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Journal Article

Author
Leane, Jeanine
Title
Biography: David Unaipon
In
Australian quarterly
Imprint
vol. 86, no. 1, 2015, pp. 28-30
Url
https://search.informit.org/doi/epdf/10.3316/agispt.20190516010447
Description

From the article:
David Unaipon is best known today as the face that looks out from the Australian fifty-dollar note. Behind this face, there is a very important story. He was curiously religious and read widely on world religions and religious leaders such as Buddha, Mohammed and Christ. The inaugural David Unaipon Award for an unpublished Indigenous Writer was presented in 1989.

Abstract

About the author (2015):
Dr Jeanine Leane is a Wiradjuri woman from south-west NSW and is currently an Australian Research Council Fellow at the Australian Centre for Indigenous History at the Australian National University. Her current research project looks at the impact the David Unaipon Award on Australian literary culture and history since its inauguration in 1989. Jeanine is a former recipient of the award.

DAVID UNAIPON AWARD FOR AN UNPUBLISHED INDIGENOUS WRITER
University of Queensland Press
Recipients:
Holocaust Island ~ Graeme Dixon 1989
Caprice: A Stockman's Daughter ~ Doris Pilkington Garimara 1990
Broken Dreams ~ Bill Dodd 1991
Sweet Water, Stolen Land ~ Philip McLaren 1992
Bridge of Triangles ~ John Muk-Muk Burke 1993
The Sausage Tree ~ Valda Gee 1994
Warrigal's Way ~ Warrigal Anderson 1995
Black Angels - Red Blood ~ Steve McCarthy 1996
When Darkness Falls ~ John Bodey 1997
Is That You Ruthie ~Ruth Hegarty 1998
Of Muse, Meanderings and Midnight ~ Sam Watson 1999
Bitin' Back ~Vivienne Cleven 2000
The Mish ~ Robert Lowe 2001
Home ~ Larissa Behrendt 2002
Whispers of The Wik Woman ~ Fiona Doyle 2003
Swallow the Air ~ Tara June Winch 2004
Anonymous Premonition ~ Yvette Holt 2005
Me, Antman & Fleabag ~ Gayle Kennedy 2006
Skin Paintings ~ Elizabeth Hodgson 2007
Every Secret Thing ~ Marie Munkara 2008
The Boundary ~ Nicole Watson 2009
Purple Threads ~ Jeanine Leane 2010
Amazin' Grace ~ Dylan Coleman 2011
Story Siv Parker ~ 2012
Heat and Light ~ Ellen van Neerven-Currie 2013

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