Environmental management to create regeneration and grasslands by controlled burning

Taking a people's land or dislodging or removing them from their territoty

The right of all adult men to vote in parliamentary elections

A system of hereditary noble ranks, such as duke, duchess, count and countess

An Australian settler who ran sheep or cattle on large tracts of land without the permission of the government

Taking a political question to the electorate to get a direct decision from voters

The purchasing power of earnings relative to prices

An electoral system where voting is restricted to people with a substantial amount of property

A person who believes that women and men are equals and should enjoy all the same rights

A disparaging term for a South Sea Islander brought to Australia to work; the word is derived from the Melanesian term kanak, meaning 'person'

An institution used to house impoverished families who could not support themselves