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MGS = Michael Graham-Stewart QTY Title First Author/Editor FormAT isBN Publisher AU Price Total First Wave, The Dooley PB 9781743056158 WP $49.95 Kangaroo Islanders, The Cawthorne PB 9781862546554 WP $39.95 Out of the Silence Foster PB 9781862546554 WP 34.95 Ochre and Rust Jones PB 9781743055267 WP $49.95 Colonialism and its Aftermath Brock PB 9781743054994 WP $45.00 Country, Kin and Culture Smith PB 9781862545755 WP $29.95 Kin Duthie PB 9781743056028 WP $24.95 Yura and Udnyu Brock PB 9781743056738 WP $24.95 Boys From St Francis, The Mallett PB 97817430558095 WP $34.95 Unearthed Taylor PB 9781862547988 WP $34.95 Alternative Interventions Mayne PB 9781743052723 WP $24.95 My Side of the Bridge Gale PB 9781862545571 WP $19.95 Clock Struck Thirteen, And the O’Brien PB 9781862547308 WP $19.95 In the Name of the Law Nettlebeck PB 9781862547483 WP $34.95 Colouring the Rainbow Hodge PB 9781743053935 WP $39.95 Ian W. Abdulla Fox HB 9781862546189 WP $45.00 Bitter Fruit Graham-Stewart HB 9780646936390 MGS $110.00 Images of the Interior Jones PB 9781862545847 WP $49.95 Bush Mechanics Paul PB 9781743055151 WP $29.95 Kulurdu Marni Ngathaitya! Amery PB 9781743052341 WP $39.95 Nation Kartinyeri PB 9781862547254 WP $34.95

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Colonialism and its Aftermath The First Wave A history of Aboriginal Exploring early coastal contact history 054994 056158 in Australia Edited by peggy brock and tom gara Gillian Dooley, Danielle CLode PB• 480 PP• 234 x 156 781743 781743 PB• 462 PP• 234 x 156• ISBN 9781743054994• $45.00 9 9 ISBN 9781743056158• $49.95 Despite catastrophic interventions in the Written for a general audience, The First lives of Aboriginal people during and following Wave brings together a variety of colonisation, many communities retain strong contributions from thought-provoking identities rooted in a deep connection to the writers, including both original research and land. creative work. Our contributors explore the Colonialism and its Aftermath traces the dynamics of these early encounters, from ongoing impact of colonialism on Aboriginal representations in art and literature to the individuals, communities and cultures, the role of animals, food and fire in mediating disruptions and displacements it has caused, first contact encounters, andI ndigenous and Aboriginal responses to these challenges. agency in exploration and shipwrecks.

The Kangaroo Islanders Country, Kin and Culture A story of South Australia before Survival of an Australian Aboriginal 546554 colonisation 1823 545755 community W.A. Cawthorne, Rick Hosking Claire Smith 781862

PB• 256 PP• 234 x 156• 781862 PB• 208 PP• 210 x 140• 9 ISBN 9781862546554• $39.95 9 ISBN 9781862545755• $29.95 Written in the mid-1850s, The Kangaroo When Captain Cook landed on Australian Islanders is one of the few colonial novels that shores he came into contact with one of the represents some of the encounters between most dynamic, culturally rich and socially the colonisers and the colonised on the sophisticated societies that had ever existed. edges of the island continent. This book documents how one such A remarkable and colourful book, this community drew upon their sense of country, novel represents life on Kangaroo Island in kin and culture to survive the incursions of the period between 1802–1836. British colonisation.

Out of the Silence Kin The history and memory of An extraordinary Australian filmmaking 055823 South Australia’s frontier wars 056028 family Robert Foster, Amanda Edited by amanda duthie Nettelbeck 781743 781743 PB• 198 PP• 210 x 140• 9 PB• 256 PP• 234 x 156• 9 ISBN 9781743056028• $24.95 ISBN 9781743055823• $34.95 In Kin, artists and filmmakers from all over When South Australia was founded in 1836, the world pay tribute to the indomitable the British government was pursuing a new Freda Glynn and her family. Freda approach to the treatment of Aboriginal championed Aboriginal screen storytelling people. The colony’s founding Proclamation with global impact, helping establish CAAMA declared that as British subjects, Aboriginal and Imparja Television in the 1980s. people would be as protected as colonists. But could colonial governments provide the protection that was promised?

