Cultural heritage and intellectual property

Survival in Our Own Land — Aboriginal Experiences in South Australia since 1836 by Christobel Mattingley & Ken Hampton
Location Number: f 305.89915 S963.H.R
ISBN: 9780340578513
Publication Date: 1992
Survival in Our Own Land presents history in South Australia originally and powerfully from the Nunga, the Aboriginal, point of view. In prose and poetry, almost one hundred and fifty Nungas tell how they have been affected by the Goonya invasion and by Goonya law and policy. Nunga stories have rarely been recounted in history books. Many are told here for the first time. Extracts from unpublished archival documents are also included to illustrate Goonya attitudes and actions, which have caused the death of many Nungas and the destruction of much of Nunga culture.

Objects and specimens [Conservative politics and the SA Museum's Aboriginal Cultures Gallery] by Steven Hemming
Location Number: [Article] Online
Publication Date: 2003

Old People Welcomed Home To Kaurna Country by Lucy Kingston
Location Number: [Article] Online
WARNING. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website may contain images or names of Indigenous persons who may be deceased.

Reconciliation news by Reconciliation Australia 
Location Number: Online
Publication Date: 2005

Annual report on Indigenous affairs by Australia. Secretaries' Group on Indigenous Affairs 
Location Number: Online
Publication Date: 2005

Indigenous Law Bulletin
Location Number: Online
Publication Date: 1997

Koori Mail
Publication Date: 1991

Kanopy Streaming Video 
Streaming video collection covering Education, Health, Sciences, Humanities, the Arts, Business and Media. Features award winning features but also obscure, important archival film.

EduTV (Informit) 
An online streaming resource.with over 50 000 TV programs screened since 2007 on pay and free-to-air TV, including documentaries, drama and series. A resource for teaching and learning and allows institutions to derive maximum benefit from our Screenrights broadcast licence. 
Library access to this resource is not available from outside of Australia