Around the same time Vestey Brothers finally agreed to hand over a small section of Wave Hill station around Daguragu to the Gurindji people.

Little things big things grow land rights. The Gurindji people and land used for cattle farming by the Vestey Brothers. Land rights for First Nations People in Australia. Students then answered questions about the song and its possible use.

Vincent said No thanks we know how to wait Chorus From little things big things grow From little things big things grow. You can read about the 1966 Gurindji strike and the resulting 1976 Aboriginal Land Rights Act whilst listening to the song. 5 minutes 46 seconds Performed by.

The song From little things big things grow is about. The exhibition title From Little Things Big Things Grow comes from the song of the same name by Australian artists Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody. Stand up for what you believe Aboriginals deserve land rights and something small can cause.

From little things big things grow. 1976 From Little Things Big Things Grow by Paul Kelly A friend just emailed me this track about indigenous Australian land rights in the 1960s and 70s. The story of the Gurindjis struggle for land rights celebrated in the 1991 song From Little Things Big Things Grow by Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody has become an important part of the folklore surrounding the struggle of Indigenous people for social economic and political justice.

The Gurindji and their fight for land rights. From little things big things grow. C Am Em G C Am Em G C From little things big things grow.

They worked in groups to conduct research into the song including its lyrics and the events and people upon which it was based. This exhibition told the largely unknown story of Indigenous and non-Indigenous activists who fought together for justice and equal rights for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. From Little Things Big Things Grow Written by Peter Kostishack Director of Programs In the mid-1990s tourism resort entrepreneurs carried out a land reclamation project on Serangan Island in Indonesia tripling its size and connecting it by road to Bali.