National Museum of Australia / Charles Sturt University / Global Environment Facility / Century Mine / Royal Australian Institute of Architects / Cairns Business College / Australian Institute of Aboriginal / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
NaturalFeature
Gulf of Carpentaria / Acton Peninsula / /
Organization
Cairns Business College / Queensland Department of Family Services and Aboriginal / Foundation Board / Department of the Prime / Commonwealth Public Service / Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Studies / Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture / Royal Australian Institute of Architects / Aboriginal Reconciliation Unit / Commonwealth and State Government / Social Policy Division / ACT Chapter / Dawn’s association / Department of Communications and the Arts / United Nations / Development Board for Commonwealth Countries / Queensland Department of Family Services / Construction Coordination Task Force / Department of Aboriginal Affairs / Local Government / Charles Sturt University / /
Person
Aboriginal Strait Islanders / Gerry Hand / DAWN CASEY / Torres Strait Islanders / Paul Groggin / Heritage Branch / Personnel / /
Position
Minister for Immigration / Advisor / Minister / Inspector / Chancellor / Assistant Divisional Head / Assistant Director General / Assistant Secretary / receptionist and typist / Chief General Manager / Director of the Museum / member / /
MS DAWN CASEY Citation for the Conferral of Doctor of Arts (honoris causa) Dawn Casey was born in Rockhampton in 1950, the third of seven children. Her Aboriginal parents were from Croydon in the Gulf of Carpentaria, No