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    Let the Land Speak

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      Bjelke-Petersen, Flo 256–7

      Bjelke-Petersen, Joh 256

      Black, George 223

      Black Jack 37

      blackbirders 128, 279

      Blackburn, Justice 120

      Blamey, General Thomas 304, 319

      Blue Mountains 65, 202, 210, 211

      ‘boat people’ 390–1

      Bolte, Henry 106

      Borrowdale 130

      Botany Bay 5, 65, 92, 106–11, 124–5, 132, 134, 162

      Bounty 154

      Bourke 266, 277

      Bourke, Governor 178, 198

      Braidwood 204, 244, 355

      The Bran Mash 304

      breads 140, 145, 150, 164, 243–5 see also damper

      ‘paper bread’ 43–4

      Brisbane 182, 331, 335, 336, 337

      Brisbane Central Technical College 259

      Brisbane, Governor 195

      Britain, emigration from 174–82

      British Admiralty 88, 93, 95, 98, 102

      Buckholdereia pseudomallei 58

      Builth, Heather 27

      Buley, E.C. 303

      The Bulletin 266

      Bundaberg 112

      bunya nut feasts 29, 34, 35, 42, 45, 60, 242

      Bureau of Mineral Resources 267

      bush flies 349

      bush foods 50, 124 see also living larder

      stigma 45

      bushfire strategies 5, 54–8, 344

      fireproof houses 344

      bushfires 275, 277, 339

      Bustard Bay 112

      cabbage trees 134, 138, 142

      Cadigal people 134

      Cairns 204

      Cammeraygal 149

      Campbell, Duncan 129

      Canberra 268, 339

      2003 fires 57–8, 268, 339, 342, 344–5

      Canberra Times 344

      Cape Agulhas 132

      Cape Farewell 105

      Cape Horn 84, 86, 99

      Cape Leeuwin 91

      Cape of Good Hope 124, 132, 138, 143, 162

      Cape Town 88, 125, 131, 143

      Cape York 24, 118

      Carboni, Raffaello 216, 218, 219–20, 226, 227, 229–30, 231–5

      Carnes, Captain Jonathon 67

      Carstensz, Captain 77

      Castlemaine 221

      cattle 193–4

      Charlotte 130

      child labour 279, 281, 282

      China 72–4, 75, 80, 155, 204

      Chinese settlers 204

      Chisholm, Caroline 179–80, 249

      Christchurch earthquake 342, 395

      Christmas beetles 361–2

      Churchill, Winston 315

      Citizen Military Force (CMF) 312

      Clarke, Reverend William Branwhite 211, 212, 213

      climate change 24, 238, 343, 388, 398, 400

      global warming 25

      Ice Age 24

      surviving 389

      cockatoos 359–60

      ‘cocky’ farmers 272

      Collins, Lieutenant David 126, 132, 142, 146, 151–2, 154–5, 156, 159

      consensus and cooperation 32–4, 38, 370–1

      consumerism 379

      control burns 55, 56–8, 169

      Cook, Captain James 1–2, 3, 38, 65–6, 70, 86, 88, 92–110, 112–22, 124, 134

      Cook, Elizabeth 93

      Cooksland scheme 182

      Cooktown 116, 134

      Cootamundra wattle 363, 380

      Cosgrove, General Peter 320

      Croajingolong National Park 105

      CSIRO 368, 381, 298, 403

      currency lads and lasses 174

      Curtin, John 315–16

      Cyclone Tasha 336

      Cyclone Tracy 344

      Cygnet 86–7

      Dagworth Station 286

      Dalrymple, Alexander 76, 93–4

      damper 244, 245–8

      pumpkin scones and 254–7

      recipe 246–7

      Dampier, William 86–8, 108

      A New Voyage Round the World 87

      Voyage to New Holland 88

      Dargues gold mine 237–8

      Darling, Governor 175, 195

      Darling River 274

      Darwin 344

      Japanese bombing 314, 316–17

      ‘Darwin glass’ knives 34, 66

      Davis, Neeta 368–9

      Dawes, Lieutenant William 44, 142, 159, 160–1

      Dawes, Police Magistrate 223

      de Bougainville, Louis-Antoine 91

      de Freycinet, Louis 89

      de Houtman, Frederik 79

      de Mendonça, Cristóvão 74

      de Quiro, Pedro Fernandez 76

      de Saint Allouarn, Louis François 91, 122

      de Sequeira, Captain Gomes 74

      de Torres, Luis Vaez 76

      de Vlamingh, Willem 78, 88–9

      Dedal, Jakob 79

      Denisovans 16, 24, 370

      Dennis, C.J.

