Australia. Despite having created an award-winning farm they were targeted for removal. Their lobbying of government, with their white supporters, triggered a Parliamentary Inquiry in 1881.
International joint management bibliography	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2013	This bibliography of international literature on the co-management of protected areas was put together at the request of those working in co-management. It is part of AIATSIS’ contribution to a co-management community of practice
Bibliography on Indigenous land management in Australia	Bibliography, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2013	A bibliography on Indigenous land management in Australia
What's New in Native Title - September 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2013
Native Title in the News - September 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2013
What's New in Native Title - August 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2013
Native Title in the News - August 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2013
Protest, Land Rights and Riots: Postcolonial struggles in Australia in the 1980s	Book	Barry Morris	Aug, 2013	The 1970s saw the battle for Aboriginal people’s struggles for recognition of their postcolonial rights. Rural communities, where large Aboriginal populations lived, were in foment as a consequence of political, economic and major structural change, social fragmentation and unparalleled unemployment. The ensuing so-called riots, protests and law-and-order campaigns captured much of the tense relations that existed between Indigenous people, the police and the criminal justice system. In Protest land rights and riots, Barry Morris shows how those policies targeted Aboriginal people in particular.
Native Title Newsletter - August 2013	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2013
AIATSIS submission to the Native Title Organisations Review	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein,Dr Tran Tran, Pamela Faye McGrath, Robert Powrie, Claire Stacey	Jul, 2013	This submission addresses a number of the issues raised in the Discussion Paper released by Deloitte Access Economics in June 2013 as part of the Review of the roles and functions of native title organisations (NTOs).
What's New in Native Title - July 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2013
Native Title in the News - July 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2013
Comments on the draft terms of reference for the ALRC Review of the Native Title Act 1993	Submission	Nick Duff,Dr Lisa Strelein,Dr Tran Tran	Jun, 2013	In this submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC), AIATSIS provides comments on the draft terms of reference for the ALRC Review of the Native Title Act 1993.
Indigenous intercultural governance and adaptation - conference project poster	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2013
Aboriginal ways of using English	Book	Diana Eades	Jun, 2013	This new collection by Professor Diana Eades addresses the way non-traditional language Aboriginal speakers of English use and speak English. To understand Aboriginal ways of speaking English leads to better understanding Aboriginal identity, a better engagement in intercultural communication, and learning about the complexities of how English is used by and with Aboriginal people in the legal process.
Aboriginal ways of using English	Book	Diana Eades	Jun, 2013	This new collection by Professor Diana Eades addresses the way non-traditional language Aboriginal speakers of English use and speak English. To understand Aboriginal ways of speaking English leads to better understanding Aboriginal identity, a better engagement in intercultural communication, and learning about the complexities of how English is used by and with Aboriginal people in the legal process.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2013	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2013	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2013 We don’t leave our identities at the city limits: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in urban localitiesBronwyn Fredericks
Aboriginal ways of using English	Book	Diana Eades	Jun, 2013	This new collection by Professor Diana Eades addresses the way non-traditional language Aboriginal speakers of English use and speak English. To understand Aboriginal ways of speaking English leads to better understanding Aboriginal identity, a better engagement in intercultural communication, and learning about the complexities of how English is used by and with Aboriginal people in the legal process.
We have the song, so we have the land: song and ceremony as proof of ownership in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land claims	Discussion paper	Grace Koch	Jun, 2013	Discover the role of songs and ceremonies as evidence in land claims under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 and the Native Title Act 1993.
What's New in Native Title - June 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2013
Native Title in the News - June 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2013
Aboriginal ways of using English	Book	Diana Eades	Jun, 2013	This new collection by Professor Diana Eades addresses the way non-traditional language Aboriginal speakers of English use and speak English. To understand Aboriginal ways of speaking English leads to better understanding Aboriginal identity, a better engagement in intercultural communication, and learning about the complexities of how English is used by and with Aboriginal people in the legal process.
Pathways to the co-management of protected areas and native title in Australia	Discussion paper, Research outputs	Toni Bauman, Chris Haynes, Gabrielle Lauder	May, 2013	This discussion paper considers the co-management arrangements of protected areas by the Australian and state governments, and Indigenous involvement in managing the environment. It suggests the most successful ways to co-manage are likely to be the result of both legal and administrative structures.
Steady Steady: The life and music of Seaman Dan	Book, CD	Henry Gibson Dan, Karl Neuenfeldt	May, 2013	Born on Thursday Island in 1929, Seaman Dan didn’t release his debut album, �?Follow the Sun’, until his 70th birthday. In the next ten years he released five albums, showcasing traditional music from the Torres Strait, as well as those revealing his love of jazz and blues. Steady steady: The life and music of Seaman Dan is replete with Uncle Seaman’s stories of his active and sometimes dangerous life in the islands in the heyday of pearl diving and other jobs, and his later development as a professional singer/musician.
What's New in Native Title - May 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2013
Native Title in the News - May 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2013
Steady Steady: The life and music of Seaman Dan	Book	Henry Gibson Dan, Karl Neuenfeldt	May, 2013	Born on Thursday Island in 1929, Seaman Dan didn’t release his debut album, ‘Follow the Sun’, until his 70th birthday. In the next ten years he released five albums, showcasing traditional music from the Torres Strait, as well as those revealing his love of jazz and blues. Steady Steady: The life and music of Seaman Dan is replete with Uncle Seaman’s stories of his active and sometimes dangerous life in the islands in the heyday of pearl diving and other jobs, and his later development as a professional singer/musician.
AIATSIS Position on proposal for Constitutional Recognition	Submission	Nick Duff,Dr Lisa Strelein,Prof Michael Dodson AM	Apr, 2013	The Joint Select Committee on Constitutional Recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples invited AIATSIS to express its views at a roundtable in Sydney on 30 April 2013 on the recommendations of the Expert Panel on the Consti
What's New in Native Title - April 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2013
Native Title in the News - April 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2013
Native Title Newsletter - April 2013	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2013
Our Stories are our Survival	Book	Dr Lawrence Bamblett	Mar, 2013	Our stories are our survival centres on the continuity of Wiradjuri culture. It is a celebration of storytelling and the joys of life within an Aboriginal Australian community. It offers an alternative to the commonly told stories of Aboriginal disadvantage. Using sport as a lens, the book brings to light the continued strength of Aboriginal culture.
Our Stories are our Survival	Book	Dr Lawrence Bamblett	Mar, 2013	Our stories are our survival centres on the continuity of Wiradjuri culture. It is a celebration of storytelling and the joys of life within an Aboriginal Australian community. Our stories offers an alternative to the commonly told stories of Aboriginal disadvantage. Using sport as a lens, the book brings to light the continued strength of Aboriginal culture.
What's New in Native Title - March 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2013
Native Title in the News - March 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2013
Climate Change Adaptation on Karajarri Country	Report, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research, Claire Stacey,Dr Tran Tran	Feb, 2013	This community report is about the climate change research project carried out by AIATSIS in the Bidyadanga community with the Karajarri Traditional Lands Association RNTBC.
What's New in Native Title - February 2013	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2013
Native Title in the News - February 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2013
Senate Inquiry into the Native Title Amendment Bill 2012	Submission	Nick Duff,Dr Lisa Strelein	Jan, 2013	AIATSIS has been integrally involved in debates over reform to the Native Title Act since its inception.
Climate Change Adaptation on Kowanyama Country	Report	AIATSIS Research,Dr Tran Tran	Jan, 2013	This community report is about the climate change research project carried out by AIATSIS in the Kowanyama community with the Abm Elgoring Ambung RNTBC. The project period is from September 2011 - March 2013.
Submission to the Inquiry into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Bill 2012	Submission	Nick Duff,Dr Lisa Strelein,Prof Michael Dodson AM	Jan, 2013	The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) is provided this submission to the Inquiry into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Bill 2012.
Native Title in the News - January 2013	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2013
Living with native title: the experiences of registered native title corporations	Monograph		Jan, 2013	What does it actually mean to live with native title? Through seven case studies, this book presents the experiences of native title holders and the corporations looking after their native title interests.
Information Technologies and Indigenous Communities	Monograph		Jan, 2013	Through mobile phones, digital archives and remote access education, Indigenous Australians are finding new ways to express and maintain their culture. This wide-ranging collection of papers explores how digital technology is changing lives in remote Australia.
Exploring urban identities and histories	Monograph		Jan, 2013	This collection of papers considers the history of urbanisation, identity and the social and economic needs of Indigenous people living in urban and regional areas of Australia.
Anthropologies of change: Theoretical and methodological challenges	Report, Research outputs		Dec, 2012	A group of eminent anthropologists present their ideas about social change and continuity, and apply them to the specific business of doing native title research and writing connection reports.
AIATSIS comments on exposure draft of Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Bill 2012	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein, Gabrielle Lauder	Dec, 2012	In this submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee, AIATSIS discusses the Draft of Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Bill 2012.
Submission to the Inquiry into Courts and Tribunals Legislation Amendment (Administration) Bill 2012	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Dec, 2012	In this submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee's Inquiry into Courts and Tribunals Legislation Amendment (Administration) Bill 2012, AIATSIS provides comments regarding Schedule 1 - Amendments for the National Nat
Native Title Newsletter - December 2012	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2012
Native Title in the News - December 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2012
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2012	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2012	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2012 A profile of gambling behaviour and impacts among Indigenous Australians attending a cultural event in New South WalesNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Jeremy Buultjens and Ashley Gordon
Native Title in the News - December 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2012
Native Title in the News - November 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2012
What's New in Native Title - November 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2012
AIATSIS Annual Report 2011-2012	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2012	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2011 to June 2012, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
AIATSIS comments on exposure draft of proposed amendments to the Native Title Act 1993	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein, Toni Bauman, Pamela Faye McGrath, Nick Duff	Oct, 2012	In this submission to the Attorney-General, AIATSIS comments on the exposure draft: Proposed amendments to the Native Title Act 1993.
Native Title in the News - October 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2012
The Little Red Yellow Black Book: An introduction to Indigenous Australia (Third Edition)	Book	Bruce Pascoe	Oct, 2012	The new edition of The little red yellow black book updates this successful and widely used introduction to contemporary Indigenous Australia, now with new stories and images. Written from an Indigenous viewpoint, The little red yellow black book is a competitively priced and enjoyable resource on subjects as diverse as languages, education, governance, sport, arts, resistance and activism.
What's New in Native Title - October 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2012
The Little Red Yellow Black Book: An introduction to Indigenous Australia (Third Edition)	Book	Bruce Pascoe	Oct, 2012	The new edition of The little red yellow black book updates this successful and widely used introduction to contemporary Indigenous Australia, now with new stories and images. Written from an Indigenous viewpoint, The little red yellow black book is a competitively priced and enjoyable resource on subjects as diverse as languages, education, governance, sport, arts, resistance and activism.
Secure tenure options for home ownership and economic development on land subject to native title	Discussion paper	Ed Wensing, Jonathan Taylor	Sep, 2012	This is an overview of dealing with land subject to native title rights, protection of long-term interests in Aboriginal land ownership, and the Aboriginal Lands Trust estate in Western Australia.
Native Title in the News - September 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2012
What's New in Native Title - September 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2012
Native Title Newsletter - August 2012	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2012
What's New in Native Title - August 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2012
Rethinking Social Justice: From 'peoples' to 'populations'	Book	Timothy Rowse	Aug, 2012	In the early 1970s, Australian governments began to treat Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders as 'peoples' with capacities for self-government. Forty years later, confidence in Indigenous self-determination has been eroded by accounts of Indigenous pathology, of misplaced policy optimism and persistent socio-economic 'gaps'. In this collection of new and revised essays, Tim Rowse accounts for this shift by arguing that Australian thinking about 'Indigenous' is a continuing, unresolvable tussle between the idea of 'peoples' and 'population'.
Native Title in the News - August 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2012
Native Title in the News - July 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2012
What's New in Native Title - July 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2012
Re-evaluating Mabo: the case for Native Title reform to remove discrimination and promote economic opportunity	Issues paper	Shireen Morris	Jun, 2012	This paper argues that the judgement for the Mabo case may have been discriminatory and suggests that Native Title law should be reformed to recognise Indigenous people's full and beneficial ownership of their land where it has not been extinguished.
Urban representations: cultural expression, identity and politics	Monograph		Jun, 2012	From mural art to the tradition of making possum skin cloaks, this book looks at artistic expression and its relationship to Aboriginal life and culture in a variety of media and in different urban locations.
Urban health: Strengthening our voice, culture and partnerships	Monograph		Jun, 2012	The experiences and insights of Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers from across Australia on health challenges and successful strategies for urban Aboriginal health, with chapters on diabetes prevention, caregiving, injury prevention and the power of sport to reduce chronic disease
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2012	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2012	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2012 Indigenous early school leavers: Failure, risk and high-stakes testingJerry Schwab
Our Greatest Challenge: Aboriginal children and human rights	Book	Hannah McGlade	Jun, 2012	Hannah McGlade’s new book bravely addresses the complex and fraught issue of Aboriginal child abuse. She argues that Aboriginal child sexual assault has been formed within the entrenched societal forces of racism, colonisation and patriarchy, yet cast in the Australian public domain as an Aboriginal ‘problem’, with controversial government responses critiqued as racist and paternalistic.
Our Greatest Challenge: Aboriginal children and human rights	Book	Hannah McGlade	Jun, 2012	Hannah McGlade’s new book bravely addresses the complex and fraught issue of Aboriginal child abuse. She argues that Aboriginal child sexual assault has been formed within the entrenched societal forces of racism, colonisation and patriarchy, yet is cast in the Australian public domain as an Aboriginal ‘problem’, with controversial government responses critiqued as racist and paternalistic.
Native Title in the News - June 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2012
Our Greatest Challenge: Aboriginal children and human rights	Book	Hannah McGlade	Jun, 2012	Hannah McGlade’s new book bravely addresses the complex and fraught issue of Aboriginal child abuse. She argues that Aboriginal child sexual assault has been formed within the entrenched societal forces of racism, colonisation and patriarchy, yet cast in the Australian public domain as an Aboriginal ‘problem’, with controversial government responses critiqued as racist and paternalistic.
What's New in Native Title - June 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2012
Our Greatest Challenge: Aboriginal children and human rights	Book	Hannah McGlade	Jun, 2012	Hannah McGlade’s new book bravely addresses the complex and fraught issue of Aboriginal child abuse. She argues that Aboriginal child sexual assault has been formed within the entrenched societal forces of racism, colonisation and patriarchy, yet cast in the Australian public domain as an Aboriginal �?problem’, with controversial government responses critiqued as racist and paternalistic.
The limits of change: Mabo and native title 20 years on	Book, Research outputs	Toni Bauman, Lydia Glick	Jun, 2012	On 3 June 1992, the High Court of Australia handed down the Mabo decision, recognising the continuing rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the original inhabitants of the land under their own law and customs.
The Lone Protestor: AM Fernando in Australia and Europe	Book	Fiona Paisley	May, 2012	The late 1920s saw an extraordinary protest by an Australian Aboriginal man on the streets of London. Standing outside Australia House, cloaked in tiny skeletons, Anthony Martin Fernando condemned the failure of British rule in his country.
What's New in Native Title - May 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2012
The Lone Protestor: AM Fernando in Australia and Europe	Book	Fiona Paisley	May, 2012	The late 1920s saw an extraordinary protest by an Australian Aboriginal man on the streets of London. Standing outside Australia House, cloaked in tiny skeletons, Anthony Martin Fernando condemned the failure of British rule in his country. Paisley brings to light new episodes in Fernando's activist career as well as previously unknown details about his extraordinary life in Australia and overseas. Her account dramatically shifts our understanding of the international reach of Aboriginal protest in this era.
The Lone Protestor: AM Fernando in Australia and Europe	Book	Fiona Paisley	May, 2012	The late 1920s saw an extraordinary protest by an Australian Aboriginal man on the streets of London. Standing outside Australia House, cloaked in tiny skeletons, Anthony Martin Fernando condemned the failure of British rule in his country.
The Lone Protestor: AM Fernando in Australia and Europe	Book	Fiona Paisley	May, 2012	The late 1920s saw an extraordinary protest by an Australian Aboriginal man on the streets of London. Standing outside Australia House, cloaked in tiny skeletons, Anthony Martin Fernando condemned the failure of British rule in his country.
Native Title in the News - May 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2012
Joint management of protected areas in Australia: Native title and other pathways towards a community of practice	Report, Research outputs	Toni Bauman, Claire Stacey, Gabrielle Lauder	Apr, 2012	The report of a 2012 workshop in Alice Springs where government staff working in joint management shared information about their approach and identified practical issues in developing a community of practice.
Native Title in the News - April 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2012
What's New in Native Title - April 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2012
Changes to country and culture, changes to climate - project poster	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2012
Kurlumarniny: We come from the desert	Book	Monty Hale	Mar, 2012	We come from the desert is the story of Minyjun (Monty Hale), a senior Ngulipartu man from the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Written in his own language and in English, Minyjun shares with us his extraordinary life, from his family’s migration from the desert to the station country of the eastern Pilbara, his childhood growing up on Mt Edgar Station, witnessing Australia’s engagement in World War II, and the famous Pilbara station-worker’s strike of 1946.
Kurlumarniny: We come from the desert	Book	Monty Hale	Mar, 2012	We come from the desert is the story of Minyjun (Monty Hale), a senior Ngulipartu man from the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Written in his own language and in English, Minyjun shares with us his extraordinary life, from his family’s migration from the desert to the station country of the eastern Pilbara, his childhood growing up on Mt Edgar Station, witnessing Australia’s engagement in World War II, and the famous Pilbara station-worker’s strike of 1946.
