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a
Abba 188–189, 190
Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Commission
(ATSIC) 205–206, 220,
248, 281c
Aboriginal Legal Service of
New South Wales 185
Aboriginal Peace Plan 209
Aboriginal people 9, 13–30,
85–86. See also land rights;
Stolen Generations
ancient prehistory 15–21,
178, 264c
art 23–24, 28
business and industry 62,
64, 89, 165–166, 186
citizenship and 95–96,
112, 119, 162–165,
278c
colonial settlement
attitudes and poli-
cies 47–48, 49, 51,
52–53, 266c
treaties and agree-
ments 53, 267c
creation stories 28
crime and violence
against 184–185
Coniston massacre
120–121, 273c
Long Lagoon massacre
267c
Myall Creek massacre
48–49, 267c
Rufus River massacre
268c
culture 25–30
Dreaming stories 18,
27–28
education 96, 184–185,
187, 247
food and diet 19–21
government and poli-
tics 78–81, 119–121,
184–187, 202–210,
219–221
health and medicine 26,
29, 41, 232, 249
historical records 13–15
housing 20, 178, 231
Invasion/Survival Day 42
kinship systems 23,
25–27, 30, 86
language and writing
13–15, 17–18, 28–30,
52, 249
middens 19, 20
migration of 14m, 15–18
Olympic games and
236–237
prehistory 21–25, 264c
reconciliation 48–49,
202–210, 230, 247–
250
religion and beliefs 18,
24, 27–28
rituals 18, 24, 27, 28,
204
tent embassies 165–166,
186, 279c
Uluru (Ayer’s Rock) 203–
205, 281c
voting rights 162, 272c,
277c
wages 96, 231–232
Aboriginal protection boards
96, 119–120, 163
establishment of 78–81,
86, 267c, 270c
Aboriginal Tasmanian 52–53
Aboriginal Treaty Committee
206
abortion 188, 252
Abott, Tony 256
AC/DC 190
actors and actresses 252, 277c
Adelaide
building of 54
communications 82–83,
269c
government and politics
85
Adelaide Advertiser (newspa-
per) 154
Adelaide (ship) 223
Adelie Island 131
Adult Multicultural
Education Services
(AMES) 176
“Advance Australia Fair” 167
Adventure (ship) 38
Afghanistan 9
cameleers from 75, 76,
271c
Soviet invasion of 280c
U.S. invasion of 223–224,
227, 233, 238–240,
283c
Africa 9, 133
African Americans 139, 184
agreements. See treaties and
agreements
agriculture 10. See also
farms and farming; specific
industry
colonial 42–43
effects of gold rush on 62
irrigation 129, 155–156
selectors and 69–71, 86
trade and 122
AIDS 280c
index
Note: Boldface page numbers indicate primary discussion of a topic. Page numbers in italic
indicate illustrations. The letters c and m indicate chronology and maps, respectively.
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air force 133–134, 138, 153,
215, 239, 275c
Aitken, Doris 138
Alienation Act 69
Allen, J. 16
alliances 114, 131–132, 134,
136
American Revolution 37–38,
41, 265c
America’s Cup 197–199, 198
Amnesty International 226,
231
Anangu people 203–205
ancient prehistory 15–21,
178, 264c
food and diet 19–21
housing 20
migration during 15–18
society 20–21
tools 20
Anderson, Patricia 231
Andrews, Kevin 241–242
Andronicus brothers 148
Anglicans 10, 43, 73, 188
animals 127–129, 284c
Aboriginal religion and 28
ancient prehistory 15
Billy (horse) 77
British exploration and
34–35
camels 74, 75, 76, 77,
270c, 271c
depictions of in art 23–24
dingoes 7, 191, 264c
domesticated 22–23,
25, 75
echidna 6–7
environmental effects of
127–129
marsupials 7, 127–128,
255
monotremes 6–7
platypus 6–7
prehistory and 22, 24–25
rabbits 88, 127, 158,
270c, 272c, 276c
Tasmanian devil 255
Tasmanian tiger (thyla-
cine) 128, 274c
toads 128–129, 274c
transportation and 74,
75, 76, 77
Antarctica 1, 131, 277c
Anti-Slavery Society 71, 163
ANZAC day 163
ANZUS. See Australia–New
Zealand–U.S. Treaty
(ANZUS)
Arabanoo 45
Arafuran language 28. See
also non–Pama-Nyungan
language grouping
archaeology and archaeologists
ancient prehistory 15–21
dating techniques, sci-
entific 13–15, 16, 17,
264c, 278c
army 133, 138–139, 275c
Arnhem Land 29, 42, 165,
186, 264c
art 23–24, 28, 103, 104,
148–149
Arthur, George 52, 266c
Ashes series 110–111, 161
Ashmore Island 222
Asia 162, 199–202. See also
specific country
Asia-Pacific Economic Coop-
eration (APEC) 199, 202
Association for the Protection
of Native Races (APNR)
163
Atlee, Clement 153
atomic weapons 153–155,
276c, 281c
Atomic Weapons Test Safety
Committee 154
Austin, Thomas 270c
Australasian Federation
Conference 91–94
Australasian Lesbian
Movement (ALM) 181
Australia Act 210
Australia Day 42
Australia (film) 96
Australia II (yacht) 197
Australian (newspaper) 48,
52, 108
Australian Aboriginal
Progressive Association
(AAPA) 119–120, 273c
Australian Air Force (AAF)
153
Australian and New Zealand
Army Corps (ANZAC)
273c
Australian Antarctic
Territory Acceptance Act
131
Australian Army Medical
Women’s Service
(AAMWS) 138
Australian Broadcasting
Commission (ABC) 274c
Australian Broadcasting
Corporation (ABC) 274c
Australian Broadcasting
Tribunal 214
Australian Capital Territory
(ACT) 1–2m
Aboriginal people 162,
232
formation of 132, 272c
gay and lesbian rights
181, 183
Australian Colonies Act
67–68
Australian Conservation
Foundation (ACF) 177
Australian Defense Force
(ADF) 215, 223
Australian Department of
Foreign Affairs and Trade
(DFAT) 241
Australian Department
of Immigration and
Multiculturalism and
Indigenous Affairs
(DIMIA) 245
Australia-New Zealand-U.S.
