The British Columbia Digital Library: Collections by Subject: Australian and New Zealand Texts

The British Columbia Digital Library

Digital Library Collections By Subject: Australian and New Zealand Texts

Includes fiction, drama, poetry, essays, newspapers and historical manuscript (written) records.

Awaba: A Database of Historical Materials Relating to the Aborigines of the Newcastle-Lake Macquarie Region. Newcastle, NSW, Australia: > Faculty of Education & Arts, School of Liberal Arts, and Wollotuka School of Aboriginal Studies, University of Newcastle, 2002. Part of: Aboriginal Missions and Reserves Historical Database: An Electronic Archive of Texts, Images and Genealogy. Date accessed: 2004-08-06. Date added: 2004-08-06.
Virtual Sourcebook: Aboriginal Studies in the Hunter Region. Archives Rare Books & Special Collections Unit, Auchmuty Library, University of Newcastle. Various documents in Adobe Acrobat PDF format and links to online resources (Web sites) dating between 1795 and 2002 that relate to the study of Aboriginal history. Date accessed: 2004-08-06. Date added: 2004-08-06.
The Wellington Valley Project: Papers Relating to the Church Missionary Society Mission to Wellington Valley, New South Wales, 1830-42: A Critical Electronic Edition. Edited by Hilary M. Carey and David A. Roberts. Summary: " The Wellington Valley Project offers a full, critical edition of the records of the Church Missionary Society's mission to the Wiradjuri people of Wellington Valley in the newly opened districts west of the Great Dividing Range. At around 1,000 manuscript pages of letters, journals, diaries and reports, written by four missionaries, these records represent one of the largest and most important sources for the history of the colonial frontier in New South Wales." Part of: Aboriginal Missions and Reserves Historical Database: An Electronic Archive of Texts, Images and Genealogy. Date accessed: 2004-08-06. Date added: 2004-08-06.

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