Native Title in the News - March 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2012
Native Title Newsletter - March 2012	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2012
What's New in Native Title - March 2012	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2012
Managing weeds on native title lands: Workshop report	Report, Research outputs	Nick Duff	Jan, 2012	A report into the implications of native title for weed management; the weed management priorities of native title holders; and the opportunities and limitations, for native title holders, of the current weed institutions, policies and programs.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2012	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2012
Native Title in the News - January 2012	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2012
Anthropologist as expert in Native Title cases in Australia	Research outputs	Kingsley Palmer	Dec, 2011	Anthropologists play an important role in Native Title cases in Australia, providing expert evidence in the form of reports and sometimes testimony to the court for both applicant and respondent parties.
Submission to the review by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service of the QPWS draft Master Plan	Submission	Toni Bauman, Claire Stacey,Dr Valerie Cooms	Dec, 2011	This submission to the Queensland Department of Environment and Resource management comments on the draft Naturally Queensland 2020 - Master Plan for protected areas, forests and wildlife, with a focus on opportunities for engaging and partnering with Indigenous peoples for managing protected areas.
What's New in Native Title - December 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2011
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2011	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2011	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2011 Straight line stories: Representations and Indigenous Australian identities in sports discoursesLawrence Bamblett
Native Title in the News - December 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2011
Native Title in the News - November 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2011
Native Title Newsletter - November 2011	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2011
What's New in Native Title - November 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2011
AIATSIS Annual Report 2010-2011	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2011	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2010 to June 2011, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
Constitutional reform and its relationship with land justice	Issues paper	Sean Brennan	Oct, 2011	A look at the link between land justice and constitutional change. It covers five areas for possible constitutional change and discusses the practical implications of Native Title.
Belonging Together: Dealing with the politics of disenchantment in Australian Indigenous policy	Book	Patrick Sullivan	Oct, 2011	Belonging together provides a unique overview of the trajectory of current Indigenous policy, with Sullivan advancing a new consolidated approach to Indigenous policy which moves beyond the debate over self-determination and assimilation.
Belonging Together: Dealing with the politics of disenchantment in Australian Indigenous policy	Book	Patrick Sullivan	Oct, 2011	Belonging together provides a unique overview of the trajectory of current Indigenous policy, with Sullivan advancing a new consolidated approach to Indigenous policy which moves beyond the debate over self-determination and assimilation.
Native Title in the News - October 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2011
Belonging Together: Dealing with the politics of disenchantment in Australian Indigenous policy	Book	Patrick Sullivan	Oct, 2011	Belonging together provides a unique overview of the trajectory of current Indigenous policy, with Sullivan advancing a new consolidated approach to Indigenous policy which moves beyond the debate over self-determination and assimilation.
What's New in Native Title - October 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2011
AIATSIS Submission to the Expert Panel on the Constitutional Recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples	Submission	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2011	This submission commences with a summary of AIATSIS’ recommendations to the Panel, before giving detailed consideration to specific proposals for reform. A separate section then considers the merits of particular combinations of proposed amendments. The submission ends with some comments on procedural issues.
Recognising Indigenous peoples in the Australian Constitution: What the Constitution should say and how the referendum can be won	Issues paper	George Williams	Sep, 2011	This paper provides an overview of the challenges in making changes to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Australian Constitution. It examines the background to proposed changes, how the Constitution could be changed and how a referendum on this topic could be won.
What's New in Native Title - September 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2011
Indifferent Inclusion: Aboriginal people and the Australian nation	Book	Russell McGregor	Sep, 2011	McGregor offers a holistic interpretation of the complex relationship between Indigenous and settler Australians during the middle four decades of the twentieth century. Combining the perspectives of political, social and cultural history in a coherent narrative, he provides a cogent analysis of how the relationship changed, and the impediments to change.
Indifferent Inclusion: Aboriginal people and the Australian nation	Book	Russell McGregor	Sep, 2011	McGregor offers a holistic interpretation of the complex relationship between Indigenous and settler Australians during the middle four decades of the twentieth century. Combining the perspectives of political, social and cultural history in a coherent narrative, he provides a cogent analysis of how the relationship changed, and the impediments to change.
Native Title Newsletter - September 2011	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2011
Native Title in the News - September 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2011
Indifferent Inclusion: Aboriginal people and the Australian nation	Book	Russell McGregor	Sep, 2011	McGregor offers a holistic interpretation of the complex relationship between Indigenous and settler Australians during the middle four decades of the twentieth century. Combining the perspectives of political, social and cultural history in a coherent narrative, he provides a cogent analysis of how the relationship changed, and the impediments to change.
Guidebook for supporting participatory monitoring and evaluation of jointly managed parks in the Northern Territory	Handbook, Research outputs	Dr Arturo Izurieta,Dr Natasha Stacey, Johanna Karam	Aug, 2011	This guidebook on participatory monitoring and evaluation (PME) has been developed to assist partners of jointly managed parks and reserves in the Northern Territory.
Submission to the Inquiry into the Native Title Amendment (Reform) Bill 2011	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein, Toni Bauman, Cath McLeish, Nick Duff	Aug, 2011	The Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) welcomes the opportunity to provide submissions on the very important matters regarding the operation of the Native Title Act 1993 (NTA) that are address
Native Title in the News - August 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2011
What's New in Native Title - August 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2011
Legends: The AFL Indigenous team of the century	Book	Sean Gorman	Aug, 2011	Indigenous Australians have given us some of our greatest football champions. With names like Farmer, Winmar, Long, Rioli and Goodes, the stories of Indigenous footballers are some of the most compelling in the great game of AFL. The journey for some has been one of great struggle and difficulty. For them, football was the only way out.
AIATSIS: An incubator for Indigenous researchers?	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Aug, 2011	AIATSIS – An incubator for Indigenous Researchers? Lessons from the Indigenous Visiting Research Fellowship and AIATSIS Grants Program is a commissioned discussion piece for the Review of Indigenous Higher Education Access and O
Submission to the Inquiry into Australia's Biodiversity in a Changing Climate	Submission	Jessica Weir	Jul, 2011	The AIATSIS submission to the Inquiry into Australia's Biodiversity in a Changing Climate raises 3 key points for consideration by the House of Representatives Standing committee on Climate Change, Environment and the Arts:
Native Title Newsletter - July 2011	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2011
Joan Martin (Yaarna): A Widi Woman	Book	Bruce Shaw	Jul, 2011	Joan Martin was born in the country town of Morawa, Western Australia, in 1941. She was a proud Widi woman whose traditional territory extended from Geraldton eastwards into the salt-lake area. Her stories reveal interconnected themes: visiting family, teaching bush lore to her children, passing on Dreaming stories, celebrating culture through her art, along with conflicts with mining companies and white bureaucracies.
Native Title in the News - July 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2011
What's New in Native Title - July 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2011
The benefits associated with caring for country	Report, Research outputs	Jessica Weir, Claire Stacey,Dr Kara Youngetob	Jun, 2011	Prepared by Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) as a commission for the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, this literature review considers the growing field of research t
Unsettling anthropology: The demands of native title on worn concepts and changing lives	Monograph, Research outputs		Jun, 2011	Modelling the connection of native title claimants to their land in ways that fit the adversarial process of native title is a challenge for anthropologists. This book deals in particular with 'settled' Australia, where native title - as a form of justice and recognition for Indigenous peoples - has proved an especially frustrating experience.
What's New in Native Title - June 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2011
Country of the Heart: An Australian Indigenous homeland (Second edition)	Book	Deborah Bird Rose, Nancy Daiyi, Kathy Deveraux, Margaret Daiyi, Payi-Linda Ford, April Bright, Sharon D'Amico	Jun, 2011	Country of the heart provides an introduction to the connections between Aboriginal people and the land that has sustained and nurtured them for generations. Through the wonderful photographic images and the stories of the MakMak clan women (white-breasted sea eagle), readers are led into the heart of country: the people, the animals, the plants, the ancestors, the seasons, and the intimate relationships which tie them together.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2011	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2011	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2011 Youth media as cultural practice: Remote Indigenous youth speaking out loudInge Kral
Native Title in the News - June 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2011
Challenging the assumptions of positivism: An analysis of the concept of society in Sampi on behalf of the Bardi and Jawi People v Western Australia [2010] and Bodney v Bennell [2008]	Issues paper	Marcelle Burns	May, 2011	This paper analyses the concept of society as an element of proof for Native Title and argues that framing Indigenous law with the legal norms of Western law has its problems. It features two case studies that offer potential for a new legal interpretation of society which is based on the views of native title claimants.
Case summary: Wik Peoples v Queensland	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	May, 2011	Wik: Coexistence, pastoral leases, mining, nati vetitle and the ten point plan
Karajarri: a West Kimberley experience in managing native title	Discussion paper	Jessica Weir	May, 2011	The Karajarri won their native title rights in 2002 and 2004 in the West Kimberley. This paper takes you on a journey of what happens after native title rights are recognised. It looks at the corporations that were established and the challenges they faced as native title holders.
Native Title in the News - May 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2011
Challenges for Australian native title anthropology: practice beyond the proof of connection	Discussion paper	David Martin, Toni Bauman, Jodi Neale	May, 2011	This discussion paper argues for a broadening of the focus of anthropological work within native title. It considers the broader human aspects of native title in the development of agreements, decision-making and dispute management among Aboriginal people.
Native Title Newsletter - May 2011	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2011
What's New in Native Title - May 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2011
AIATSIS submission to the inquiry into Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Bill 2011	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein,Dr Tran Tran	Apr, 2011	In this submission, AIATSIS provides input to the inquiry conducted by the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Climate Change, Environment and the Arts into the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Bill 2011.
Native Title in the News - April 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2011
What's New in Native Title - April 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2011
Housing on Native Title lands: responses to the housing amendments of the Native Title Act	Issues paper	Claire Stacey, Joe Fardin	Mar, 2011	In 2010, the Native Title Act was amended to improve public housing on Native Title lands. Through an analysis of parliamentary submissions, this paper questions the effectiveness of and support for the changes.
Native Title in the News - March 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2011
Native Title Newsletter - March 2011	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2011
What's New in Native Title - March 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2011
I'm the one that know this country! (Second edition)	Book	Jessie Lennon	Feb, 2011	In I’m the One… Jessie Lennon’s stories are juxtaposed with historical photographs and information of the times, places and people in her life. In a life full of journeys and homecomings, a vivid picture emerges of family life and the importance of ‘home’.
What's New in Native Title - February 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2011
Native Title in the News - February 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2011
Will the real Aborigine please stand up? Strategies for breaking the stereotypes and changing the conversation	Discussion paper	Scott Gorringe, Joe Ross, Cressida Fforde	Jan, 2011	A conversation on the deficit mindset that pervades many Aboriginal communities, and the perceptions of Aboriginal identity and 'authenticity' that feed into it.
Native Title in the News - January 2011	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2011
What's New in Native Title - January 2011	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2011
One Law for All? Aboriginal people and criminal law in early South Australia	Book	Alan Pope	Jan, 2011	In the planned colony of South Australia, Aboriginal people were to be British subjects, accountable to English law, but fully entitled to its protection. However, the dreams of London’s reformers rapidly soured as British law struggled to protect the settlers’ interests and failed to protect Aboriginal lives and birthrights. This is the first study of the stories behind the court appearances.Using rarely discussed documents, Pope reveals how the complexities played out and where, despite the rhetoric, Aboriginal people were treated poorly.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2011	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2011
NTRB knowledge management pilot: Review and closure report	Report, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2010	The NTRB Knowledge Management Pilot: Agreement Making (�?the Pilot’) investigated options for the development and implementation of a legal precedents database for NTRBs.
Submission to Inquiry into Schedule 4 of the Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs and Other Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Bill 2010	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Dec, 2010	In this submission to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee, AIATSIS makes only summary submissions on proposed amendments to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Act 2005 to include a power for the Min
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2010	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2010	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2010 Bringing ethics up to date? A review of the AIATSIS ethical guidelinesMichael Davis (Independent Academic)
Native Title in the News - December 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2010
What's New in Native Title - December 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2010
What's New in Native Title - November 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2010
Native Title Newsletter - November 2010	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2010
Aboriginal Sydney: A guide to important places of the past and present (Second edition)	Book	Melinda Hinkson, Alana Harris	Nov, 2010	Aboriginal Sydney is both a guide book and an alternative social history, told through precincts of significance to the city’s Indigenous people.
Native Title in the News - November 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2010
AIATSIS Annual Report 2009-2010	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2010	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2009 to June 2010, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
Native Title in the News - October 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2010
What's New in Native Title - October 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2010
Written proof: The appropriation of genealogical records in contemporary Arrernte society	Issues paper	Rebecca Morgan, Helen Wilmot	Sep, 2010	A look at the use of genealogies in Indigenous land claims and the vexed questions that arise when the same genealogies figure in disputed and competing claims.
Australia: William Blandowski’s illustrated encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia	Book	Harry Allen, Mark Dugay-Grist, Luise Hercus, Thomas Darragh	Sep, 2010	William Blandowski was an explorer, natural scientist and artist who led a Victorian government expedition to the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers from 1856 to 1857. Australia is the first publication in English of his nineteenth century illustrated encyclopaedia of Aboriginal life, Australien in 142 photographischen Abbildungen nach zehnjärigen Erfahrungen.
Native Title in the News - September 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2010
Native Title Newsletter - September 2010	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2010
Australia: William Blandowski’s illustrated encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia	Book	Harry Allen, Mark Dugay-Grist, Luise Hercus, Thomas Darragh	Sep, 2010	William Blandowski was an explorer, natural scientist and artist who led a Victorian government expedition to the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers from 1856 to 1857. Australia is the first publication in English of his nineteenth century illustrated encyclopaedia of Aboriginal life, Australien in 142 photographischen Abbildungen nach zehnjärigen Erfahrungen.
What's New in Native Title - September 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2010
Australia: William Blandowski’s illustrated encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia	Book	Harry Allen, Mark Dugay-Grist, Luise Hercus, Thomas Darragh	Sep, 2010	William Blandowski was an explorer, natural scientist and artist who led a Victorian government expedition to the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers from 1856 to 1857. Australia is the first publication in English of his nineteenth century illustrated encyclopaedia of Aboriginal life, Australien in 142 photographischen Abbildungen nach zehnjärigen Erfahrungen.
What's New in Native Title - August 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2010
Native Title in the News - August 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2010
Response to 'Leading practice agreements: Maximising outcomes from native title benefit'	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein, Toni Bauman, Joe Fardin	Jul, 2010	This submission was made by AIATSIS in response to the discussion paper, Leading practice agreements: Maximising outcomes from native title benefits (the Discussion Paper) produced by the Department of Families, Housing, Community Se
Native Title in the News - July 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2010
What's New in Native Title - July 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2010
Native Title Newsletter - July 2010	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2010
Dilemmas in applied native title anthropology in Australia	Monograph		Jun, 2010	A critical but constructive analysis of some of the methodological and evaluative dilemmas facing native title anthropologists.
Submission re Proposed Amendment to Enable the Historical Extinguishment of Native Title to be Disregarded in Certain Circumstances	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein, Zoe Scanlon	Jun, 2010	In this submission to the Attorney-General's Department, AIATSIS raises two key points. Firstly, despite the benefit that would be derived from the inclusion of this provision in the Act, a significant impediment still exists in s 47C(1)(c)(ii), which makes the operation of the provision optional. The provision should apply to all claims over areas of the relevant class. Secondly, this reform should be extended to all Crown land.
Innovative arrangements for co-management of parks in South Australia	Research outputs	Greg Leaman	Jun, 2010	This paper provides a brief overview of South Australia's approach to co-management of parks, including the benefits, and policy and management considerations.
Monitoring and evaluation of joint management of parks and reserves in the Northern Territory	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	Dr Natasha Stacey,Dr Arturo Izurieta	Jun, 2010	Considerable attention has been given to the role of local and traditional knowledge in conservation (Berkes and Turner 2005) and yet Indigenous people are still struggling to find a role in Protected Area (PA) decision-making processes and manage
Dialogue about Land Justice: Papers from the national native title conference	Book	Dr Lisa Strelein	Jun, 2010	Dialogue about land justice comprises a selection of papers by Australia’s leading thinkers, senior jurists and Indigenous leaders. It encapsulates the key issues that have been at the forefront of discussions about native title for a decade.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2010	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2010	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2010 Mediating conflict in the age of Native TitlePeter Sutton (The University of Adelaide and South Australian Museum)
Dialogue about Land Justice: Papers from the national native title conference	Book	Dr Lisa Strelein	Jun, 2010	Dialogue about land justice encapsulates the key issues that have been at the forefront of discussions about native title for a decade. It comprises a selection of papers presented to the national Native Title Conference, among them, Australia’s leading thinkers, senior jurists and Indigenous leaders.
Dialogue about Land Justice: Papers from the national native title conference	Book	Dr Lisa Strelein	Jun, 2010	Dialogue about land justice encapsulates the key issues that have been at the forefront of discussions about native title for a decade. It comprises a selection of papers presented to the national Native Title Conference, among them, Australia’s leading thinkers, senior jurists and Indigenous leaders.
Native Title in the News - June 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2010
What's New in Native Title - June 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2010
Submission to the Native Title (Prescribed Bodies Corporate) Amendment Regulations 2010 Consultation Draft	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	May, 2010	In this submission to the Indigenous Programs area of the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, AIATSIS comments on the draft Native Title (Prescribed Bodies Corporate) Amendment Regulations 2010.
Singing the Coast	Book	Margaret Somerville, Tony Perkins	May, 2010	Singing the coast offers readers a rare opportunity to visit the heart of Gumbaynggirr culture and trace the shaping of place and identity in coastal Australia. The story began under the coral trees at the Old Camp where Tony Perkins first sat with his grandfather and listened to his stories. His grandfather was an initiated man who brought the spirit creatures along to teach the knowledge that was once passed on in initiation.
