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General Email enquiries can be sent
to
fffaus@optusnet.com.au
Membership related emails can be sent to
membershipfff@optusnet.com.au
Thank you for your understanding during
the challenging times we have experienced in
2020-2021.
Sad News
- Regrettably the FFF annual Australia Day
Luncheon has again been cancelled for 2022
due to uncertainties regarding Covid-19
Pandemic
However
there is a proposal for a Captain Cook
Cruise on Sydney Harbour with High Tea to
celebrate the Sailing of the Fleet from
Portsmouth in 1787 to be held on Friday
13.05.2022
Three of our FFF Directors, John
Boyd, Karys Fearon and Kevin Thomas, decided
to retire at our October 2021 AGM and
several new Directors were elected, Brooke
Smith and Tony Negline.
Two additional new Life Memberships
were awarded at the October 2021 AGM - Wendy
Selman and Kevin Thomas.
Have you heard?
There's proposal for a new FFF
Chapter on the Queensland Gold Coast?
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What's New & Updated on the Website
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What We're Reading*
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Have you seen
the Non-Fiction books short-listed for
the
Prime Minister's Awards for
Australian history -
winners to be announced in December 2021
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People of the River: Lost Worlds of
Early Australia, Grace Karskens,
Allen & Unwin
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The Convict Valley: The Bloody
Struggle on Australia's Early
Frontier, Mark Dunn, Allen &
Unwin
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Ceremony Men: Making Ethnography and
the Return of the Strehlow
Collection, Jason M. Gibson,
State University of New York Press
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Pathfinders: A History of Aboriginal
Trackers in NSW, Michael
Bennett, NewSouth Publishing
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Representing Australian Aboriginal
Music and Dance 1930-1970,
Amanda Harris, Bloomsbury Publishing
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Babette Smith
OAM: " Australia's Birthstain"
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Cassandra Pybus:
"Black Founders"
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Biography of
First Fleeter Esther Julian - Johnson
nee Abrahams from
FFF Journal 1971 - Volume 2 No.1
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