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ABORIGINAL TOURISM IN AUSTRALIA: a research bibliography update

By Heather Zeppel

UPDATE - JULY TO DECEMBER 1999

ABORIGINAL TOURISM IN AUSTRALIA: A RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY

Aboriginal Cultural Tourism ustralian Heritage Commission & Tourism Council Australia (1999). Working With Indigenous Site or Area Managers. In Draft Heritage Tourism Guidelines: A Discussion Paper. Canberra: AHC & TCA, 22-23.

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Bruce, C. & Callaway, A. (1991). Dancing in the Dark: Black Corroboree or White Spectacle? Australian Journal of Art, IX, 78-104.

Parsons, M.G. (1997). ‘Ah That I Could Convey a Proper Idea of this Interesting Wild Play of the Natives’: Guest to Guest Interpretations of ‘Tourist Corroborees.’ In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 167-215. Pitcher, M., van Oosterzee, P. & Palmer, L. (1999). Choice and Control: The Development of Indigenous Tourism in Australia. Darwin, NT: CINCRIM & CRC for Sustainable Tourism.

Clarke, E. (1999). To Develop a Code of Conduct For Tourists Interacting With Indigenous Communities. Report to Office of National Tourism, 30 November 1999. Tourism Studies Project, School of Leisure and Tourism Studies, University of Technology Sydney.

Pittock, A.B. (1967). Aborigines and the Tourism Industry. Australian Quarterly, 39 (3): 87-95.

Clarke, E. (1999). Interview With Les Ahoy Product Manager Aboriginal Tourism ATC 14/9/99. In To Develop a Code of Conduct For Tourists Interacting With Indigenous Communities. Report to Office of National Tourism. Tourism Studies Project, School of Leisure and Tourism Studies, UTS Sydney.

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Eliasov, N. (1999). Cultural Tourism as a Strategy for Community Development: An Analysis of Particular Indigenous Initiatives in Australia [Brambuk Centre, Aboriginal Art & Culture Centre, Dreamtime Cultural Centre]. Minor Thesis for Masters in Education, RMIT University, Melbourne. Johnson, J. (1990). Annotated Bibliography: Tourism and Aborigines in Queensland and Victoria. Unpublished Manuscript. Canberra: AIATSIS. Kapferer, B. (1998). Heritage Tourism and Identity Construction: Whose Heritage? Whose Benefit? Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 19 (2): 219-232. Koori Mail (1999). Conduct Code a Guide for Tourists. Koori Mail, 11 August, 8.

Native Title & Tourism ourism Council Australia (1999). Native Title Fact Sheets. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Council Australia (1999). TCA Policy on Tourism and Native Title. Native Title Fact Sheet 1. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Council Australia (1999). The Mabo Decision and Native Title. Native Title Fact Sheet 2. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Council Australia (1999). Understanding Indigenous People - Things You Need to Know. Native Title Fact Sheet 3. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Council Australia (1999). Native Title and Heritage Issues - What You Need to do First. Native Title Fact Sheet 4. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia.

Land Rights News (1999). Choice and Control: The Development of Indigenous Tourism in Australia. Land Rights News, 2 (49), July, 31.

Tourism Council Australia (1999). Claimant Applications for Recognition of Native Title. Native Title Fact Sheet 5. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia.

Marin, L. (1999). Tourists Told: Respect Black Culture [Code of Conduct]. The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 August, 5.

Tourism Council Australia (1999). The Registration Test. Native Title Fact Sheet 6. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia.

Office of National Tourism (2000). Welcome to Indigenous Australia: Code of Conduct for Tourists Interacting With Indigenous Communities. Canberra: Office of National Tourism.

Tourism Council Australia (1999). Non-Claimant Applications. Native Title Fact Sheet 7. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia.

Parsons, M.G. (1997). Touriculture and the Colonial Political Economy of the Sign: Guest and Host Joint Invention of the South Australian ‘Corroboree’ Performance Tradition 1838-1911. In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 100-166. 1

Tourism Council Australia (1999). The Role of the National Native Title Tribunal. Native Title Fact Sheet 8. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Council Australia (1999). The Right to Negotiate. Native Title Fact Sheet 9. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Council Australia (1999). Negotiations and


Agreements with Indigenous People. Native Title Fact Sheet 10. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Council Australia (1999). Indigenous Land Use Agreements. Native Title Fact Sheet 11. Phillips Fox Lawyers. Sydney: Tourism Council Australia. Tourism Now (1999). Native Title Fact Sheets. Tourism Now (TCA), 40, November.

Aboriginal Tourism Strategies hitford, M. (1999). An Interpretive Analysis of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tourism Policy - 1975-1999. Honours Thesis, School of Leisure Studies, Griffith University, Brisbane.

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Aboriginal Tourism - Education & Training

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oori Mail (1999). Thinking About a Career in Tourism [Sydney Aboriginal Discoveries & Yamuloong, Sydney, NSW]. Koori Mail, 1 December, 12.

Koori Mail (1999). Employment and Training Opportunities [Kakadu Tourism]. Koori Mail, 1 December, 33 & 15 December, 27. Koori Mail (1999). Swinburne Student CanadaBound [Andrew Peters, Aboriginal Tourism Honours Study, Victoria & Canada]. Koori Mail, 6 October, 39.

Ecotourism artrell, N. & Wearing, S. (1993). Joint Management of National Parks for Ecotourism: An Australian Perspective [Mutawintji, Sacred Sites, Tourism Impacts]. Sydney: University of Technology.

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Wearing, S. & Harris, M. (1999). An Approach to Training for Indigenous Ecotourism Development. World Leisure & Recreation, 41 (2): 9-17.

Aboriginal Tourism Awards

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999 Australian Tourism Awards - Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Tourism Winner - Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park ACT - No Finalists WA - Kooljaman at Cape Leveque NSW - Tobwabba Art SA - Tandanya National Aboriginal Culture Institute NT - Aboriginal Art & Culture Centre Tas - No Finalists Vic - Narana Creations Qld - Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park

Aboriginal Tourism - Western Australia llert, J. (1998). An Overview of Emerging Business Patterns of Indigenous Business Holdings in Western Australia. Curtin University of Technology Working Paper Series No. 9802. March 1998. Perth: Curtin University of Technology.

