Living on Medicine Cards & Journals

Living on Medicine Cards & JournalsA landmark report on the current epidemic of kidney disease among Central Australian Aboriginal people Living on Medicine is much more than that. Devitt and McMasters have investigated areas like traditional understandings of sickness and health; language and communication problems; cultural factors in responding to illness and the limitations of mainstream healthcare to produce an immensely readable introduction to the crisis in Indigenous health.

Betty Lardy

and speak of hopes for better times to come

The new 316-page Revised Second Edition

Margaret Kemarre Turner OAM is a proud mother

poverty and record auction prices

This is because amidst it all and from the words of Ganygulpa Dhurrakay…"it starts from the head and the heart for us

In their own words accompanied by English translations the Anmatyerr women of Laramba (Napperby) near Alice Springs describe their traditions of plant use

Western Arrarnta -speaking communities include Ntaria (Hermannsberg)

Visitors to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park often think that few animals live in such an arid landscape

Born and brought up among Aboriginal people

Browns Bore and Kintore

When the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA)