Publications

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Annual Reports
Conference Reports
Factsheets
Newsletters
Publications
DAA Reports

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Annual Reports

• 1999/2000 Annual Report
  This report outlines the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs over the 1999/2000 financial year.
• 2000/2001 Annual Report
  This report details the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs over the 2000/2001 financial year.
• 2002/2003 Annual Report
  This report outlines the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs over the 2002/2003 financial year.
• 2003/2004 Annual Report
  This report outlines the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs over the 2003/2004 financial year.
• 2004/2005 Annual Report
  This report outlines the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs over the 2004/2005 financial year.
• 2005/2006 Annual Report
  This report outlines the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs over the 2005/2006 financial year.
• 2006 /2007 Annual Report
  

Conference Reports

• Aboriginal Seniors Yarn Up
  In May 2000, over 300 senior Aboriginal people came together for the Aboriginal Seniors Yarn Up, a three day conference looking at issues of importance to older people. This is a report of the outcomes of this extraordinary event.
• Talkin' Up Reconciliation
  In August 1999, a landmark convention was held in NSW - Talkin' Up Reconciliation.
• Travelling Roadshow Outcomes
  The NSW State Reconciliation Committee took to the road in 1999, visiting towns and regional centres where it was felt the message of reconciliation most needed to be heard.

Factsheets

• Amendments to the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983
  
• DAA Factsheets
  
• Family Records Unit : About The Service
  The Family Records Unit has been set up to help Aboriginal people in NSW access records about themselves and their families, particularly members of the Stolen Generations who lost connection with their families as a result of past government policies and practices.
• Family Records Unit Factsheets
  The following factsheets are provided
  • About The Service
  • Records of The Aborigines Welfare Board
  • How to Research Your Family History
• Family Records Unit: How to Research Your Family History
  There are a number of other organisations which hold records relating to Aboriginal people, or which can provide assistance to people conducting research.
• Family Records Unit: Records of The Aborigines Welfare Board
  The Aborigines Welfare Board (formerly the Aborigines Protection Board) was the main State Government agency responsible for implementing and administering legislation and policies affecting Aboriginal people in NSW from 1883 to 1969.
• Two Ways Together Factsheet
  

Newsletters

• 2004 Winter Edition
  The Department has a new newsletter titled DAA News. To receive the latest edition email melinda.walker@daa.nsw.gov.au
• 2005 Winter Edition
  To receive the 2005 Winter newsletter pleaes email melinda.walker@daa.nsw.gov.au
• DAA Spring 2007 Summer 2008
  Includes Sorry Day anniversary coverage
• Summer 2006 Newsletter
  To receive the Summer 2006 newsletter pleaes email melinda.walker@daa.nsw.gov.au
• Summer 2007 Edition
  

Publications

• Two Ways Together
  New South Wales Aboriginal Affairs Plan (2003-2012)
• Budyari Ngalaya: First Peoples Business Partnerships
  A guide to developing partnerships between business and Aboriginal people to encourage economic opportunities and development.
• Corporate Brochure
  
• DAA Newsletter Spring 2008
  
• Department of Aboriginal Affairs 2005-2008 Corporate Plan
  The Corporate plan is the driving force behind the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs. This document provides an overview of the Department and its primary objectives over the next three years.
• Getting it Right
  A Journalist's Guide to working with Indigenous Communities.
• Land Management Publication
  "NSW Aboriginal people acquiring and managing land for conservation purposes"
• Making It Our Business
  
• Securing the Truth
  The NSW Government’s submission to the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from their Families. This book is a compilation of material and information on the removal of Aboriginal children in NSW throughout the past century.
• Stolen Generations
  
• The NSW Government Response to 'Bringing them Home'
  The NSW Government response to Bringing them Home, the Report of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from their Families. This response outlines the commitment of the NSW Government to implementing the recommendations made in Bringing them Home.
• Yapapunakirra - Lets track back
  The Yapapunakirra - Lets track back is a guide to understanding the Ngiyampaa Wangaaypuwan Languge. It is a report of the Registrar Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 .

DAA Reports

• 2007 Regional Action Plans Central Coast to Mid Western
  
• Biamanga and Gulaga Report
  The Biamanga and Gulaga Report: Aboriginal Cultural Association with Biamanga and Gulaga National Parks, is a revised edition of the Biamanga and Gulaga Research Report, commissioned to provide the Registrar, Aboriginal Land Rights Act (1983) with family history and cultural information in consultation with local Aboriginal people.
• Department of Aboriginal Affairs Corporate Plan 2002 - 2004
  The Corporate plan is the driving force behind the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs. This document provides an overview of the Department and its primary objectives over the next three years.
• Guide to the Aboriginal Ownership and Joint Management
  This is a guide to the Register of Aboriginal Owners and the guide to the legistative frameowrk for the involvement of Aboriginal people in the jonit management of lands in NSW. It is a publication of the Registrar Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 .
• Two Ways Together Report on Indicators
  
• Two Ways Together: Report on Indicators 2007