Singing the Coast	Book	Margaret Somerville, Tony Perkins	May, 2010	Singing the coast offers readers a rare opportunity to visit the heart of Gumbaynggirr culture and trace the shaping of place and identity in coastal Australia. The story began under the coral trees at the Old Camp where Tony Perkins first sat with his grandfather and listened to his stories. His grandfather was an initiated man who brought the spirit creatures along to teach the knowledge that was once passed on in initiation.
Singing the Coast	Book	Margaret Somerville, Tony Perkins	May, 2010	Singing the coast offers readers a rare opportunity to visit the heart of Gumbaynggirr culture and trace the shaping of place and identity in coastal Australia. The story began under the coral trees at the Old Camp where Tony Perkins first sat with his grandfather and listened to his stories. His grandfather was an initiated man who brought the spirit creatures along to teach the knowledge that was once passed on in initiation.
What's New in Native Title - May 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2010
Native Title Newsletter - May 2010	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2010
Cultural Flows in Murray River Country	Journal article, Research outputs	Jessica Weir	May, 2010	We need to be open to an ecological dialogue to facilitate the flow of ideas and the creation of new knowledge for understanding our relationships with the rivers and our responses to river destruction - otherwise the moderns will continue to depl
Native Title in the News - May 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2010
Knowledge management, law and native title	Report, Research outputs		Apr, 2010	This report forms Appendix 2 to the Interim Report of the Pilot NTRB Knowledge Management Project.
NTRB Knowledge Management Pilot: Interim Report	Report, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2010	This report reviews the progress made in the first six months of the Native Title Representative Body (NTRB) Knowledge Management Pilot: Agreement Making (�?the
Native Title in the News - April 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2010
What's New in Native Title - April 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2010
Palm Island: Through a long lens	Book	Joanne Watson	Mar, 2010	In November 2004, Mulrunji Doomadgee’s tragic death triggered civil unrest within the Indigenous community of Palm Island. This led to the first prosecution of a Queensland police officer in relation to a death in custody. In Palm Island, Joanne Watson gives the first substantial history of 'Australia's Alcatraz', a political prison of exile for Queensland's 'troublesome blacks', set against a background of some of the most explosive episodes in Queensland history.
Native Title in the News - March 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2010
Native Title Newsletter - March 2010	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2010
What's New in Native Title - March 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2010
Cleared Out: First contact in the Western Desert + 'Contact' DVD	Book, DVD	Peter Johnson, Yuwali Nixon, Susan Davenport	Mar, 2010	In 1964, a group of 20 Aboriginal women and children in the Western Desert made their first contact with European Australians — patrol officers from the Woomera Rocket Range, clearing an area into which rockets were to be fired. They had been pursued by the patrol officers for several weeks, running from this frightening new force in the desert.
What's New in Native Title - February 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2010
Native Title in the News - February 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2010
Native Title agreement making research resources	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2010	This annotated bibliography includes existing research materials concerning broader/regional agreements and agreement-making.
South Australian state wide agreement approach	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2010	This document provides an overview, list of resources and discussion papers regarding the South Australian settlement framework.
Compensation annotated case list	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2010	Provides case summaries into relevant cases such as: Walmbaar Aboriginal Corporation v State of Queensland [2009] FCA 579, Jango v Northern Territory of Australia [2006] FCA 318, Jango v Nor
Native Title in the News - January 2010	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2010
What's New in Native Title - January 2010	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2010
Native Title Newsletter - January 2010	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2010
Gaps in Australia's Indigenous language policy: dismantling bilingual education in the Northern Territory	Discussion paper	Josephine Caffery, Patrick McConvell, Jane Simpson	Dec, 2009	This discussion paper recognises the importance and benefits of bilingual education for Indigenous children. It outlines the rights to decision-making within communities in maintaining Indigenous languages, and looks at the policy change in the Northern Territory.
Scoping process issues in negotiating Native Title agreements	Discussion paper	Delwyn Everard	Dec, 2009	This discussion paper focuses on the process issues faced by groups claiming native title. It is based on interviews with people who have experience across a broad range of native title negotiations.
Native Title Connection: Selected Readings	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2009	The NTRU has prepared a Reading List of material relevant to connection requirements.
The Promise of Comprehensive Native Title Settlements: The Burrup, MG-Ord and Wimmera Agreements	Discussion paper	Krysti Guest	Dec, 2009	This discussion paper looks at the development of specific agreements, Indigenous governance, decision-making processes, respect for the status of traditional owners and government capacity to undertake comprehensive settlements.
Annotated case list	Chapter, Research outputs	Dr Lisa Strelein	Dec, 2009	This annotated Case List is taken from Strelein, L.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2009	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2009	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2009 Darkness and a little light: �?Race’ and sport in AustraliaColin Tatz (AIATSIS & Australian National University) and Daryl Adair (University of Technology Sydney)
Native Title in the News - December 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2009
What's New in Native Title - December 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2009
The family connection when a charity is for the advancement of Indigenous Peoples: Australia and New Zealand compared	Issues paper	Fiona Martin, Audrey Sharp	Nov, 2009	In New Zealand tax law, �?charitable’ status can now be claimed by Indigenous groups defined by family or blood connection. This paper ponders whether Australia should follow a similar path.
Possible reforms to the legislative arrangements for protecting traditional areas and objects	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Nov, 2009	In this submission to the Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, AIATSIS addresses a number of proposals for Indigenous heritage law reform. Along with general comments, this submission addresses the following proposals:
Native Title Newsletter - November 2009	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2009
Compromised jurisprudence: Native title cases since Mabo (Second edition)	Book, Research outputs	Dr Lisa Strelein	Nov, 2009	Compromised Jurisprudence has established itself as a well-priced and accessible introduction to the subject. Native title has dramatically altered the law and public policy in Australia. It has had a fundamental impact on social relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians and the courts have played a central role in its development, and continue to do so.
Compromised jurisprudence: Native title cases since Mabo (Second edition)	Book, Research outputs	Dr Lisa Strelein	Nov, 2009	Compromised Jurisprudence established itself as a well-priced and accessible introduction to the subject.Native title has dramatically altered the law and public policy in Australia. It has had a fundamental impact on social relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians and the courts have played a central role in its development, and continue to do so.
Native Title in the News - November 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2009
Compromised jurisprudence: Native title cases since Mabo (Second edition)	Book, Research outputs	Dr Lisa Strelein	Nov, 2009	Summary
What's New in Native Title - November 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2009
AIATSIS Annual Report 2008-2009	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2009	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2008 to June 2009, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
Negotiation in good faith under the Native Title Act: A critical analysis	Issues paper	Sarah Burnside	Oct, 2009	Native Title holders have a legislated right to negotiate over mining and other activities that take place on their land, but that right remains inherently difficult to enforce. Sarah Burnside argues the case for legislative change.
Throwing Off the Cloak: Reclaiming self-reliance in Torres Strait	Book	Elizabeth Osborne	Oct, 2009	Throwing off the cloak opens a window onto the Torres Strait Islands peoples’ struggles for control over their own lives, and recognition of their unique island identities and aspirations. For 160 years the Islanders have resisted governments’ continued dismissal of their ambitions.
What's New in Native Title - October 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2009
Native Title in the News - October 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2009
Reconciling Indigenous Peoples' Sovereignty and State Sovereignty	Discussion paper	Prof Paul L.A.H. Chartrand	Sep, 2009	This discussion paper explores common features of the Indigenous reconciliation debate in both Canada and Australia.
Native Title compensation annotated reference list	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2009	This document provides a description of native title compensation related references published both within AIATSIS through the Native Title Research Unit and the NTRU Issues paper series Land, Rights, Laws: Issues in Nativ
The policy setting: Alternative native title framework	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2009	In June 2009, the Victorian Government announced the establishment of a new Native Title Settlement Framework. This paper provides a collection of relevant resources discussing the proposed Framework.
Native Title in the News - September 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2009
Native Title Newsletter - September 2009	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2009
What's New in Native Title - September 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2009
Solid work you mob are doing: Case studies in Indigenous dispute resolution & conflict management in Australia	Report, Research outputs	David Allen, Margaret O'Donnell, Rhiân Williams	Aug, 2009	Evidence-based research and resources to support the development of more effective approaches to managing conflict involving Indigenous Australians.
Societies, communities and Native Title	Issues paper	Kingsley Palmer	Aug, 2009	Anthropologist Kingsley Palmer looks at the juncture of law and anthropology in Native Title cases, in particular how these disciplines use and understand the terms �?community’ and �?society’.
Contact	DVD	Martin Butler, Bentley Dean	Aug, 2009	In 1964, authorities enter the Great Sandy Desert to clear the potential crash zone for a rocket test.
Guidelines for best practice flexible and sustainable agreement making	Handbook, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2009	This Best Practice Guide is designed to provide practical guidance for government parties on the behaviours, attitudes and practices that can achieve flexible, broad and efficient resolutions of native title.
Native Title in Canada and Australia post Tsilhqot'in: Shared thinking or ships in the night?	Issues paper	Simon Young	Aug, 2009	The legal case Tsilhqot’in Nation v British Columbia marked a departure in judicial thinking about �?Aboriginal title’ in Canada. This paper explains its significance from both the Canadian and Australian perspectives.
Native Title in the News - August 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2009
What's New in Native Title - August 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2009
Policy Change and the Indigenous Land Corporation	Discussion paper	Patrick Sullivan	Jul, 2009	This discussion paper investigates changes in policy of the Indigenous Land Corporation from its beginnings in 1995 to the present day. It covers its tighter control of application procedures and its shift in focus to to joint programs with other government agencies.
What's New in Native Title - July 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2009
Bangu the Flying Fox: A Dreamtime story of the Yuin people of Wallaga Lake	Book	Jillian Taylor, Penny Jones, Aaron Norris	Jul, 2009	A traditional Dreaming story from the Yuin people of Wallaga Lake, Bangu explores the importance of belonging and identification. Simply told, it works wonderfully both as a read-aloud story book or for beginning readers.
Bittangabee Tribe: An Aboriginal story from Coastal New South Wales	Book	Rebecca Kirby, Liddy Stewart, Beryl M. Cruse, Steven Thomas	Jul, 2009	Written by Aboriginal students at Bega TAFE, and illustrated by Aboriginal children from Eden Public School, this delightful book tells the story of Ninima, his wife Mina and their children and the rhythms of their traditional life on the south coast of NSW. Kinship, landscape and cultural knowledge are gently explored, providing an excellent resource for exploring Indigenous and environmental issues.
Native Title Newsletter - July 2009	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2009
The Legend of the Seven Sisters: A traditional Aboriginal story from Western Australia	Book	Sue Wyatt, May O'Brien	Jul, 2009	In this wonderful retelling of a Dreaming story of the Wongutha people from the Eastern goldfields, Aboriginal author May O'Brien explains how the Seven Sisters (Pleiades) came to be. Beautifully illustrated by Sue Wyatt, the book offers teachers and librarians a way to introduce traditional Aboriginal beliefs, Dreaming stories and language to their students.
Aboriginal Business: Alliances in a remote Aboriginal town	Book	Kimberly Christen	Jul, 2009	Christen worked collaboratively with Warumungu people to establish a digital archive of Warumungu history and culture, and contributed to the development of the Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Culture Centre.
Native Title in the News - July 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2009
The Gunditjmara land justice story	Monograph	Jessica Weir	Jun, 2009	The successful Gunditjmara native title claim in the 1980s sits alongside other well-known benchmarks in Australian land rights history, such as the Gurindji (Wave Hill) walk-off and land claim which led to the development of land rights legislation in the Northern Territory. This is the Gunditjmara’s story.
Broader native title settlements and the meaning of the term �?traditional owners’	Report	David Edelman	Jun, 2009	Based on a desktop review of the published literature on the subject, this paper summarises some of the meanings that have been applied to the notion of traditional ownership.
Native Title in the News - June 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2009
What's New in Native Title - June 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2009
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2009	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2009	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2009 Social Engineering and Indigenous Settlement: Policy and demography in remote AustraliaJohn Taylor
Back on The Block: Bill Simon’s Story	Book	Bill Simon, Des Montgomerie, Joanne Tuscano	May, 2009	Stolen, beaten, deprived of his liberty and used as child labour, Bill Simon’s was not a normal childhood. He was told his mother didn’t want him, that he was ‘the scum of the earth’ and was locked up in the notorious Kinchela Boys Home for eight years. His experiences there would shape his life forever. From his home on The Block in Sydney’s Redfern, one of the most contentious and misunderstood places in Australia, Bill Simon tells the truth about life in one of Australia’s most terrible juvenile institutions, where thousands of boys were warehoused and abused.
Native Title Newsletter - May 2009	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2009
Native Title in the News - May 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2009
What's New in Native Title - May 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2009
Indigenous health and wellbeing: The importance of country	Report, Research outputs	Cynthia Ganesharajah	Apr, 2009	A key aspect to improving Indigenous wellbeing is exploring the relationship between land and wellbeing. Evidence exists that suggests there are positive physical health outcomes from living or working on country.
What's New in Native Title - April 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2009
Native title and Joint Management arrangements for protected areas in New South Wales	Native Title Information Handbook	Dr Janet Hunt,Ms Siobhan Mackay	Apr, 2009
Between Indigenous Australia and Europe: John Mawurndjul	Book	Claus Volkenandt, Christian Kaufmann	Apr, 2009	Increasingly, Australian Indigenous art is drawing the attention of international audiences, in part because of the amazing stories the artists tell of human creativity. John Mawurndjul is one of several Aboriginal artists whose work is collected and displayed in art museums and galleries throughout the world. From their different perspectives, renowned Australian contributors, Jon Altman, Sally Butler, Apolline Kohen, Howard Morphy, Judith Ryan, Luke Taylor and Paul S.C. Taçon, join a range of international commentators, to raise and debate key questions.
Native Title in the News - April 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2009
Our understandings of water and how they translate into our decision making	Research outputs, Other	Jessica Weir	Mar, 2009	This paper was prepared for the ACT Government Workshop Planning for our Future - Securing Canberra's Water, at The Australian National University on 10 March 2009.
s223 Native Title Act Workshop Agenda	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2009	A workshop concerning interpretations of Section 223 was held on 5-6 March 2009 at the University of Melbourne. The workshop was sponsored jointly by the NTRU, ATNS, Rio Tinto, and the Australian Government.
Native Title in the News - March 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2009
Native Title Newsletter - March 2009	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2009
What's New in Native Title - March 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2009
Native Title in the News - February 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2009
What's New in Native Title - February 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2009
Yuendumu Everyday: Contemporary life in remote Aboriginal Australia	Book	Yasmine Musharbash	Jan, 2009	Yuendumu everyday explores intimacy, immediacy and mobility as the core principles underpinning contemporary everyday life in a central Australian Aboriginal settlement. It analyses an everyday shaped through the interplay between a not so distant hunter–gatherer past and the realities of living in a first-world nation–state.
What's New in Native Title - January 2009	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2009
Murray River Country: An Ecological Dialogue with Traditional Owners	Book	Jessica Weir	Jan, 2009	Murray River Country discusses the water crisis from a unique perspective – the intimate stories of love and loss from the viewpoints of Aboriginal peoples who know the inland rivers as their traditional country. By engaging with the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia's agricultural heartland, Murray River Country goes to the core of our national understandings of who we are and how we can live in this country.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2009	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2009
Native Title in the News - January 2009	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2009
Holding title and managing land in Cape York: Two case studies	Discussion paper	Prof Paul Memmott, Peter Blackwood	Dec, 2008	This paper features two case studies from Cape York and the effective design and operation of Prescribed Body Corporates relating to native title. It follows on from previous publications on the practical aspects of native title and Indigenous land ownership.
Indigenous epistemology and wellbeing: Universe referent citizenship	Discussion paper	Kerry Arabena	Dec, 2008	This paper considers the potential for wellbeing within the concept of the universe as an 'acceptance of and protection of the welfare of all human beings and nature'. It draws on Indigenous philosophies and ecological knowledge and summarises responses from a series of interviews on the subject and offers some recommendations.
Submission to the Attorney-General on proposed minor native title amendments	Submission	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2008	In this submission to the Attorney-General, AIATSIS responds to the major amendments contained with the Proposed Minor Native Title Amendments Discussion Paper 2008.
Protecting Country: Indigenous governance and management of protected areas	Report, Research outputs		Dec, 2008	This publication had its origin in one-day workshop on Indigenous Governance and Management of Protected Areas held during the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Conference in Canberra in 2007.
Submission to Independent Review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999	Submission	Caroline Carmody	Dec, 2008	In this submission to the Independent Review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (the Act), AIATSIS comments on the complexity and challenges of the review, and provides further resources for con
Native Title in the News - December 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2008
What's New in Native Title - December 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2008
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2008	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2008	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2008
The 2007 Amendments to the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth): Technical amendments or disturbing the balance of rights?	Monograph	Angus Frith, Ally Foat	Nov, 2008	In 2005 the Attorney General announced an interconnected package of reforms to the native title system, focussing in particular on native title representative bodies, the claims resolution process in the National Native Title Tribunal an
Native Title Newsletter - November 2008	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2008
Native Title in the News - November 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2008
Connectivity	Journal article, Research outputs	Jessica Weir	Nov, 2008	The need for profound change in our intellectual traditions is a part of the current re-examination of water management in the Murray-Darling Basin.
What's New in Native Title - November 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2008
AIATSIS Annual Report 2007-2008	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2008	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2007 to June 2008, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
Beyond sandy blight: five Aboriginal experiences as staff on the National Trachoma and Eye Health Program	Report	Jilpia Jones, Trevor Buzzacott, Gordon Briscoe, Reg Murray, Rose Murray	Oct, 2008	Insider accounts of the National Trachoma and Eye Health Program for rural Aboriginal (and non-Aboriginal) Australians, led by Fred Hollows during the 1970s.
