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In 2002, Walkley Award wining photojournalist Megan Lewis wen to tlive with the Martu people.

This is a stunning collection of photographs and oral stories capturing the beauty, humour, sadness and friendship of an Aboriginal tribe at odds with western culture.

This book provides an Introduction to Indigenous Australia.

An accessibly written and well-illustrated pocket-sized guide, it’s an invaluable introduction for everyone: adults who want to learn what they weren’t taught at school, migrants, tourists, institutions and departments, schools, and trainers.

Content includes Who Are We? (land, family, population, flags); Society and Culture (culture, arts, sport, learning two-ways, participation: education and employment; health, governance) and Resistance and Reconciliation (early resistance; missions, reserves and stations; activism and representation; reconciliation and celebration).