Country - Liam by Liam Chadwick https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7 en-us 2023-02-09 03:10:55 UTC 2023-02-27 04:22:51 UTC hello@padlet.com The Lost Girl liamchadwick3 https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2475720154 'The people laughed and cried at once
When something like this happens to cry and laughing at once shows the importance of the occasion or the happiness. In this case it is both happiness and a realise of stress.]]> 2023-02-09 22:56:44 UTC https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2475720154 The Land Owns Us liamchadwick3 https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2480807786 Uncle Bob says,
‘You can never feel lonely… How can you? When all around you are family members, from the ground up to the clouds hanging up in the sky... I am so lucky.'
This truly shows how deep his and all Aboriginals' connection to the land, is and how he sees land ownership. He says, 'British people see land ownership completely differently to my people, we see it as the land owns us.'
Again this shows that Aboriginal people don't see land ownership as a prize or a possession, but as a real connection, like a family.
]]> 2023-02-14 02:46:08 UTC https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2480807786 liamchadwick3 https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2480829429 This embraces a connection to the land, and really shows the world through an Aboriginal perspective. This really draws on detail about the landscape and the animals.]]> 2023-02-14 03:05:15 UTC https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2480829429 He and the Sea were one liamchadwick3 https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2482677593 "The only one who could go fishing without any bait."
Yet again this is another example of a close connection and long-term effects of living on land. Knowing, loving, and caring about the ocean. He seemed to always know when and what was happening, with his deep connection to the land.]]> 2023-02-14 22:59:31 UTC https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2482677593 The biggest native title liamchadwick3 https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2483026514 In May 2011 the traditional owners of Western Australia decided to permit the gas plant project to go forward at James Price Point.

In doing so, they sealed a deal that would give the local Aboriginal community cash, employment, and housing benefit, plus more. 

However, evidence has shown that should they not have agreed, the premier would of signed off to allow the land to be taken via Eminent Domain.]]> 2023-02-15 06:18:29 UTC https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2483026514 3 different views liamchadwick3 https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2483040332 'Unremarkable Beach.'
The Hon Colin Barnett, former premier of WA

' 'Major' heritage site.'
WA Department of Aboriginal Sites. (Major is the highest ranking)

'Secret Aboriginal men's business site.'
Goolarabooloo People

This patch of the beach was looked at and interpreted in three very different ways, one as a development point, one as a history point, and one as a member of family.]]> 2023-02-15 06:34:32 UTC https://padlet.com/liamchadwick3/v2a9wempftl076w7/wish/2483040332