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Aboriginal Tourism - Kimberley, WA

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orizons (1999). New Tours [Broome, Bardi Culture, CAA Tours]. Horizons (CAA), 10.

Kurosawa, S. (1999). Seashell Sanctuary by the Seashore [Aboriginal Church, BeagleBay, George Dann, Tours]. The Weekend Australian, 6-7 November, ‘Review’, 27. Parsons, M.G. (1997). North-Western Australia [Cape Leveque]. In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 360364. Senior, C. (n.d.). Tourism and Aboriginal Heritage with Particular Reference to the Kimberley. Unpublished Report Prepared for the Museum of Western Australia, Perth. WA Tourism Commission (1999). Guide to Kimberley Aboriginal Product Experiences [27 Aboriginal Attractions]. June 1999. WA Tourism Commission. Whittaker, E. (1997). The Town that Debates Tourism: Community and Tourism in Broome, Australia. In E. Chambers (Ed) Tourism and Culture: An Applied Perspective. New York: University of New York Press, 13-30. Aboriginal Tourism - NT Berzins, B. (1998). Before the Sharing: Aborigines and Tourism in the Northern Territory to the 1970s. Journal of Northern Territory History, 9: 69-80. Higgins and Associates (n.d.). East Arnhem Regional Development Tourism Plan [Arnhem Land NT, Safari Hunting, Fishing, Diving]. Darwin: Northern Land Council? Land Rights News (1999). Safari Hunting [Arnhem Land, NT, Tourism]. Land Rights News, 2 (48), March, 13. Long, W. (1999). Hunts on Native Lands: Assessing the Potential. The Hunting Report, 19 (1), January, 1-2. NTTC (2000). Trophy Hunting Safaris in the North [Arnhem Land, Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation]. Tales from the Territory, November 1999/January 2000, 7.

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Palmer, L. (1999). Indigenous Interests in Safari Hunting and Fishing Tourism in the Top End of the Northern Territory. In K. Higginbottom & M. Hardy (Eds) Wildlife Tourism Discussion Document. Gold Coast: CRC Tourism, 27-29. Pitcher, M., Van Oosterzee, P. & Palmer, L. (1999). Nature Based Attractions [HuntingTourism, Arnhem Land]. In ‘Choice and Control’: The Development of Indigenous Tourism in Australia. Darwin: Centre for Indigenous Natural and Cultural Resource Management, NTU & CRC Sustainable Tourism, 34. Ryan, C. & Huyton, J. (2001). Who is Interested in Aboriginal Tourism in the Northern Territory, Australia? A Cluster Analysis. Journal of Sustainable Tourism. Sharp, K. (2000). Ultimate Arnhem Land [Mt Borradaile, Rock Art, Ulba Bunidj People, Tourism Lease, Davidson’s Safaris]. Outback, 8, Dec/Jan: 20-24. This Week in Darwin (1999). Pre-Olympic Tour [Aboriginal Art, Shirley Collins, Darwin, USA Tour]. This Week in Darwin, October, 53.

Gurig National Park, NT illman, A. (2000). Cooking Your Own Goose [Iwaidja People, Gurig, Nelson Blake, Bush Tucker, Tourist Meal]. Outback, 8: Dec/Jan: 102-105.

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Nitmiluk National Park, NT ustralian Heritage Commission & Tourism Council Australia (1999). Case Study: Nitmiluk Tours, Northern Territory. In Draft Heritage Tourism Guidelines: A Discussion Paper. Canberra: AHC & TCA, 23.

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NTTC (2000). Experience Back Track Magic [Spencer Tours, Aboriginal Heritage]. Tales From the Territory, November 1999/January 2000, 9. Parsons, M.G. (1997). [Ipolera]. In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 356-360.

Watarrka (Kings Canyon) National Park, NT arsons, M.G. (1997). Land as Text and Context: The Willy Wagtail Tour, Watarrka (Kings Canyon) National Park. In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 259-325.

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Tales From the Territory (1999). Kings Canyon - Past, Present & Future [Lilla Aboriginal Tours]. Tales From the Territory, July/August, 5. Tales From the Territory (1999). Kids Love Willy Wagtail Tour [Kings Canyon, Lilla Aboriginal Tours]. Tales From the Territory, July/August, 3.

Aboriginal Cultural Centres/Museums, NT

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ustralian Indigenous Art News (1999). Marrawuddi Gallery [Kakadu, NT]. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 30. Koori Mail (1999). Alice Centre Wins Tourism Award [Paul Ah Chee, Aboriginal Art & Culture Centre, NT Tourism Award]. Koori Mail, 28 July, 19.

Langton, M. (1999). Science Fictions - The Nature of Aboriginal Land [Nitmiluk, NT, Jawoyn Land, Visitors Centre]. In Burning Questions: Emerging Environmental Issues for Indigenous Peoples in Northern Australia. Darwin, NT: CINCRM, NTU, 30-34 [34].

Parsons, M.G. (1997). No Wild Places in the NeverNever: Siting the Katherine Regional Aboriginal Culture Centre. In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 383396.

Kakadu National Park, NT

Phegan, M. (1999). I Got my Didge in Alice Springs [Documentary, Didgeridoo Class, Aboriginal Art & Culture Centre]. SBS-ICAM, Screened 26 December.

rskine, J. (1991). Tourism and the Creation of Images: The Marketing of Aboriginal Images in Kakadu National Park. BA (Honours) Thesis, Department of Prehistory & Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, ANU, Canberra.

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Aboriginal Tourism - Central Australia TTC (2000). Red Centre Dreaming [Aboriginal Dinner Show, Red Centre Resort]. Tales From the Territory, November 1999/January 2000, 8.

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Uluru National Park, NT arry, J. (1995). Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Visitor Management Strategy: Discussion Paper. ANCA.

