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Pauline Whyman Pauline Whyman i(A107604 works by)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Aboriginal Yorta Yorta / Yota Yota ; Aboriginal
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1 Chocolate Wrappers i "I slept with chocolate wrappers", Pauline Whyman , 2018 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Lifted Brow , December no. 40 2018; (p. 13) Fire Front : First Nations Poetry and Power Today 2020; (p. 131-132)
1 Blak & Bright : Opening Address : 20 Reasons Why You Should Read Blak Anita Heiss , Pauline Whyman , Gregory J. Fryer , 2016 single work criticism
— Appears in: The Wheeler Centre , February 2016;

'...The opening address for the inaugural Blak & Bright Festival,Anita Heiss ‘unpacks the Blak’ – presenting 20 reasons why and how you should read Indigenous literature. She's joined by two of our finest Indigenous actors, reading excerpts from 20 Blak books. Listen in on a funny and challenging, rapid-fire event.'

'Featuring Anita Heiss, Pauline Whyman and Greg Fryer.'
1 1 form y separately published work icon Back Seat Pauline Whyman , ( dir. Pauline Whyman ) Sydney : Scarlett Pictures , 2007 Z1464818 2007 single work film/TV 'Back Seat is a film inspired by Pauline Whyman's own life experiences. It tells the story of 12-year-old Janine, a young Aboriginal girl which her foster parents take for the first visit to her biological family.' (Creative Spirits Info/Resources)
1 1 Funny Bones Pauline Whyman (director), 2006 single work musical theatre
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