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Reverend Griffiths and aeroplane
"Alice Springs Rev Griffiths on way to deliver plane. Had to stay at Oodnadatta a couple of days because Alice Springs airfield under water. Very cold 1936."
Mission boat 'Larrpan' on Brisbane River
"'Larrpan' at Brisbane River".
Shed under construction, Yirrkala
"Framework of 1st shed at Yirrkala Mission 1934-35".
Collecting logs at Cape Stewart
"Party at Cape Stewart (near Milingimbi) getting cypress logs 1930s".
East Point Lighthouse, Darwin
"East Point lighthouse, Darwin 1930s".
Salvaging CMS mission plane
"Crash at Groote Eylandt salvaging CMS mission 1936". Church Missionary Society mission plane, crashed near Groote Eylandt.
Creek at Yirrkala
"Creek at Yirrkala. Women used to swim until they discovered crocodiles".
Darwin Methodist Church and mission house
"Darwin Church and new Mission house late 1930s."
Crocodile
"Crocodile. During Synod, Rev Len Kentish wanted croc skin, set trap - spent all night skinning him c1938. Rev K later taken and killed by Japanese".
Shepherdson family at Athelstone, South Australia
"At Athelstone alongside the Fiat car we drove from Brisbane to Adelaide 1930s".
View of Adelaide from Athelstone, South Australia
"Looking over Adelaide from Athelstone".
Ella Shepherdson with her car
"My wife standing alongside the car we drove from Brisbane to Adelaide on of our holidays".
Harold and Ella Shepherdson's car packed ready for the trip to Darwin
"Ready to leave Adelaide for Darwin 1935".
Simone Tur chairing the Adelaide Writers' Week panel 'Leading lady: Lowitja's Legacy'
Associate Professor Simone Tur of Flinders University, chairing the Adelaide Writers' Week panel 'Leading lady: Lowitja's Legacy' on Stuart Rintoul's biography of Lowitja O'Donoghue, held on Thursday 4 March 2021. Adelaide Writers' Week is part of the Adelaide Festival, and was held at the Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden from 27 February to 4 March 2021.
Stuart Rintoul speaking at the Adelaide Writers' Week panel 'Leading lady: Lowitja's Legacy'
Author and journalist Suart Rintoul speaking about his biography of Aboriginal leader Lowitja O'Donoghue at his Adelaide Writers' Week session 'Leading lady: Lowitja's Legacy', chaired by Associate Professor Simone Tur of Flinders University, and held on Thursday 4 March 2021. Adelaide Writers' Week is part of the Adelaide Festival, and was held at the Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden from 27 February to 4 March 2021.
Quakers for Peace at the Adelaide Survival Day march, Tarndanyangga (Victoria Square)
Woman wearing a 'Quakers for Peace' apron, and a man wearing a sign with the message, 'Respect Aboriginal sovereignty through treaty!' at the Adelaide Survival Day march, Tarndanyangga (Victoria Square). Thousands gathered at the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarndanyangga.
Sign for the Wadna shop, near Blinman
Sign for the Wadna shop, near Blinman. Local Aboriginal arts, crafts, wood carvings, tours available, Adnyamathanha owned and operated.
Sign for the wadna shop, Blinman
Sign for the Wadna shop, Blinman. Local Aboriginal arts, crafts, wood carvings, tours available, Adnyamathanha owned and operated.
Prince Charles with Kevin Coombs
Prince Charles speaks with Kevin Coombs at an event during his Australian tour in 1981.
Views of Hermannsburg Mission Station
Hermannsburg was established in 1877 at a sacred site known as Ntaria.
Diary of Ella Sheperdson 1942-1943
Diary of Ella Sheperdson
Diary of Ella Sheperdson 1941-1942
Diary of Ella Sheperdson
Vicky Welgraven and Carolyn Power at Pay Our Respects 2022
Vicky Welgraven AM and Carolyn Power MP at Pay Our Respects 2022. Women gathered to pay respects to the Australian women violently killed in 2021.
Premier Peter Malinauskas speaking at the passing and proclamation of the Voice to Parliament legislation
Premier Peter Malinauskas speaking at the passing and proclamation of the Voice to Parliament legislation. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Liberal Democrats protesters at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Liberal Democrats protesters holding signs, at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Outbuilding, Anlaby Station
Group of men outside outbuilding with sheep in front of picture.
Strangways Springs Station
First wool scouring plant installed in South Australia, Strangways Springs Station.
Kulintjaku magazine
Seven hand-made booklets, each with the title Kulintjaku and produced on a spirit duplicator. Contents include Bible stories, fables, stories and notes in both Pitjantjatjara and English.