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Koori Mail

Koori Mail is a newspaper owned and written by Indigenous Australians for Indigenous Australians. The paper aims to provide news, views, and other material of interest to Indigenous Australians and Australians interested in Indigenous affairs. Produced fortnightly, Koori Mail is distributed Australia-wide. The Koori Mail has been in production since 1991. The UniSA Library has digitised copies available from 1991 -2008 and is adding more recent material and current issues. The 2009 and 2010 editions have now been digitised in colour and are being prepared for inclusion in the UniSA Research Archive. Digitised copies of the newspaper are available after a six month embargo. The university acknowledges the support of the State Library of NSW for providing access to their microfilm editions of the newspaper.

The newspaper is owned jointly by five small Aboriginal organisations in Bundjalung country, on the far north coast of New South Wales:

• Bunjum Co-operative (Cabbage Tree Island)
• Buyinbin Inc (Casino)
• Kurrachee Co-operative (Coraki)
• Bundjalung Tribal Society (Lismore) and
• Nungera Co-operative (Maclean)

The university is proud to have been granted permission by the Koori Mail to reproduce digital copies of the newspaper on open access in the university's institutional repository, the UniSA Research Archive