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Brown, B. (1999). Owners Won’t Rock Tradition [Anangu Tours, Jacob Puntaru]. The Australian, ‘Northern Territory: A Special Report,’ 7 July, 1. Buckell, J. (1999). A Change of Heart [National


Parks, Aboriginal Sites, MacDonnell Ranges, Uluru]. The Weekend Australian, Review, 13-14 November, 25. Haines, K. (1992). The 1992 Variety Bash - A Second Invasion? Competing Constructions of Uluru National Park. Master of Educational Studies (Aboriginal Education) Thesis, Northern Territory University, Darwin. Nyangatjatjara Aboriginal Corporation (1999). Employment Development [Anangu Tours, Ayers Rock Resort]. Nyangatjatjara Aboriginal Corporation Website.(http://www.ozemail.com.au/~nyac/emp_dev.htm)

Climbing Uluru rown, B. (1999). Owners Won’t Rock Tradition [Anangu Tours, Climbing Uluru].The Australian, ‘Northern Territory: A Special Report,’ 7 July, 1.

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Brown, T.J. (1999). Antecedents of Culturally Significant Tourist Behaviour [Climbing Uluru]. Annals of Tourism Research, 26 (3): 676-700. Huggins, R. & Huggins, J. (1996). Auntie Rita [Aboriginal Visitors, Climbing Uluru]. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 126.

Dreaming, Palm Cove, North Qld]. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 12-13.

Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park odd, T. (1997). Dance Group Now a Top Attraction. The Australian Financial Review, 21 May, 37.

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Hay, J. (1997). Tribal Rhythm. Sunday Mail Magazine, 18 May, 3. Holden, A. & Duffin, R. (1998). Negotiating Aboriginal Interests in Tourism Projects: The Djabugay People, the Tjapukai Dance Theatre and the Skyrail Project. Research Paper No. 4. Aboriginal Politics and Public Sector Management. Brisbane: Centre for Australian Public Sector Management, Griffith University. Kruger, N. (1999). Riding High into History [Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park]. The Australian Magazine, 1999 Australian Tourism Awards, 6-7 November, 34. Pulley, R. (1998). Language of Dreams. The Cairns Post, 21 February, 36-37.

Norst, M.J. (1999). Burnum Burnum: A Warrior for Peace [Duxiter Australis Tours, Germany, Not Climbing Uluru]. East Roseville, NSW: Kangaroo Press [176-177].

Pulley, R. (1997). Dancing Out of the Flames. The Cairns Post, 9 August, 8.

Musgrave Park Cultural Centre, Brisbane

Southgate, L. (1999). Tjapukai Dancers Step to Success. The Weekend Australian, 4-5 September, 5.

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ondie, T. (1999). Musgrave Park Plan Sparks Turrbal Protests. Koori Mail, 20 October, 11.

Howes, C. (1999). Qld Grants $5m For Musgrave Park. Koori Mail, 22 September, 12.

Aboriginal Tourism - Cherbourg, Qld

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uggins, R. & Huggins, J. (1996). Auntie Rita [Cherbourg, Tourism, Emu Farm]. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 132.

Aboriginal Tourism - North Queensland BC Online (1999). Laura Festival Photo Album [Ang-gnarra Visitors Centre]. Awaye! ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/message/awaye/laura1.htm)

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Parsons, M.G. (1997). Far North Queensland [Mossman Gorge]. In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 364383. Singh, G. (1999). Aboriginal Arts & Crafts [Jama

Pulley, R. (1997). Tjapukai’s Decade. The Cairns Post, 17 May, 40-41.

Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park (1997). Tjapukai Aboriginal Partners Newsletter, 1, June.

Aboriginal Tourism - South Australia rooks, S. (2000). Time Travellers [Dakota Air Tours, Arkaroola, SA, Clifford Coulthard, Aboriginal Tour]. Outback, 8, Dec/Jan: 72-74 [74].

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Gara, T. (1990). Aboriginal Adelaide, Journal of the Anthropological Society of South Australia, Special Issue, 28 (1 & 2). Hughes, N. (1993). Tjibruke Trail Tours [Warriparinga, Adelaide, Kaurna Culture]. Artwork Magazine, 21: 18-21. Josif, P. & Mingatjuta (1993). Yalata Tourism Feasibility Study, Land Management and Tourism. Reports Prepared For Yalata Community Council, South Australia. Josif, P. & Parsons, M. (1992). Camels to Whales. Report to the Yalata Community Inc., South Australia. Parsons, M.G. (1997). Camels to Whales: ReImagining Wildness and Non-Wilderness on Yalata Lands. In Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous 4


Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore, 396-407.

ADNET Holiday Coast (n.d.). Gambaari Tours & Baga Baga Dancers. ADNET Website. (http://www.midcoast.com.au/%7Edevapriy/)

Aboriginal Cultural Centres/Museums, SA

Bidjigal Aboriginal Corporation (n.d.). Bidjigal Aboriginal Corporation [Huskisson, NSW, Art & Artifacts]. (http://www.islandnet.com/%7Ebidjigal/ corporation.html)

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dvertiser, The (1999). $300,000 Cultural Centre in Parklands. The Advertiser, 21 June, 2.

Duffy, M. (1999). Aboriginal Cultural Centre to go Ahead [Living Kaurna Cultural Centre, Adelaide]. The Advertiser, 2 December, 24. Duffy, M. (1999). Aboriginal Grant Could be Passed Up [Living Kaurna Cultural Centre, Adelaide]. The Advertiser, 3 October, 40. Lloyd, T. (1999). Gallery for the World [SA Museum, Australian Aboriginal CulturesGallery]. The Advertiser, 19 June, 12.

Bidjigal Aboriginal Corporation (n.d.). Bidjigal Dancers [Huskisson, NSW]. (http://www.islandnet.com/ %7Ebidjigal/dance.html) Clarke, E. (1999). Participant Observation [Munjarin Walk, Booderee National Park]. In To Develop a Code of Conduct For Tourists Interacting With Indigenous Communities. Report to Office of National Tourism, 30 November 1999. Tourism Studies Project, School of Leisure and Tourism Studies, University of Technology Sydney, 64-68.