      The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke 297

      depressions 186, 198–202, 278–9

      Derrett, Julie 339, 341

      development 375–6

      Dharug people 37, 133, 135–7, 140, 148, 148, 150, 151, 160–2, 165

      Dickens, Charles 174

      didgeridoos 27

      The Dinkum Oil 304

      Dirk Hartog Island 78, 89, 91

      Djuuwin women 40–2

      Donnelly, Catherine 234

      droughts 4, 5, 33, 198–9, 205–7, 245

      1877–1903 264–87 see also Long Drought

      2002–2004 270

      Araluen 267–8

      land mismanagement 274

      predictions 287–9

      du Fresne, Marc-Joseph Marion 91

      duck 52

      catching by women 54

      Dulhunty, Robert 201

      dung beetles 349

      dust storms 205, 274

      Dutch East India Company 81

      Dutch East Indies 64, 77, 79, 81, 86

      Dutch traders/explorers 76–86

      Duyfken 77

      Earl of Pembroke 95

      earthquakes 395

      East India Company 90

      Easter Island 19

      eastern quolls 357

      ecosystems

      differences in 56

      vulnerability 358, 380

      Edwards, Colonel A.T. 296

      Edwards, Mrs Thelma (née Sheldon) 258

      Edwards, Ron 314

      eel farms 27–8

      Eendracht 79

      Eendrachtsland 79, 81, 108

      El Niño 343, 393

      Elliott, Brigadier ‘Pompey’ 306

      emigration in 19th century 174–5

      emus 50, 135, 146, 191, 200

      Endeavour River 116–18, 121, 134

      environmental impact assessments (EIAs) 375

      eucalypts 110, 348

      Eureka flag 226

      Eureka gold claim 212

      Eureka Stockade 5, 215–37

      Californian Rangers 215, 228–9, 230, 231

      democracy 223–5

      effect 235–6

      failure, reasons for 229–31

      German Rifle Brigade 229

      independence dream 220–1

      informants 229, 230, 235

      legacy 236–7

      plan 227–8

      rebels 219–20, 226–7

      troops 224–5, 231–5

      Eurocentric views 5, 72–3

      Eurunderee 265

      exploration 1–3, 72–91, 83–4, 95–113, 116–19

      Family Colonization Society 179

      Family Loan Colonization Society 179

      famine 60, 65

      Irish Potato Famine 177, 227, 244

      prediction 399–400

      Farrer, William 244

      Federation 265, 278, 279, 283, 286

      Federation drought 264, 270, 273–4 see also Long Drought

      female suffrage movement 264, 283–5

      feral cats 358–9

      Ffrench, Bernie 368–70

      Ffrench, Charlotte 184–5, 187, 188

      Ffrench, John 185

      Ffrench, Peter 177, 184–8, 348
    , 362

      Fiji 85, 104

      firestick farming 4, 5, 39, 44, 54–5

      first colony 123–69 see also First Fleet

      birth rate 158–9

      convicts 137–8, 141, 143, 144–7, 153

      despair 144–5, 158

      first spring 145

      first winter 144

      food availability 135–7, 141–4, 152–3

      food preferences and land use 244–5

      gardens 138, 141, 145–6, 154, 159, 164, 165

      housing 147–8

      marines 137–8, 144, 154, 168

      Polynesian brides 128–9

      rations 140, 147, 152, 153–4, 165, 168

      relationships with Dharug people 148–50

      selection of convicts 127

      starvation myth 123–69

      First Fleet 5, 92, 125–6, 129–32, 164, 252

      numbers 127–8

      first settlers 14–15, 20–2, 388 see also Indigenous Australians

      climate and conditions 21

      cultural similarities 23, 26

      early spread 23–4

      Ice Age, impact 24

      numbers 24

      stories of 15–16

      fish/fishing 27, 52–3, 155

      catching (for women) 63

      spearing (for men) 62

      Fish River 211

      Fishburn 130

      Fletcher, Tom 324

      floods 5, 25, 33, 328–31, 335–6

      building on flood-prone land 331–2, 337–8, 343–4

      predicting 345

      Queensland 1974 335, 342

      Queensland 2011 336–9, 342

      flying foxes 49, 349, 380

      food see also living larders; starvation of early colony myth

      choices 376–7

      1820, by 166

      iconic 241–2

      ignorance of colonists 159–60

      Indigenous ingredients of nations 241–2

      Indigenous storage and cooking techniques 46–8, 242–3

      loss of knowledge 45, 46

      moral omnivores 377–9

      starchy 43–4, 136

      time of first colony 135–7, 145–6, 157

      Fort Wellington 37

      4th Light Horse 304

      foxes 358

      Franklin, Miles 251

      free settlers 130, 166, 175–7

      Fremantle 201

      French, John 324

      French, Maurice

      The Lamington Enigma 260

      French, Val 318

      Friendship 130

      frogs 363–4

      Gagudju people 15

      Gai-Mariagal 37

      Gallipoli 4, 290–5, 299–300, 307–8 see also Anzac legend

      Anzac Cove 293, 300

      Cape Helles 291

      Chunuk Bair 300

      Gaba Tepe 291

      Hill Number 971 291

      Lone Pine 300, 301, 308–9

      trench papers 304

      Garden Island 138

      genocide 37

      Genyornis newtoni 20–1

      giant snake (Wonambi naracoortensis) 20

      Gipps, Governor 179, 211

      goannas 48

      gold 4, 180, 185, 203–5, 210–11

      discovery myth 211–13

      impact on land 61, 237–40

      legacy of Eureka 236–7

      mining rights 220–1

      wet seasons 213–14

      Gold Coast Bulletin 343

      Gold Fields Royal Commission 235–6

      Golden Grove 130, 132

      Gooch, Paul 212

      Gove land rights case 120

      Great Australian Bight 25, 65

      Great Barrier Reef 19–20, 74, 90, 91, 112, 371

      Great Depression 324–5

      Great Drought see Long Drought

      Great South Land myth 75–6, 93–5, 98, 100, 102, 103, 120 see also Terra Australis Incognita

