This booklet records the stories of 9 Aboriginal women from the south coast region of NSW and describes the cultural attachment Aboriginal women have to their local landscape. Lorraine Brown is featured.

A collaborative work by Les Bursill, Mary Jacobs, artist Deborah Lennis, Dharawal Elder Aunty Beryl Timbery-Beller and Dharawal spokesperson Merv Ryan. The story of the Dharawal speaking people of Southern Sydney.

The people that lived in Illawarra long before the lake that bears this name existed, came over several millennia to comprise two major groups, Dharawal and Dhurga. This volume explores the Dreaming and the Law; Land, Forests, Middens; Totems; Fire
Art; and Knowledge, Power and Healing.

The people that lived in Illawarra long before the lake that bears this name existed, came over several millennia to comprise two major groups, Dharawal and Dhurga. This volume explores the impact of colonisation on the lives and country of the Dharawal and Dhurga Aboriginal peoples.

A thematic history of the Aboriginal people in the Illawarra area from 1770 to 1970. It includes several maps that show areas of historical and contemporary significance to Aboriginal people, and identifies sites that are of local or statewide significance.

A snapshot of an urban Aboriginal community. A report by the University of Wollongong Indigenous Multi-Disciplinary Health Research Coalition.

A three-part documentary history of the Illawarra and South Coast Aborigines 1770-1850, including a chronological blibliography covering the period 1770-1990.

A book about Aboriginal people's use of plants and animals in the Illawarra area. It includes interviews with Aboriginal people, combined with extensive background research. and explores the spiritual and economic significance of various Illawarra environments to the local Aboriginal people and includes artwork by our own Lorraine Brown.

This book contains "glimpses" of the oral history of Aboriginal people living in the Illawarra area: Joan Wakeman, Lou Duren, Bill Holmes, Katherine Holmes, Dolly Henry, Fred Moore, Charles Duren, Jim Davis, David Brown, Mary Davis, Linda Davis, Heather Ball, Dorothy Tungai, Irene Maran, Pearl Brown, Margaret Hayles, Joyce Donovan, Roy Kennedy, Kay Maher, Shirley Gadd, Jane Tighe, Esme Cruse, Margrett Gilson.

A qualitative study to explore the art-making practices of and public artworks produced by artists from the Coomaditichie Artist Cooperative.