Yura and Udnyu Ochre and Rust A history of the of the Artefacts and encounters on

056738 North Flinders Ranges 055267 Australian frontiers Peggy Brock philip jones PB• 132 PP• 210 x 140• 781743 781743 PB• 448 PP• 230 x 168 ISBN 9781743056738• $24.95 9 9 ISBN 9781743055267• $49.95 Using firsthand accounts from Ochre and Rust takes nine Aboriginal and Adnyamathanha and archival sources, this colonial artefacts from their museum book traces the history of colonial incursion shelves, and positions them at the centre and Adnyamathanha responses from 1840 to of these gripping, poignant tales set in the the era of native title in the twenty-first heart of Australia’s frontier zone. century. CELEBRATING Wakefield Press CELEBRATING30 YEARS IN 2019 For all flyers and complete stocklist visit www.wakefieldpress.com.au New30 RYEARSeleases For all price and availability queries visit www.titlepage.com

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The Boys From St Francis My Side of the Bridge Stories of the remarkable Aboriginal The life story of Veronica Brodie as told to 545571 055809 activists, artists and athletes Mary-Anne Gale who grew up in one seaside home Mary-Anne Gale Ashley mallett 781862

781743 PB• 208 PP• 210 x 135 9 9 PB• 304 PP• 210 x 140 ISBN 9781862545571• $19.95 ISBN 97817430558095• $34.95 Veronica Brodie was an Aboriginal woman In 1945, Anglican priest Father Percy Smith of Ngarrindjeri- descent. She grew up brought six boys from their Northern at Raukkan near Victor Harbor and until the Territory home to an Adelaide beach suburb. mid-sixties lived under the Aborigines There, they became the first boys ofS t Protection Board. Later, Veronica Brodie was Francis, a place that would house 50 such involved in the Hindmarsh Island Bridge affair, boys over 11 years. Some were sent, with the on the side of the Ngarrindjeri women who blessing of their mothers, to gain an knew of the secret women’s business and education. Others were members of the sought to stop the construction of the bridge. Stolen Generations.

Unearthed And the Clock Struck Thirteen The Aboriginal Tasmanians of The life and thoughts of Kaurna Elder 547308 547988 Kangaroo Island Uncle Lewis Yerloburka O’Brien rebe taylor Lewis Yerloburka O’Brien, Mary- Anne Gale 781862

781862 PB• 402 PP• 234 x 156 9 PB• 265 PP• 210 x 135 9 ISBN 9781862547988• $34.95 ISBN 9781862547308• $19.95 The Palawa community of Tasmania is This is the story of Kaurna man Uncle Lewis mostly descended from the Aboriginal O’Brien and his family, beginning with his Tasmanian women who sealers took to the great, great grandmother Kudnarto – the first Bass Strait Islands in the early nineteenth Aboriginal woman to marry a white man in century. But few people know that sealers South Australia. An esteemed Aboriginal also took Tasmanian women to Kangaroo elder, Lewis O’Brien joined the SA education Island, establishing a cross-cultural department as an Aboriginal education liaison community before the settlement of South officer in 1977, where his presence made a real Australia. Aboriginal Tasmanian descendants impact on the numbers of Indigenous are still living on Kangaroo Island today and children completing high school. this book is their story.

