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Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). ; 2008. ‘The Comfort of Strangers’:Hospitality on the Victorian Goldfields, 1850–1860.
Cahir, David (Fred), Weuffen, Sara, Smith, Matt, Bakker, Peter, Caminiti, Jo. Palgrave Macmillan; 2019. “He Took Pleasure in Doing His Duty”: Staff Sgt. Frank Cahir DSM MM.
Weuffen, Sara, Cahir, David (Fred). Palgrave Macmillan; 2019. "Their Last Resting Place": Foundations of graves work.
Cahir, David (Fred), Weuffen, Sara, Smith, Matt, Bakker, Peter, Caminiti, Jo. Palgrave Macmillan; 2019. Australian war graves workers and World War One; Devoted labour for the lost the unknown but not forgotten dead.
Donovan, Paul Michael, Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). Royal Historical Society of Victoria; 2016. 'The remarkable disappearance of messrs Gellibrand and Hesse'. What really happened in 1837?: A Re-examination of the historical evidence.
Schlagloth, Rolf, Golding, Barry, Kentish, Barry, McGinnis, Gabrielle, Clark, Ian, Cadman, Tim, Cahir, David (Fred), Santamaria, Flavia. ; 2022. Koalas – agents for change : a case study from regional Victoria.
Weuffen, Sara, Cahir, David (Fred), Barnes, Alice, Powell, Bryon. Philadelphia: Routledge; 2019. Uncovering Hidden Histories: Evaluating Preservice Teachers' (PST) Understanding of Local Indigenous Perspectives in History Via Digital Storytelling at Australia's Sovereign Hill.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred), Wright, Wendy. Wakefield Press; 2019. Understanding maritime explorers and others as ngamadjidj.
Cahir, David (Fred), Kerin, Rani, Rippon, Kylie. Blackwell Publishing Ltd; 2019. The aboriginal adjustment movement in colonial Victoria.
Cahir, David (Fred), Tout, Dan. Blackwell Publishing Ltd; 2018. "All that appears possible now is to mitigate as much as possible the trials of their closing years".
Cahir, David (Fred), McMaster, Sarah. CSIRO; 2018. Fire in Aboriginal south-eastern Australia.
Schlagloth, Rolf, Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. Taylor and Francis Ltd.; 2018. The importance of the Koala in Aboriginal society in nineteenth-century Victoria (Australia) : A reconsideration of the archival record.
Clarke, Philip, Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. CSIRO Publishing; 2018. Introduction: Aboriginal Bio-cultural Knowledge in Southeast Australia.
Cahir, David (Fred), Tout, Dan, Horrocks, Lucinda. History Teachers’ Association of Victoria; 2017. Reconsidering the origins of the Australian legend.
Cahir, David (Fred). CSIRO Publishing; 2018. Clothing.
Wilkie, Benjamin, Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. Elsevier; 2020. Volcanism in Aboriginal Australian oral traditions : ethnographic evidence from the newer volcanics province.
Cahir, David (Fred). Australian History Matters; 2019. "My Country all gone the white men have stolen it" : The invasion of Wadawurrung Country 1800-1870.
Bakker, Peter, Cahir, David (Fred). Palgrave Pivot; 2019. "Dark in Complexion": The Indigenous war graves Workers.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian, Clarke, Philip. CSIRO Publishing; 2018. Aboriginal biocultural knowledge in South-eastern Australia : Perspectives of early colonists.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. Ballarat Heritage Services Publishing; 2019. Corroborees in Goldrush Victoria.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian, Wright, Wendy. Wakefield Press; 2019. Exchange on the maritime frontier of southern Australia.
Cahir, David (Fred), McMaster, Sarah, Clark, Ian, Kerin, Rani, Wright, Wendy. Routledge, an imprint of Tayor & Francis; 2016. Winda lingo parugoneit or Why set the bush on fire? Fire and Victorian Aboriginal people on the colonial frontier.
Weuffen, Sara, Cahir, David (Fred), Pickford, Aunty Marjorie. Taylor & Francis; 2017. The centrality of Aboriginal cultural workshops and experiential learning in a pre-service teacher education course: a regional Victorian University case study.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). Australian Scholarly Publishing Pty Ltd; 2016. The children of the Port Phillip Aboriginal Protectorate : An anthology of their reminiscences.
Cahir, David (Fred). Australian Scholarly Publishing Pty Ltd; 2016. The mystery of the Moranghurk sculptures.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred), Wilkie, Benjamin, Tout, Dan, Clark, Jidah. Routledge; 2023. Aboriginal use of fire as a weapon in Colonial Victoria : a preliminary analysis.
Cahir, David (Fred). Perth, Australia Network Books; 2007. Finders not keepers : Aboriginal people on the goldfields of Victoria.
Cahir, David (Fred). Melbourne Royal Historical Society of Victoria; 2005. Tales in a name : Discovering inter-cultural relations through place names.
Cahir, David (Fred). Melbourne Public Records Office of Victoria; 2005. Dallong : Possum skin rugs.
Cahir, David (Fred). University of Ballarat; 2006. Black gold : A history of the role of Aboriginal people on the goldfields of Victoria, 1850-70.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). Castlemaine Friends of Mount Alexander Diggings; 2004. Tanderrum 'Freedom of the Bush' : The Djadjawurrung presence on the goldfields of Central Victoria.
Cahir, David (Fred). The Author [Mt.Helen, Vic.] :; 2001. The Wathawurrung people's encounters with outside forces 1797 -1849 : a history of conciliation and conflict.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. Why should they pay money to the Queen?: Aboriginal miners and land claims. 2008.
