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'For a glimpse of life in Central Australia 100 years ago, for a taste of gritty inland reality, you could hardly do better than read this book. And many of the concerns explored in these letters still resonate in our country today. To introduce that idea and some of the book's themes, I'm going to begin by telling of two recent encounters of mine in Central Australia.'  (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Australian Aboriginal Studies no. 1/2 2000 11976070 2000 periodical issue

    'I would like to introduce myself as the new Director of Research at the Institute and the new General Editor of Australian Aboriginal Studies. I have had an interest in and association with the Institute since 1979, and I'm keen to see the journal maintain its key role in the dissemination of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies. I would like to apologise on behalf of the Institute for the lateness of the two previous issues and to note that, with the release of this issue, we will not be experiencing any more delays.' (Luke Taylor, Editorial Introduction)

         2000     pg. 99-103
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