NSW Lands Trust / Aboriginal Housing Company / Aboriginal Lands Trust / Alternative Publishing Cooperative Limited / Aboriginal Studies Press / The Black Defence Group / /
Country
United States / Australia / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / Bankruptcy / /
Facility
University of Sydney / Children’s Hospital / /
Holiday
Labor Day / /
IndustryTerm
food / telephone box / /
NaturalFeature
North Coast / NSW South Coast / Jervis Bay / Wallaga Lake / South Coast / Murray River / Darling River / /
Organization
NSW Land Council / Australian Communist Party / Western Aboriginal Legal Service / University of Sydney / state government / Wran Government / Socialist Party of Australia / Whitlam Government / Labour Party / Aboriginal Advisory Council / Children’s Hospital / Labor government / Trade Union Committee for Aboriginal Rights / National Tertiary Education Union / Aboriginal Tent Embassy / federal government / NSW government / New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council / national government / Select Committee / Communist party / Australian Council of Churches / Federal Parliament / Australian Theatrical and Amusement Employees Association / /
Person
Marcia Langton / Betty Tighe / Aunty Phoebe Mumbler / Gerry Bostock / Lorraine Fitzpatrick / Joe Flick / Alice Briggs / Kevin Cook / Mick Miller / Heidi Norman / Toni Smith / Gail Lovelock / Bob Bellear / Trudy Longbottom / Jessie Williams / Charlie Oliver / Peter Thompson / Alan Woods / Terry Hie Hie / Kevin Gilbert / John Maynard / Percy Mumbulla / William Bates / Ted Thomas / Joyce Clague / Barbara Flick / Nellie Anairs / Jack Campbell / Jacko Campbell / Camela Potter / Rod Pickette / Meredith Burgmann / Meredith Wilke / Robert Menzies / Foley / Ray Kelly / /
Position
secretary / Minister for Lands / Chairman / community representative / treasurer / Chair / convenor and later chairperson / initial chair / /
Product
Aboriginal Lands Rights Act / /
ProvinceOrState
Capital Territory / New South Wales / New / Northern Territory / /
9. Strategies: 1976 to 1981 By 1976, the campaign for Aboriginal land rights in the state of New South Wales badly needed a kick start. There had been a long history of land rights demands in eastern Australia from at le