First Nations
Reconciliation Memoirs with Richard Walley
Reconciliation Memoirs with Dr Richard Walley OAMWritten in collaboration with Victoria Laurie Ea...
Reconciliation Memoirs with Dr Richard Walley OAMWritten in collaboration with Victoria Laurie Each year, Reconciliation WA produces the memoirs of a long-standing champion in the reconciliation movement. This year they sat down with Dr Richard Walley OAM to present his Reconciliation Memoirs, written in collaboration with Victoria Laurie. Dr Walley is a Noongar man and respected Elder, musician, and cultural leader who has been instrumental in the reconciliation movement in Australia. Dr Wal...
$19.95
Reconciliation Memoirs with Fred Chaney
Reconciliation Memoirs with Fred Chaney in conversation with Victoria Laurie The Hon Fred Chaney ...
Reconciliation Memoirs with Fred Chaney in conversation with Victoria Laurie The Hon Fred Chaney AO’s commitment to social justice, and his belief in the equal value of all people, has driven a long and passionate career in advancing the reconciliation movement in Australia. The 2022 launch of the 'Reconciliation Memoirs with Fred Chaney' captures his handover notes from sixty years in the Reconciliation movement. Written by Victoria Laurie.
$19.95
Day BreakAmy McQuire, illustrated by Matt Chun 'Day Break' is the story of a family making their ...
Day BreakAmy McQuire, illustrated by Matt Chun 'Day Break' is the story of a family making their way back to Country on January 26. We see the strength they draw from being together, and from sharing stories as they move through a shifting landscape. The story refocuses the narratives around ‘Australia Day’ on Indigenous survival and resistance, and in doing so honours the past while looking to the future. Confronting yet truthful, painful yet full of hope, 'Day Break' is a crucial story that...
$24.95
RespectAunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson, illustrated by Lisa Kennedy Our Way is old. Older than the ...
RespectAunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson, illustrated by Lisa Kennedy Our Way is old. Older than the red earth. Older than flickering stars. Our way is respect. A tender, thoughtful story reminding us to respect others and respect ourselves. Part of the Our Place series which welcomes children to culture. 'Dream team Aunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson, who previously brought us the excellent Nganga: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander words and phrases, have collaborated with artist Lisa Kennedy to ...
$27.95
Somebodys Land: Welcome to Our Country
Somebody's Land: Welcome to Our CountryAdam Goodes and Ellie Laing, illustrated by David Hardy 'F...
Somebody's Land: Welcome to Our CountryAdam Goodes and Ellie Laing, illustrated by David Hardy 'For thousands and thousands of years, Aboriginal people lived in the land we call Australia. The land was where peoplebuilt their homes,played in the sun, and sat together to tell stories. When the white people came, they called the land Terra Nullius.They said it was nobody's land.But it was somebody's land.' 'Somebody's Land' is an invitation to connect with First Nations culture, to acknowledge ...
$24.95
The Kija Country Earrings were designed by Rowena Morgan, a Kija woman from the Halls Creek area ...
The Kija Country Earrings were designed by Rowena Morgan, a Kija woman from the Halls Creek area of The Kimberley, Western Australia. The design depicts the hills of this Country, particularly the Landsdowne Ranges. Handcrafted from acrylic pink mirror drop with a turquoise mirror stud.
$55.00
The Kija Country Earrings were designed by Rowena Morgan, a Kija woman from the Halls Creek area ...
The Kija Country Earrings were designed by Rowena Morgan, a Kija woman from the Halls Creek area of The Kimberley, Western Australia. The design depicts the hills of this Country, particularly the Landsdowne Ranges. Handcrafted from acrylic gold mirror drop with a red, gold and black glitter stud.
$55.00
Aboriginal Six Seasons Candles
The Noongar seasons have always been a part of Aboriginal life and like time itself, the six Noon...
The Noongar seasons have always been a part of Aboriginal life and like time itself, the six Noongar seasons represent a predictable timetable of foreseeable events. Acknowledgement that nothing is unconnected and each change is being influenced by the last. These candles are individually hand-poured in the south west of Western Australia and feature a unique fragrance blend invoking each season. BirakThe First Summer - December and January - Season of the YoungThe colour for Birak is pink - ...
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From Djarliny's Series II collection ’Conscious Enigma’ "There is a place where time does not mat...
From Djarliny's Series II collection ’Conscious Enigma’ "There is a place where time does not matter. Physical constructs are irrelevant. All that exists in this place is our purest intentions, manifested into reality by the recognition of colour. Before spiritual awareness and our compromised interpretation of reality, there is a place of pure energy, where our explanations mean nothing because it cannot be deceived by our ego." - Djarliny Limited edition A2 fine art print from an original c...
$195.00
From Djarliny's Cultural Knowledge collection 'Peaceful Chaos' "We are Calm, Quiet and Peaceful a...
From Djarliny's Cultural Knowledge collection 'Peaceful Chaos' "We are Calm, Quiet and Peaceful as world events take hold and create turmoil around our everyday lives, we remain acutely aware that some events may happen that are beyond our control. We must reserve our inner strength to focus on making a positive change where it is most required." - Djarliny Limited edition A2 fine art print from an original canvas painting
$195.00
Chunyart and the Cheeky Parrot
Alton WalleyIllustrated by Sandy Fordham, Rosalie Okely and Richard Walley Chunyart had dreamed o...
Alton WalleyIllustrated by Sandy Fordham, Rosalie Okely and Richard Walley Chunyart had dreamed of this day since he was a little boy. He was finally old enough to go hunting with his dad. A young Nyoongar boy called Chunyart is taking his first journey towards becoming a man. He has much to learn from his family about the land and its useful plants. But with a cheeky parrot for a friend, there is plenty of mischief along the way. This book has been produced by Kings Park Education to celebra...
$19.95
The Waugal and the Swan: The story of a riverJill Worsley This is a story of a river. Now called ...
The Waugal and the Swan: The story of a riverJill Worsley This is a story of a river. Now called the Swan, the river was known to the local Nyungar people as the Durbal Yaragan. The Nyungar had used the river and its environs for thousands of years, but in 1650 they witnessed the arrival of the first European ships off the coast, an event that was eventually to bring big changes to their way life. In this book, Western Australian maritime historian, Jill Worsley, explores the traditional use ...
$12.50