      Green Island 113

      greenstone quarries 28, 34

      Greer, Chales 97

      Guardian 162

      Gundagai 328–31, 333, 342

      Gunditjmara people 27–8, 34

      Gunwinggu people 16

      Guugu Yimithirr men 38, 116–17

      Halford, Thomas 154

      Hamilton, General Sir Ian 308

      Hancock, Lang 67

      Hargraves, Edward 210–11, 212–13

      Harrison, Helen 267

      Hartley 211

      Hartog, Dirk 78–9

      Hasleham, Frank Arthur 233

      Hawaii 19, 121

      Hawkesbury River 139, 166, 334, 342

      Hayes, Anastasia 233

      health care companies 401

      heatwaves 277, 399

      herbicides 60, 347, 355, 359, 362–3

      Hickes, Lieutenant Zachary 105, 112

      Journal of a Voyage in the Endeavour 105

      Higgins, Chief Justice Terence 344

      Highland Clearances 176

      HM Bark Endeavour 1–2, 65, 66, 92, 95–113, 116–19

      shipwreck and the goat 1–2, 4, 96, 113–16, 119, 122

      HMS Sirius 125–6, 128, 130, 143, 148, 154, 155

      HMS Supply 128, 130, 132, 148, 154, 164

      Holyoake, Henry 223

      Homo floresiensis 370

      Honner, Lieutenant Colonel Ralph 320

      Horii, General 319

      Hotham, Governor 5, 217, 222, 223, 224, 226, 229, 230, 235

      housing 280

      Houtman Abrolhos 79

      human population movements 15–17, 19

      Humffray, J.B. 223, 236

      Hunter, Captain John 149

      Ice Age 16, 18, 21, 24, 25, 370, 371

      Imberombera 16

      in-ground ovens 47

      India 64, 73, 75, 79, 80, 90, 109, 125, 148, 175, 253, 313, 315, 391

      Indian Ocean 20, 85, 132

      Indigenous Australians see also first settlers

      consensus and cooperation 32–6

      cultural diversity from adaptation 26–9

      differences from European/Asian nations 29–30

      DNA 16–17

      flood warnings from 332, 334

      food see living larders

      help given to European settlers 202–3, 329–31

      impact of European settlement 37–8

      kinship traditions and systems 34–5

      languages 33–4

      population at time of European settlement 32–3

      regional festivals 35

      separation in Ice Age 24

      trade 34, 66

      women 40–52

      Indonesia 14, 18, 38, 64, 79

      Innisfail 204

      introduced animals 186, 358–9

      invention prediction 403–4

      Ireland 175, 177, 184, 227

      Irish soda bread 245, 246

      Ironbark pumpkin 252, 253

      isolation and environment 28

      Iwaidja people 37

      Jackson, Sir George 111

      Jacky Jacky 330–1, 333

      Jacobszoon, Lenaert 79

      Jandamarra of the Banuba 37

      Janszoon, Willem 77

      Japan 308

      New Guinea campaign 313–15

      Java 70, 73, 74, 77, 78, 166

      Jervis Bay 106

      Johnson, Dr Samuel 119

      Johnstone, Reverend 157, 161, 163

      Justinian 162

      Kameygal people 106–7, 133

      kangaroos 35, 52–3, 117, 135, 146, 155, 200–1, 350–4

      illegal shooting 350–1

      Kavel, Augustus 181

      Kennedy, Tom 227

      kindness 382–3

      King Frederick William 181

      King George III 103