Murray Pioneer, The (1999). New Arts Centre Closed [Winmante Arts Centre, Glossop, ATSIC Funding]. The Murray Pioneer, 28 May, 1.

CoastCare (1999). CoastCare Summer Activities January 2000 [Aboriginal Tours, Corindi, Sydney, Wollongong, Huskisson, Ulladulla, NSW]. Sydney: CoastCare & Department for Land & Water Conservation [6, 16, 18-20].

Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, SA

Harry Nanya Tours (n.d.). Harry Nanya Tours. Harry Nanya Tours Website.(http://www.harrynanyatours.com. au/about.html)

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oori Mail (1999). Tandanya Marks 10 Great Years. Koori Mail, 3 November, 9.

Nunn, L. (1999). Living Arts Second Decade [Tandanya]. The Advertiser, 2 October, 25. Nunn, L. (1999). Now Silenced Voices are Heard [Tandanya]. The Advertiser, 2 October, 22. Parker, K. (1999). Tandanya Ten Years On. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 20-21.

Aboriginal Tourism - NSW boriginal Traders’ Alliance (1999). Authentic Cultural Experiences [Aboriginal Cultural Attractions & Tours, NSW]. Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance Website.(http://www.abtrade.com.au/visit.htm)

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Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance (1999). Cultural Products & Services [Aboriginal Arts & Crafts & Cultural Items, NSW]. Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance Website.(http://www.abtrade.com.au/locate.htm) Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance (1999). Cultural Connection [Aboriginal Cultural Products, Reed Gift Fair, Darling Harbour, NSW]. Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance Website. (http://www.abtrade.com.au/abcon.htm) Abtrade (n.d.). Mudla Yupa Mucka Ngurra Aboriginal Tours [Blue Mountains]. Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance Website. (http://www.abtrade.com.au/profile/ mudla.htm)

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Heron, R. & Faulkner, A. (1999). The Alstonville Plateau and Surrounding Landscape: An Indigenous Perspective [Aboriginal Sites, Tourism, Nimbin Rocks, Uluru]. In M. Cotter & J.E. Gardiner (Eds) A Patchwork of Meanings: A Field Guide to the Heritage Landscapes of the Alstonville Plateau. Lismore: School of Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, 8-11. Indidjinart (n.d.). Indidjinart Aboriginal Art & Craft. Indidjinart Website. (http://www.crt.net.au/%7 Elewis/index.html) Koori Mail (1999). NSW Grants an Extra $100,000 For Indigenous Culture, Art. Koori Mail, 15 December, 21. Koori Mail (1999). The Way to Go - Bundjalung Way [Lismore, NSW]. Koori Mail, 17 November, 3. Koori Mail (1999). Employment Award-Winner Profiles - Gambaari Tours and Baga Baga Aboriginal Dancers. Koori Mail, 20 October, 29. Koori Mail (1999). Dhunghutti Culture Kept Alive by Tourism Venture. Koori Mail, 14 July, 25. Sneddon, D. (n.d.). Cultural Rebirth [Victor Perry, Hunter Valley, Aboriginal Tours]. (http://www.singleton. nsw.gov.au/visitors/aboriginalcultrebirth.html) Tourism NSW (1999). Product Development Officer (Aboriginal) [Advertisement]. Koori Mail, 15 December, 29.


Aboriginal Tourism - Sydney

Mutawintji National Park

tkinson, L. (1999). Aboriginal Sydney. In 2000 Things to do in Sydney. Sydney: NRMA Publications, 72-76.

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Muller, S. (Ed) (1998). Aboriginal Sydney. In Best of Sydney: The A-Z Guide to the Olympic City. Sydney: SMH (Sydney Morning Herald) Books, 41-43.

Bates, B. & Witter, D. (1992). Cultural Tourism at Mutawintji - And Beyond. In J. Birckhead, T. De Lacy & L. Smith (Eds), Aboriginal Involvement in Parks & Protected Areas. Canberra: AIATSIS.

Aboriginal Heritage - Sydney

Beeton, S. (1998). Mootwingee: Working with the Aboriginal Community. In Ecotourism: A Practical Guide for Rural Communities. Collingwood: Landlinks Press, 46.

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ooper, R. (1997). Ticehurst Park [Rock Engravings, Blue Mountains]. Deerubbin Local Aboriginal Land Council Website. (http://www.derubbin.org.au/ticehurst/ TicehurstRoger.html)

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McDonald, J.J. (1994). Dreamtime Super Highway: An Analysis of Sydney Basin Rock Art and Prehistoric Information Exchange. PhD Thesis, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, ANU.

Aboriginal Museums/Art Gallery Exhibitions - Sydney

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alking Together (1999). Sharing a Wailwan Story [Powerhouse Museum]. Walking Together, 25, July, 21.

Australian Indigenous Art News (1999). Tide Markers: The Collection of the Australian National Maritime Museum. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 24-25.

ates, B. (1993). Mootwingee National Park: A Case Study. Historic Environment: “Whose Cultural Values?”, 10 (2&3): 63-66.

Dragovich, D. (1993). Aboriginal Rock Art and Visitors to Mootwingee National Park. Australian Aboriginal Studies, 2: 58-65. Gartrell, N. & Wearing, S. (1993). Joint Management of National Parks for Ecotourism: An Australian Perspective [Mutawintji, Sacred Sites, Tourism Impacts]. Sydney: University of Technology. Karwacki, J. (1999). Indigenous Ecotourism: Overcoming the Challenges [Mutawintji]. The Ecotourism Society Newsletter, First Quarter, 1-2, 4 [2]. NPWS (National Parks and Wildlife Service) (n.d.). Mutawintji National Park:Information Sheet Mutawintji National Park Lease. Sydney: NPWS. NPWS (National Parks and Wildlife Service) (n.d.). Mutawintji National ParkInformation Sheet - National Park History. Sydney: NPWS.

Territory Artifacts (1999). A Voice for Desert Artists [Desart Gallery, Sydney]. Territory Artifacts, 6, November, 9.

NPWS (National Parks and Wildlife Service) (n.d.). Mutawintji National Park:Information Sheet - The Traditional Owners. Sydney: NPWS.

