Aboriginal self-determination by Gary Johns

Author:Gary Johns
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781925138085
Publisher: BookPOD
Published: 2014-03-14T04:00:00+00:00

196 Brunton, R. 1993. Black Suffering, White Guilt: Aboriginal Disadvantage and the Royal Commission into Deaths in Custody, Institute of Public Affairs.

197 RCADC, 1991. National Report, Volume 1.2.2.

198 RCADC, 1991, Volume 1.3.1.

199 RCADC, 1991, Volume 3, p. 60.

200 Biles, D. and D. McDonald, 1992. ‘Overview of the Research Program and Abstracts of Research Papers.’ Australian Institute of Criminology Research Paper No. 22, p. 631.

201 Biles, D. and D. McDonald, (eds) 1992. Deaths in Custody Australia, 1980-1989: The Research Papers of the Criminology Unit of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, Australian Institute of Criminology, Foreword.

202 RCADC, 1991, Volume 1.2.17.

203 Joudo, J. and M. Veld, 2005. ‘Deaths in Custody in Australia: National Deaths in Custody Program Annual Report 2004.’ Australian Institute of Criminology Technical and Background Paper Series, No.19.

204 In the mid-1770s a peculiar clothing fashion swept across Europe. For no immediately apparent reason, young men started dressing in yellow trousers, blue jackets and open-necked shirts. This mildly eccentric fashion spread from region to region in a manner strangely similar to the epidemics that were continuing to plague the Old Continent. It turned out that these 18th Century fashion victims all had one thing in common; they had all been exposed to the first novel of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, The Sorrows of Young Werther. Goethe’s novel recounted the desperate plight of Werther, a young man hopelessly in love with a happily married woman called Charlotte. In this intense and romantic tale, Goethe describes Werther’s rather peculiar penchant for wearing a colourful mélange of blue jackets, yellow trousers and open-necked shirts, and for having shot himself.

205 Joudo, J. and Curnow, J. 2006. ‘Deaths in Custody in Australia: National Deaths in Custody Program Annual Report 2006.’ Australian Institute of Criminology Research and Public Policy Series No. 85, p. 35.

206 Taylor, J. and B. Scambary, 2005. ‘Indigenous People and the Pilbara Mining Boom: A Baseline for Regional Participation.’ Research Monograph No. 25, Australian National University E Press, p. 151.

207 McKnight, 2002, p. 146.

208 Gary Becker on crime and punishment. <http://home.uchicago.edu/~gbecker/Nobel/nobel.html#Household>.

209 Australian Government, 1992. Aboriginal Deaths in Custody: Response by Governments to the Royal Commission. Australian Government Publishing Service.

210 Crime and Misconduct Commission Queensland, 2009. Restoring Order Crime Prevention, Policing and Local Justice in Queensland’s Indigenous Communities, p. 327.

211 CMC, 2009, p. 328.

212 Kenny, C. 1996. It Would Be Nice If There Was Some Women’s Business: The Story Behind the Hindmarsh Island Affair. Duffy and Snellgrove, page 47.

213 Kenny, 1996, p. 71.

214 Chapman v Tickner and ors [1995] FCA 1068 (15 February 1995), para 199.

215 Chapman v Tickner, 1995, para 124.

216 Hindmarsh Island Bridge Royal Commission, 1995. South Australia.

217 Chapman v Luminis Pty Ltd (No 5) [2001] FCA 1106 (21 August 2001)

218 In this and succeeding paragraphs I have drawn extensively on Geoffrey Partington’s brilliant rebuttal of Justice von Doussa’s findings. Partington, G. 2003. ‘Hindmarsh Island and the Fabrication of Aboriginal Mythology.’ Samuel Griffith Society, volume15, chapter 10.

219 Quoted in Partington, 2003.

220 Chapman v Luminis, 2001, paragraph 12.

221 Chapman v Luminis, 2001, paragraph 471.

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