Elimatta - our Quarterly Newsletter

• Autumn 2003 (PDF Format, 242KB)
• Winter 2003 (PDF Format, 432KB)
• Spring 2003 (PDF Format, 603KB)
• Summer 2004 (PDF Format, 285KB)
• Autumn 2004 (PDF Format, 373KB)
• Winter 2004 (PDF Format, 506KB)
• Spring 2004 (PDF Format, 478KB)
• Summer 2005 (PDF Format, 258KB)
• Autumn 2005 (PDF Format, 601KB)
• Winter 2005 (PDF Format, 376KB)
• Spring 2005 (PDF Format, 630KB)
• Summer 2006 (PDF Format, 365 KB)
• Autumn 2006 (PDF Format, 692 KB)
• Winter 2006 (PDF Format, 843 KB)
• Spring/Summer 2006 (PDF Format, 338 KB)
• Autumn 2007 (PDF Format, 736 KB)
• Winter 2007 (PDF Format, 405 KB)
• Spring 2007 (PDF Format, 1MB)
• Summer 2008 (PDF Format, 381KB)
• Autumn 2008 (PDF Format, 668 KB)
  

The Aboriginal Support Group - Manly Warringah Pittwater produces a quarterly newsletter that is circulated in Australia and overseas. The name of the newsletter is Elimatta. The Support Group’s first newsletter was produced in March 1982. The 1987 Winter edition was named Elimatta for the first time.

Contributions to Elimatta are always welcome. Contributors need to be aware and in agreement that their work will be archived by the National Library of Australia (NLA). Please see contact details in the newsletter.

Receipt of Elimatta by post comes with membership in the Aboriginal Support Group, although it is also possible to become a newsletter member. In this case the fee is AU$12 per year (GST included). Please see Contact Us for details.

ELIMATTA ONLINE NATIONALLY

A request has been received through the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) for the National Library of Australia (NLA) to archive Elimatta “because of the significance of the community service” it provides.

Elimatta will be included in the PANDORA Archive, Australia’s Web Archive, which was set up by the NLA in 1996. PANDORA enables the archiving and provision of long-term access to online Australian publications which are “considered to have national significance” and are “of lasting cultural value”.

The NLA will catalogue Elimatta and add the record to the National Bibliographic Database (a database of catalogue records shared by over 1,100 Australian libraries) as well as to the AIATSIS online catalogue. This will encourage among the researchers using libraries an increased awareness of Elimatta and the Aboriginal Support Group - Manly Warringah Pittwater.

All contributors to Elimatta need to be aware and in agreement that their work will be archived by the NLA. Additional information about PANDORA can be found on the Library’s server at :http://pandora.gov.au/index.htm