The End of Silence: With the consent of the natives (Boyer lectures)

Julie Browning

The End of Silence: With the consent of the natives (Boyer lectures)

Julie Browning (Other)

Faculty of Society & Design

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Abstract

Rachel Perkins explains in more detail the first of the Uluru Statement’s aspirations; to hear Indigenous voices and for this to be embraced in the Australian constitution.

And, with the approach of the 250th anniversary of Captain James Cook’s claiming of the east coast of Australia, Rachel reminds us of what the view from the shore may have been, if their voices had been heard.

Written and presented by Rachel Perkins, an award winning Indigenous filmmaker.

Original language	English
Publisher	Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 23 Nov 2019

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