Dr Ros Kidd      Historian - Consultant - Writer

Accounting for history…  Royal Historical Society of Queensland.  November 2006

The fight for the ‘stolen wages’   For my grandchildren.  October 2006

In the name of ‘protection’.  Legal Seminar.  PILCH Victoria.  October 2006

Launch of ‘Trustees on Trial’.  Gilbert + Tobin, Sydney.  October 2006

Taken on Trust…  QPILCH Legal Seminar.  October 2006

Stolen Wages – US and Queensland.  ANTaR Dinner.  September 2006

Launch of ‘Trustees on Trial’.  Brisbane Writers Festival.  September 2006

Held to account: governments and Indigenous interests.  Queensland University of Technology.  August 2006

The requirement for accountability.  Queensland University of Technology.  June 2006

The fight for justice.  Queensland University of Technology.  April 2006

The protection regime: rhetoric and reality.  Griffith University.  April 2005

Stolen Wages: truth and justice.  Queensland Institute of Technology.  April 2005

Processes of Discovery.  Libraries and Indigenous Knowledge Colloquium.  State Library NSW.  December 2004

A Culture of Forgetting - or how to make sure nobody remembers what you're determined to deny   

 Brisbane Writers Festival.   October 2004

ACTU Indigenous Conference    Teachers Federation House, Sydney.  September 2004

State Controls of Aboriginal Families and Finances    Brisbane School of Distance Education.  August 2004

Stolen Wages - A National Issue  Garma Festival.  Gulkula, Arnhem Land.  August 2004.

An honest day's pay for an honest day's work: Fighting for Stolen Wages   National Stolen Generations Conference.  Sydney.  February 2004 

Much more than money: the fight to recover the Stolen Wages  International Human Rights' Day Symposium.  Centre for Public Culture and Ideas, Griffith University.  December 2003

The fight for justice   Oodgeroo Seminar, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove.  October 2003

The biggest broker of them all: the State of Queensland and Aboriginal Labour  (Brief version)  National Labour Conference.  Brisbane.  September 2003

The biggest broker of them all: the State of Queensland and Aboriginal Labour  (Extended paper).  National Labour History Conference.  Brisbane.  September 2003

Reclaiming the land of the 'fair go'   Northside Reconciliation Group.  September 2003

Bearing Witness: personal, historical and legal implications of revealing the records of Aboriginal administrations    National Records Forum.  Brisbane.  June 2003

Social Engineering: A disastrous experiment   Department of families.  Brisbane.  June 2003

Work and Wages - National Perspectives   Bob Hawke Centre,  University of Adelaide.  April 2003

Aborigines and Citizenship: The myth of 1967.  Conference.  Griffith University.  February 2003

Black Lives, Government Lies   Book launch.  February 2003

Discovering Whiteness    Unfinished Business Conference.  June 2002

Breach of Trust   Legal Forum, University of Queensland.  June 2001

The Reconciliation Debate – New Dimensions  ANTaR Dinner.  May 2000

National Sorry Day - 1999   Brisbane.  July 1999

Pauline’s Story    ANTaR Dinner.  June 1998

Aboriginal Protection in Queensland  University of Queensland.  March 1998

A Century of Protection: Kitchener Bligh’s Story    March 1998

You Can Trust Me, I’m with the Government   Conference, Brisbane.  November 1993

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