Cahir, David (Fred). The attraction of gold mining in Victoria for aboriginal people. 2008.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. ‘An edifying spectacle’ : A history of ‘tourist corroborees’ in Victoria, Australia, 1835–1870. 2009.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. Public Record Office Victoria; 2009. The case of Peter Mungett : Born out of the allegiance of the Queen, belonging to a sovereign and independent tribe of Ballan.
Cahir, David (Fred). ANU E Press; 2012. Black Gold: Aboriginal people on the goldfields of Victoria 1850-1870.
Cahir, David (Fred). Australian National Maritime Museum; 2012. Nawi: Seeing the land from an Aboriginal canoe.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. The historic importance of the dingo in aboriginal society in Victoria (Australia) : A reconsideration of the archival record. 2013.
Cahir, David (Fred). CSIRO Publishing; 2013. "Devil been walk about tonight - not devil belonging to blackfellow, but white man devil. Methink Burke and Wills cry out tonight " What for whitefellow not send horses and grub?" An exmination of Aboriginal oral traditions of colonial explorers..
Cahir, David (Fred). CSIRO Publishing; 2013. 'We have received news from the blacks '. Aboriginal messengers and their reports of the Burke relief expedition.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. CSIRO Publishing; 2013. 'I suppose this will end in our having to live like the blacks for a few months': reinterpreting the history of Burke and Wills'.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). Understanding Ngamadjidi: Aboriginal perceptions of Europeans in nineteenth century Western Victoria. 2011.
Cahir, David (Fred). ANU Press; 2014. Why did squatters in colonial Victoria use Indigenous placenames for their sheep stations?.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). CSIRO; 2013. The aboriginal legacy of the Burke and Wills expedition: An introduction.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). CSIRO Publishing; 2013. The Aboriginal Story of Burke and Wills : Forgotten narratives.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). CSIRO Publishing; 2013. The Aboriginal contribution to the expedition, observed through Germanic eyes.
Cahir, David (Fred). Ballarat Heritage Services Publishing; 2014. Introduction : The songlines of the Scots in Australia.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). Palgrave Macmillan; 2014. John Green, manager of Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, but also a 'Ngamadjidj? New insights into his work with Victorian Aboriginal people in the ninteenth century.
Cahir, David (Fred). 'We had a good many visits from them': Aboriginal/Scottish shared performance spaces on the Victorian frontier. 2014.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. 'John and Jackey': An exploration of Aboriginal and Chinese people's associations on the Victorian goldfields. 2015.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian. University of Auckland; 2014. The Mãori presence in Victoria, Australia, 1830-1900 : A preliminary analysis of Australian sources.
Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). Cognizant Communication Corp.; 2003. Aboriginal people, gold, tourism : The benefits of inclusiveness for goldfields tourism in regional Victoria.
Cahir, David (Fred). Copyright Agency Limited; 2012. Murnong: Much more than a food.
Cahir, David (Fred), Schlagloth, Rolf, Clark, Ian. Taylor and Francis Ltd.; 2022. The Importance of the koala in Aboriginal society in nineteenth-century Queensland (Australia) : a reconsideration of the archival record.
Cahir, David (Fred), Clark, Ian, Tout, Dan, Wilkie, Benjamin, Clark, Jidah. ANU Press; 2021. Aboriginal fire-management practices in colonial Victoria.
Clark, Ian, Schlagloth, Rolf, Cahir, David (Fred), McGinnis, Gabrielle. Kurrburra the Boonwurrung 'wirrirrap' and bard (1797-1849)-a man of high degree. 2020.
Cahir, David (Fred), Schlagloth, Rolf, Clark, Ian. The historic importance of the koala in Aboriginal Society in New South Wales, Australia : an exploration of the archival record. 2020.
Burch, John, Clark, Ian, Cahir, David (Fred). Parish plans as a source of evidence of Aboriginal land use in the Mallee back country. 2020.
Clark, Ian, McMaster, Sarah, Roberts, Phillip, Cahir, David (Fred), Wright, Wendy. Taylor and Francis Ltd.; 2020. The tourism spectacle of fire making at Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, Victoria, Australia–a case study.
Cahir, David (Fred). Charles Joseph La Trobe and his administration of the Wadawurrung, 1839‑1853. 2018.
Cahir, David (Fred), Carter, Rodney, Kerr, Jason, Burchill, Marlene, Kerr, Ron, Baksh, Tom, Nelson, Rick, Tout, Dan. Taylor and Francis Ltd.; 2023. Not invisible, not silent, not nameless : Dja Dja Wurrung contributions to nineteenth-century Goldfields Society in central Victoria, Australia.
Weuffen, Sara, Cahir, David (Fred), Zeegers, Margaret. Cambridge University Press; 2016. What's in a name?: Exploring the implications of eurocentric (re)naming practices of aboriginal and torres strait islander nomenclature in australian education practices.
Cahir, David (Fred). Royal Historical Society of Victoria; 2014. Finding Indigenous history in the RHSV collections.
Cahir, David (Fred). Are you off to the Diggings?': Aboriginal guiding to and on the goldfields. 2010.
Wedrowicz, Faye, Wright, Wendy, Schlagloth, Rolf, Santamaria, Flavia, Cahir, David (Fred). Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales; 2017. Landscape, koalas and people : A historical account of koala populations and their environment in South Gippsland.