Finding Eliza: Colonial Power and Storytelling?

I listened to one of the latest 'The Garret' podcasts where Larissa Behrendt, a Eualeyai and Kamillaroi woman and author of 'Finding Eliza: Colonial Power and Storytelling' gives her take on the legend of Eliza Fraser, the woman who Fraser Island off the Queensland coastline was named after -
The Garret Podcast: Larissa Behrendt: On 'Finding Eliza - Colonial Power and Storytelling'

Born on
April Fool's Day?!

We're not in
Kansas anymore?-)

Eliza Fraser
(1976 film)

Dingo - The Trickster

Susannah York 
(9 January 1939 – 15 January 2011)

Catherine Elizabeth 
"Kate"; née Middleton

What's in a Name? That Which We Call a Rose by Any Other Name Would ... Be a Meme?

Tim Buckley, born February 14 
(Valentine's Day), 1947

Murdered on
Valentine's Day?!

A Tragic Love Story/Song That Had Buckley's Chance From the Get Go?

A stuffed dingo awaits the royal couple
 at Kingfisher Bay on Fraser Island

I guess most people like a good story, real or not ... or a bit of WTF both?-)

The Trickster Awaits?

And I find it rather synchromystic that not only was Larissa born on April 1st, but according to Wikipedia Larrisa, "was raised in the Sutherland Shire in the South of Sydney."

But I guess that's another story?-)
In 2012, Behrendt published Indigenous Australia For Dummies.

Larissa Behrendt, Malcolm Fraser (Foreword)

I'm gonna have to read some of Larissa's books I think, staring with the Eliza Fraser book.

Dangerous AlLIES?

Tim Buckley/Starbucks - I Woke Up?