Submission to Review of Australia's Tax System	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Oct, 2008	The purpose of this submission is to identify the current challenges in the taxation framework that may impede Indigenous economic development within the native title context, through unnecessary complexity and ambiguity that have led to perverse
What's New in Native Title - October 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2008
An appreciation of difference: WEH Stanner and Aboriginal Australia	Book	Melinda Hinkson, Jeremy Beckett	Oct, 2008	WEH Stanner was a public intellectual whose work reached beyond the walls of the academy, and he remains a highly significant figure in Aboriginal affairs and Australian anthropology. Educated by Radcliffe-Brown in Sydney and Malinowski in London, he undertook anthropological work in Australia, Africa and the Pacific.
Native Title in the News - October 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2008
An appreciation of difference: WEH Stanner and Aboriginal Australia	Book	Melinda Hinkson, Jeremy Beckett	Oct, 2008	Hinkson and Beckett have drawn together some of Australia’s leading academics working in Aboriginal studies to provide an historical and analytical context for WEH Stanner’s work, as well as demonstrating the continuing relevance of his writings in the contested field of Aboriginal affairs. Stanner was a public intellectual whose work reached beyond the walls of the academy, and he remains a highly significant figure in Aboriginal affairs and Australian anthropology.
Case summary: De Rose v State of South Australia	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2008	On 9 December 1994, a group of 12 Yankunytatjara and Pitjantjatjara or Antikirinya people made application to the Federal Court of Australia for a determination of native title on behalf of themselves and others who are Nguraritja people.
Case summary: Mabo v Queensland	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2008	Overturning the doctrine of terra nullius: The Mabo Case
Case summary: Risk v Northern Territory of Australia	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2008	The Larrakia claim involved a number of claimant applications for the recognition of native title over land and waters in and around Darwin. The issues to be determined were:
Native Title in the News - September 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2008
Native Title Newsletter - September 2008	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2008
What's New in Native Title - September 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2008
Northern Territory Emergency Response Review Submission	Submission	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2008	In this submission to the Northern Territory Emergency Response Review, AIATSIS discusses how the absence of free, prior, informed and involved consent in Indigenous decision-making processes has contributed significantly to failures ove
Native Title in the News - August 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2008
What's New in Native Title - August 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2008
Submission to the Inquiry into developing Indigenous enterprises	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Jul, 2008	In this submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs, AIATSIS comments on several aspects of the Inquiry into developing Indigenous enterprises.
Native Title Newsletter - July 2008	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2008
Native Title in the News - July 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2008
What's New in Native Title - July 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2008
Tradition, adaptation, the �?Tide of History’ workshop: Issues for anthropology in research for native title claims and their aftermath	Research outputs		Jun, 2008	While legal decisions, negotiated outcomes and related commentary have indicated that establishing native title rights does not require an unchanging body of traditional law and custom, in practice this remains a difficult and conte
Even as the crow flies it is still a long way: Implementation of the Queensland South Native Title Services Ltd legal services strategic plan	Monograph	Tony McAvoy SC,Dr Valerie Cooms	Jun, 2008	This paper sets out the attempts by Queensland South Native Title Services (QSNTS) to assist Traditional Owners to secure, at least, some recognition through the development and implementation of its Legal Services Strategic Plan (LSSP). It raises a number of best practice issues in authorising and progressing native title claims, identifies some of the issues that emerged in the implementation of the LSSP and examines the land summit processes, which were an integral part of the LSSP and which took place at Mitchell in October 2005 and Roma in June 2006.
Confessions of a native judge: Reflections on the role of transitional justice in the transformation of indigeneity	Issues paper	Chief Judge Joe Williams	Jun, 2008	Chief Judge Joe Williams, appointed to the Maori Land Court in 1999, talks about transitional justice and reflects on what is common in the Indigenous stories of both Australia and New Zealand.
What's New in Native Title - June 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2008
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2008	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2008	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2008 Rock-art of the Western Desert and Pilbara: Pigment dates provide new perspectives on the role of art in the Australian arid zone
Native Title in the News - June 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2008
Taxation of native title agreements	Monograph	Dr Lisa Strelein	May, 2008	This paper examines the agreement-making environment that surrounds native title, whether triggered and governed by the operation of the NTA or more broadly arising in a native title context. This includes the legal framework for acts directly affecting native title, the types of agreements being reached and how those agreements are structured. It then addresses the taxation treatments that might apply to native title and explores the complexity and ambiguity that arises in the intersection of two of Australia’s most intricate legal regimes.
Case summary: Griffiths v Minister for Lands Planning and Environment [2008]	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	Dr Lisa Strelein	May, 2008	On 15 May 2008, the High Court of Australia handed down a decision in its first native title case for some years with little fanfare or media coverage.
Holding Men: Kanyirninpa and the health of Aboriginal men	Book	Brian McCoy	May, 2008	This is an easily readable book that explores how Indigenous men understand their lives, their health and their culture. Using conversations, stories and art, the author shows how Kimberley desert communities have a cultural value and relationship described as kanyirninpa or holding.
Native Title in the News - May 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2008
What's New in Native Title - May 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2008
Holding Men: Kanyirninpa and the health of Aboriginal men	Book	Brian McCoy	May, 2008	This is an easily readable book that explores how Indigenous men understand their lives, their health and their culture. Using conversations, stories and art, the author shows how Kimberley desert communities have a cultural value and relationship described as kanyirninpa or holding.
Native Title Newsletter - May 2008	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2008
Impacts and opportunities of climate change: Indigenous participation in environmental markets	Issues paper	Emily Gerrard	Apr, 2008	For Indigenous Australians, the enormous global problem of climate change is also an opportunity to use traditional knowledge of country in environment based commerce. Author Emily Gerrard explores this challenging dichotomy as well as possible legal redress for damage and loss caused by climate change.
Authorisation cases	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2008	This paper provides summaries of authorisation cases. It describes, where relevant, the major facts of each case and the significant points of law that have been developed. Covers cases from 1999 to 2008.
The Need for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mediation, facilitation and negotiation service	Submission	Toni Bauman	Apr, 2008	AIATSIS' submission to the 2020 Summit discusses The need for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mediation, facilitation and negotiation service as part of the national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Governance Institute.
Doreen Kartinyeri: My Ngarrindjeri calling	Book	Doreen Kartinyeri, Sue Anderson	Apr, 2008	Doreen Kartinyeri was a female warrior, dedicated to upholding and protecting Ngarrindjeri law. In this autobiography Doreen Kartinyeri reveals a deep-set desire for social justice, fuelled by passionate love and anger. Her wit and humour abound, while her integrity and sense of justice are inspirational.
Native Title in the News - April 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2008
What's New in Native Title - April 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2008
Doreen Kartinyeri: My Ngarrindjeri calling	Book	Doreen Kartinyeri, Sue Anderson	Apr, 2008	Doreen Kartinyeri was a female warrior, dedicated to upholding and protecting Ngarrindjeri law. In My Ngarrindjeri Calling Doreen Kartinyeri reveals a deep-set desire for social justice, fuelled by passionate love and anger. Her wit and humour abound, while her integrity and sense of justice are inspirational.
The future of connection material held by Native Title Representative Bodies: Final report	Report, Research outputs	Grace Koch	Mar, 2008	The native title process has created valuable research resources assembled during the claim research.
What's New in Native Title - March 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2008
Native Title Newsletter - March 2008	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2008
Native Title in the News - March 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2008
Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose?: The 2007 amendments to the Native Title Act	Issues paper	Justice Robert French	Feb, 2008	This paper focuses on the historical context of the 2007 amendments to the Native Title Act and the court's response to the legislative changes. It also looks at the how court and the National Native Title Tribunal will continue to function cooperatively within their respective spheres.
Native Title in the News - February 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2008
What's New in Native Title - February 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2008
Anna the Goanna and other poems	Book	Jill McDougall, Jenny Taylor	Jan, 2008	Cheeky dogs, slippery snakes and crocodiles with big smiles join Anna in this collection of lively illustrated poems. With warmth and respect, we’re taken into the children’s lives as they camp under the stars, go hunting for tucker and play footy in the dust.
Native Title in the News - January 2008	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2008
Native Title Newsletter - January 2008	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2008
What's New in Native Title - January 2008	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2008
What's New in Native Title - December 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2007
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2007	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2007	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2007 Musical and linguistic perspectives on Aboriginal songAllan Marett and Linda Barwick
Native Title in the News - December 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2007
Getting outcomes sooner: Report on Native Title connection workshop,	Research outputs	Rita Farrell, John Catlin, Toni Bauman	Nov, 2007	The �?Getting Outcomes Sooner’ workshop took place at the Novotel Barossa Valley Resort between 24 and 26 July 2007, under the joint sponsorship of the Native title Research Unit (NTRU) at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Is
Native Title in the News - November 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2007
Fight for Liberty and Freedom: The origins of Australian Aboriginal activism	Book	John Maynard	Nov, 2007	The Australian Aboriginal Progressive Association (AAPA) began life in 1924. Although less known today, current Aboriginal political movement are drawn from these roots. In this passionate exploration of the life of founder, Fred Maynard, John Maynard reveals the commitment and sacrifices made by these Aboriginal heroes.
What's New in Native Title - November 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2007
Native Title Newsletter - November 2007	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2007
AIATSIS Annual Report 2006-2007	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2007	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2006 to June 2007, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
Authorisation law	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2007	This paper describes the legal elements of authorisation in relation to the 1998 and 2007 amendments to the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth).
Beyond native title: the Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations	Journal article, Research outputs	Jessica Weir, Steven L Ross	Oct, 2007	In the more densely settled south east part of Australia, narrow understandings of 'tradition' at the common law, and the extinguishing effect of certain categories of land tenure, has limited the potential of native title to recognise the laws an
History and Native Title: The making of a community asset	Research outputs	Dr Michael Bennett, Grace Koch	Oct, 2007	Since the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) came into being, historical and anthropological research has been conducted in order to provide evidence of Indigenous land ownership.
Native Title in the News - October 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2007
What's New in Native Title - October 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2007
Ethnographic evidence, rights and interests, and Native Title claim research	Issues paper	Lisa Corbellini	Sep, 2007	A discussion of the relevance of the Native Title statutory framework to ethnographic research. It explores the kind of evidence relevent to anthropologists when researching Native Title claims.
What's New in Native Title - September 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2007
Native Title Newsletter - September 2007	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2007
White Christ Black Cross: The emergence of a Black church	Book	Noel Loos	Sep, 2007	Noel Loos frames the churches’ missionary outreach to Aboriginal people within the reality of frontier violence, government control, segregation and neglect. Aboriginal people on the missions responded to white Christianity as part of their enforced cultural change and within the missions’ changing circumstances.
White Christ Black Cross: The emergence of a Black church	Book	Noel Loos	Sep, 2007	Noel Loos frames the churches’ missionary outreach to Aboriginal people within the reality of frontier violence, government control, segregation and neglect. Aboriginal people on the missions responded to white Christianity as part of their enforced cultural change and within the missions’ changing circumstances.
Native Title in the News - September 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2007
Reforming the claims resolution process: Opportunities and obstacles	Issues paper	Graeme Neate	Aug, 2007	In 2007 numerous legislative and administrative changes were made to key aspects of the Native Title system. Many of those changes affect how Native Titleclaims are resolved.
The traditional owner experience along the Murray River	Chapter, Research outputs	Jessica Weir	Aug, 2007	Is water a resource or is it the source? Is it something to be consumed or does it have a life of its own?
Native Title in the News - August 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2007
A Cautious Silence: The politics of Australian anthropology	Book	Geoff Gray	Aug, 2007	This is the first exploration of modern Australian social anthropology which examines the forces that helped shaped its formation. Gray aims to help us understand the present organisational structures, and assist in the formulation of anthropology’s future role in Australia; to provide a wider political and social context for Australian social anthropology, and to consider the importance of anthropology as a past definer of Indigenous people.
What's New in Native Title - August 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2007
Native title and governance: The emerging corporate sector prescribed for Native Title holders	Issues paper	Jessica Weir	Jul, 2007	A review of Indigenous governance issues and Prescribed Bodies Corporates (PBCs) within the Native Title context. It includes Federal Government reforms and policy recommendations designed to support more efficient PBCs.
Indigenous Partnerships in protected area management in Australia: Three case studies	Book, Monograph, Research outputs	Toni Bauman,Dr Dermot Smyth	Jul, 2007	Part of the wider research project Success in Aboriginal Organisations, this report describes Indigenous partnerships in the management of three protected areas in Australia: Nitmiluk National Park, Booderee National Park and Dhimurru Indigenous Protected Area.
Life B'long Ali Drummond: A life in the Torres Strait	Book	Samantha Faulkner, Ali Drummond	Jul, 2007	Family is one of the most important things in Sam Faulkner’s life. Ali Drummond is Sam Faulkner's grandfather, and this is his story. Ali Drummond has had an extraordinary life, by any standards. Orphaned when young, Ali took to a life at sea aged fourteen. Originally taken on as an apprentice, Ali applied himself to learning the skills he needed to survive and prosper in a sometimes dangerous life seeking pearl shells, trochus and bêche de mer.
Native Title in the News - July 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2007
Native Title Newsletter - July 2007	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2007
What's New in Native Title - July 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2007
Life B'long Ali Drummond: A life in the Torres Strait	Book	Samantha Faulkner, Ali Drummond	Jul, 2007	Family is one of the most important things in Sam Faulkner’s life. Ali Drummond is Sam Faulkner's grandfather, and this is his story. Ali Drummond has had an extraordinary life, by any standards. Orphaned when young, Ali took to a life at sea aged fourteen. Originally taken on as an apprentice, Ali applied himself to learning the skills he needed to survive and prosper in a sometimes dangerous life seeking pearl shells, trochus and bêche de mer. Sam Faulkner has rendered Ali Drummond’s life with affection, skilfully weaving together Ali’s stories with colourful reminiscences from his family.
Organising for success: Policy report	Report, Research outputs	Dr Julie Finlayson	Jun, 2007	Informed by a wide-ranging study of community experiences, this is a policy paper for funding agencies and government policy and program developers on proven successful strategies for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations.
Outcomes of three case studies in Indigenous Partnerships in Protected Area Management: Policy Briefing Paper	Research outputs, Submission	Toni Bauman,Dr Dermot Smyth	Jun, 2007	This briefing paper presents a summary of the findings and recommendations arising out of three case studies of Indigenous partnerships (joint management and other arrangements) in the management of protected areas in Australia.
Maps to Success: successful strategies in Indigenous organisations	Book, Handbook, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2007	Maps to Success is the product of a national study to chart initiatives in local Indigenous organisations that had helped to promote community wellbeing and overcome disadvantage. It is a handbook Indigenous organisations can use in developing their own strategies for success.
What's New in Native Title - June 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2007
Native Title in the News - June 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2007
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2007	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2007	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2007 The moral lexicon of the Warlpiri people of central AustraliaLR Hiatt
Jango: Payment of compensation for the extinguishment of Native Title	Issues paper	Tina Jowett, Kevin Williams	May, 2007	This paper examines the court's treatment of Division 5 Part 2 of the Native Title Act 1993 as it relates to criteria for determining extinguishment.
Native Title in the News - May 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2007
The 1967 Referendum: Race, power and the Australian Constitution	Book	Bain Attwood	May, 2007	On 27 May 1967 a remarkable event occurred. An overwhelming majority of electors voted in a national referendum to amend clauses of the Australian Constitution concerning Aboriginal people. Today it is commonly regarded as a turning point in the history of relations between Indigenous and white Australians. This was the historic moment when citizenship rights were granted — including the vote — and the Commonwealth at long last assumed responsibility for Aboriginal affairs. But the referendum did none of these things.
What's New in Native Title - May 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2007
Native Title Newsletter - May 2007	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2007
Convincing Ground: Learning to fall in love with your country	Book	Bruce Pascoe	Apr, 2007	Convincing ground is a wide-ranging, personal and powerful work which resonates with historical and contemporary Australian debates about identity, dispossession, memory and community.
Native Title in the News - April 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2007
Convincing Ground: Learning to fall in love with your country	Book	Bruce Pascoe	Apr, 2007	Convincing ground is a wide-ranging, personal and powerful work which resonates with historical and contemporary Australian debates about identity, dispossession, memory and community.
What's New in Native Title - April 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2007
Convincing Ground: Learning to fall in love with your country	Book	Bruce Pascoe	Apr, 2007	Convincing ground is a wide-ranging, personal and powerful work which resonates with historical and contemporary Australian debates about identity, dispossession, memory and community.
Anthropology and applications for the recognition of Native Title	Issues paper	Kingsley Palmer	Mar, 2007	This paper examines the role of anthropology in relation to Native Title and how anthropologists can contribute to the process. It looks at the process, its demands and what anthropologists can offer as experts.
Native Title Newsletter - March 2007	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2007
Disciplining the Savages: Savaging the disciplines	Book	Prof Martin Nakata	Mar, 2007	Disciplining the savages: Savaging the disciplines provides alternative reading for those struggling with the contradictory and ambiguous intersections of academia and Indigenous experience. In doing so, it moves beyond the usual criticisms of the disciplines which construct the way we have come to know and understand Indigenous peoples.
Native Title in the News - March 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2007
Disciplining the Savages: Savaging the disciplines	Book	Prof Martin Nakata	Mar, 2007	Disciplining the savages: Savaging the disciplines provides alternative reading for those struggling with the contradictory and ambiguous intersections of academia and Indigenous experience. In doing so, it moves beyond the usual criticisms of the disciplines which construct the way we have come to know and understand Indigenous peoples.
