Hunting Wave Hill

1. Warning: this presentation contains images of deceased people and may be distressing to some viewers 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

2. Hunting Wave Hill A research project by Charlie Ward Master of Arts in Creative Writing Faculty of English Flinders University, 2011 Image courtesy of Peter Hudson

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5. Topic Summary Map courtesy of Colin Salter

6. Research Question • 1966-1986: what happened? • Current implications: personal; professional and policy? Hunting Wave Hill: Research Project

7. Research Methodology Auto-ethnographyOral History Thanks to the Woditj family of Palumpa 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

8. Rationale of Creative Work... the more I uncovered about the ‘local’, the more I came to see the best way of explaining the ‘national’ was to focus on the ‘local’. (McKenna: 2002) Image Courtesy of National Archives of Australia 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

9. Rationale: Subjectivity, Race and Ethics Image courtesy of Rob Wesley Smith 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

10. Rationale: exegesis Ramifications for Indigenous policy formulation and antiracist support 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

11. Literature Review and..... • Academic works • Archival material • Private correspondence • Oral histories 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

12. Thesis OutlineCreative Work (60,000 words):Introduction (5,000 words). Part One: 1966-1971. (20, 000 words).Part Two 1972-1975. (20, 000 words):Part Three: 1976-1986. (10, 000 words) Epilogue. (5, 000 words):Elements of the Exegesis (five chapters of 8,000 words)The paradoxical role of government: resistance and dependence … the bureaucratic enablersIndigenous people and their non-Indigenous supporters: the institutionalisation of ‘Wattie Creek’ relationships in the aboriginal service industry. The Wave Hill / Daguragu model: a template for Indigenous affairs?Lessons from Daguragu on ‘Self-determination.’ Men of Roper River: the contribution to Indigenous rights Image courtesy of Lyn Riddett and John Woodward 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

13.  Research Plan 'Hunting Wave Hill' Research Project

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