Hope Vale, Queensland

Hope Vale (juga bergelar Hopevale) adalah sebuah bandar dalam Shire of Hope Vale] dan sebuah kawasan berpecah antara Shire of Hope Vale dan Shire of Cook, Queensland, Australia. Ia adalah komuniti Orang Asli. Di , Hopevale mempunyai penduduk seramai 974 orang.

 Geografi 
Hope Vale terletak di Cape York Peninsula kira-kira  barat laut Cooktown dari Jalan Battlecamp yang membawa kepada Taman Negara Lakefield dan Laura.

 Sejarah 
Cape Bedford Mission ditubuhkan oleh Johann Flierl, mubaligh Gereja Lutheran pada tahun 1886, dengan penempatan di Elim di pantai.
Disebabkan ketakutan bahawa orang Aborigin yang berpengaruh di Jerman mungkin bekerjasama dengan Jepun dalam Perang Dunia II, jumlah penduduk 286 telah dipindahkan ke selatan ke pelbagai komuniti oleh tentera pada bulan Mei 1942. Para mubaligh Lutheran Jerman telah dihantar ke kem intern. Kebanyakan orang dihantar ke Woorabinda, berhampiran Rockhampton, di Queensland, di mana sejumlah besar dilaporkan hilang daripada penyakit dan kekurangan zat makanan.Hope Vale features in WWII documentary . LCA Communications, Lutheran Church of Australia, 4 April 2015 Hope Vale telah ditubuhkan semula sebagai misi Lutheran pada bulan September 1949. Orang asli dari Valley Hope dan Cape Bedford Misi diselesaikan di sana. Anak kapal kerja dibenarkan pulang pada 1949 dan keluarga pertama pulang pada tahun 1950.
Hopevale Post Office dibuka pada 1 Mei 1965 dan ditutup pada tahun 1990.

Hopevale tidak lagi dijalankan sebagai misi oleh gereja tetapi oleh dewan masyarakat yang dipilih sendiri. Pada tahun 1986 ia menerima "akta pemberian amanah" (DOGIT) yang "memberikan hak kepada 110,000 ha tanah yang sebelum ini Tanah Rizab Orang Asli yang dipegang oleh Setiausaha Setia sebagai pemegang amanah, kepada majlis komuniti untuk bertindak sebagai pemegang amanah tanah itu untuk manfaat penduduknya." (1989) 1(38) Aboriginal Law Bulletin 12. Akta Tanah Orang Asli 1991 (Qld) dipindahkan ke pemilikan Orang Asli semua tanah rizab terdahulu di bawah tajuk DOGIT (Deed of Grant in Trust).

"Orang Warra Komuniti Hopevale dari Semenanjung Cape York di Queensland mendapat pengiktirafan hak hak asasi mereka pada bulan Disember 1997. Kesungguhan yang diiktiraf hak milik eksklusif, penggunaan dan kesenangan pekerjaan di atas 110.000 ha. (Native Title Determination, Puak-puak Warra, Komuniti Hope Vale of Cape York (NNTT ref#QC96/15)) "

Hopevale is home to several clan groups who mostly speak Guugu Yimidhirr and other related languages, as well as English.

Due to a lack of reliable water supplies at Elim, the community was shifted about  inland to its present site.

Notable former residents of Hopevale are Queensland rugby league player Matt Bowen and lawyer and activist Noel Pearson. Pearson has criticised the level of violence in the community.

Pada 21 Julai 2008 komuniti Hope Vale membuka Pusat Pengetahuan dan Teknologi Orang Asli (IKTC), di bangunan Jack Bambie di 5 Jalan Muni. Pusat ini menyediakan perkhidmatan perpustakaan, tempat latihan dan akses internet awam. Komuniti Hope Vale mempunyai tradisi nyanyian koral yang kuat sejak pemindahan ke Woorabinda. Ensemble ini telah dilakukan di Festival Muzik Queensland sebanyak tiga kali—pada tahun 2005, 2007 dan 2009.

Lihat juga

 Marie Yamba Aboriginal Mission, sebuah Misi yang terletak di selatan Proserpine yang bermula pada tahun 1897 dan selesai pada tahun 1902 dengan 24 Orang Asli dipindahkan ke Misi Hope Vale.

Nota kaki

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 Wynter, Jo and Hill, John. 1991. Cape York Peninsula: Pathways to Community Economic Development. The Final Report of The Community Economic Development Projects Cook Shire. Cook Shire Council.

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"Out of the Shadows" a video produced by David Woodgate for the Lutheran Church, asking, Aboriginal Lutherans what they wanted from reconciliation.

Pautan luar
"A War of Hope" (2015). A 52-minute documentary on the life of Elder and artist, Roy McIvor, telling of the cruel forced removal of the Cape Bedford Mission Aboriginal people in 1942, their return in 1949 - a story of great suffering and reconciliation
Aboriginal Co-ordinating Council website .

 University of Queensland: Queensland Places: Hope Vale Aboriginal Shire Council
 State Library of Queensland, John Oxley Library Blog, 2009. Queensland Stories - Three new digital stories
 State Library of Queensland, John Oxley Library Blog, 2017. 75th Anniversary of the Hope Valley Evacuation

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