Topics: Government policy: West
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cultural interpreter for NSW National Parks
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moving to Kingswood when he was five to avoid the authorities
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Julie Janson reads the letter from The Office of Environment and Heritage permitting damage to the Colebee site
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resumed by the Aborigines Welfare Board. Uncle Gordon, among others, is trying to reclaim the site under heritage laws along with the Native Institute site on the Rooty Hill Rd
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hearing for the Native Title Claim over Portland Head and how the Land Commissioner, despite the many sites shown to him, decided that the Darug people could not establish ongoing connection to country
1805 - view
orders that the settlers be required to assist each other in repelling visits and if any settler harbours natives he will be prosecuted for a breach of the Public Order
1806 - view
presented with a plaque ‘King of Mount Tomah’
1810 - view
Aboriginal tracker
1815 - view
Native Institution
1816 - view
proclamation
1816 - view
grants of land and seed
1816 - view
Macquarie grants land
1816 - view
‘my Order of Merit'
1821 - view
broken down Aboriginal hostility with a combination of military attacks and humane treatment and compensated dispossessed Aborigines with land grants
1824 - view
Government Institution
1824 - view
The government will give me twenty pounds per annum per child
1825 - view
10,000 acres of land [about 7000 ha.] situated in the said colony be reserved for the use of the Aborigines
1828 - view
census
1831 - view
land grant
1833 - view
Liverpool land, also granted by Governor Lachlan Macquarie