The Aborigines Report | Find and Connect

Publication Resource Details

In
Western Mail
Publication Date
21 March 1935
Publisher
Charles Harper, J.W. Hackett, James Gibey, for the Western mail office
Place Published
Perth
Page Numbers
6
URL
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article38390514
Description
This article, from the Western Mail in 1935, outlines the key findings and recommendations from the Moseley royal commission into the 'condition and treatment' of Aboriginal people in Western Australia.

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Moore River Native Settlement (1918 - 1951) Relevance: The Moseley Royal Commission (1935) made recommendations in relation to conditions and practices at the Moore River Native Settlement.
Royal Commission to Enquire into and Report Upon [inter alia] the Administration of the Aborigines Department and the Condition of the Natives, State of Western Australia (1904? - 1905) Relevance: Newspaper reports discussed the Moseley Royal Commission (1935) in relation to previous findings in the Roth Report.
Royal Commission to Investigate, Report and Advise upon Matters in Relation to the Condition and Treatment of Aborigines 1935, State of Western Australia (1934? - 1935) Relevance: The findings of the Moseley Royal Commission (1935) were reported in WA newspapers.
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