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'Under the Mango Tree provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of Darwin and the Top End from an Indigenous perspective. The contributors speak frankly about their lives, from pre World War II years to the present day. From joy of 'mixed-race' dances at the Sunshine Club, midnight mango raids, and the smell of satay outside Darwin's Star Theatre, to the anguish of 'half-caste' children separated from their families, this collection evokes a contrasting picture of racial harmony and prejudice. Ultimately it is a record of the strength and diversity and a tribute to the Indigenous families who contributed greatly to the life of the Northern Territory and continue to do so...' (Back cover)
Notes
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Dedication : Dedicated to my Mother, Gloria Lee
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Warning: This book contains names and photos of people who have passed away. Please be careful when reading this book or showing it to others. (Source: Back cover)
Contents
* Contents derived from the
Winnellie,
Darwin,
Darwin area,
Northern Territory,:Northern Territory Writers' Centre
, 2001 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- A Holiday In Town, single work life story (p. 7-15)
- A Worker of Men, single work life story (p. 17-23)
- Looking for a Familiar Face, single work life story (p. 25-31)
- A Multicultural City, single work life story (p. 33-41)
- Daisy Ruddick with her Daughter Esther Carolin, single work life story (p. 43-49)
- I Feel Comfortable Here, single work life story (p. 51-57)
- A Full and Rich Life, single work life story (p. 59-65)
- A Sporting Life, single work life story (p. 67-73)
- Keeping the Old Skills Alive, single work life story (p. 75-81)
- Working the Sea, single work life story (p. 83-89)
- Never Knock a Cleaner, single work life story (p. 99-107)
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Works about this Work
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Indigenous Stories Told Collectively
BlackWords : Indigenous Stories Told Collectively
2015
single work
criticism
— Appears in: The BlackWords Essays 2015; (p. 5) The BlackWords Essays 2019;In this essay Heiss discusses and explains the important role of anthologies in the creation of communities of writers and in acknowledging, consolidating and launching writing careers.
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Indigenous Stories Told Collectively
BlackWords : Indigenous Stories Told Collectively
2015
single work
criticism
— Appears in: The BlackWords Essays 2015; (p. 5) The BlackWords Essays 2019;In this essay Heiss discusses and explains the important role of anthologies in the creation of communities of writers and in acknowledging, consolidating and launching writing careers.
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