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Neville Bonner

1993, 26 Minutes

Part of the series

Australian Biography Series 1

Born in northern NSW in 1922, Neville Bonner started his working life as a ringbarker, canecutter and stockman. He spent 16 years on the repressive Palm Island Aboriginal Reserve where he learned many of the skills that would help him later as a politician. Bonner became the first Aboriginal person in Federal Parliament, representing Queensland as a Liberal Party Senator from 1971 to 1983.

A Film Australia National Interest Program

Note

Classification: PG (Parental guidance recommended). Consumer Advice: Medium level coarse language.

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Executive Producer

Ron Saunders

Producer

Frank Heimans

Director

Frank Heimans

Writer

Frank Heimans

Narrator / Presenter

Robin Hughes (Interviewer)

For Teachers

Level: Secondary, Tertiary, Lifelong Learning

Curriculum links include Studies of Society and Environment, Civics and Citizenship, Indigenous Studies, Legal Studies, History and English.

 Australian Biography: Neville Bonner Teachers Notes (Acrobat PDF Document, 84Kb)

As screened on

SBS, 21/11/2001
Odyssey, 4/5/2003
Odyssey, 5/5/2003
Odyssey, 7/5/2003
Odyssey, 8/5/2003
Odyssey, 26/12/2003
Odyssey, 27/12/2003

Festivals and Awards
DateFestivalAwards
26/5/1997 Australian Reconciliation Awards Finalist - Community Award 

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