Meet an ancient Aussie author
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John M Wenitong [alias Pemulwuy Weeatunga] 31-07-20 In 2011, at 57 y/o, & after ‘a series of unfortunate events’, I found myself out of work,
“It’s almost a conservation utopia — but even Mt Rothwell can’t get rid of the rabbits. Their numbers got as low as 12 almost a
http://www.welcometocountry.org/9-lessons-australia-learn-aboriginal-people/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGY0__ReIVk&fbclid=IwAR0FPdp60t8D8Y4tOtaocojge6pJQ7vXUuj5XiVoB_guPJSVAqfOrL1jgHM
Another wonderful breakthrough from science! Did you know that all our plastics are oil-based? No wonder cancer is prevalent in our societies! Oil & its
Mainstream Australia has erroneous concepts of the race ‘found’ here 250 years ago. They were not savages, nor heathens as much as Colonial explorers would
Mainstream Australia has erroneous concepts of the race ‘found’ here 250 years ago. They were not savages, nor heathens as much as Colonial explorers would
Great book. Well written and interesting ... I read it from cover to cover without putting it down.
Fascinating story with vivid visuals.
Pemulwuy Weeatunga's narrative is akin to the traditional oral storytelling of Indigenous people - there is an informal yet cheeky tone, indicative of someone with much respect for their culture and country. A compelling story with delightful characters and beautiful descriptions, this is a short read but well worth it.
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