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The audience and the message: Nayombolmi's bark paintings from western Arnhem Land, Australia 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 3-36
  • Jeffrey Lee
  • Joakim Goldhahn
  • Sally K. May
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Remembering assimilation: Queen Elizabeth II's 1954 visit to Shepparton and a 'new deal' for Victorian Aboriginal people 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 37-62
  • Samuel Furphy
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
'The most appalling disease one ever watched': medical racism at Yorke Peninsula in the mid-twentieth century 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 63-86
  • Cameron Raynes
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Undocumented: Queensland's domestic service stories as traces in pastoral station records 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 87-109
  • Rebekah Manning
  • Sally Babidge
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Resistance and reprisals: the Ewamian Frontier Wars 1863-98 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 111-31
  • Alice Buhrich
  • Brian Bing
  • Jenny Lacey
  • Jimmy Richards
  • Lewis Richards
  • Megan Mosquito
  • Sharon Prior
  • Tania Casey
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Black history powers the Aboriginal History Archive 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 133-54
  • Clare Land
  • Coen Brown
  • Gary Foley
  • Jon Hawkes
  • Kim Kruger
  • Natasha Ritchie
  • Rochelle le Pere
  • Shannon Woodcock
  • Will Bracks
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Gordon Briscoe AO (1938-2023) 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 157-69
  • Ann McGrath
  • John Maynard
  • Peter Read
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Niel Gunson (1930-2023) 2023 Aboriginal history 47 (): 171-2
  • Ingereth Macfarlane
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
'No time for a history lesson': the contest over memorials to Angus McMillan on Gunaikurnai Country 2022 Aboriginal history 46 (): 3-27
  • Aunty Doris Paton
  • Beth Marsden
  • Jessica Horton
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Asserting Aboriginal polity and nationhood: the campaign for the return of Indigenous Ancestral Remains 2022 Aboriginal history 46 (): 29-52
  • Anne Maree Payne
  • Heidi Norman
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
'People come and go, but this place doesn't': narrating the creation of the Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place as cultural resurgence 2022 Aboriginal history 46 (): 53-76
  • Robert Hudson
  • Shannon Woodcock
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
The Unsettled exhibition: Laura McBride and Mariko Smith in conversation 2022 Aboriginal history 46 (): 77-107
  • Laura McBride
  • Mariko Smith
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
'The White-man calls me Jack': the many names and claims for Jackey Jackey of the lower Logan River, south-east Queensland, Australia 2021 Aboriginal history 45 (): 3-32
  • David Trigger
  • Joanna Sassoon
  • Michael Aird
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Radio Redfern, 26 January 1988 2021 Aboriginal history 45 (): 33-55
  • Emma Cupitt
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Bark paintings as ambassadors, 1948-63, and the circle back to Aboriginal cultural agency 2021 Aboriginal history 45 (): 57-82
  • Amanda Harris
  • Matt Poll
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Our Country, our healer: Aboriginal apothecaries of Burning Mountain 2021 Aboriginal history 45 (): 83-107
  • Cara Cross
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Aboriginal fire-management practices in colonial Victoria 2021 Aboriginal history 45 (): 109-30
  • Benjamin Wilkie
  • Dan Tout
  • Fred Cahir
  • Ian D. Clark
  • Jidah Clark
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Assimilation, racism and Aboriginal labour in Robinvale: 'Speaking back' to White narratives 2021 Aboriginal history 45 (): 131-57
  • Maria Panagopoulos
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Reconciling his history: how revisiting the memory of Cook's visit facilitated a process of reconciliation within the Cooktown community from 1998 to 2019 2020 Aboriginal history 44 (): 3-20
  • Charlotte Ward
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Nervous nation: fear, conflict and narratives of fortified domestic architecture on the Queensland frontier 2020 Aboriginal history 44 (): 21-57
  • Bryce Barker
  • Cathy Keys
  • Heather Burke
  • Lynley A. Wallis
  • Ray Kerkhove
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
'Puranguwana' ('Perishing in the sun') as sung by Patrick Jupiter Smith, Jack Gordon and Marie Gordon 2020 Aboriginal history 44 (): 59-88
  • Angie Tchooga
  • Calista Yeoh
  • Felicity Meakins
  • Marie Mudgedell
  • Myfany Turpin
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Gwoja Tjungurrayi as 'One Pound Jimmy': Aboriginalia in the post 2020 Aboriginal history 44 (): 89-115
  • Paige Gleeson
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
The legacy of Queensland Aboriginal Creations and contemporary artefact production 2020 Aboriginal history 44 (): 117-42
  • Gretchen Stolte
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
The 1918-19 influenza pandemic and its impact on Aboriginal ppeople in South Australia 2019 Aboriginal history 43 (): 3-32
  • Tom Gara
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