      King, Lieutenant Philip Gidley 138

      Kingsbury, Private Bruce 324

      Kirkpatrick, Private John Simpson 301

      ‘koala soldiers’ 4, 312–13, 315, 320–6 see also Anzac legend; Gallipoli; Kokoda; New Guinea

      Kokoda 308, 309–12, 319–20, 322–7

      Kokoda Track 321

      Kokoda Track Foundation 320


      Kondo, Admiral Nobutake 313

      Kublai Khan 75

      Kundigal people 37

      La Niña 109, 289, 336, 343, 393

      La Trobe, Governor Charles Joseph 218, 221

      labour, cheap 280

      Lady Juliana 162

      Lady Penrhyn 130

      Lake Condah 27

      Lake Eyre 199

      Lake George 199, 394

      Lake Mungo 24

      Lalor, Captain 293

      Lalor, Peter 226–7, 230, 231, 233, 236

      Lamb, Anne 178

      Lamington, Lord and Lady 259–60

      lamingtons 259–63

      recipe 260–1

      land

      cheapness, impact 193–4

      importance of understanding 6–7

      Indigenous women’s impact 49–52

      infinite land myth 194–7

      learning 368–70

      living on 6–7

      local knowledge 372

      love for 384–5

      predictions for the next century 388–405

      ‘reading’ 367–8

      stories from 7–8

      study of 7

      war over 383

      land use

      contemporary farming 208–9

      cost-benefit analyses 240

      crimes against land 348–64

      droughts see droughts

      early settlers 184–209

      farming costs 193–4

      first colonists 138–9

      flood-prone land 331–3, 337–8, 343–4

      food preferences and 244–5

      introduced species 275–7

      land clearing 186–7, 205, 347, 348–9

      pollution of waterways 363–4

      sheep see sheep

      soil erosion 186, 190, 274

      weeds 362–3

      Landcare Australia Limited 347–8

      Lane, William 154

      Lang, Dr John Dunmore 178, 182

      Lawson, Henry 224, 265–6, 272, 273, 281, 284

      Lawson, Louisa 283

      Layton 178

      Leavitt, Mary 283

      Leeuwin 79

      life expectancy 401

      Lister, John 212, 213

      living larders 42–63, 124, 135–7, 169 365

      impact of colonial settlers 186–91

      lizards 360–1

      Lockyer Valley 336

      locust plagues 187, 364, 367, 397

      Long Drought 273–4

      food 271–2

      political and social effects 264–5, 270–1, 286–7

      severity 266–7

      soup kitchens 271, 278

      Long Jimmy 330

      Mabo, Eddie 120

      Macarthur, Elizabeth 196

      MacArthur, General 319

      Macarthur, John 194, 196

      Macassan fishermen see trepang fishermen

      McBrien, James 211

      McCallum, Private Charlie 323

      McClelland, Sergeant 212

      McGill, James 228, 230

      MacIntyre, John 160–1

      Macquarie River 201

      Madagascar 77, 78

      Magnetical Island 112–13

      Mahogany Ship 74

      maize 150

      Majors Creek 6, 237–9, 358, 362–3

      mange 355

      maps 1, 3, 65–6, 71–2, 73, 76, 76, 90

      Mason (Masson), Mr 132

      Mauritius 166

      Mauritius 79

      megafauna 21, 26

      Melbourne 217, 224, 226, 230, 235

     


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