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Methodological Insights,. The book is placed in the context of hegemonic narratives that shape white Australian identities. This is an empirical study of how white Australians construct their identities in their everyday lives, in a specific time and locality. The ethnographic method, described in this chapter, is best sui

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Policy, Practice, and Legislative Matters, (NTER) and the contemporary extension termed ‘Stronger Futures’ until 2020. The NTER is significant because the then Howard Liberal Coalition and successive federal governments legislated and intervened in the Northern Territory that is, a democratically self-governing territory but not federated s