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Issue Details: First known date: 2001... 2001 Billy Shepherd, Ruby Ababa and Molly Baban
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    y separately published work icon Saltwater People : Larrakia Stories from Around Darwin Samantha Wells (editor), Darwin area : Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation , 2001 Z1707206 2001 anthology life story prose essay biography interview 'In 1901, the year that federation was granted to Australia, there were several hundred Larrakia people living in the Darwin region. In 2001, there are over 1500 people who are descendants of those people. This book looks mainly at Larrakia history over that one hundred year period as told by Larrakia people themselves. Larrakia people pay tribute to their ancestors who have passed away and the various contributions they made to Darwin. They also recall their own experiences of growing up in Darwin: where and how they lived and worked; the type of bush and sea foods that continued to be available to them even as their country changed; and their individual experiences of government policies of the day which saw so many Larrakia people of mixed descent removed from their families and placed in institutions.' (Source: Publisher's blurb) Darwin area : Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation , 2001 pg. 75-100
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