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'Kura is the first of a series of books of yarns told by our Nyungar Elders throughout the South West region of Western Australia. The story of William Thomas Bennell a Nyungar Elder from the Brookton area tells more than the story of one man's life and how it relates to the past, present, and future.' (Source: Preface)
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Dedication: This book is dedicated to my father and mother Don and Sylvia Collard who supported me through many of the personal decisions I had to make while preparing the following information. Special thanks to Aunty Jean and Uncle Fred. Also many thanks to Sandy, Alan, John, Stella, Adrian, Linda and Steve, for their support and help. Last but not least, to Albert and Family for being there when needed.
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Contents
* Contents derived from the
Bunbury,
Bunbury area,
Bunbury - Capel - Collie area,
Far Southwest Western Australia,
Western Australia,:Noongar Language and Culture Centre
, 1991 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Waakal, Tom Bennell , single work prose dreaming story (p. 3-7)
- Oral History, Glenys Collard (interviewer), single work oral history (p. 23-27)
- The Balyit, Tom Bennell , single work prose Indigenous story (p. 30-35)
- Waakal, Tom Bennell , single work prose Indigenous story (p. 36-40)
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