• 'The secret history of Hindmarsh Island'
  ABC Radio 'Background Briefing' story
• California Anti-SLAPP Project
• The First Ammendment project: SLAPPs
• Indigenous people's Law-Ways: Survival against the colonialist state'
  by Irene Watson - the true story of Hindmarsh

Sydney Morning Herald Editorial 
• Kartinyeri v The Commonwealth [1998] HCA 22 (1 April 1998)

The full text of the High Court's decision 
• Hindmarsh Island Bridge Act 1997
• Hightways Act (Goolwa-Hindmarsh Island Ferry) regulations, 1982
• Hindmarsh Island Bridge Bill 1996 Senate Briefing paper
• Women's Business and Law

Garth Nettheim in The Indigenous Law Bulletin 
• Heritage and Related Legislation Overview
  Aboriginal Research Institute, UniSA
• Songs of the Coorong
• Ngurunderi : An Aboriginal Dreaming
• Nunga & Proud at Christie Downs
  Page for Nunga(Aboriginal) kids from Christie Downs School.
• Promiscuous Sacred Sites: Reflections on Secrecy and Scepticism in the Hindmarsh Island Affair
  article from Australian Humanities Review
• How Aboriginal Religion Has Become an Administrable Subject
  An extract from the opening keynote address of the 6th International Congress on Women, Adelaide, April 1996.
  Article by Marcia Langton from Australian Humanities Review
• Protecting Cultural Rights - Some Developments
  Paper by The Hon Justice Michael Kirby Ac to UNESCO Workshop, University Of Waikato, Western Samoa 12-13 October 1998
• The Divide of Hindmarsh
  Article by Ron Brunton in The Courier Mail, 14 February 1998
• Unfinished Business
  Article by Ron Brunton in The Courier Mail, 4 April 1998
• Before the High Court
  The Hindmarsh Island Bridge Act. Must Laws Based on the Race Power be for the "Benefit" of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders? And what has Bridge Building got to do with the Race Power Anyway?
  Article by Nicholas Pengelley from the Sydney Law Review
• Where The Salt Water Meets The Fresh
  Article from Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation newsletter Walking Together May 1994 about meeting between aborigines and miners at Camp Coorong
• The Dubious Pleasures Of Commitment
  Guest Editorial By Kenneth Maddock from Anthropology Today (Royal Anthropological Institute), October 1998

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