ANOP, 1985, Land Rights: Winning Middle Australia, Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Canberra.
2.
BarkerMartin, 1989, Comics, Ideology, Power and the Critics, Manchester University Press, Manchester.
3.
CoyleRebecca, 1990, ‘Witless wireless’, Australian Left Review, 122, 34–36.
4.
DodsonPatrick, 1991, Regional Report into underlying issues in Western Australia, Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, AGPS, Canberra.
5.
GordonPaulRosenbergDavid, 1989, Daily Racism: The Press 6 Black People in Britain, Runnymede Trust, London.
6.
GrahamDuncan, 1994, ‘Introduction’, in Being Whitefella, ed GrahamD, Fremantle Arts Press, South Fremantle.
7.
HallStuart, 1990, The Whites of their eyes: Racist ideologies and the media’, in The Media Reader, eds AlvaradoMThompsonJ, BFI, London.
8.
HenninghamJohn, 1986, ‘News media representation of ethnic minorities’, in Seen One, Seen 'em All: Media Representation of Ethnic & Minority Groups, ed AllisonS, Australian Teachers of Media, Carlton South, Victoria.
9.
HusbandCharles, 1986, Mass Media and the Minorities, Social and Human Sciences in Asia and the Pacific, RUSHSAP Series on Occasional Papers and Monographs, Unesco, Bangkok.
10.
JennettChristine, 1983, ‘White media rituals about Aborigines’, Media Information Australia, 30, 28–37.
11.
LangtonMarcia, 1981, ‘Stone age journalism’, in Fixing the News: Critical Perspectives on the Australian Media, eds WindschuttleKWindschuttleE, Cassell, North Ryde, Sydney.
12.
LibbyRonald, 1989, Hawke's Law: The Politics of Mining and Aboriginal Land Rights in Australia, University of Western Australia Press, Perth.
13.
MeadowsMichaelOldhamCheyenne, 1994, ‘Racism and the dominant ideology: Aborigines, television news and the Bicentenary, Media Information Australia, 60, 30–39.
14.
MellorAdrian, 1991, Review of Comics, Ideology, Power and the Critics by M Barker, Media, Culture and Society, 13 (1), 121–124.
15.
MicklerSteve, 1992a, ‘Visions of disorder: Aboriginal people and youth crime reporting’, Cultural Studies, 6 (3), 322–336.
16.
MicklerSteve, 1992b, Gambling on the first race: A comment on racism and talk-back radio, 6PR, the TAB, and the WA Government, Report commissioned and published by the Louis St John Johnson Memorial Trust Fund, Centre for Research in Culture and Communication, Murdoch University.
17.
MiddletonHannah, 1977, But now we want the land back: A History of the Australian Aboriginal People, New Age, Sydney.
18.
MurrayPaul, 1990, Letter to D Spencer and others, Australian Broadcasting Commission, 6 March.
19.
PottsJohn, 1989, Radio in Australia, University of New South Wales Press, Kensington.
20.
RileyRobert, 1990, Letter of complaint to the Australian Press Council regarding a page one article in the West Australian (19 April 1990).
21.
RootesChris, 1981, ‘The dominant ideology thesis and its critics’, Sociology15, 436–444.
22.
SnowMurielNobleGrant, 1986, ‘Urban Aboriginal self images and the mass media’, Media Information Australia, 42, 41–48.
23.
SpencerDoug, 1990, Letter to Paul Murray (editor of West Australian newspaper), 2 March.
24.
StaffordChristine, 1988, Report for the Criminology Research Council.
25.
SykesRoberta, 1989, Black Majority, Hudson, Hawthorn, Victoria.
26.
TatzColin, 1990, ‘Aboriginal violence: A return to pessimism’, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 25 (4), 245–260.
27.
TriggerDavidWaddellCharles, 1990, Aboriginal People, Media, Crime and Public Attitudes in Perth, WA: The Case of the Bayswater/Maylands Area, Report for Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, WA (Research Paper 2).
28.
TroynaBarry, 1987, ‘Reporting the National Front: British values observed’, in ‘Race’ in Britain: Continuity and Change, ed HusbandC, Hutchinson, London.
29.
WatsonSam, 1978, ‘Blacks and the media’, Social Alternatives, 1 (3), 27–28.
30.
WilsonClintGutierrezFelix, 1985, Minorities and Media: Diversity and the End of Mass Communication, Sage, Beverly Hills.
31.
YarwoodAlexanderKnowlingMike, 1982, Race Relations in Australia: A History, Methuen, North Ryde.