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As good as it gets? Apology, colonialism and White innocence 1999 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 11 (1/2): 34-40
  • Eva Mackey
 1037-0730
Shanghaied by Sheiks: Orientalism and hybridity in women's romance writing 1999 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 11 (1/2): 12-21
  • Hsu-Ming Teo
 1037-0730
What is the white in white Australia? A reading of A.O. Neville, Australia's coloured minority 1999 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 11 (1/2): 28-33
  • Catriona Elder
 1037-0730
Heroes of Australia: race, nation and masculinity in Australian boys' adventure stories, 1875-1920 1999 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 11 (1/2): 22-7
  • Martin Crotty
 1037-0730
Lovers and luggers: narratives of nation and romance in Broom, 1900-1940 1999 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 11 (1/2): 5-11
  • Ruth Balint
 1037-0730
Skeletons in our closets: family histories, personal narratives and race relations history in Australia 1998 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 10 (2): 15-22
  • Victoria Haskins
 1037-0730
The myth of the universal woman 1998 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 10 (1): 20-4
  • Christine Cheater
 1037-0730
Moving images, making meanings: an essay for the exhibition [Derrière les images', Musé d]Ethnographie, Neuchatel 1998 1998 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 10 (2): 23-30
  • Frances Calvert
 1037-0730
The reinvention of the 'noble savage'. Archibald Meston and [Wild Australia] 1997 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 9 (1/2): 38-43
  • Faith Walker
Just looking: Miss Pink and the camera 1997 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 9 (1/2): 15-25
  • Catherine Rogers
Looking for Tambo 1997 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 9 (1/2): 27-37
  • Rosy Poignant
'... like an Aborigine' - Empathy, Elizabeth Durack, And the colonial imagination 1997 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 9 (1/2): 44-52
  • Julie Marcus
Not speaking, listening [... and representation] 1997 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 9 (1/2): 4-14
  • Efi Hatzimanolis
Reconstructing [our] past: The Museum of Sydney 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (2): 22-5
  • K. Schaffer
White women held captive in Arnhem Land 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (1): 17-22
  • Gillian Cowlishaw
 1037-0730
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection act: how beneficial legislation has missed its mark 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (1): 23-32
  • Andrea Malone
 1037-0730
Miss Pink's racism 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (1): 4-7
  • Julie Marcus
 1037-0730
Erotics and the Museum of Sydney 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (2): 4-8
  • J. Marcus
What does [heritage] mean in a living museum? 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (1): 8-11
  • Paul Rainbird
 1037-0730
Terra nullis and the Museum of Sydney 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (2): 9-21
  • C. Rogers
Something new, something old: transforming oral traditions into linocuts 1996 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 8 (1): 12-16
  • Sarah Martin
 1037-0730
Tourism, primitivism and power: an analysis of some advertising literature of the Australian tourism industry 1995 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 7 (1/2): 22-7
  • Carol Simondson
 1037-0730
Photography and anthropology: looking back at the camera 1995 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 7 (1/2): 28-40
  • Catherine Rogers
 1037-0730
A blast from the past 1995 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 7 (1/2): 4-8
  • Fiona Foley
 1037-0730
The discovery of a 19th century photographer - Thomas Cleary 1995 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 7 (1/2): 9-21
  • Karen Donnelly
 1037-0730
Daisy Bates 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (2): 23-4
  • Isobel White
Going "Walkabout" in the 1950's: images of 'traditional' Aboriginal Australia 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (1): 4-8
  • L Russell
The legal and philosophical issues involved in Aboriginal land rights cases 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (1): 20-4
  • L O'Connor
Children's books [depiction of Australian Aborigines] 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (2): 17-21
  • Julie Marcus
Postmodernism, cultural politics and the struggle over truth: the case of the 'Into the heart of Africa' exhibit [Royal Ontario Museum, 1990] 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (1): 25-8
  • E Mackey
Tom Wright and Olive M. Pink 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (2): 4-6
  • Audrey Johnson
What's design got to do with it? The 1958 Aboriginal gallery at the Australian Museum 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (1): 16-19
  • B Factor
Olive Muriel Pink [including two letters by OM Pink] 1994 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 6 (2): 7-16
  • Reg Harris
Imaging the imagined: stories of "Jedda" 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (2): 9-13
  • K Schlunke
Masquerade as disguise and satire in two travellers' tales of the Orientalist's harem 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (1): 23-9
  • M L Roberts
Travelling to the Orient 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (1): 19-22
  • Julie Marcus
Picture the primitive: the 1950's, film and television and indigenous Australians 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (2): 4-7
  • M R Leigh
Ab/originality: playing and passing versus assimilation 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (2): 19-23
  • D Johnson
'One mob, one voice, one land'? Perceptions of Central and Western Desert Aboriginal women's law meetings 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (1): 10-14
  • S Holcombe
Sympathetic collaboration: anthropologists, the ANRC and government [Australian National Research Council] 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (2): 23-8
  • G Gray
Beatrice Grimshaw and Australia - white women in the Pacific 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (1): 34-9
  • Julie Evans
A nice spot for a picnic: Beatrice Grimshaw and the appropriation of the body 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (1): 40-4
  • L Branigan
Sarah McMahon's mistake: Charles Chauvel's "Jedda" and the assimilation policy 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (2): 14-18
  • J R Beckett
Approaches to the harem: feminist and postcolonial theory 1993 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 5 (1): 30-3
  • Evelyn Bach
Representation of Maori and women in the New Zealand Educational Institute 1992 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 4 (2): 29-36
  • V Hazel
Difference and identity: reflections on the work of Trinh Thi Minh-ha and L. Budd/Merylyn Tweedie/"et al" 1992 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 4 (2): 19-28
  • Deborah Ryan
Breathing and seeing country 1992 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 4 (1): 22-7
  • D B Rose
The grid on contested ground: at Pickford's freight store 1992 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 4 (1): 17-22, [i]
  • R Poignant
A letter from Junction Waterhole [with note by J Marcus] 1992 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 4 (1): 13-16, [ii]
  • O M Pink
Diane Barwick: the influential outsider 1992 The Olive Pink Society bulletin 4 (2): 5-13
  • J Kijas
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