a multicultural Research Library
Making multicultural Australia
This document is a pdf (Acrobat Reader) file. To view the document click on the link below. To save the document, right-click on the link and select 'Save target As' from the context menu. View/download the document here.
Turn the map upside down
Regina Ganter.
Regina Ganter revisions Australia's history from a northern point of view.
Created:
2005
Date Added:
21 December 2005
Source:
Ganter, Regina. "Turn the map upside down" in Griffith REVIEW Edition 9 – Up North: Myths, Threats & Enchantment, 2005.
Format:
pdf (Acrobat Reader);
File size:
193 KB
Length:
9 pages
Transcript
No transcript for this document.
View other documents on Early History
- 1421 Website
- On the Record: a practical guide to oral history
- South Sea Islanders in Queensland
- On the Record: a practical guide to oral history
- Sugar, Shops and Pearls in the 'Alien' North
- Queensland's population diversity
View other Articles
- Federal Budget 1986/87 Implications for Ethnic Affairs
- Wogs Still Out of Work: Australian Television Comedy as Colonial Discourse
- Closing the Gap from Policy to Practice
- The challenges of religious diversity
- The Myth of the Ethnic Vote
- Growing Grassroots
Visit the multicultural Library for other documents, video, audio and images.