
Dene Mann, Bookseller+Publisher CAMPUS, October 2009
This is an important work for ecologists, human geographers, environmental historians and students of Indigenous affairs and cultural relations …It successfully probes the cultural dichotomies that impede efforts to improve the relationships between Indigenous and the ‘new’ Australian cultures that, in spite of urbanisation, still react as a settler society.…Murray River Country deserves a place on the library shelves of all tertiary institutions, senior high schools and communities along with all who care deeply about the fate of one of Australia’s most significant assets.