Fred Cahir tells the story about the magnitude of Aboriginal involvement on the Victorian
goldfields in the middle of the nineteenth century. The first history of Aboriginal–white …

There is an ethnographic and historical record that, despite its paucity, can offer specific insight
into various contextual matters (purpose, motivations, acknowledgement) relating to how …

Indigenous Australians have long understood sustainable hunting and harvesting, seasonal
changes in flora and fauna, predator–prey relationships and imbalances, and seasonal fire …

This article collects and presents nineteenth-century ethnographic evidence from the Newer
Volcanics Province of Australia and explores how volcanism was recorded and understood …

Dingoes feature prominently in Australian Aboriginal Creation stories and are also widely
regarded as having an intricate relationship with Aboriginal people. A large volume of …

… Professor Ian Clark and Dr Fred Cahir from the University of Ballarat… In creating this book
Professor Clark and Dr Cahir have … explorers Fred Cahir.............................................................. 149 …

This paper discusses a cross-cultural pedagogical approach, couched in a theory–practice
nexus, used at a Victorian regional university to guide non-Indigenous pre-service teachers’ (…

… Fred Cahir is a PhD candidate and Eco-Tourism teacher at the University of Ballarat. His
previous publications and MA thesis have centred on the history of inter-racial relationships …

The archival records of many squatters in 19th century Victoria (formerly known as the Port
Phillip District) often contain brief references to the processes involved in and decisions that …

We investigated the success of the Koala Conservation and Education Program conducted
in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia from 2000-2009 by interviewing 28 individuals, from various …