Yinga rraatja ilpangkama: Hard times at Hermannsburg 1920s and 1930s by Helene Burns

Yinga rraatja ilpangkama: Hard times at Hermannsburg 1920s and 1930s by Helene BurnsIn 1929, a severe drought spread across central Australia. Many Hermannsburg people became sick. Superintendant Albrecht walked about at night with his lamp to help them, but many people died. What could they do? With city people giving their support, community members did the work. The pipeline project was completed, and water came to the township on the 1st of October, 1935. It was a lifechanging event that is celebrated to this very day.

When my pup growls

writing about this country's vast interior and bringing the outback into the popular imagination of Australians

he was also a scientist

For as long as they can remember

and fun facts on the rules (and non-rules) of English

"always be happy to look after all your families and keep them safe

surrounded by turkeys

But one morning the rain stops and news reaches the parish “ the electricity is finally arriving

revolution

untangling the myths through which she is remembered in Australia's Aboriginal and settler communities

'Truly original and touching' Helen Hoang

Create your own construction site pictures with the reusable play pieces in this book that's full of endless play scene fun