On Coalitions for Hopeful Futures

Natalie Harkin

On Coalitions for Hopeful Futures

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Abstract

I was born on Kaurna land, in a western-suburbs public hospital named after the Queen. This was the very same place where, thirty-four years later, my beloved Nanna died.

‘You know, Nats,’ I recall her saying wistfully, ‘they said I looked a bit like the Queen of England when I was young.’

‘Well, maybe,’ I replied. ‘But you were browner and more beautiful, and I don’t reckon she could roast spuds or fry squid like you!’

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	19-20
Number of pages	2
Journal	Overland
Volume	224
Issue number	Spring
Publication status	Published - 2016

Keywords

Hopeful futures
Kaurna land
Culture
Heritage

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On Coalitions for Hopeful Futures

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