Ngoonjook Edition 26

Ngoonjook seeks to make relevant material available to an Indigenous readership and to all those interested in Indigenous Australian issues. Themes explored include: education, health, cultural identity, natural and cultural resource management, the arts and linguistics.

Articles in this issue:

• Protecting Indigenous people’s knowledge systems by Sonia Smallacombe
• Capturing country—GIS and cultural resource management by Tim Whiteside and Darryn Wilson
• Legal issues for Indigenous artists—an update by Robynne Quiggin
• What’s Biting Bromley: Intellectual property and Indigenous cultural values by Stephen Gray
• Fracturing the Skeleton of Principle: Australian Law, Aboriginal Law, and Digital Technology by Michael Christie
• Reflection:  Intellectual property issues and publishing: Wadeye endangered languages project and Batchelor Press by Atu Frank Dumoo & Maree Klesch
• Carpets, T-shirts and a ten dollar note reflections on an IP challenged nation by Karen Manton
• Looking out for Culture: Indigenous Arts and Cultural Expression & Copyright, Trade marks and Designs by Terri Janke
• Book Review by Mathew Lamb