Piet has asked a question about which books to read in order to gain a
better understanding of Indigenous Australians.
This gave me an idea that if we can put together a list of worthy books
we could then put them on our webpage for everyone to consult if they
wish.
Any contributions please?
Australian Financial Review
March 18, 1999
GST would hurt Aborigines,
says ATSIC
ATSIC has told the senate committee on the
GST that proposed tax reforms would increase
the hardship for already disadvantaged
indigenous people.
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait and Islander
Commission said in
At 11:26 PM 18/3/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
Piet has asked a question about which books to read in order to gain a
better understanding of Indigenous Australians.
This gave me an idea that if we can put together a list of worthy books
we could then put them on our webpage for everyone to
Friends,
As a Buddhist I have misgivings about the appearance of a reference to God in
our constitutional preamble. But then so what! How important is this 'preamble'
going to be: written by a failed suburban solicitor, a man whose autobiography
had to be written by ghost writers and which
ABC Newslink
Aussies back unity and
diversity in preamble
Wednesday 24 February, 1999 (3:03pm AEDT)
The Constitutional Centenary Foundation says
submissions made to its quest for ideas on a preamble
shows Australians strongly support a theme of unity and
diversity.
The foundation
Megan,
Don't sit back for fear of causing offence. There are many non-Aboriginal as well as
Aboriginal people
on this list and unless we speak to each other we won't learn about each other. It is
only by
communicating that we can help change the way things are.
It is only natural that not
I found this on aus.politics and thought it might be of interest to
recoznetters.
Trudy
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From the Dutch Embassy web site August 6, 1998
http://www.netherlands-embassy.org/drug-inf.htm
Press, Public and Cultural Affairs
Drug Policy and Crime
Also from aus.politics:
Official text of Dutch protest against the DEA book.
Monday 9 Jan 1995, The Hague
Her Majesty's Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Netherlands drs. Hans
van
Mierlo has officially
annouced the following answer in writing to parliamentary questions by
the
MP Thom De
Trudy Bray wrote:
Picture him in a uniform with lots of braid, a peaked cap over
sunglasses, built up shoes and carrying a riding crop... --- Trudy
you can tell that Trudy's in Mardi Gras mode can't you?
RAIN!! and the rainbow serpent is a rain totem ...
PRAY!! PRAY FOR NO RAIN SATURDAY
The book list is coming along nicely. Please keep them coming!
Today the last of the old messages were sent through the list and all of
them should now be accessible on the archive. If anyone needs the URL
again, it is
http://www.mail-archive.com/
Trudy
Trudy,
Along the same lines, but slightly different. Does anyone know whether there are any
studies
comparing the health of indigenous communities who enjoy landrights, with those who
don't?
Graham Y
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
Piet has asked a question about which books to read in order
Yes, Graham, I remember reading about a report around a year ago (I think) that came
to the
conclusion that Indigenous people with land were on the whole much healthier than
those without.
It was an article in the opinion page of the Sydney Morning Herald but, unfortunately,
I don't have
it.
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