Lowitja: the Authorised Biography of Lowitja O'Donoghue by Stuart Rintoul tells the powerful life story of one of Australia's most respected Aboriginal leaders. This 2021 hardcover spans 320 pages and traces Dr O'Donoghue's journey from a Stolen Generations childhood to trail-blazing public service and advocacy for Indigenous rights.
Cultural studies, government and Australian history readers will value Rintoul's first-hand research and access to his subject, producing an intimate yet authoritative portrait. The book explores Lowitja's leadership roles, including founding chair of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, and her tireless work in health, education and reconciliation.
The copy offered is in very good second-hand condition: pages are crisp and unmarked, the binding is tight, and no previous owner has left notes or dog-eared corners. It comes from a smoke-free environment and is ready for immediate reading or gifting.
Collectors of biography and autobiography, especially those focused on Indigenous voices and Australian women, will appreciate this well-preserved Allen & Unwin edition. Secure this authorised biography today to discover why Lowitja O'Donoghue remains an enduring inspiration across the nation.
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