Country and community clash with dreams of the almighty dollar? – The Echo
David Bradbury I’m reading an interesting book that may be relevant to the growing divide in our community between those who think Sarah Ndiaye, as an elected councillor, should be able to take shirt-fronted criticism in the chamber and those who think Fast Buck$ is an outrageous ‘mysogynist’ and deserves everything he gets from the police. The book is called Building on Country, and it is by one of Australia’s first female Aboriginal architects and designers, Alison Page, and anthropologist Paul Memmott. ‘In the Indigenous worldview, Country means a way of seeing the world. Ever...