Territory Artifacts (1999). Rewarding Indigenous Excellence [Aboriginal Art, Djamu Gallery, Sydney, 2000]. Territory Artifacts, 6, November, 2-3.

NPWS (National Parks and Wildlife Service) (1999). Joint Management Co-Ordinator [Mutawintji Position Advertisement]. Koori Mail, 1 December, 32.

Koori Mail (1999). Business Awards: Profiles of Winners - Gavala Aboriginal Art and Cultural Education Centre. Koori Mail, 20 October, 26-27.

NPWS (National Parks and Wildlife Service) (1999). Mutawintji National Park Visitor Guide [Brochure]. Sydney: NPWS.

Koori Mail (1999). Central Australian Artists to Feature [Desart Gallery & Desert Art Place, Fox Studios, Sydney]. Koori Mail, 22 September, 23.

NPWS ( National Parks and Wildlife Service) (1998). Mutawintji Local Aboriginal Land Council Lease to the Minister for the Environment. News Release, 5 October 1999. (http://www.austlii.edu.au/special/ rsjproject/remote/mutawintji/lease.html)

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ustralian Indigenous Art News (1999). Tobwabba Art. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 27.

Koori Mail (1999). Business Awards: Profiles of Winners - Tobwabba Art. Koori Mail, 20 October, 26.

Smith, B. (1999). Interpretation of Aboriginal Culture: Guide Roles and Responsibilities [Mutawintji]. B.App.Sc (Ecotourism) Honours Thesis, School of Environmental and Information Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Albury. Sullivan, S. (1972). Mootwingee: An Example of

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Cultural Tourism. In R. Edwards (Ed) The Preservation of Australia’s Aboriginal Heritage. Canberra: AIAS.

Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Canberra

Sutton, M. (1999). Aboriginal Ownership of National Parks and Tourism. Cultural Survival Quarterly, 23 (2), Summer, 55-56.

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Witter, D. (1994). Sacred Sites and Dreaming Tracks. Tour Guide Information Sheet. Unpublished. Broken Hill, NSW: NPWS.

BC Online (1999). Campin’ on the Fringes [Tent Embassy]. Awaye! 12 March 1999. ABC Online Website (http://www.abc.net.au/message/awaye/stories/ s39855.htm)

Tourist Marketing of Aboriginal Culture larke, E. (1999). Interview With Les Ahoy Product Manager Aboriginal Tourism ATC 14/9/99. In To Develop a Code of Conduct For Tourists Interacting With Indigenous Communities. Report to Office of National Tourism, Tourism Studies Project, School of Leisure and Tourism Studies, UTS Sydney.

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Aboriginal Tourism - Victoria

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oori Mail (1999). Swinburne Student CanadaBound [Andrew Peters, Aboriginal Tourism Honours Study, Victoria & Canada]. Koori Mail, 6 October, 39. Landon, C. & Tonkin, D. (1999). Boomerang [Aboriginal Dancing, Metung, Gippsland Lakes, 1950s]. In Jackson’s Track: Memoir of a Dreamtime Place. Ringwood, Vic: Viking, 181-182.

Hollinshead, K. (1996). The Marketing of Aboriginal Australia: Ritual, Reality and Revelation. In P.A. Wells (Ed) Keys to the Marketplace: Problems and Issues in Cultural and Heritage Tourism. Hisarlik Press.

Norst, M.J. (1999). Burnum Burnum: A Warrior for Peace [Entrance Fee, Wilsons Promontory, Aboriginal Lands]. East Roseville, NSW: Kangaroo Press [52-53].

Lewington, J. (1995). Postcard Politics: The Representation of Aboriginality in Tourist Postcards. BA Honours Thesis, University of Western Australia.

Grampians/Gariwerd, Victoria

Waitt, G. (1999). Naturalizing the ‘Primitive’: A Critique of Marketing Australia’s Indigenous Peoples as Hunter-Gatherers. Tourism Geographies, 1 (2): 142-163.

vorall, T. (1999). Book Details Rich Heritage [Aboriginal Heritage, Grampians]. Koori Mail, 25 August, 30.

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Feedback (1999).Grampians Book Tells Gariwerd Story. Feedback, 7 (2),December, 7.

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Wettenhall, G. (1999). The People of Gariwerd: The Grampians’ Aboriginal Heritage. Melbourne: Aboriginal Affairs Victoria. Wettenhall, G. (1999). A Renewal of Culture [Brambuk Centre]. In The People of Gariwerd: The Grampians’ Aboriginal Heritage. Melbourne: Aboriginal Affairs Victoria, 69-72.

Young, T. (2000). Exposing the Exotic: Tourism, Imagery and Aboriginality. Paper Presented at The 1999 English and Cultural Studies Postgraduate Conference, La Trobe University, Melbourne. (http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/english/lateral/index.ht ml) Young, T. (1999). Postcards From Australia Exposing the Exotic: Tourism, Imagery and Aboriginality. Aesthetex: The Journal of Arts Management.

Interpreting Aboriginal Culture Galeena Beek Living Cultural Centre, Melbourne ovey, K. (1996). Architecture and Aborigines. Architecture Australia, 85 (4): 98-103.

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aggeter, R. (1999). Interpretation Alpha and Omega [Greg Lehmann, Interpreting Indigenous Culture]. Interpreting Australia Newsletter, 16: 4.

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Dovey, K. (1996). Galina Beek. Architecture Australia, 85 (5): 72-75.

James, J. (1999). Culturally Sensitive Research: Interpreting Umeewarra Mission [South Australia]. Journal of Interpretation Research, Fall, Special Issue ‘Interpretation in Australia.’ B. Weiler & S. Ham (Eds).

Koori Mail (1999). Expressions of Interest - Leasing and Development of Galeena Beek Living Cultural Centre Healesville [Advertisement]. Koori Mail, 8 September, 16.

Young, L. (1999). Interpretation Australia Awards 1999 [Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Aboriginal Heritage Walk]. Interpreting Australia Newsletter, 16: 7.