What's New in Native Title - March 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2007
What's New in Native Title - February 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2007
Native Title in the News - February 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2007
Native Title Representative Bodies and Prescribed Bodies Corporate: Native title in a post determination environment	Report, Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein,Dr Tran Tran	Jan, 2007	AIATSIS embarked on a research and resource project to develop greater understanding of the Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBC) environment, native title holder aspirations and to bring together resources and develop networks that may
Native Title in the News - January 2007	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2007
Native Title Newsletter - January 2007	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2007
What's New in Native Title - January 2007	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2007
Aborigines and uranium: Monitoring the health hazards	Discussion paper	Colin Tatz, Alan Cass, John Condon, George Tippett	Dec, 2006	This paper looks at one critical case study of an Aboriginal community living near a uranium mine and mill in the Kakadu region. It addresses issues raised in the draft report of the Uranium Mining, Processing and Nuclear Energy Review and offers a positive model for ongoing monitoring of health protection and prevention measures.
Communal land and the amendments to the Aboriginal Land Rights Act (NT)	Discussion paper	Prof Michael Dodson AM, Diana McCarthy	Dec, 2006	This paper focuses on the amendments to the Aboriginal Land Rights Act (Northern Territory) 1976 concerning communal title — especially the proposed privatisation of areas of Aboriginal land and the opposition to this proposal.
Final report of the Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project July 2003-June 2006: research findings, recommendations and implementation	Report, Research outputs	Toni Bauman	Dec, 2006	The Native Title Act emphasises agreement-making through non-adversarial approaches such as mediation, facilitation and negotiation. This final report of the AIATSIS Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project provides best practice approaches.
Authority, knowledge and values: Indigenous Nations engagement in the management of natural resources in the Murray-Darling Basin	Chapter, Research outputs	Monica Morgan,Dr Lisa Strelein, Jessica Weir	Dec, 2006	Settling with Indigenous People describes the making of ten contemporary, mostly Australian, local and regional agreements and details the avenues
Native Title in the News - December 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2006
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2006	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2006	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2006 Australian federalism and Aboriginal healthIan Anderson and John Douglass Whyte
What's New in Native Title - December 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2006
What's New in Native Title - November 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2006
Native Title Newsletter - November 2006	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2006
Native Title in the News - November 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2006
AIATSIS Annual Report 2005-2006	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2006	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2005 to June 2006, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
Native Title in the News - October 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2006
What's New in Native Title - October 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2006
Native Title Newsletter - September 2006	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2006
Trustees on Trial: Recovering the stolen wages	Book	Rosalind Kidd	Sep, 2006	Ros Kidd uses official correspondence to reveal the extraordinary extent of government controls over Aboriginal wages, savings, endowments and pensions in twentieth century Queensland. In a disturbing indictment of the government’s $4000 reparations offer, Kidd unpicks official dealings on the huge trust funds compiled from private income and community endeavours, showing how governments used these finances to their advantage, while families and communities struggled in poverty.
Native Title in the News - September 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2006
What's New in Native Title - September 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2006
Trustees on Trial: Recovering the stolen wages	Book	Rosalind Kidd	Sep, 2006	Ros Kidd uses official correspondence to reveal the extraordinary extent of government controls over Aboriginal wages, savings, endowments and pensions in twentieth century Queensland. In a disturbing indictment of the government’s $4000 reparations offer, Kidd unpicks official dealings on the huge trust funds compiled from private income and community endeavours, showing how governments used these finances to their advantage, while families and communities struggled in poverty.
Case summary: Jango v Northern Territory	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2006	The case in Jango v Northern Territory of Australia [2006] FCA 318 involved a claim for compensation over the tourist town of Yulara near Uluru under s 61(1) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA).
What's New in Native Title - August 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2006
Aboriginal Darwin: A guide to exploring important sites of the past and present	Book	Toni Bauman	Aug, 2006	To most visitors and locals, Darwin is a vibrant, tropical city in the Top End. Although not always obvious to visitors, Darwin is also a living Aboriginal cultural landscape. Aboriginal Darwin peels back layers to show the rich heritage and complex cultures of Aboriginal people, both before and since colonisation.
Native Title in the News - August 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2006
Back to Redfern: Autonomy and the 'Middle E' in relation to Aboriginal Health	Discussion paper	Ernest Hunter	Jul, 2006	This paper challenges medical doctors to think about what it means to strive for a just society for the health of Indigenous people. It looks at the competing values and responsibilities at the 'clinical coal-face'.
Report on workshop for NTRBs on databases and access and use issues	Report, Research outputs	Grace Koch	Jul, 2006	In June 2006, representatives from 13 NTRBs met in Canberra to discuss databases and the needs of their organisations for collection management practices.
Evidence-based policy making in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal, Journal article	Steve Larkin	Jul, 2006	Evidence-based policy making in health is of great importance when addressing issues of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health inequalities.
Authorisation meetings	Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2006	Since the 1998 amendments to the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth), in order to make a native title or compensation application, section 62 requires the person/s to demonstrate that they are authorised to make the application by all the members
Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project Final Seminar	Research outputs	Toni Bauman	Jul, 2006	A PowerPoint presentation given at AIATSIS in 2006 summarising the Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project.
Writing Never Arrives Naked: Early Aboriginal cultures of writing in Australia	Book	Penny Van Toorn	Jul, 2006	In Writing never arrives naked, Penny van Toorn engages our minds and hearts. Her academically innovative book reveals the resourceful and often poignant ways that Indigenous Australians involved themselves in the coloniser’s paper culture. The first Aboriginal readers were children stolen from the clans around Sydney Harbour. The first Aboriginal author was Bennelong — a stolen adult.
Native Title in the News - July 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2006
Native Title Newsletter - July 2006	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2006
What's New in Native Title - July 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2006
Writing Never Arrives Naked: Early Aboriginal cultures of writing in Australia	Book	Penny Van Toorn	Jul, 2006	In Writing never arrives naked, Penny van Toorn engages our minds and hearts. Her academically innovative book reveals the resourceful and often poignant ways that Indigenous Australians involved themselves in the coloniser’s paper culture. The first Aboriginal readers were children stolen from the clans around Sydney Harbour. The first Aboriginal author was Bennelong — a stolen adult.
Sea countries of the south: Indigenous interests and connections within the South-west Marine Region of Australia	Report, Research outputs	Jessica Clements, Glen Kelly, Steve Kinnane, Darlene Oxenham, Colin Pardoe,Dr Lisa Strelein, Penny Taylor,Dr Peter Veth	Jun, 2006	Indigenous interests in 'sea country' have been maintained by Indigenous peoples in Australia for thousands of years.
Waiting for Mary: Process and practice issues in negotiating Native Title Indigenous decision-making and dispute management management frameworks	Issues paper	Toni Bauman	Jun, 2006	A scenario that looks at the need for negotiating a framework for decision-making and dispute management in native title. It raises the practical issues of negotiating this framework including contingency plans.
The social archaeology of Australian Indigenous societies	Book	Bruno David, Bryce Barker	Jun, 2006	Building on the foundational work of Harry Lourandos, the book critically examines and challenges traditional approaches which have presented Indigenous Australian pasts as static and tethered to ecological rationalism.
Native Title in the News - June 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2006
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2006	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2006	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2006 Welfare reform and Indigenous empowermentNerelle Poroch
What's New in Native Title - June 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2006
What's New in Native Title - May 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2006
Native Title Newsletter - May 2006	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2006
Native Title in the News - May 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2006
Cultural flows in the Murray Lower Darling Rivers	Chapter, Research outputs	Jessica Weir	Apr, 2006	Taken from a presentation made by Jessica Weir at the Recognising and protecting Indigenous values in water resource management workshop in 2006, hos
Making the connection between water and sustaining Indigenous cultural life	Chapter, Research outputs	Jessica Weir	Apr, 2006	Jessica Weir explores an issue unforgivably ignored in water policy and management until recently: Indigenous understanding and use of, and rights to, water.
Native Title in the News - April 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2006
Rob Riley: An Aboriginal leader's quest for justice	Book	Quentin Beresford	Apr, 2006	Widely regarded as one of the great Aboriginal leaders of the modern era, Rob Riley was at the centre of debates that have polarised views on race relations in Australia: national land rights, the treaty, deaths in custody, self-determination, the
Rob Riley: An Aboriginal leader's quest for justice	Book	Quentin Beresford	Apr, 2006	Set against the tumultuous background of racial politics in an unreconciled nation, this book explores Rob’s rise and influence as an Aboriginal activist. Drawing on perspectives from history, politics and psychology, this work explores Rob’s life as a ‘moral protester’ and the challenges he confronted in trying to change the destiny of the nation.
What's New in Native Title - April 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2006
Balancing the scales of Indigenous land justice in Victoria	Issues paper	Dr Wayne Atkinson	Mar, 2006	This paper looks at the gains made from the Wotjobaluk Native Title Consent Agreement 2005. It considers it in the context of Indigenous land justice in the twenty-first century and argues that this case may well be another act of dispossession.
Native Title Newsletter - March 2006	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2006
Native Title in the News - March 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2006
What's New in Native Title - March 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2006
What's New in Native Title - February 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2006
Native Title in the News - February 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2006
Visual knowledge: Spencer and Gillen’s use of photography in "The Native Tribes of Central Australia"	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal, Journal article	Prof Nicolas Peterson	Jan, 2006	The Native Tribes of Central Australia, published in 1899, was by far and away the best photographically illustrated ethnography up to that time.
Native Title in the News - January 2006	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2006
A Man of All Tribes: The life of Alick Jackomos	Book	Richard Broome, Corinne Manning	Jan, 2006	Alick Jackomos was the son of Greek migrant parents, born in Collingwood, who grew up during the Great Depression. His is a remarkable life that recaptures stories of diverse communities and ways of life now vanished from sight.
What's New in Native Title - January 2006	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2006
Native Title Newsletter - January 2006	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2006
A Man of All Tribes: The life of Alick Jackomos	Book	Richard Broome, Corinne Manning	Jan, 2006	Alick Jackomos was the son of Greek migrant parents, born in Collingwood, and who grew up during the Great Depression. His is a remarkable life that recaptures stories of diverse communities and ways of life now vanished from sight.
Not fit for modern Australian society: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and the new arrangements for the administration of Indigenous affairs	Discussion paper	Kerry Arabena	Dec, 2005	This is the story of one Indigenous woman's thoughts and analysis of the first 12 months of the Government's new arrangements in the administration of Indigenous affairs. It also outlines the background, the details and the impact of the new arrangements on Indigenous people.
Composite report on status and trends regarding the knowledge, innovations and practices of Indigenous and local communities (regional report: Asia and Australia)	Submission		Dec, 2005	This report provides a compilation of the threats to the practice and transmission of traditional knowledge (TK) in the Australian and Asian Region.
Brief list of online resources for preservation and information on Indigenous studies	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	Grace Koch	Dec, 2005	This document provides a brief listing of resources for preservation and information on Indigenous studies.
Submission to the Native Title Claims Resolution Review	Submission	Toni Bauman	Dec, 2005	The AIATSIS submission to the Attorney-General's Review of Native Title Claims Resolution discusses highlights from stakeholder consultation within the Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project, including:
What's New in Native Title - December 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2005
Native Title in the News - December 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2005
Native title-holding groups and Native Title societies: Sampi v Western Australia	Issues paper	Dr Lisa Strelein	Nov, 2005	This paper examines the basis for the court's finding in the Native Title claim made by the Bardi Jawi people In Western Australia in 1995. It presents possible alternatives that may have been open to the court.
National Indigenous Languages Survey Report 2005	Report, Research outputs	Patrick McConvell,Dr Doug Marmion, Sally McNicol	Nov, 2005	In 2004 AIATSIS was commissioned by the Commonwealth Government (through the then Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, DCITA) to carry out an assessment of the state of Indigenous languages and language programs in Australia.
Finding training solutions in indigenous decision-making and dispute management: a resource for native title representative bodies	Handbook, Research outputs	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2005	Good decision-making and effective dispute management are essential skills for both Indigenous people and communities and those who work with them. This resource has been developed to provide useful, easy to read, up-to-date training information primarily to NTRBs.
Case summary: Fejo v Northern Territory	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2005	The Larrakia people, whose country includes areas in and around Darwin, Palmerston and Litchfield in the Northern Territory, sought a declaration of native title in the Federal Court.
Native Title in the News - November 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2005
Native Title Newsletter - November 2005	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2005
What's New in Native Title - November 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2005
AIATSIS Annual Report 2004-2005	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2005	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2004 to June 2005, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
What's New in Native Title - October 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2005
Native Title in the News - October 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 2005
The Rain Flower	Book	Mary Duroux	Oct, 2005	The Rain Flower is an adventure story about the journey of the night creatures and the day creatures to find a rain flower that will benefit them all. Their journey is one of learning: how to unite, seek advice, give opinion and work together — and their discovery is unexpected. By story’s end, readers can embark on their own journey to discover a rain flower.
Submission to the Inquiry into the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Bill 2005	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Sep, 2005	While AIATSIS is not directly affected by the changes proposed by the introduction of the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Bill, having been commissioned to review the Aboriginal Corporations and Associations Act
Unfinished Constitutional Business? Rethinking Indigenous self-determination	Book	Barbara Hocking	Sep, 2005	Indigenous self-determination is the recognised right of all peoples to freely determine their political status, and pursue their economic, social and cultural development. Unfinished Constitutional Business? offers fresh insights into the ways communities can chart their own course and realise self-determination.
What's New in Native Title - September 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2005
Unfinished Constitutional Business? Rethinking Indigenous self-determination	Book	Barbara Hocking	Sep, 2005	Indigenous self-determination is the recognised right of all peoples to freely determine their political status, and pursue their economic, social and cultural development. Unfinished constitutional business? offers fresh insights into the ways communities can chart their own course and realise self-determination.
Native Title in the News - September 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2005
Native Title Newsletter - September 2005	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2005
Case summary: Yarmirr v Northern Territory (Croker Island Case)	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2005	Croker Island is a small island (43 km x 14.5 km) 225 km north east of Darwin, 6.5 km by boat from the Cobourg Peninsula.
Case summary: Western Australia v Ward (Miriuwung-Gajerrong)	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2005	On 8 August 2002, the High Court handed down its decision on Western Australia v Ward & Ors, relating to the native title claim by the Miriuwung-Gajerrong peoples.
Case summary: Yorta Yorta v Victoria	Research outputs, Statistics and summaries	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2005	On the 12 December 2002, the High Court handed down its decision Members of the Yorta Yorta Aboriginal Community v State of Victoria and Others, relating to the native title claim made by the Yorta Yorta peoples to land and
Native Title in the News - August 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2005
What's New in Native Title - August 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2005
Rage, reason and the honourable cause: a reply to Cowlishaw	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal, Journal article	Peter Sutton	Jul, 2005	In this sample article from the Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal, Peter Sutton discusses how the politicisation of anthropological and historical writing on Indigenous themes in recent decades has focused unwarranted attention on the moral position of the author, and has been running in reverse gear against the long-term trend of secularisation and objectification encouraged in Western thought since the Enlightenment.
What's New in Native Title - July 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2005
Native Title Newsletter - July 2005	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2005
Native Title in the News - July 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2005
Culture, conflict management and native title: an emerging bibliography	Report, Research outputs	Sally Brockwell, Kitty Eggerking, Rebecca Morphy, Toni Bauman	Jun, 2005	Research into decision-making and conflict management and the role �?culture’ plays in such processes is assuming increasing importance globally. This bibliography provides a broad range of references and some practical resources concerning culture, decision-making, conflict management and native title in Australia.
White picket fence or Trojan horse? The debate over communal ownership of Indigenous land and individual wealth creation	Issues paper	Dr Stuart Bradfield	Jun, 2005	This paper tracks the debate surrounding wealth creation on communally owned Indigenous land. It identifies questions on issues of social organisation, not just economics and politics.
Native title mediation: issues identified, lessons learnt: proceedings and findings of IFaMP workshops with native title mediators, February and March 2005	Report, Research outputs	Fleur Kingham, Toni Bauman	Jun, 2005	The Native Title Act emphasises agreement-making through non-adversarial approaches such as mediation, facilitation and negotiation. This report is an overview of two workshops with native title mediators co-ordinated by the AIATSIS Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project in 2005.
Report on breakout session: The future of connection material	Report, Research outputs	Grace Koch	Jun, 2005	This discussion, which considered current practice for the treatment of connection material and other documents collected in the claim process, formed part of the 2005 Native Title Conference.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2005	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2005	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2005
What's New in Native Title - June 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2005
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2005	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jun, 2005	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2005 We got our own management’: local knowledge, government and development in Cape York PeninsulaBenjamin Richard Smith
Native Title in the News - June 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2005
Report on survey of NTRBs (April-May 2005)	Report, Research outputs	Grace Koch	May, 2005	In April-May 2005, the Native Title Research and Access Officer, Ms Grace Koch conducted a survey of NTRBs to find out about current storage practices and plans for the future of documents that have been either collected or generated by the native
Native Title in the News - May 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	May, 2005
Native Title Newsletter - May 2005	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2005
What's New in Native Title - May 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	May, 2005
Whose benefits? Whose rights? Negotiating rights and interests amongst Indigenous native title parties	Issues paper	Toni Bauman	Apr, 2005	An examination of competing meanings of Aboriginal human rights and interests as they may be interpreted under the Native Title Act 1993 and in the mediation process.
What's New in Native Title - April 2005	Whats New in Native Title	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2005
Uncommon Ground: White women in Aboriginal history	Book	Anna Cole, Victoria Haskins, Fiona Paisley	Apr, 2005	Uncommon ground brings together a unique collection of essays about the complex roles played by white women in Australian Indigenous histories. It showcases some of the latest and most interesting work in Australia on gender and cross-cultural history.
The Power of Knowledge, the Resonance of Tradition	Book	Luke Taylor,Dr Graeme K Ward, Richard Davis, Graham Henderson, Lynley Wallis	Apr, 2005	The power of knowledge, the resonance of tradition is a ground-breaking critique of the concept of ‘tradition’ applied in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander context. The authors offer a refreshing new style of analysis. In writing that is rich in detail, strong in analysis and informed by their research experience they argue for a deeper appreciation of the creativity inherent in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social life, and the way that knowledge is constructed and deployed in complex intercultural contexts in contemporary Australia.
