The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre developed the map as part of a response to the state government's revised policy on Aboriginal and Dual Naming. The centre's senior researcher, Annie Reynolds ...
Thirteen gazetted Aboriginal place names in Tasmania written in the reconstructed palawa kani language will have their first ...
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Research confirms that ancient Tasmania was not a 'wilderness,' but an indigenous cultural landscapeBefore Indigenous occupation, lowland rainforests of celery-top pine and myrtle beech dominated the vegetation of western Tasmania, which together comprised about 77% of the pollen types during ...
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