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Travel Guides & Travel Books - Aboriginal Culture

Park. Master of Educational Studies (Aboriginal Education) Thesis, Northern Territory University, Darwin.

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tkinson, L. (1999). Aboriginal Sydney. In 2000 Things to do in Sydney. Sydney: NRMA Publications, 72-76.

Hughes, K. (1989). Tourist Satisfaction with OneDay Guided Tours. MA Thesis, James Cook University of North Queensland, Townsville.

Chambers, J.H. (1999). Aboriginal Australia. In A Traveller’s History of Australia. Gloucestershire, UK: Windrush Press, 11-35.

Lewington, J. (1995). Postcard Politics: The Representation of Aboriginality in Tourist Postcards. BA Honours Thesis, University of Western Australia.

Chambers, J.H. (1999). Why Boomerangs Return. In A Traveller’s History of Australia. Gloucestershire, UK: Windrush Press, 300.

Parsons, M.G. (1997). Encounters in Touriculture: Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Contested Domains. PhD Thesis, Schools of Tourism and Resource Science and Management, Southern Cross University, Lismore.

Daly, M., Dehne, A., Leffman, D. & Scott, C. (1999). Australia’s Indigenous Peoples. In Australia. The Rough Guide. London: Rough Guides, 1000-1004. Flood, J. (1997). Rock Art of the Dreamtime. Sydney: Angus & Robertson. Geia, J. (1999). Lore of the Land: Reconciling Spirit and Place in Australia’s Story [CD-ROM, Landscapes, Aboriginal Stories]. Walking Together, 25, July, 31. Hulley, C.E. (1999). The Rainbow Serpent [Aboriginal Myths]. Sydney: New Holland. Muller, S. (Ed) (1998). Aboriginal Sydney. In Best of Sydney: The A-Z Guide to the Olympic City. Sydney: SMH (Sydney Morning Herald) Books, 41-43. Norst, M.J. (1999). Burnum Burnum: A Warrior for Peace. East Roseville, NSW: Kangaroo Press. Norst, M.J. (1999). Burnum’s Book [Aboriginal Australia: A Traveller’s Guide]. In Burnum Burnum: A Warrior for Peace. East Roseville, NSW: Kangaroo Press, 123-127. Ross, Z. (Ed) (1998). Aboriginal Culture, Aboriginal Art. In Australia. Eyewitness Travel Guides. London: Dorling Kindersley Book, 26-27, 28-29.

Theses on Aboriginal Tourism liasov, N. (1999). Cultural Tourism as a Strategy for Community Development: An Analysis of Particular Indigenous Initiatives in Australia [Brambuk Centre, Aboriginal Art & Culture Centre, Dreamtime Cultural Centre]. Minor Thesis for Masters in Education, RMIT University, Melbourne.

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Tourism & Hospitality (1999). Australian Research on Tourism History [Michael Parsons, PhD, Indigenous Cultural Tourism, Aboriginal Corroborees, SA]. Tourism & Hospitality (Southern Cross University), 6 (3), August. Whitford, M. (1999). An Interpretive Analysis of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tourism Policy - 1975-1999. Honours Thesis, School of Leisure Studies, Griffith University, Brisbane.

Aboriginal Arts & Crafts Industry

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rts Yarn Up (1998/99). Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Arts Policy Brochure. Arts Yarn Up, 101, Summer 1998/99, 17.

ATSIC (1999). Aboriginal Arts and Crafts Centres Their Story Told in New Report. Media Release, 3 November, ATSIC Website. (http://www.atsic.gov.au/media/media_releases/display.a sp?id=319) Australia Council (1997). First National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Policy Statement. 2 June 1997. Australia Council Website. (http://www.ozco.gov.au/about/atsipubn.htm) Australia Council (1997). National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Policy. Media Release 26/97. 3 June 1997. Australia Council Website. (http://www.ozco.gov.au/whatsnew/Atsi-pol.htm) Australia Council (1997). Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Arts Policy. Redfern, NSW: Australia Council for the Arts. Koori Mail (1999). Art e-Commerce Company in Bid to Raise $5m [Online Sales, Aboriginal Art]. Koori Mail, 15 December, 17. (http://www.aboriginalaustralia.com)

Erskine, J. (1991). Tourism and the Creation of Images: The Marketing of Aboriginal Images in Kakadu National Park. BA (Honours) Thesis, Department of Prehistory & Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, ANU, Canberra.

Koori Mail (1999). New Report Covers ‘Best Practice’ in Arts, Crafts. Koori Mail, 1 December, 18.

Haines, K. (1992). The 1992 Variety Bash - A Second Invasion? Competing Constructions of Uluru National

Landon, C. & Tonkin, D. (1999). Boomerang [Production & Sale, 1950s, Victoria]. In Jackson’s Track:

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Memoir of a Dreamtime Place. Ringwood, Vic: Viking, 174-183. Martin, A.N. (1999). The Arts and Crafts Centre Story [39 Aboriginal Art Centres]. Desart. Canberra: ATSIC.

Aboriginal Design - Balarinji

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ohnson, R. (1997). John Moriarty [Balarinji]. Artforce, 94, April, 12-13.

Aboriginal Arts - Copyright, Cultural & Intellectual Property BC Online (1999). Label of Authenticity. 19 November 1999. Awaye!. ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/message/awaye/stories/s67970.htm)

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Better Future for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Artists [Cairns, Arts & Crafts Conference]. News Release 37/99. 25 October 1999. Australia Council Website. (http://www.ozco.gov.au/whatsnew/99releases/ Rel99_37.html) Australia Council (1999). Protection for Indigenous Artists and Art Collectors to End Market Fear [Label of Authenticity]. News Release 13/99. 10 May 1999. Australia Council Website. (http://www.ozco.gov.au/ whatsnew/99releases/Rel99_13.html) Ecotrends (1999). Labelling Indigenous Art as True Blue [North Queensland Logo, Dale Oliver]. Ecotrends, September, 5. Koori Mail (1999). Label Wins a Tick [Authenticity Label]. Koori Mail, 1 December, 1. Koori Mail (1999). A New Tool in the Fight Against Fake Products. Koori Mail, 1 December, 5.