Native Title in the News - April 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 2005
Mutton Fish: The surviving culture of Aboriginal people and abalone on the south coast of NSW	Book	Beryl M. Cruse, Liddy Stewart, Sue Norman	Apr, 2005	The people of the south coast of NSW have a long and complex relationship with the coastal environment; one that has nurtured them for thousands of years. Mutton Fish includes lively interviews with Aboriginal people who have fished traditionally and taken part in the modern fishing industry. With clarity, it introduces some of the issues that arise when Indigenous cultural practice confronts white law.
Uncommon Ground: White women in Aboriginal history	Book	Anna Cole, Victoria Haskins, Fiona Paisley	Apr, 2005	Uncommon ground brings together a unique collection of essays about the complex roles played by white women in Australian Indigenous histories. It showcases some of the latest and most interesting work in Australia on gender and cross-cultural history.
Mutton Fish: The surviving culture of Aboriginal people and abalone on the south coast of NSW	Book	Beryl M. Cruse, Liddy Stewart, Sue Norman	Apr, 2005	The people of the south coast of NSW have a long and complex relationship with the coastal environment; one that has nurtured them for thousands of years. Mutton Fish, unique in its breadth and accessibility, seeks to tell of this relationship and what has happened to the south coast people as their access to the coastal resources has been progressively restricted by European competition.
Authorisation and replacement of applicants: Bolton v WA [2004] FCA 760	Issues paper	Dr Lisa Strelein	Mar, 2005	In this forensic look at the law governing named applicants in Native Title cases, Dr Strelein examines the decision in Bolton v WA [2004] FCA 260 against a backdrop of similar cases.
Native Title in the News - March 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2005
Native Title Newsletter - March 2005	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2005
Native Title in the News - February 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 2005
The Little Platypus and the Fire Spirit	Book	Mundara Koorang	Jan, 2005	Learn how the little platypus, with the help of a fire spirit, became the curious creature we know today, diving, swimming and floating in the billabongs and rivers of the bush. A picture book for new and young readers.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2005	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2005
Native Title in the News - January 2005	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2005
Paper and Talk: A manual for reconstituting materials in Australian Indigenous languages	Book	Nick Thieberger	Jan, 2005	This is a concise guide and an excellent introduction to the complicated issues of language reconstruction. For example, finding out about languages that are no longer spoken, or those that are still spoken by only a few people, can be a long and difficult process. And taking texts and wordlists from historical sources and making them useful in current language programs and literature presents a variety of challenges. Each contributor to Paper and Talk works through some of the complex issues vital to language workers in an accessible, easy-to-read style.
Wunambi the Water Snake	Book	May O'Brien, Sue Wyatt	Jan, 2005	This is a story of the time when the earth was young and the land was being created. It tells of a powerful and awesome water snake called Wunambi. The Wongutha people of the Eastern Goldfields area of Western Australia say that this huge creature roamed the earth, and that the great tracks it made became the creeks and rivers we know today. Wunambi is still regarded with great respect by Aboriginal people.
Cleared Out: First contact in the Western Desert	Book	Peter Johnson, Yuwali Nixon, Susan Davenport	Jan, 2005	In 1964, a group of 20 Aboriginal women and children in the Western Desert made their first contact with European Australians — patrol officers from the Woomera Rocket Range, clearing an area into which rockets were to be fired. They had been pursued by the patrol officers for several weeks, running from this frightening new force in the desert.
Paint Me Black: Memories of Croker Island and other journeys	Book	Claire Henty-Gebert	Jan, 2005	Claire Henty-Gebert’s life is remarkable. Born in the late 1930s, the daughter of a white settler and an Alyawarra woman, Claire was four years old when she was taken to the Bungalow mission in Alice Springs. Much of her young life was then spent in the newly formed Croker Mission. Claire’s reminiscences of life on Croker and being sent south to escape the threat from Japanese fighters during World War II combine conventional documentary sources, cultural knowledge and people’s memories.
Auntie Rita	Book	Jackie Huggins, Rita Huggins	Jan, 2005	Rita Huggins told her memories to her daughter Jackie, and some of their conversation is in this book. We witness their intimacy, their similarities and their differences, the 'fighting with their tongues'. Two voices, two views on a shared life.
Indigenous rights to water in the Murray Darling Basin: in support of the Indigenous final report to the Living Murray Initiative	Discussion paper	Monica Morgan,Dr Lisa Strelein, Jessica Weir	Dec, 2004	This paper focuses on the Indigenous rights to water in the Murray Darling Basin and draws on consultations with the Murray Darling Basin Commission and Indigenous communities. It covers understanding the diversity of Indigenous interests, ownership and recognition; as well as reparations and compensation.
The business of process: Research issues in managing Indigenous decision-making and disputes in land	Discussion paper	Toni Bauman, Rhiân Williams	Dec, 2004	A discussion of the issues in managing Indigenous decision-making and disputes over land. It includes the need for localised approaches to making decisions that are in keeping with the needs of Indigenous communities. It also looks at alternative dispute resolution and the consideration of culture as part of the negotiating process.
The Limitations of Litigation in Stolen Generations Cases	Discussion paper	Chris Cunneen, Julia Grix	Dec, 2004	This paper reviews the progress of litigation by members of the Stolen Generations in Australia's courts. It looks at the key applicants and their claims, the unique difficulties they have encountered and the limitations of the litigation process.
Report on native title representative body workshops: Directions, priorities and challenges	Report, Research outputs	Rhiân Williams, Toni Bauman	Dec, 2004	The Native Title Act emphasises agreement-making through non-adversarial approaches such as mediation, facilitation and negotiation. This report summarises the priority areas and recommendations for further research that came from the first workshops of the AIATSIS Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project.
The recognition level of the native title claim group: A legal and policy perspective	Issues paper	Daniel Lavery	Dec, 2004	Via a detailed examination of the case law, Daniel Lavery unpacks the complex task of determining that the people in a Native Title claim group are the 'right people for country'.
ATSIC: Origins and Issues for the Future. A Critical Review of Public Domain Research and Other Materials	Discussion paper	Kingsley Palmer	Dec, 2004	A review of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC). Topics include its origins, public and political statements, public policy and research relevant to ATSIC.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2004	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2004	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2004 Return of the 'noble savage': misrepresenting the past, present and futureM. J. Rowland
Native Title in the News - December 2004	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 2004
Submission to the Inquiry into the Administration of Indigenous Affairs	Submission	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2004	In this supplementary submission to the Senate Select Committee on the Administration of Indigenous Affairs, AIATSIS offers additional comments by way of clarification and elaboration.
Native Title Newsletter - November 2004	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2004
Whitening Race: Essays in social and cultural criticism	Book	Prof Aileen Moreton-Robinson	Nov, 2004	With its focus on Australia, Whitening race engages with relations between migration, Indigenous dispossession and whiteness. It creates a new intellectual space that investigates the nature of racialised conditions and their role in reproducing colonising relations in Australia.
Whitening Race: Essays in social and cultural criticism	Book	Prof Aileen Moreton-Robinson	Nov, 2004	With its focus on Australia, Whitening race engages with relations between migration, Indigenous dispossession and whiteness. It creates a new intellectual space that investigates the nature of racialised conditions and their role in reproducing colonising relations in Australia.
Native Title in the News - November 2004	Native Title in the News	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2004
AIATSIS Annual Report 2003-2004	Corporate	AIATSIS Corporate	Oct, 2004	This report describes the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’ performance for the period from July 2003 to June 2004, in accordance with the Requirements for Annual Reports for bodies under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1989.
A Bend in the Yarra: A history of the Merri Creek Protectorate Station and Merri Creek Aboriginal School 1841–1851	Book	Ian Clark, Toby Heydon	Oct, 2004	The Yarra Bend Park marks one of the most important post-contact places in the Melbourne metropolitan area, and is of great significance to Victorian Aboriginal people, particularly the Wurundjeri Aboriginal community.
Thinking Black: William Cooper and the Australian Aborigines' League	Book	Bain Attwood, Andrew Markus	Oct, 2004	Most non-Indigenous Australians know of Charles Perkins. Many are familiar with a few other Aboriginal leaders. Yet few have heard of William Cooper, one of the most important Aboriginal leaders in Australia’s history. Thinking Black tells the story of Cooper and the Australian Aborigines’ League, and their campaign for Aboriginal people’s rights to justice and their vision of equality in Australia of two peoples: equal yet distinct.
Thinking Black: William Cooper and the Australian Aborigines' League	Book	Bain Attwood, Andrew Markus	Oct, 2004	Most non-Indigenous Australians know of Charles Perkins. Many are familiar with a few other Aboriginal leaders. Yet few have heard of William Cooper, one of the most important Aboriginal leaders in Australia’s history. Thinking Black tells the story of Cooper and the Australian Aborigines’ League, and their campaign for Aboriginal people’s rights.
An anthropological perspective on writing for the court	Issues paper	Katie Glaskin	Sep, 2004	An anthropological perspective on writing for the court, dealing in particular with expert reports that adhere to the Evidence Act (Cth) 1995 and the importance of anthropologists properly understanding Native Title law
Submission to 'A Preamble for the Queensland Constitution?'	Submission	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2004	A preamble to the Constitution can have an important symbolic affect and it is significant that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be recognised in such a document.
Native Title Newsletter - September 2004	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2004
Promoting economic and social development through Native Title	Issues paper	The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner	Aug, 2004	Former commissioner Bill Jonas canvasses the benefits of applying human rights principles to Native Title negotiations and agreement making.
A Record in Stone: A study of Australia's flaked stone artefacts	Book, CD	Simon Holdaway, Nicola Stern	Aug, 2004	A Record in Stone is a comprehensive investigation into the different ways in which archaeologists use flaked stone artefacts as a basis for reconstructing the distant human past.
Transitional traditions: �?Port Essington’ bark-paintings and the European discovery of Aboriginal aesthetics	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal, Journal article	Prof Paul Taçon, Susan Davies	Jul, 2004	Taçon and Davies examine 28 extant or described bark-paintings thought to be from the Port Essington region, note the formal qualities of the imagery they contain and describe their history as far as is possible. They compare the imagery with some of the region's rock- and more recent bark-art, note relevant instances of early European-Aboriginal contact and outline the ways in which the barks may have been obtained.
Native Title Newsletter - July 2004	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2004
The business of process: Research issues in managing indigenous decision-making and disputes in land	Report, Research outputs	Toni Bauman, Rhiân Williams	Jun, 2004	A preliminary paper outlining the conduct and procedures of the AIATSIS Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project.
Reading Doctors' Writing: Race, politics and power in Indigenous health research 1870–1969	Book	David Piers Thomas	Jun, 2004	This history of Indigenous health research fuels the suspicion felt by Indigenous people today about researchers, and research. Reading Doctors’ Writing invites those involved in Indigenous health research to confront rather than evade the history and politics of their work.
Thinking Black: William Cooper and the Australian Aborigines' League	Book	Bain Attwood, Andrew Markus	Jun, 2004	Most non-Indigenous Australians know of Charles Perkins. Many are familiar with a few other Aboriginal leaders. Yet few have heard of William Cooper, one of the most important Aboriginal leaders in Australia’s history. Thinking Black tells the story of Cooper and the Australian Aborigines’ League, and their campaign for Aboriginal people’s rights.
Practical reconciliation, practical re-colonisation?	Issues paper	John Borrows	May, 2004	In questioning the policy of �?practical reconciliation’, John Borrows proffers the alternative of �?practical recolonisation’, whereby Indigenous Australians would reclaim the land and political power wrested from them through colonisation.
Native Title Newsletter - May 2004	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2004
Agreeing to terms: What is a �?comprehensive’ agreement?	Issues paper	Dr Stuart Bradfield	Mar, 2004	A discussion on the issues around Australian agreements due to disappointment with the processes and outcomes of Native Title litigation. It suggests there is value in a more comprehensive approach to making agreements between Indigenous peoples and the state.
Native Title Newsletter - March 2004	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2004
Native Title and agreement making in the mining industry: Focusing on outcomes for Indigenous peoples	Issues paper	Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh	Feb, 2004	This paper considers the value of identifying both the positive and negative outcomes that Native Title agreements have on Indigenous people. It focuses on agreements between Indigenous groups and mining companies.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2004	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2004
Very Big Journey: My life as I remember it	Book	Hilda Jarman Muir	Jan, 2004	Hilda Muir was born on the very frontier of modern Australia, near the outback town of Borroloola in the Northern Territory in about 1920. Very Big Journey tells of Hilda’s bush childhood, and her forced removal from a loving family to the rigours of life in the Kahlin Home for half-caste children.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2004	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Jan, 2004	Abstracts for Issue 1, 2004 Aboriginal/Macassan interactions in the 18th and 19th century in northern Australia and contemporary sea rights claimsDenise Russell
Native Title Newsletter - November 2003	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2003
Beyond Yorta Yorta (Based on a paper prepared for the AIATSIS Native Title Conference Alice Springs June 2003)	Issues paper	John Basten QC	Oct, 2003	John Basten goes beyond Yorta Yorta to look at the question of connection and the principles governing extinguishment and offers some suggestions for future initiatives and directions.
Native Title Newsletter - September 2003	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2003
Submission to the Consultation on the Definition of a Charity	Submission	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 2003	In this submission to the Board of Taxation's Consultation on the Definition of a Charity, AIATSIS discu
Dhuuluu-Yala: To talk straight	Book	Anita M. Heiss	Aug, 2003	Dhuuluu-Yala is a Wiradjuri phrase meaning ‘to talk straight’ and this book is straight talk about publishing Indigenous literature in Australia. It also includes broader issues that writers need to consider: engaging with readers and reviewers. The history of defining Aboriginality in Australia and the experience of ‘being Aboriginal’ have both impacted on the production of Aboriginal writing today. These twin themes are the major focus of the book.
Native Title Newsletter - July 2003	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2003
Indigenous Pueblo culture and tradition in the justice system: Maintaining Indigenous language, thought and law in judicial review	Issues paper	Christine Zuni Cruz	Jun, 2003	A North American perspective on the interface between Indigenous law and western legal frameworks.
Treaty! Let's get it right	Book	AIATSIS Collections	Jun, 2003	This collection of essays was commissioned by ATSIC and AIATSIS to stimulate discussion and debate about a treaty.
Treaty! Let's get it right	Book	AIATSIS Collections	Jun, 2003	This collection of essays was commissioned by ATSIC and AIATSIS to stimulate discussion and debate about a treaty.
Native Title Newsletter - May 2003	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2003
�?Abandonment’ or maintenance of country? A critical examination of mobility patterns and implications for Native Title	Issues paper	Dr Peter Veth	Apr, 2003	Proving continuity of connection to country is vital for winning Native Title, yet for millennia Aboriginal people have led mobile lives. Here Dr Veth asks: if temporary �?abandonment’ of country in the past did not break down the social institutions for maintenance of connection, why should it do so now?
Native Title Newsletter - March 2003	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2003
Members of the Yorta Yorta Aboriginal Community v Victoria [2002] HCA 58 (12 December 2002) - Comment	Issues paper	Dr Lisa Strelein	Feb, 2003	The decision of the High Court in the Yorta Yorta appeal confirms the enormous gap between the aspirations of Indigenous peoples and the capacity of Native Title to fulfil them. Dr Strelein ponders proof of native title, in particular for Aboriginal people in the more settled regions of Australia.
Paddy's Road: Life stories of Patrick Dodson	Book	Kevin James Keeffe	Jan, 2003	While Patrick Dodson's bearded image is well known, the remarkable history of this outstanding Aboriginal leader has never before been told. In Paddy's Road, Kevin Keeffe brings us stories of Dodson's life woven from interviews, government archives and family stories. Paddy's Road is the history of one family, the biography of one man and a powerful story of an Australian life.
Something Special: The inside story of the Katherine West Health Board	Book	Katherine West Health Board	Jan, 2003	Something Special tells the story of a unique and successful ‘experiment’ in which the delivery of health services in the Katherine region in the Northern Territory were ‘handed over’ to ‘a group of grassroots-oriented Aboriginal people’.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2003	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2003
Negotiating comprehensive settlement of Native Title issues: Building a new scale of justice in South Australia	Issues paper	Parry Agius, Jocelyn Davies, Richie Howitt, Lesley Johns	Dec, 2002	A discussion of the South Australian Statewide Framework Agreement, which regulates how new property rights and development activities operate with regard to Native Title in South Australia.
Native Title in the South-east Marine Region	Chapter, Research outputs	Dr Dermot Smyth,Dr Hanna Jaireth,Dr Lisa Strelein	Dec, 2002	Australia’s Oceans Policy and regional marine planning provides a framework for the people of Australia to explore, use, protect and enjoy our extensive marine resources.
Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2002	Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal		Dec, 2002	Abstracts for Issue 2, 2002 Re-figuring Bradshaw: art, place and landscape in the Victoria River DistrictAndrew McWilliam
Winning native title: The experience of the Nharnuwangga, Wajarri and Ngarla People	Issues paper	Michelle Riley	Nov, 2002	Two perspectives on the Nharnuwangga, Wajarri and Ngarla Native Title settlement.
Pastoral Access Protocols: The corrosion of Native Title by contract	Issues paper	Frances Flanagan	Nov, 2002	In this paper, Frances Flanagan examines one aspect of the Nharnuwangga, Wajarri and Ngarla Native Title settlement: the pastoral access protocols.
Native Title Newsletter - November 2002	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2002
Diaspora, materialism, tradition: Anthropological issues in the recent High Court appeal of the Yorta Yorta	Issues paper	Dr James F. Weiner	Oct, 2002	Using Yorta Yorta as his case study, anthropologist James Weiner looks at contrasting and conflicting ways of defining what Indigenous �?continuity with country’ is today.
Seeing the sea: Science, change and Indigenous sea rights	Journal article, Research outputs	Rodney Dillon	Sep, 2002	My name is Rodney Dillon. I am a Palawa Aboriginal man from Tasmania and the Commissioner elected for the Tasmania Zone of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC).
