Always was, always will be
Subtitle: the sacred grounds of the Waugal, Kings Park, Perth W.A. : the Old Swan Brewery dispute
By: Martha Ansara
Publisher: M. Ansara
Published: 1990
Place of publication: Balmain, N.S.W
Language: eng
Number of pages: 123
ISBN-13: 9780731675715
Subjects: Aboriginal Australians; Land tenure; Wagyl (Mythical serpent); Historic sites; Government policy; History; Race relations; Employment - Conditions - Industrial relations - Trade unions; Land rights - Claims, disputes, hearings; Stories and motifs - Rainbow serpent; Sites - Conservation and protection; Sites - Dreaming tracks; Swan Brewery (Perth, W.A.)
Other titles: Old Swan Brewery dispute
Notes: Originally published: 1989.

Further information: Fringe Dwellers of the Swan Valley, c/- Post Office, Guildford WA 6055.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: The sacred grounds of the Waugal; title: The web; title: Still too grand; title: natures factual beliefs; title: Government in blackface; title: Black, Red and Gold; title: Ethnocentric doctrines; title: The conflict widens; title: Crossfire; title: The camp survives for ten months; title: Has the battle been lost; title: Individuals and organisations referred to in the documents; title: Early European records of the site; title: Sacred site-Aboriginal testimony statements appeals; title: Sacred site-The anthropologists; title: Aboriginal heritage acts; title: The WA government handles the issue; title: Collective decision making-Who speaks for Aboriginal people; title: Aboriginal self determination; title: Non-Aboriginal opposition to development; title: The churches; title: Letter from the public; title: Pro-development activities; title: Others documents.