Ngoonjook Edition 31

Ngoonjook Edition 31 A journal of Australian Indigenous Issues

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:

• ‘Say Yes’ – but what did we vote for? 40 years on from the referendum – some reflections 40th anniversary of the 1967 referendum: Garma interviews
  • Interview with Nova Peris by Sherlyne Ngalmi
  • Interview with Kyle Vander-Kuyp by Lyndell MacDonald
  • Interview with John Christophersen by Sherlyne Ngalmi
  • Interview with Michelle Dowden by Ada Lechleitner
  • Interview with John Greatorex by Loretta Johnson
  • Interview with George Negus by Loretta Johnson
  • Interview with Cyril Oliver by Helena Wauchope
  • Interview with Wayne Nean by Melodie Bat
  • Interview with Speedy McGinness by Leeanne Mahaffey
• From behind the white picket fence: a view of the 1967 referendum and beyond by Ailsa Purdon
• Wangka Maya—Commemorating the 1967 referendum—40 years of citizenship
• Right to be counted: an exhibition of ‘scratch photography’ Partnerships, pathways and policies: Improving Indigenous education outcomes by Dr Jeannie Herbert
• Review: Digger J. Jones: My diary by Richard J. Frankland (Scholastic Press, NSW, 2007) by Jeanie Bell
• Book Review: Carpentaria by Alexis Wright (Giramondo, 2006) by David Coles Paper 1: Both-ways: the philosophy by Robyn Ober & Melodie Bat