Native Title Newsletter - September 2002	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2002
Western Australia v Ward on Behalf of Miriuwung Gajerrong, High Court of Australia, 8 August 2002: Summary of Judgement	Issues paper	Dr Lisa Strelein	Aug, 2002	A brief summary of the findings in the High Court case Western Australia v Ward on behalf of Miriuwung Gajerrong.
Submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry on Capacity Building in Indigenous Communities	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein	Aug, 2002	This submission responds to the Parliamentary Inquiry on Capacity Building in Indigenous Communities, firstly by contextualising the term 'community capacity building' in Indigenous studies and secondly by presenting the Institute's responses to p
How can judges calculate Native Title compensation?	Discussion paper, Research outputs	Paul Burke	Aug, 2002	Provides possible principles for determining native title compensation. The author notes the problem of awarding compensation on �?just terms’ given areas with the strongest native title are often land with a limited financial value.
Native Title Newsletter - July 2002	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2002
The international concept of equality of interest in the sea as it affects the conservation of the environment and indigenous interests	Issues paper	The Hon Anthony Mason	Jun, 2002	Former Chief Justice Sir Anthony Mason looks at the concept quality of interest in the sea, which has come under increasing challenge in the last half-century as coastal states have claimed that their sovereignty extends beyond their territory or land mass to areas of sea and seabed.
Preserving culture in federal court proceedings: Gender restrictions and anthropological experts	Issues paper	Greg McIntyre, Geoffrey Bagshaw	May, 2002	In Native Title claims, gender restricted evidence is often important to establish and substantiate connections to country, but for Aboriginal people the presentation of such evidence is an exceptionally difficult compromise. This paper discusses the Federal Court's approach to these issues.
Native Title Newsletter - May 2002	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2002
"Like something out of Kafka": The relationship between the roles of the National Native Title Tribunal and the Federal Court in the development of native title practice	Issues paper	Susan Phillips	Apr, 2002	The 1998 amendments to the Native Title Act reframed the role of the National Native Title Tribunal. Susan Phillips looks at this transfer of an entire area of developing law and legal practice from a new and specialised tribunal to the Federal Court and identifies some of the tensions it created.
Native Title Newsletter - March 2002	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2002
Recent developments in native title law and practice: Issues for the High Court	Issues paper	John Basten QC	Feb, 2002	A review of Native Title law and practice, dealing thematically with connection to country, content, extinguishment and exclusive possession.
Indigenous Peoples and Governance Structures: A comparative analysis of land and resource rights	Book	Garth Nettheim, Gary Meyers, Donna Craig	Jan, 2002	This book examines the policies and practices of Canada, the United States, Greenland, Denmark, Norway, New Zealand and Australia concerning governance on Aboriginal land including emerging systems for the management of native title areas, and the incorporation of Indigenous interests into land administration.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2002	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2002
The beginning of certainty: Consent determinations of Native Title	Issues paper	Paul Sheiner	Nov, 2001	Written almost a decade after the Mabo decision, this paper examines the trend towards consent determinations emerging at that time and its implications for the Native Title process.
Native Title Newsletter - November 2001	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2001
Expert witness or advocate? Emerging issues and future directions	Issues paper	Bruce Shaw	Oct, 2001	Oral historians and anthropologists face a unique set of challenges in applying their skills as expert witnesses for Native Title claims. Here Bruce Shaw probes varying approaches to evidence and the distinction between expert witness and advocate.
Review of Conference: Emerging issues and future directions	Issues paper	Graeme Neate	Oct, 2001	A summation of the National Native Title Tribunal's 2001 forum by its then President, Graeme Neate.
Native Title Newsletter - September 2001	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2001
Anthropology and connection reports in Native Title claim applications	Issues paper	Dr Julie Finlayson	Aug, 2001	Dr Julie Finlayson considers three essential questions for anyone involved with Native Title: What is a connection report and what is its purpose? What anthropological considerations impact on connection reports? What are the emerging issues with regard to connection reports?
Native Title Newsletter - July 2001	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2001
Native Title Newsletter - May 2001	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2001
Native Title Newsletter - March 2001	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2001
Aboriginal Suicide is Different: A portrait of life and self-destruction	Book	Colin Tatz	Jan, 2001	Aboriginal Suicide is Different is a study of youth who have, or feel they have, no purpose in life — or who may be seeking freedom in death. It is a portrait of life, and of self-destruction, by young Australian Aboriginal men and women.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2001	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2001
The community game: Aboriginal self-definition at the local level	Discussion paper	Frances Peters-Little	Dec, 2000	This paper researches the Aboriginal people living in the Walgett region of New South Wales. Topics include a brief history; the missions, reserves and pastoral stations; the elders; and the community as it relates to identity, self-determination, native title and reconciliation.
The content of Native Title: Questions for the Miriuwung Gajerrong Appeal	Issues paper	Gary Meyers	Nov, 2000	In the lead-up to the Miriuwung Gajerrong's appeal, Professor Meyers considers the distinction between possessory Native Title and the exercise of Native Title rights as referred to by Justice Lee in Ward v Western Australia.
Native Title Newsletter - November 2000	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 2000
Economic issues in valuation of and compensation for loss of Native Title rights	Issues paper	David Campbell	Oct, 2000	Can the loss of Native Title be quantified in economic terms? This paper presents some of the issues involved as well as potential models for defining Native Title's cultural and material benefits.
Local and �?diaspora’ connections to country and kin in central Cape York Peninsula	Issues paper	Benjamin Richard Smith	Sep, 2000	This paper ponders the issue of reconciling claims to country made by two relatively distinct sets of Aboriginal people - those whose forebears were removed from the region by government intervention and those whose families have remained on or nearby the land in question.
Native Title Newsletter - September 2000	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 2000
Native Title Newsletter - July 2000	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 2000
Limitations to the recognition and protection Native Title offshore: The current 'accident of History'	Issues paper	Katie Glaskin	Jun, 2000	Katie Glaskin considers the recognition and protection of marine Native Title, which in 2000 was frequently excluded from the rights discussion.
A guide to Australian legislation relevant to native title: Volume One (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA)	Monograph	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2000	Native title is now part of the patchwork of legislation concerning land and Indigenous peoples’ rights over land. Volume One of this guide gives an overview of the broad array of relevant legislation, from Acts and Regulations specific to land rights through to those with more indirect implications for the operation of native title in NSW, VIC, QLD and SA.
A guide to Australian legislation relevant to native title: Volume Two (WA, Tas., ACT, NT and Commonwealth)	Monograph	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 2000	Native title is now part of the patchwork of legislation concerning land and Indigenous peoples’ rights over land. Volume Two of this guide gives an overview of the broad array of relevant legislation, from Acts and Regulations specific to land rights through to those with more indirect implications for the operation of native title in WA, Tas., ACT, NT and Commonwealth.
Native Title Newsletter - May 2000	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 2000
Native Title Newsletter - March 2000	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 2000
Submission to the Inquiry into consistency of the Native Title Amendment Act 1998 with Australia's international obligations under the CERD	Submission	Dr Lisa Strelein, Jessica Weir,Prof Michael Dodson AM	Feb, 2000	Since the election of the Federal Coalition Government, Australia's adherence to international human rights obligations has been questioned.
Black Gold: The Aboriginal and Islander Sports Hall of Fame	Book	Colin Tatz, Paul Tatz	Jan, 2000	Beautifully illustrated with black and white photographs, Black gold showcases our Olympic heroes, superb sportswomen, football giants, boxing legends, lightning sprinters and more -- from darts champions to world-class weightlifters and woodchoppers.
Native Title Newsletter - January 2000	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jan, 2000
Love against the law: The autobiographies of Tex and Nelly Camfoo	Book	Gillian Cowlishaw, Nellie Camfoo	Jan, 2000	The stories of Tex and Nelly Camfoo intermingle to highlight the ambiguous social position of Aboriginals living in the Northern Territory during the last century. They provide insight into race relations, the contradictory attitudes of missionaries and police, they reflect morality and religion as well as recent political developments.
Settlement: A history of Australian Indigenous housing	Book	Peter Read	Jan, 2000	Settlement traces the history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander housing from the shelters used in pre-invasion to the Victorian missionaries' cottages, through to the dreaded children's dormitory to the compound and its horrors of disease and overcrowding. It also explores contemporary themes such as gender, family-friendly prisons, self-built housing and designs for sustainability.
Negotiating major project agreements: The Cape York model	Discussion paper	Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh	Dec, 1999	This paper focuses on a model used for negotiating major project agreements in the Cape York region. It covers the framework for negotiations, information gathering, community consultation, signing of the final agreement and implementation.
Genocide in Australia	Discussion paper	Colin Tatz	Dec, 1999	This paper examines and explains the catastrophic reduction of the Indigenous Australian population. It also looks at disease as a form of genocide, the killing of Indigenous people, forced assimilation, the Stolen Generations, and the apology and acknowledgement.
Native Title Newsletter - December 1999	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 1999
Native Title Newsletter - November 1999	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Nov, 1999
Native Title Newsletter - September 1999	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Sep, 1999
Native Title Newsletter - July 1999	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jul, 1999
Native Title Newsletter - May 1999	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	May, 1999
Native Title Newsletter - March 1999	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Mar, 1999
Native Title Newsletter - February 1999	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 1999
Don't Ask For Stories: Women from Ernabella and their Art	Book	Ute Eikelcamp	Jan, 1999	This collection of histories, in both written and illustrative form, tells the story from 'first missionary coming', atomic bomb tests in 1950 to commercial success in the 1990s. The beautiful batiks from Ernabella are exhibited throughout the world and the artists are sought after as teachers in Australia and internationally.
The Glow Worm Cave	Book	Anne Morgan, Belinda Kurczok	Jan, 1999	For thousands of years the Creature has lived in the forest’s glow worm cave. But its peaceful life will soon be destroyed if the local mining company is allowed to mine the area. The Glow Worm People are the only ones who can save the Creature and the cave. Will they be able to stop the blasting? A charming, beautifully illustrated picture book for 8-12 year olds.
A guide to overseas precedents of relevance to native title	Monograph	Shaunnagh Dorsett,Prof Lee Godden	Dec, 1998	Cases from overseas jurisdictions arise in political and legal contexts quite different to our own. Often decisions are reliant on a particular facet of that legal or political system which renders them inapplicable to Australia.
Native Title Newsletter - December 1998	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 1998
Native Title Newsletter - October 1998	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 1998
Native Title Newsletter - August 1998	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 1998
Native Title Newsletter - June 1998	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 1998
Gong-Wapitja: Women and art from Yirrkala	Book	Gillian Hutcherson	May, 1998	Contemporary women artists of the Yirrkala community in Northeast Arnhem Land create a wide variety of art and craft, from feathered string for ceremonies to large-scale murals for public buildings and their works are represented in many public and private collections. Gong-Wapitja, with its informative Introduction, is a beautifully written and illustration survey of the art forms and choice of imagery of the female artists.
Native Title Newsletter - April 1998	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 1998
Unwritten Histories	Book	Craig Cormick	Feb, 1998	In this witty and satirical revisiting of Australia’s heroic past, Craig Cormick rediscovers the contributions of Indigenous Australians that have always remained unrecorded and unacknowledged, Australia’s unwritten histories.
Native Title Newsletter - February 1998	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 1998
Native Title Newsletter - December 1997	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Dec, 1997
Native Title Newsletter - October 1997	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 1997
Native Title Newsletter - August 1997	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 1997
Native Title Newsletter - June 1997	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 1997
Native Title Newsletter - April 1997	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Apr, 1997
Native Title Newsletter - February 1997	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Feb, 1997
Torres Strait Islander Women and the Pacific War	Book	Elizabeth Osborne	Jan, 1997	Between 1942 and 1945, Torres Strait Islander women experienced the fears and uncertainties of living virtually on Australia's front line during the Pacific War. Some were forcibly evacuated with their children to the mainland, where they found themselves still restricted as to where and how they could live.
Scholar and Sceptic Australian Aboriginal Studies in Honour of LR Hiatt	Book	Francesca Merlan, John Morton, Alan Rumsey	Jan, 1997	This volume celebrates the life and work of one of Australia’s foremost anthropologists, LR Hiatt. Hiatt sought to bring the study of Aboriginal societies to the attention of both the academic world and the wider public.
Native Title Newsletter - October 1996	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Oct, 1996
Native Title Newsletter - August 1996	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Aug, 1996
Native Title Newsletter - June 1996	Native Title Newsletter	AIATSIS Research	Jun, 1996
Black Mary and Gunjies: Two plays by Julie Janson	Book	(Nibago) Julie Janson	Jan, 1996	The play Black Mary brings to life the story of Aboriginal bushranger Mary Ann and her partner, Captain Thunderbolt, who roamed northwestern New South Wales in the mid-nineteenth century. Mary Ann is one of the gang, managing to survive in the outback and to elude capture most of the time. A contemporary play, Gunjies combines family life, young love, a football match and a debutante ball with political activism, racial discrimination and uneasy relations with police (the gunjies).
No Ordinary Judgment: Mabo, the Murray Islanders' Land Case	Book	Nonie Sharp	Jan, 1996	This is the inside story of the Mabo case, a unique court drama where rights and interests previously unknown to Anglo-Australian law came to be recognised by the High Court of Australia.
The Great Forgetting	Book	Bevan Bert Hayward, Geoff D. Page	Jan, 1996	The great forgetting conveys the forgotten story of Australia during the past couple of hundred years. In poetry and with striking reproductions, it tells of the interaction between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people: the brutality, arrogance, honest misunderstandings, occasional decencies and continuing unresolved problems.
Bush Toys: Aboriginal children at play	Book	Claudia Haagen	Jan, 1995	From spears, shields and throwing sticks to hockey, marbles and fireworks, this beautifully illustrated and cleverly structured book builds for the reader a unique picture of the lives of Aboriginal children in the past and present, and adds significantly to records of Aboriginal society then and now.
The songs of Dougie Young	CD	Dougie Young	Mar, 1994	A collection of songs by the late Aboriginal singer Dougie Young who began writing and performing around Wilcannia and western New South Wales in the 1950s and 60s.
King Plates: A history of Aboriginal Gorgets	Book	Jakelin Troy	Jan, 1993	King Plates describes and illustrates a large collection of Aboriginal gorgets, also called king or brass plates. These were presented to perceived 'chiefs', faithful servants and to the specially courageous by governors and land holders. In other words, they were given to anyone who helped in some way to ease the white settlers' progress in the new colonies. The book serves as an encouragement to other scholars to research in this area but also to Aboriginal people seeking information about their forebears.
Stars of Tagai: The Torres Strait Islanders	Book	Nonie Sharp	Jan, 1993	Stars of Tagai describes life among the blue-water people of the Torres Strait Islands. It explores the changing life of these sea people: their creation and re-creation of identity, and their unique sea culture rich in meaning and custom.
Back trackers: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people making history	DVD	Lew Griffiths	Jun, 1992	This video provides information about the importance of recording and documenting local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history.
Learning The Ropes: The life story of a 'King of Knockouts'	Book	Keith Saunders	Jan, 1992	From the lean and terrifying days of the Depression in rural New South Wales to the exhilaration and excess of Australian boxing in the sixties and after, the life of boxer Keith Saunders has been extraordinary. In this fast-paced, funny autobiography that includes some electrifying first-hand accounts of great Australian fights, we glimpse a little of the indulgent world that opened to a few successful boxers, the frustration felt by those Australians who endure racial indignities, and also some of the horror and tragedy of the boxing ring.
Kamilaroi and Kurnai	Book	Lorimer Fison, William Howitt	Jan, 1991	A 'landmark in Australian anthropology' when it first appeared in 1880, this is the first major analysis of Aboriginal social structure, adopting a model today termed 'social Darwinist'. While this theory is now rejected, it exerted tremendous influence on European attitudes for decades, making this an important sourcebook for such ideas.
Being Black: Aboriginal cultures in 'settled' Australia	Book	Ian D. Keen	Jan, 1991	Being black brings together the results of research by a range of renowned anthropologists focusing on the social life of people who used to be labelled 'part-Aborigines' or 'urban Aborigines'. The research cover issues like the basis of identity; the ties of family; the structure of communities; ways of speaking; beliefs and feelings about country, and attitudes to the past.
Boigu: Our history and culture	Book	Boigu Island Community Council	Jan, 1991	Boigu is a lively collection of writings from the past and present. It includes stories of brave warriors and traditional customs, of love and hope, of everyday experiences and practices, of business enterprises and industrial disputes, and of friendships and religious influences.
Born of the Conquerers: Selected essays by Judith Wright	Book	Judith Wright	Jan, 1991	One of Australia's best known poets, Judith Wright, brings together for the first time a selection of twenty-one essays. Her messages about our need to preserve Aboriginal culture and care for the land run through them all.
Reaching Back: Queensland Aboriginal people recall early days at Yarrabah mission	Book	Judy Thomson	Jan, 1989	Reaching back takes us back to Yarrabah Mission, two generations of Aboriginal people relive the days in Queensland under the Act, through vivid accounts and numerous photographs. They recall dormitory and school life, marriage and work at the mission, the struggle for survival during the Depression years and the loss of their language and culture. In this book the Aboriginal people of North Queensland are reaching back to their roots, and trying to pass on to their children a sense of pride in being Aboriginal.
Somebody Now: The autobiography of Ellie Gaffney, a woman of the Torres Strait	Book	Ellie Gaffney	Jan, 1989	Ellie Gaffney’s thirst for knowledge, her determination to succeed and her desire to help her people, shine through these pages as she tells the story of her life and the lives of those she touched.
Conserving Australian rock art: A manual for site management	Book	David Lambert	Jan, 1989	Intended primarily for managers of rock art in Australia, this manual covers such areas as deterioration processes, sources of damage, visitor management and practical conservation. Examples and colour illustrations are included.
