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2013 Victorian Community History Awards Honouring Those Who Served for King & Country Brighton Cemetorians Inc. The Brighton Cemetorians March 2013 (Issue 31) Journal dedicated to stories of the unsung heroes of WW1 and the effect it had on their families. ‘Strong Roots, Resilient Communities’ History and Stories from Buloke Buloke Shire A collaborative project involving the ten communities of the Buloke Shire which resulted in a travelling exhibition of historical objects, photographs and stories. Charlton: Celebrating 150 Years By Carolyn Olive and Grace Cadzow Publication exploring the history of the township of Charlton and the surrounding district. Published to coincide with Charlton's 150th anniversary celebration held at Easter 2013, the book is printed in colour and contains 344 pages of history, stories, reminiscences and over 500 photographs. Black Gold: Aboriginal People on the Goldfields of Victoria, 1850 - 1870 David 'Fred' Cahir This book provides a detailed examination of Aboriginal people on the goldfields of Victoria. It describes how Aboriginal people often figured significantly in the search for gold and documents the devastating social impact of gold mining on Victorian Aboriginal communities. It reveals the complexity of their involvement in vivid detail. 6
The Historic Importance of the Dingo in Aboriginal Society in Victoria By Fred Cahir & Ian Clark Dingoes feature prominently in Australian Aboriginal Creation stories and are also widely regarded as having an intricate relationship with Aboriginal people. This re-consideration of the archival record explores the relationship between Aboriginal people, British colonizers in Victoria (south-eastern Australia), and dingoes. 2013 Victorian Community History Awards A Clyde History [www.clydehistory.comyr.com] By John Campbell and Joan Vanderhorn 'A Clyde History' - a website capturing the community life history of a small country town before it is swallowed up by urbanisation. The website surveys what happened in the period between when the Bunurong camped on the Cardinia Creek and when buses replaced rail transport in the 1980's. A Small Selection of Camperdown's Notable Scots Camperdown & District Historical Society Inc. Booklet: A short history of eleven pioneer Scottish settlers of Camperdown with relevant illustrations. Produced to coincide with the restoration of the heritage-listed, oldest outdoor statue in the world of Robert Burns, which was donated to the town in 1883 by one of our early Scots settlers - William Taylor. Single but not alone: the first 40 years of the Council of Single Mothers and their Children By Deanne Carson & Fiona Hendry, Council of Single Mothers and their Children ‘Single but not alone’ takes us back to a time when having a child outside marriage carried enormous stigma, with many women compelled to relinquish their child for adoption. Through the voices of the women involved it celebrates the remarkable changes driven by CSMC, including the introduction of income support for single mothers, reform of the legal status of children and challenging stereotypes, and the compassionate support provided for single mothers 7
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