ABC Online (1999). Art Mark. 12 November 1999. Awaye!. ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/ message/awaye/stories/s660005.htm)

Koori Mail (1999). NIAAA and the Label of Authenticity, A Label of Authenticity, Classes of Goods Covered, Koori Mail, 25 August, 20-21.

ABC Online (1999). Our Culture, Our Future. 1 October 1999. Awaye!. ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/message/awaye/stories/s59097.htm)

Koori Mail (1999). A Message From the Chairperson, NIAAA Policy and Objectives. Koori Mail, 25 August, 20.

ABC Online (1999). Indigenous Authenticity Label. 18 June 1999. Awaye!. ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/message/awaye/stories/s39799.htm)

Koori Mail (1999). Art Trade in Court over Alleged Fake Paintings [Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri]. Koori Mail, 20 October, 15.

Altman, J. & Hinkson, M. (1999). Auctioning Aboriginal Art. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 17-18.

Janke, T. (1999). Our Culture: Our Future: Report on Australian Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights. Canberra: ATSIC, Cultural Industries.

Art Beat (1999). Our Culture: Our Future [Property Rights]. Art Beat, October, 17.

Janke, T. (1999). Pacific Indigenous People Unite to Protect Cultures. AILR (Australian Indigenous Law Reporter, 4 (3): 1-16.

Artforce (1990). Committee Acts on Design Copyright [Aboriginal Art]. Artforce, 68, 5. Arts Yarn Up (1999). Label of Authenticity Launch. Arts Yarn Up, Spring, 4. Arts Yarn Up (1999). Safeguarding Artists’ Future [Label of Authenticity]. Arts Yarn Up, Spring, 10-11. ATSIC (n.d.). Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights. ATSIC Website. (http://www.atsic. gov.au/issues/intellectual_property/Default.asp) ATSIC (1999). Protection For Indigenous Culture Provides Wider Benefits. MediaRelease, 22 September, ATSIC Website. (http://www.atsic.gov.au/media/media_ releases/display.asp?id=291) ATSIC News (1999). ATSIC Moves to New Phase in Protecting Indigenous Intellectual Property [Our Culture: Our Future]. ATSIC News, June, 24. Australian Indigenous Art News (1999).Questionable Aboriginal Product. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 16. Australia Council (1999). Conference Aims for a 9

Langford, S. (1999). Art and Authenticity [Aboriginal Art]. Territory Artifacts, 5, July, 1. Litson, J. (1999). Copyright and Wrongs [VISCOPY, Indigenous Copyright Officer]. Artforce, 101, Summer 1998/99, 14-15. Macquarie University (1998). Welcome to The House of Aboriginality [Brochure, The House of Aboriginality CD-ROM]. Sydney: Macquarie University McCausland, S. (1999). Protecting Communal Interests in Indigenous Artwork after the Bulun Bulun Case. Indigenous Law Bulletin, 4 (22), July, 4-5. McCullough-Uehlin, S. (1999). Fakes, Shake-Ups and Passing of an Era [Aboriginal Art]. The Australian, 24 December, 21. National Indigenous Arts Advocacy Association (1999). The Label of Authenticity for Indigenous Arts. Update - September 1999. NIAAA Website. (http://www.niaaa.com.au/update09.html) Nicholls, C. (1999). Aboriginal Art Reality Ignored. The Advertiser, 1 May, 18.


Singh, G. (1999). The National Authenticity Label [Jama Dreaming]. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2), 18.

Indigenous Cultural Festivals - Queensland

Territory Artifacts (1999). New Label Aims to Guarantee Art Authenticity. Territory Artifacts, 6, November, 8.

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Walking Together (1999). Protection For Indigenous Property. Walking Together, 27: 30.

Didgeridoo/Didjeridu BC Online (1999). A Yidaki Masterclass [Garma Festival, Arnhem Land, NT]. Awaye!, 26 November 1999. ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/ message/awaye/awlisten.htm)

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ABC Online (1999). Speaking Out What’s On [Didgeridoo Business, NT]. Speaking Out This Week, 28 November 1999. ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc. net.au/message/speaking/spwhat.htm) Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance (1999). Cultural Products & Services [Indidjinart, OrigiDidges, Dingo Didges, DialaDidj, NSW]. Aboriginal Traders’ Alliance Website. (http://www.abtrade.com.au/locate.htm)

BC Online (1999). Thursday Island [1996 Torres Strait Cultural Festival]. Kam Yarn, 11 January 1997, Series 2, Episode 3. ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/message/kamyarn/kyep2_3.htm) Koori Mail (1999). Enjoying the Fun of the Festival [First Contact Festival, Brisbane]. Koori Mail, 15 December, 3, 28. Koori Mail (1999). Brisbane Aborigines Help Celebrate Music Festival. Koori Mail, 28 July, 5. Land Rights Queensland (1999). DAR Festival 1999 [Brisbane]. Land Rights Queensland, July, 7.

Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival, Cape York, Qld BC Online (1999). Laura Festival ‘99. 30 July 1999. Awaye! ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/message/awaye/stories/s40337.htm)

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Australian Indigenous Art News (1999). Didgeridoos Unlimited. Australian Indigenous Art News, 1 (2): 16.

ABC Online (1999). Laura Festival Photo Album. Awaye! ABC Online Website. (http://www.abc.net.au/ message/awaye/laura1.htm)

FHM Australia (1999). Weapons of Rock. No. 5. The Didgeridoo. FHM Australia, 14, June, 31.

Australian Senior (1999). Weekend Dedicated to Aboriginal Dance, Culture. Australian Senior, May, 73.

Koori Mail (1999). Didge is Being Exploited: Mandawuy. Koori Mail, 11 August, 28.

Koori Mail (1999). Laura Leads to European Invitation [Ravenshoe Jiddigirri Dance Group, Laura Festival]. Koori Mail, 14 July, 37.

Phegan, M. (1999). I Got my Didge in Alice Springs [Documentary]. SBS - ICAM (Indigenous Cultural Affairs Magazine), Screened 26 December 1999.