No fish, no house, no melons: the earliest Aboriginal guides in colonial New South Wales 2019 Aboriginal history 43 (): 33-55
  • Annemarie McLaren
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Nah Doongh's song: Grace Karskens and Mark McKenna in conversation 2019 Aboriginal history 43 (): 57-76
  • Grace Karskens
  • Mark McKenna
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Big John Dodo and Karajarri histories 2019 Aboriginal history 43 (): 77-92
  • Darren Jorgensen
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
'What's this about a new mission?': assimilation, resistance and the Morwell transit village 2019 Aboriginal history 43 (): 93-115
  • Beth Marsden
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
'The ordered behaviour of the individual himself': Cecil Cook's biological politics 2019 Aboriginal history 43 (): 117-44
  • Barry Leithhead
  • Tim Rowse
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Luise Hercus AM, FAHA 1926-2018 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): xv-xviii
  • Harold Koch
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Luise Hercus and Aboriginal History 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): xix-xxvi
  • Peter Sutton
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
NADOC and the National Aborigines Day in Sydney, 1957–67 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): 3-30
  • Anne Brewster
  • Jonathan Bollen
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
What we were told: Responses to 65,000 years of Aboriginal history 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): 31-53
  • Billy Griffiths
  • Lynette Russell
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
A corroboree for the Countess of Kintore: enlivening histories through objects 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): 55-71
  • Gaye Sculthorpe
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Contested destinies: Aboriginal advocacy in South Australia’s interwar years 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): 73-95
  • Robert Foster
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Benevolent Benedictines? Vulnerable missions and Aboriginal policy in the time of A. O. Neville 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): 97-124
  • Elicia Taylor
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Indigenous and other Australians since 1901: A conversation between Professor Tim Rowse and Dr Miranda Johnson 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): 125-39
  • Miranda Johnson
  • Tim Rowse
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Aboriginal camps as urban foundations? Evidence from southern Queensland 2018 Aboriginal history 42 (): 141-72
  • Ray Kerkhove
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Other picture boards in Van Diemen’s Land: the recovery of lost illustrations of frontier violence and relationships 2017 Aboriginal history 41 (): 3-20
  • Kristyn Harman
  • Nicholas Dean Brodie
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
The murder of Melaityappa and how Judge Mann succeeded in making ‘the administration of justice palatable’ to South Australian colonists in 1849 2017 Aboriginal history 41 (): 23-45
  • Skye Krichauff
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Mobilising across colour lines: intimate encounters between Aboriginal women and African American and other allied servicemen on the World War II Australian home front 2017 Aboriginal history 41 (): 47-70
  • Karen Hughes
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Deaconess Winifred Hilliard and the cultural brokerage of the Ernabella craft room 2017 Aboriginal history 41 (): 71-94
  • Diana J.B. Young
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‘The happiest time of my life …’: Emotive visitor books and early mission tourism to Victoria’s Aboriginal reserves 2017 Aboriginal history 41 (): 95
  • Nikita Vanderbyl
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Two Victorian corroborees: meaning making in response to European intrusion 2017 Aboriginal history 41 (): 95
  • Janice Newton
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
The homestead as fortress: fact or folklore? 2017 Aboriginal history 41 (): 95
  • Bryce Barker
  • Elizabeth Hatte
  • Heather Burke
  • Ian Davidson
  • Kelsey Lowe
  • Lynley A. Wallis
  • Megan Tutty
  • Noelene Cole
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Ross v Chambers: assimilation law and policy in the Northern Territory 2016 Aboriginal history 40 (): 3-25
  • Katharine Booth
  • Lisa Ford
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Stanley Middleton’s response to assimilation policy in his fight for Aboriginal people’s equality, 1948–62 2016 Aboriginal history 40 (): 27-64
  • Angela Lapham
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
Ending isolation? Leprosy, welfare and Indigenous Australians 1950–86 2016 Aboriginal history 40 (): 65-88
  • Charmaine Robson
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
‘We had to be off by sundown’: Narungga contributions to farming industries on Yorke Peninsula (Guuranda), South Australia 2016 Aboriginal history 40 (): 89-117
  • Amy Roberts
  • Belinda Liebelt
  • Clem O'Loughlin
  • Doug Milera
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
‘We want a good mission not [rubbish] please’: Aboriginal petitions and mission nostalgia 2016 Aboriginal history 40 (): 119-43
  • Laura Rademaker
 H6/KX [ABORIGINAL-] 0314-8769
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