A history of Aboriginal Sydney since 1788

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Research partner(s)
University of Sydney

Please note: The language used in some of the outputs for this project reflects particular viewpoints of the time and context in which they were created and which may be considered inappropriate today.

This project will illustrate the complex nature and history of Sydney's Indigenous population. Striking benefits will flow from tracing the historical relationships between the non-Indigenous and Indigenous peoples of the region, particularly in mutual understanding. Reconciliation cannot take place without a full understanding of how the first inhabitants and the newcomers have interacted for more than 200 years. Mutual comprehension will help to build healthy, productive and fulfilling Aboriginal lives. A comprehending and cohesive Australia will be all the stronger to tackle complex social issues within and outside our national borders.

Output(s)

A history of Aboriginal Sydney
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Website
Authors
Peter Read, Julie Janson, Julia Torpey, Jillian Barnes, Karen Maber
Publisher
University of Sydney
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A History of Aboriginal Sydney - digitally delivering the past to the present
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Seminar paper
Authors
Suzana Sukovic, Peter Read
Publisher
ALIA Information Online
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Pieces of a Thousand Stories: Repatriation of the History of Aboriginal Sydney
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Journal article
Authors
Peter Read, Suzana Sukovic
Publisher
Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Journal
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Rights notice
Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Journal, Vol.2, No.3, 2010
ISSN: 1837-5391; http://utsescholarship.lib.uts.edu.au/epress/journals/index.php/mcs
CCS Journal is published under the auspices of UTSePress, Sydney, Australia