Treaty (ANZUS) 152–153,
202, 276c
Australian Federal Police
(AFP) 224–225, 228,
244–245
Australian Federation of
Women Voters (AFWV)
163
Australian Heritage
Commission 167
Australian High Court
Aboriginal people 207–
210, 229
Chinese refugees 276c
Franklin-Gordon dam
project 180, 281c
justices 215, 272c
role of 93, 94, 210
wages and welfare 158
339
INDEX
Australian Human Rights
and Equal Opportunity
Commission (HREOC) 72
Australian Imperial Force
(AIF) 133
Australian Indonesia
Partnership for
Reconstruction and
Development (AIPRD) 235
Australian Museum 22
Australian National Parks
and Wildlife Service 167
Australian National
University (ANU) 240
Australian New Guinea
Administrative Unit
(ANGAU) 116
Australian Public Service
(APS) 223
Australian Rainforest
Foundation (ARF) 4
Australian Republican
Movement (ARM) 211
Australian Security and
Information Office (ASIO)
172, 223–224
Australian Security and
Intelligence Organisation
(ASIO) 239–240
Australian Society of
Compositors 88
Australian Special Air
Services (SASR) 221–222
Australian Women’s Army
Service (AWAS) 139
Australian Women’s Suffrage
Society 271c
Australian Workplace
Agreements (AWAs) 242
Australia–United States
Free Trade Agreement
(AUSFTA) 240–241, 283c
automobile industry 130–
131, 159
avoidance relationships 27
Ayers Rock. See Uluru (Ayers
Rock)
b
Bali 239–240, 283c, 284c
Ballarat 61, 65–67, 269c
Ballarat Reform League 66
Band, Alan 198
bands 20–21, 23, 26
Bandstand (TV) 159
banking industry 285c
bank failures 87–88
coins and currency 162,
195, 196, 278c
crisis in (2009) 256
depression and 121, 122,
124–126
foreign banks 195
gold standard 121–122
Kelly gang bank robberies
70
“loans affair” 170–171
nationalization 151
sales of 195
Bank of England 124–126
Banks, Joseph 35–37, 42, 46,
47, 265c
Barak, William 79–80
Barton, Edmund 94, 102,
271c, 272c
Barwick, Garfield 173
Bass, George 38
Batavia (ship) 33–34
Bates, Elizabeth 36
Bathurst War (1824 War)
47–48, 266c, 267c
Batman, John 53, 267c
Baudin, Nicolas 40, 46
Beale, Oliver Howard 154
Beatles 159
Beattie, Peter 253
Beazley, Kim 221
Bee Gees 190
Bellamy, David 180
Bellenden Ker 3
Bennelong 45
Beresford, Bruce 106
Bertrand, John 197–199
Bidjigal tribe 45–46
Bigge, John Thomas 51
Billy (horse) 77
Bindjareb Bilyidar Nyungers
267c
bin Laden, Osama 223
Bjelke-Peterson, Joh 208,
213–214, 278c, 281c
blackbirding 71, 270c
Black Line 52, 267c
Black Panther Party of Austra-
lia (BPPA) 184–185, 187
Black Thursday fires 60
Black War 52–53, 79
Blainey, Geoffrey ix, 10,
212–213
Blanchett, Cate 252
Bligh, Anna 253
Bligh, William 44, 49–50,
266c
body decorations 23–24
Boer War 104–106
Bond, Alan 197–199, 198,
214
Bondi Surf Lifesaving Club
272c
Bond University 281c
Bonegilla 146, 147
Bonner, Neville 185–186, 187
Boomerang Coast 10
Boomerang (newspaper) 271c
Botany Bay 37–38, 40–42,
56, 265c
Bougainville, Hyacinthe
de 40
Bougainville, Louis-Antoine
de 39, 40
Bourke, Richard 73
Boyce, Christopher 174
Bradman, Donald 114, 276c
Breaker Morant (film) 106
bridges 130, 230, 273c, 274c
Bringing Them Home (report)
229–230, 247–249
Brisbane (city) 140, 159,
207–208, 271c, 280c
Brisbane, Thomas 48, 51,
266c
Britain 34–38, 41–56, 131–
132. See also republican
movement
business and industry 82,
122, 124–126, 162
exploration 34–38, 40,
41, 55–56, 265c
immigration 8–9, 132,
144
royal visits 189, 279c,
281c
settlement
1788–1799 41–46
1800–1831 46–53
1831–1850 53–56
sports 110–111
Statute of Westminster
125, 274c