That their government used to group Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as wildlife is a prevalent claim in Australia, one that’s been frequently repeated in recent years online as well as by ...
A regularly repeated claim in public debate is that Indigenous Australians were covered by a flora and fauna act, which did not classify them as human beings, and that this only changed when the ...
"Bonnie Deegan, Barbara Sturt, Doris Ryder, May Butcher, Stan Brumby, Gracie Long, Nora Nagarra Badngarri, Jack Lannigan, Joe Blythe and Glenn Wightman." Contents Introduction: background; Regional ...
The number of Australian animals, plants and unique ecological communities officially recognised as being in danger of extinction rose to 2,142 last year. Australia has one of the world's highest ...
THE march of civilisation inevitably betokens the retreat of the native plants and animals of a country. For long the retreat passes unnoticed: the early settlers, battling with Nature for a foothold, ...
Will Cornwell has received funding from the ARC and Commonwealth Dept of Agriculture, Water and the Environment. The authors would like to gratefully acknowledge the contributions of Thomas Mesaglio ...
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