Make it right!	DVD	Kim McKenzie	Jun, 1988	Make it right! is a film of the 1988 Barunga Festival which includes scenes with representatives of various Northern Territory Land Councils such as Galarrwuy Yunupingu, John Ah Kit and Pat Dodson, and the then Federal Minister
Link-up diary	DVD	David MacDougall	Jun, 1987	A film about the effects of the New South Wales government's long-term practice of forced removal of Aboriginal children.
Full circle	DVD	Kim McKenzie	Jun, 1987	The identity of Garawa men centres on their skills with horses and cattle. This film looks at the development of this identity as stockmen recount their history against the backdrop of the annual muster and the local rodeo.
Sunny and the Dark Horse	DVD	David MacDougall, Judith MacDougall	Jun, 1986	This is the story of an Aboriginal stockman and his family and their growing passion for 'picnic racing' on bush tracks in New South Wales.
A transfer of power	DVD	David MacDougall, Judith MacDougall	Jun, 1986	Replacing the engine in an old car is a familiar rural task, but how people go about it differs. For these Aboriginal men in New South Wales, it's an occasion for affirming continuing relationships in characteristically Aboriginal ways.
ROM: An Aboriginal ritual of democracy	Book	Stephen Wild	Jan, 1986	The first ROM ceremony to be performed outside Arnhem Land was held when Anbarra people from north-central Arnhem Land presented a Rom to AIATSIS in 1982. This was in appreciation of the work done by the Institute. Several thousand people attended during the four days of ceremonies on Canberra.
Something of the times	DVD	Kim McKenzie	Jun, 1985	In the remote wetlands of the Northern Territory, white shooters relied upon local Aboriginal labour to hunt the feral buffalo and export their hides.
Born a Half Caste	Book	Marnie Kennedy	Jan, 1985	Marnie Kennedy was born on the banks of the Coppermine Creek in western Queensland in 1919. Marnie tells of her journey to Palm Island where she grew up �?under the Act’ which dominated the lives of Aboriginal people in that state.
Stockman's strategy	DVD	David MacDougall, Judith MacDougall	Jun, 1984	Stockman's Strategy explores the philosophy of teaching and learning of Sunny Bancroft, manager of an Aboriginal-run cattle station in northern New South Wales, and his 16-year-old apprentice, Shane Gordon.
Collum calling Canberra	DVD	David MacDougall, Judith MacDougall	Jun, 1984	Gordon Smith, head of the cooperative that runs Collum Collum Station in northern New South Wales, and Sunny Bancroft, its manager, are trying to get a government loan to stock the property with breeding cattle so that it can become financially in
Cass - no saucepan diver	DVD	Wayne Barker	Jun, 1983	Aboriginal film-maker Wayne Barker returned to his home in Broome, Western Australia, to make this film about his grandfather, Cass Drummond.
Giving it a go	DVD	Wayne Barker, Kim McKenzie	Jun, 1983	This film was made at the request of the residents of Benelong's Haven near Kempsey on the central coast of New South Wales.
Three horsemen	DVD	David MacDougall, Judith MacDougall	Jun, 1982	Bob Massey Pootchemunka has spent most of his life as a stockman and drover. Now over 75, his ambition is to see an all-Aboriginal cattle station operating at Ti-Tree on his traditional clan land.
Western Desert woomera	DVD	Wayne Barker	Jun, 1981	Made from footage shot in 1970 this film shows the making of a spearthrower by two Pintupi men of the Lake McDonald area and underlines the importance of the spear thrower to their people.
Yorky Billy	DVD	Kim McKenzie	Jun, 1981
It's a long road back	DVD	Coral Edwards	Jun, 1981	Between 1883 and 1969, approximately 6000 Aboriginal children in New South Wales were taken from their families and put into institutions run by the Aborigines Welfare Board.
Familiar places	DVD	David MacDougall	Jun, 1980	Anthropologist Peter Sutton is taken by an Aboriginal family, the Naponans, to map hereditary clan country in northern Queensland where they hope to live one day. To the children it is all new; to an old man it brings back vivid memories.
Takeover	DVD	David MacDougall, Judith MacDougall	Jun, 1980	On 13 March 1978, the Queensland government announced its intention to take over management of Aurukun Aboriginal Reserve from the Uniting Church.
Waiting for Harry	DVD	Kim McKenzie	Jun, 1980	Set in Arnhem Land, east of Maningrida, we witness Frank Gurrmanamana as he prepares the final mortuary ceremonies for his dead brother.
The house opening	DVD	Judith MacDougall	Jun, 1980	When Geraldine Kawanka's husband died she and her children left their house at Aurukun on Cape York Peninsula.
To get that country	DVD	David MacDougall	Jun, 1978	An important historical film of events surrounding early meetings of the Northern Land Council in 1977, where uranium mining, land rights and Aboriginal leadership were the key issues.
Malbangka Country	DVD	Curtis Levy	Jun, 1977	Gustav Malbangka and his family lived at Hermannsburg Mission in central Australia. Like many others, they wished to leave the social problems of congested settlements behind them and return to their traditional land.
A Walbiri fire ceremony: Ngatjakula	DVD	Roger Sandall	Jun, 1977	Ngatjakula is one of the most spectacular ceremonies of central Australia, employing fire to inflict real and symbolic punishment on those responsible for a social transgression.
Good-bye Old Man	DVD	David MacDougall	Jun, 1977	A last request of a Tiwi man on Melville Island was that a film be made of the pukumani (bereavement) ceremony to follow his death.
Mourning for Mangatopi	DVD	Curtis Levy	Jun, 1975	This film documents a pukumani (bereavement) ceremony of the Tiwi of Melville Island. An old man organises the ceremony held for his dead son's spirit, the first full-scale ceremony of its kind to be performed for many years.
Aboriginal sound instruments	CD	Alice Moyle	Feb, 1975	Recorded at a number of different localities in northern Australia, the sound instruments featured include idiophones (paired sticks, boomerang clapsticks, rasps); the membranophone (the hand-beaten, single-headed, skin drum from Cape York, Queensland) and the aerophone, generally known as the didjeridu.
Lockhart Festival	DVD	Curtis Levy	Jun, 1974	A dance festival, organised by the Aboriginal people of Lockhart River in northern Queensland, becomes an occasion of forging social links among eight Aboriginal groups in Cape York Peninsula and Groote Eylandt.
Lurugu	DVD	Curtis Levy	Jun, 1974	When this film was made, few young men on Mornington Island in the Gulf of Carpentaria had passed through the traditional ceremony that signals manhood.
Coniston muster	DVD	Roger Sandall	Jun, 1972	This film is a sympathetic portrait of Coniston Johnny, the Aboriginal head stockman of Coniston Station, northwest of Alice Springs.
Camels and the Pitjantjara	DVD	Roger Sandall	Jun, 1969	The camel was introduced into central Australia in the early days of European penetration. The Pitjantjatjara (Pitjantjara) have tamed and used the camels as pack animals to facilitate their traditional patterns of movement.
Groote Eylandt music and dance	DVD	Alice Moyle	Jun, 1969	Made on Groote Eylandt in 1969, these films are mainly for students wishing to analyse the dances and associated songs of two Aboriginal groups in the Eastern Arnhem Land region.
Making a bark canoe	DVD	Roger Sandall	Jun, 1969	Two men from the north coast of Arnhem Land make a canoe which they use for hunting magpie geese eggs.
Songs from the Kimberleys	CD	Alice Moyle	Apr, 1968	Download the Companion booklet - Songs from the Kimberleys (PDF 2.2 MB)
Songs from north Queensland	CD	Alice Moyle	Mar, 1966	Download the Companion booklet - Songs from North Queensland (PDF 1.7 MB)
Aboriginal music from Eastern Arnhem Land	CD	Alice Moyle	Jun, 1965	This recording includes the singing of the Brolga corroboree, alternating with other songs and surrounding camp sounds. It also includes a demonstration of the Eastern Arnhem Land style of didjeridu playing.
Aboriginal music from Yirrkala and Milingimbi, North-Eastern Arnhem Land	CD	Alice Moyle	May, 1965	These recordings contain mortuary singing and children's songs, including a song played by an eleven-year-old didjeridu player. Also featured is the song 'Comic', based on cartoons shown during the Second World War.
Aboriginal music from Western Arnhem Land	CD	Alice Moyle	Apr, 1965	These recordings include excerpts from corroboree songs from Western Arnhem Land including didjeridu accompaniments.
Aboriginal Music from North-Eastern Arnhem Land including Groote Eylandt	CD	Alice Moyle	Apr, 1965	Includes songs from Milingimbi, Yirrkala and Groote Eylandt, showing some intricate didjeridu accompaniments.
Aboriginal Music - Travelling Songs ('Song Lines') from Southern Arnhem Land; also songs from Bathurst and Melville Islands	CD	Alice Moyle	Feb, 1965	Recorded by: Alice M Moyle
AIATSIS- An incubator for Indigenous Researchers? Lessons from the Indigenous Visiting Research Fellowship Program 2011 Jul 2012	Submission			Commissioned Discussion Piece for the Review of Indigenous Higher Education Access and Outcomes
Modern Music of the Torres Strait	CD	Jeremy Beckett		Recordings by: Jeremy Beckett Includes hymns, laments, dance songs, chants, war songs and a wedding song. Modern Island music is played with instruments such as guitars and ukuleles.
Productivity Commission Inquiry into Regulatory and Policy Barriers to Effective Climate Change Adaptation Dec 2011	Submission			In this inquiry AIATSIS highlights the intersection of native title governance issues with regulatory and policy barriers to climate change adaptation.
Indigenous Governance: The Harvard Project on Native American Economic Development and appropriate principles of governance for Aboriginal Australia	Discussion paper	Patrick Sullivan		This paper addresses how to effectively service the needs of Aboriginal people; encourage good governance through self-determination and ensure respect for civil and human rights within Aboriginal communities. It looks at the example of the Harvard Project on Indian Economic Development (US) relating it to problems rather than solutions within the context of Aboriginal political life.
Inquiry into the high level of involvement of Indigenous juveniles and young adults in the criminal justice system Dec 2009	Submission			This submission was made to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs. The AIATSIS submission to the Inquiry relates to the following three terms of reference:
What's New in Native Title - February 2017	Whats New in Native Title, Research outputs			What's New in Native Title for February 2017.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Land Fund Native Title Representative Bodies Inquiry Jan 2006	Submission			This submission provides information on how AIATSIS contributes to the capacity and coordination of NTRB activities as well as commenting on the roles, functions and resourcing of NTRBs.
Submission to Australian Law Reform Commission Review of the Native Title Act Jul 2014	Submission			AIATSIS' response to the Australian Law Reform Commission's (ALRC) review into the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) seeks to promote a principled approach to reform.
Songs from the Northern Territory	CD	Alice Moyle		Box set of 5 CDs
The road to Australia: Memoirs of Vladimir Kabo	Book	Vladimir Kabo		Russian ethnographer Vladimir Kabo's passion for more than 30 years has been the study of Australia's Indigenous people. Continually denied permission to travel abroad, he finally arrived in Australia in 1990 to start a new life. This memoir records his life and work against the background of Soviet political and academic life since the revolution.
Submission to Parliamentary Inquiry - Capacity Building in Indigenous Communities Aug 2002	Submission			In summary the submission:
Landscapes of Indigenous Performance	Book	Fiona Magowan, Karl Neuenfeldt		Landscapes of Indigenous Performance brings together a wide range of contemporary explorations of Indigenous music and dance in the Torres Strait and the tropical regions of the Northern Territory. This collection shows how traditional music and dance have responded to colonial control in the past and more recently to other external forces beyond local control. Indigenous and non-Indigenous contributors demonstrate how local music and dance genres have been subject to missionary, institutional, popular and global influences.
Inquiry into QLD Regional Planning Interests Bill Jan 2014	Submission			The AIATSIS submission to the State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee in its inquiry into the Regional Planning Interests Bill 2013 (the Bill) notes that the Bill proposes to strengthen the ability of Queensland
Senate Inquiry into the Courts and Tribunals Legislation Amendment (Administration Bill 2012) Dec 2012	Submission			AIATSIS comments relate only to Schedule 1–Amendments for the National Native Title Tribunal (NNTT) and the Federal Court of Australia (FCA). The main points are:
Rak Badjalarr: Wangga Songs from North Peron Island	CD	Allan Marett, Linda Barwick, Lysbeth Ford		Performed by: Bobby Lane, Northern Territory, Australia Accompanying Bobby Lane are Colin Warrambu Ferguson, Roger Rossy Yarrowin, Nicholas Djarug and Ian Bilbil. The didgeridu players include Djarug, Bilbil and Eric Martin.
Language and Culture in Aboriginal Australia	Book	Colin Yallop		How many Aboriginal languages exist, where are they spoken and how are they learned by children? Do dictionaries of Aboriginal languages exist? What kinds of new language have emerged in the last two hundred years? What is the connection between land, people and language in Aboriginal Australia? How does the use of English disadvantage Aboriginal people? Language and Culture in Aboriginal Australia offers answers to these questions, and more.
Submission on the Draft Indigenous Education Action Plan 2010–14 Jun 2012	Submission			This submission was made in 2011 in response to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Action Plan 2010-2014 prepared by the Ministerial Council for Education, Early Childhood Development and Youth Affairs (MCEECDYA). &nb
Dialogue About Land Justice: Papers from the national Native Title Conferences	Book	Dr Lisa Strelein		Summary
Native Title (Prescribed Bodies Corporate) Amendment Regulations May 2010	Submission			This submission was made to the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs. The issues raised by AIATSIS are found in the following sections:
Summary of responses arising from NTRU PBC Workshops to FACSIA guidelines for supporting PBCs Jun 2007	Submission			FaCSIA's draft guidelines state that PBCs will be able to apply for limited funding mostly for administrative assistance through the Native Title Funding Programs of NTRBs and NTSPs and that NTRBs and NTSPs may assist PBCs in their day-to-day oper
Expert Indigenous Working Group on the COAG Investigation into Land Administration and Use Jun 2015	Submission			AIATSIS has developed significant expertise in the development, application and reform of native title law and policy.
Interview with author Diana Eades	Book	Diana Eades
Submission to the Consultation on the Definition of a Charity (no month given) 2003	Submission			There are a number of issues regarding the Draft Charities Bill that are relevant to Indigenous land councils, native title representative bodies (NTRBs), and prescribed bodies corporate (PBCs) and other Indigenous land trusts and entities.
Dawn and New Dawn 1952-1975: A mazagine for the Aboriginal people of New South Wales	DVD	Aboriginal Welfare Board		Dawn and New Dawn were magazines published between 1952 and 1975 by the New South Wales Aborigines Welfare Board, with the aim of providing interesting information and an exchange of news and views.
Inquiry into Development Northern Australia Mar 2014	Submission			The AIATSIS submission to the Joint Select committee on Northern Australia in its Inquiry to the Development of Northern Australia addresses all issues raised in the terms of reference to consider policies for developing the pa
Remembering the future	Book	Melinda Hinkson
Submission to the Inquiry into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Bill 2012 Jan 2013	Submission			This submission is lengthy and addresses many issues, however highlights include:
Submission on the National Cultural Policy Discussion Paper 2011 Jul 2012	Submission			This submission was created in response to AIATSIS not being considered an important cultural institution as listed in the National Cultural Policy Discussion Paper (NCPDP p.7) despite its substantial achievements.
Djambidj: An Aboriginal Song Series from Northern Australia	CD	Bryan Butler		Recording of a single song series, from the people of the Blyth River near Maningrida, made at a concert performance held in Canberra. The songs concern the actions of spirit beings, the Wangarr. This is the song cycle heard in the Institute film Waiting for Harry.
Return to Palm Island	Book	Bill Rosser		In 1976, Bill Rosser visited friends on Palm Island and was shocked at the restrictions the Aboriginal people living there were forced to endure. He recorded their lives and stories in his first book, This is Palm Island (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1978). In the 1980s, Rosser went back to Palm Island and this book is an account of his experiences and the changes he saw in both the people and the place.
Submission to the Federal Government’s Draft Indigenous Economic Development Strategy Dec 2010	Submission			This submission was made in response to the above strategy requesting input. AIATSIS endorsed some of the issues and was critical of others.
Guidelines for the behaviour of parties and their representatives in mediation in the National Native Title Tribunal Aug 2007	Submission			The document, 'Draft Mediation Guidelines: Guidelines for the behaviour of parties and their representatives in mediation in the National Native Title Tribunal' has been prepared by the Classification, Legal Services and Native Title Division of t
How Indigenous Knowledge can work with the intellectual property (IP) system Mar 2016	Submission			AIATSIS has acquired significant expertise in the development, application and protection of Indigenous Knowledge through its research and collections.
Submission to the Senate Select Committee on the Administration of Indigenous Affairs Aug 2004	Submission			Part One of the submission specifically discusses the effect of the proposed changes to the administration of Indigenous affairs to AIATSIS.
Submission to Australian Heritage Strategy Jun 2014	Submission			The AIATSIS submission to the draft Australian Heritage Strategy:
Inquiry into the Consistency of the Native Title Amendment Act 1998 with Australia’s international obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD) Feb 2000	Submission			This submission is very comprehensive and covers a number of different areas. The introduction states:
AIATSIS submission to the Native Title Organisations Review Jul 2013	Submission			This submission addresses a number of the issues raised in the Discussion Paper released by Deloitte Access Economics in June 2013 as part of the Review of the roles and functions of native title organisations (NTOs).
Heavy Metal: The social meaning of petrol sniffing in Australia	Book	Margaret A. Brady		In an attempt to go beyond current explanations of Aboriginal drug abuse, which stereotype these people as 'victims', Brady focuses on understanding the users' subjective decisions to engage in this behaviour. She provides an overview of the use of drugs among Aboriginal people and surveys the extant international literature.

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