Maleny-Woodford Folk Festival, Qld

Territory Artifacts (1999). Blow-Out: Didjeridu Project [Didjeridu Exhibition, NT Museum, Darwin, Aboriginal Curators]. Territory Artifacts, 5, July, 12.

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Indigenous Cultural Festivals - Northern Territory

Koori Mail (1999). Woodford has Considerable Indigenous Contribution. Koori Mail,15 December, 26. (http://www.woodfordfolkfestival.com)

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rts Yarn Up (1999). Garma Culture [Garma Festival, NT]. Arts Yarn Up, Spring, 12-14.

ATSIC (1999). ATSIC Support for Barunga Festival Continues. ATSIC Media Release, 26 May, ATSIC Website. (http://www.atsic.gov.au/media_releases/ display.asp?id=234) Land Rights News (1999). Garma Festival: Gathering of the Clans. [Arnhem Land, NT]. Land Rights News, July. Yothu Yindi Foundation (1999). Garma Festival of Traditional Culture. Yothu Yindi Foundation Newsletter, 2 (1): 4.

uggins, R. & Huggins, J. (1996). Auntie Rita [Maleny Folk Festival, Aboriginal Music, Dance & Humour, Twentieth-Century Dreaming]. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 141-146.

Indigenous Cultural Festivals - Western Australia

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rtforce (1991). Kyana Festival Promotes Aboriginal Culture. Artforce, 71, March, 11.

Koori Mail (1999). Something for Everyone [Mundjah Festival, WA]. Koori Mail, 17 November, 11. Koori Mail (1999). Big Mob Gathers For Kimberley Women’s Festival [Wiyiyani Thangani Women’s Festival, Fitzroy River]. Koori Mail, 6 October, 13.

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oori Mail (1999). NSW, Victoria to Host Festivals [Mungabareena Ngan Girra Bogong Moth Festival, Albury, NSW]. Koori Mail, 17 November, 29.

Survival Concert (Sydney, NSW)

Koori Mail (1999). Consultants Festival of Pacific Arts [Advertisement, Australia Council]. Koori Mail, 15 December, 27.

Australian Bicentenary 1988 Aboriginal Culture

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rtforce (1999). Audience Development [Survival ‘99, Visitor Survey, NIAAA]. Artforce, 100, Spring, 18.

orst, M.J. (1999). Raising the Flag on English Soil [Bicentenary, Protests]. In Burnum Burnum: A Warrior for Peace. East Roseville, NSW: Kangaroo Press, 127-137.

Koori Mail (1999). Premier Line-Up For Survival 2000. Koori Mail, 15 December, 26.

Social Alternatives (1989?). Black Assessment of the Bicentennial. Social Alternatives,8 (1).

Koori Mail (1999). Survival 2000 [Advertisement]. Koori Mail, 15 December, 7.

Social Alternatives (1988?). Black Alternatives to the Bicentennial. Social Alternatives, 7 (1).

Koori Mail (1999). Survival Concert and Festival. Koori Mail, 25 August, 20.

Indigenous Cultural Festivals South Australia arris, S. (1999). A Giant Awakens [Ngarrindjeri Ngrilkulun ‘99, Raukkan, SA, Major Sumner]. The Advertiser, 16 October, 3.

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Hooper, B. (1999). 100 Years of Culture on Show [Ngarrindjeri Ngrilkulun ‘99, Raukkan, SA]. The Advertiser, 25 October, 21.

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Sydney 2000 Olympic Games

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lla, G. (1999). Olympic Update. Koori Mail, 14 July-15 December, 7.

Koori Mail (1999). Teenagers Get ‘The Chance of a Lifetime’ [Olympic Youth Camp]. Koori Mail, 15 December, 34. Koori Mail (1999). Tennis Great Evonne Honoured [Tennis Court, Olympic Park]. Koori Mail, 15 December, 39.

Koori Mail (1999). Raukkan Takes a Step Back in Time. Koori Mail, 1 December, 14-15.

Koori Mail (1999). For all the World to See [Olympic Arts Festival, Aboriginal Culture]. Koori Mail, 3 November, 27.

Koori Mail (1999). International Line-Up For ‘100Year’ Corroboree. Koori Mail, 20 October, 12.

Koori Mail (1999). Aboriginal Involvement in Games is on the Agenda. Koori Mail, 20 October, 10.

Weekend Australian, The (1999). Celebration of Culture [Ngarrindjeri Ngrilkulun ‘99]. The Weekend Australian, ‘International Year of Older Persons’, 2-3 October, 8.

Koori Mail (1999). Sydney Land Councils Sign Olympic Agreement. Koori Mail, 17 November, 12.

Indigenous Cultural Festivals - Victoria

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vorall, T. (1999). Darebin Music Expo Provides a Feast [Melbourne, Koori Music Night]. Koori Mail, 8 September, 15. Koori Mail (1999). Culture to the Fore in Port Philip [We Iri, We Homeborn Indigenous Arts Festival, St Kilda]. Koori Mail, 11 August, 11.

International Festivals - Aboriginal Culture

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rts Yarn Up (1999). Festival of Pacific Arts 2000 [Noumea, New Caledonia]. Arts Yarn Up, Spring, 23.

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Koori Mail (1999). ATSIC Summit Decides Not to Disrupt Olympics. Koori Mail, 22 September, 4. Koori Mail (1999). Meeting Place Identified [Homebush Bay Olympic Site]. Koori Mail, 25 August, 11. Koori Mail (1999). O’Donoghue Welcomes Olympic Flag Move [Aboriginal Flag]. Koori Mail, 11 August, 5. Koori Mail (1999). Integral Role For Our People at Olympic Games Ceremonies [Rhoda Roberts, Steven Page]. Koori Mail, 28 July, 34. Pristel, S. (1999). Aboriginal Flag Anger [Olympic Games Flag Sites]. The Advertiser, 21 June, 2. SOCOG (1999). Sydney 2000 Olympic Arts Festival [Arts Program, Tubowgule, Bangarra Dance Theatre, Visual Arts]. Sydney: Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games, 4-5, 12-13, 28, 33.