To Broken Hill and back

by Ward McNally

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In to Broken Hill and Back Ward McNally has captured the essence of both the historical Broken Hill and of the amazing, complex and dynamic personalities who are involved in keeping alive the spirit and industry of “the Hill” today.”
Recent political developments in Aboriginal affairs; changing policy of the Australian Labor Party and controversies over appointments; Strehlows resignation and attacks on A.I.A.S.; racial discrimination, police intimidation and prosecution of Aboriginals (a number of cases are cited); rise of Aboriginal consciousness and Black Power; journalistic account. Was subject to a legal action for defamation by then ALP federal Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Jim Cavanagh

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Nonfiction, Anthropology, History
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994.4History & geographyOceania & Polar RegionsAustraliaNew South Wales
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DU180 .B8 .M3History of Europe, Asia, Africa and OceaniaOceania (South Seas)History of Oceania (South Seas)AustraliaNew South WalesLocal history and description

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