Foreword
Allan Marett
Preface
Mandawuy Yunupiŋu and Galarrwuy Yunupiŋu
Acknowledgements
A note on orthography
Introduction

Reflections
1. A band with a vision
2. Who are the Yolŋu?
3. Child and mother
4. Voices of eternity
5. Visitors from abroad
6. Resistance on the frontier
7. The struggle for justice
8. Hope for the future

A legacy of hope

Voices
1. ‘Djäpana: sunset dreaming’
2. ‘Mainstream’
3. ‘Treaty’
4. ‘Tribal voice’
5. ‘Timeless land’
6. ‘World turning’
7. ‘Dots on the shells’
8. ‘Ghost spirits’

Conclusions

Dancing trees: an epilogue
Marcia Langton

Glossary
Discography
Chronology
References
About the authors

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