Woman from Nowhere : Hazel McKellar’s Story

WEST AUSTRALIANA ABORIGINAL INDIGENOUS
Signed by Author. xv, 173 p., [16] p. of plates : ill. ; 20 cm. #241122
“Sent out to work at 11, married at 16, mother at 17 and on the track as a drover’s wife, Hazel McKellar has a life of drama. “I crossed the raging Cato Creek with three horses, a wagonette and four children…” The drover’s wife turns drover herself, in charge of 5,000 head. Hazel graduates to consultant and heads off to do battle in committees after the Cunnamulla ‘riot’ arouses her fighting spirit to new causes.”
McKellar, Hazel, 1930- | Women, Aboriginal Australian — Queensland — Cunamulla — Biography. | Women, Aboriginal Australian — Queensland, Southwestern — Biography. | Aboriginal Australians — Queensland — Political activity — Biography. | Aboriginal Australians — Queensland — Social conditions — Biography. | Cultural heritage – Protection. | Guwamu / Kooma people (D33) (Qld SH55-03) | Politics and Government – Political action – Activism. | History – Biographies – Indigenous – Autobiographies. | Gunya / Kunja people (D43) (Qld SG55-10) | Politics and Government – Political action – Heritage protection. | Community organisations – Social welfare. | Cunnamulla map area (SW Qld SH55-02)