Regina Ganter Regina Ganter i(A84837 works by)
Gender: Female
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' Regina Ganter is the multi-award winning author of The Pearl Shellers of Torres Strait (1994) and Mixed Relations (2006). She has published widely in the field of cross cultural encounters and contributed to a number of broadcasts, museum exhibitions and curriculum materials. She has also produced a web-directory of intercultural encounters between indigenous people and German missionaries in Queensland for the Queensland Sesquicentennial celebrations in 2009 (http://missionaries.griffith.edu.au/). Regina migrated to Australian in 1979 and has taught Australian history and heritage studies in the School of Humanities at Griffith University since 1992. She has been on the national executive of the Australian Historical Association, and gained the inaugural AHA Prize in Australian History in 1992, and the NSW Premier's History Book Award and the Ernest Scott Prize in Australian History in 2007. She is undertook an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship to prepare a website on German missionaries, ethnographers and collectors in Australia.' (Source: The Australian Academy of the Humanities website)

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y separately published work icon Mixed Relations : Asian-Aboriginal Contact in North Australia The University of Western Australia : UWA Publishing , 2006 Z1590810 2006 single work multi chapter work oral history life story lyric/song

'Part conventional history and part oral history, Mixed Relations explores the successive phases of contact in Australia's north and explores the impact of a range of circumstances-political, legal and economic on - members of the polyethnic communities. Based on extensive research and hundreds of interviews, it provides fresh insights into the national narrative and poses challenging questions about identity in the twenty-first century' Publishers note (Sighted 20/05/2009)

2007 winner Ernest Scott Prize
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