Alternative Interventions In the Name of the Law Aboriginal homelands, Outback William Willshire and the policing of the

052723 Australia and the Centre for Appropriate 547483 Australian frontier Technology Amanda Nettelbeck, alan mayne Robert Foster 781743 781862

9 PB• 200 PP• 234 x 160 9 PB• 258 PP• 234 x 156 ISBN 9781743052723• $24.95 ISBN 9781862547483• $34.95 Not all interventions in Aboriginal Australia Mounted Constable William Willshire are inspired by external agents, politics or commanded a corps of Native Police in ideology. Some arise from simple, pragmatic Central Australia during the 1880s. responses to community needs where Notorious for the violence of his patrols, he people and their aspirations are central. was eventually tried in 1891 for the murder of Historian Alan Mayne unravels a story of two Aboriginal men, and was posted to an people, place and relationships. At once even more remote frontier in the Top End. both personal and intensely political, this is a His story illuminates unfolding issues of race journey of ideas into action; intervention and nationalism in colonial Australia on the through innovation. eve of Federation. Wakefield Press CELEBRATING For all flyers and complete stocklist visit www.wakefieldpress.com.au 30 YEARS For all price and availability queries visit www.titlepage.com

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Colouring the Rainbow Bush Mechanics Blak Queer and Trans perspectives From Yuendumu to the world 053935 Edited by Dino Hodge 055151 Mandy Paul, PB• 336 PP• 210 x 140 Michelangelo Bolognese 781743 ISBN 9781743053935• $39.95 781743 PB• 88 PP• 265 x 218•

9 Colouring the Rainbow uncovers the often 9 ISBN 9781743055151• $29.95 hidden world of Queer and Trans Blak Bush Mechanics first screened on the BA C Australia and tells it like it is. in 2001, starring young Warlpiri men, rusty Twenty-two First Nations people reveal old cars and the Australian outback. It was a their inner reflections and outlooks on family hit. Funny, ingenious and sometimes and culture, identity and respect, confronting, Bush Mechanics was filmed in homophobia, transphobia, racism and and around Yuendumu, one of the largest decolonisation, activism, art, performance Aboriginal communities in Central Australia. and more, through life stories and essays. The stories centred around cars, but provided broader insights into contemporary Aboriginal life and culture. Ian W. Abdulla Kulurdu Marni Ngathaitya! Elvis has entered the building A Kaurna learner’s guide 546189 Stephen Fox, Janet Maughan, 052341 Robert Amery, Jane Simpson, Ian W. Abdulla Anne Best

781862 JACKETED HB• 104 PP• 280 x 240• 781743 PB• 272 PP• 297 x 210•

9 ISBN 9781862546189• $45.00 9 ISBN 9781743052341• $39.95 For a painter who wishes to be Few resources exist to assist the learner of remembered as a ‘quiet lad’, Ian Abdulla has Kaurna, the language of the Adelaide Plains, been creating quite a stir over the last 15 South Australia. This Kaurna Learners’ years. He is recognised as one of Australia’s Guide, Kulurdu Marni Ngathaitya!, has been most distinctive and appealing developed as a step-by-step guide for contemporary visual artists. This book takes learning to speak the language and to assist you on a journey into the world of Ian teachers of . Abdulla as he grew up along the River Murray.

Bitter Fruit Images of the Interior Australian photographs to 1963 Seven Central Australian photographers 936390 Michael Graham-Stewart and 545847 philip jones Francis McWhannell With PB• 168 PP• 265 x 218 Jonathan Dickson 780646

781862 ISBN 9781862545847• $49.95 9 Jacketed HB• 280 PP• 285 x 230• 9 During the half-century from the 1890s to ISBN 9780646936390• $110.00 the 1940s, the theme of the ‘bush’ emerged Bitter Fruit showcases a collection of early as a formative element in a new Australian photographs, many previously unpublished, identity. The photographs in this book, from focusing on Indigenous Australians. the rich collections of the South Australian Presented in a beautiful hardcover, this is a Museum, take us behind the stereotypes, to breathtaking document of the Australian the reality of the frontier itself. experience.

Ngarrindjeri Nation Genealogies of Ngarrindjeri families 547254 Doreen Kartinyeri PB• 128 PP• 205 x 290

781862 ISBN 9781862547254• $34.95

9 In Ngarrindjeri Nation, Kartinyeri provides a genealogy of Aboriginal families, and those with long-term historic links, who have descended from Ngarrindjeri people. Including historical facts and photographs to place the genealogy in context, it leaves the reader with an understanding of the Ngarrindjeri ancestry and the difficult conditions and influences that have impacted on this tribal group.