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Articles by Susan Cruttenden
What Recognition of Country really means
THE WELCOME TO Country is a ritual or formal ceremony performed as a land ownership acknowledgement at many events in Australia. It is intended to highlight the importance of the area to the descendants of a particular clan or language group who once lived there. When an elder is not available to perform the welcome an acknowledgement of country may be offered instead.
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THE WELCOME TO Country is a ritual or formal ceremony performed as a land ownership acknowledgement at many events in Australia. It is intended to highlight the importance of the area to the descendants of a particular clan or language group who once lived there. When an elder is not available RUPERT MURDOCH, SOON to be followed by his children, wields huge influence on the politics of several English-speaking democracies through the family-owned media empire.
Exhibition
SYDNEY ARTIST Susie Dureau returns to Bungendore to open an exhibition of new works entitled The Architecture of Light. This body of work examines light as a subject and entity unto itself rather than an assumed component in the illumination of other subjects. The much-anticipated show, which follows a sell-out exhibition
YOUR Environment, Community + Progressive Politics
THE MINISTER FOR Education, Sarah Mitchell, has refused to address reports that the Department of Education has been offered an alternative, greenfield site (alternative to the town park site favoured by the state government) for the long-awaited Bungendore High School.
Rural Living
THE FEDERAL AGRICULTURE Department under David Littleproud is acting on recognition that much Australian biodiversity/habitat lies on private land, farm land, and that private landholders must be engaged to stem the catastrophic level of native plant and animal removal and decline since colonial times.
Book Review
Book review by Crystal Bevan. EARLY AUSTRALIAN SETTLERS faced not only starvation due to limited food supplies and failing crops, but also natural disasters similar and relatively more destructive than the ones we face today. Attempting to live and settle with an alien landscape’s volatile climate almost decimated the Europeans and
Coast Report
THE MANY TOURISTS who holiday, or own property, in Eurobodalla Shire are entitled to know the latest on the HuntFest saga. This annual event has grown from a photographic competition and explanation / justification of animal killing in 2013 to its present, far more dangerous form. The original event licence, providing
Protect the Dingo, beloved totem
This is a follow-up to Susan’s informative piece on dingos last year. Herewith, more background and latest information on what is happening to this persecuted native species — a strong totem animal for many indigenous people; an important part of the natural ecosystem; and dear to most dog lovers. THE DINGO IS a totem animal for many indigenous Australians.
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