Topics: Events
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West - view
Uncle Colin Gale withdrew the claim, thus keeping some control over country for the Darug people
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Blue Mountains City Council recognised her contribution by naming the Auntie Joan Cooper Bridge after her.
South Coastal - view
supported them as they tried to make a living by supplying them with native foods
West - view
Uncle Neil Sainsbury recalls that his paternal grandparents were also removed from the slums of Redfern
South West - view
Appin massacre of 1816
South Coastal - view
When they started the land council the ethos was, as stated by Kevin Cook , not about ownership, but being custodians and protecting the land and sites
West - view
During a recent press release Blacktown Council accused local elders of committing "ethnic fraud"
Central - view
Auntie Pat had gone to help her sister get a rental home and her sister’s story led to a march on parliament house.
West - view
evacuation of the half-castes from the half-caste institutions in and around the Northern Territory” during the Second World War
South West - view
Appin massacre commemoration 2013
North Coastal - view
visited Biddy’s grave
North West - view
Waterloo Creek and Myall Creek massacres in 1838
South West - view
Appin massacre in 1816
North West - view
the role of the land council to care for and protect Darkinjung country “to honour the people who died in vain for this country