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Citing and referencing Indigenous knowledges

Indigenous authored material

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Indigenous authors publish material that contains Indigenous knowledge from their Nation, Country or Language group. 

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Breakdown of an APA reference

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Reference

Heiss, A. (Wiradjuri). (2002). About indigenous Australia - some issues to consider and protocols to follow! A discussion paper. Southerly, 62(2), 197–205. https://doi.org/10.1177/10398562211010807

Parts of the reference

Author(s)

Heiss, A.

Nation/Country/Language Group

Wiradjuri

Year

2002

Title of the article

About indigenous Australia - some issues to consider and protocols to follow! A discussion paper

Journal title

Southerly

Volume and Issue

62(2)

Page numbers

197–205

URL OR DOI

https://doi.org/10.1177/10398562211010807

 


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