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58 photos tagged adults, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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Welcome for the arrival the Hon. E.H. Hanlon at Yarrabah, 1933

from State Library of Queensland

• Vesna Verencevic said:

  Hanlon was home secretary from 17 June 1932 until 5 December 1935 when he became secretary for health and home affairs. As the minister largely responsible for the development and implementation of the A.L.P.'s welfare policies, Hanlon held assumptions and attitudes that had important consequences for the character of Queensland society. Under his administration Aborigines continued to be subjected to 'enforced population transfers, confinement to particular areas under relatively arbitrary and quite authoritarian regimes, excessive moral scrutiny, interference in intimate human relationships, supervised breeding, imposed placement and calculatedly inferior educational training for their children, control over their labour conditions, wages and personal property, and even suppression of their ''injurious" or menacing ''customs" or practices'. In these ways, Aborigines who, in their 'natural' state—according to Hanlon—were 'about 1,000,000 years behind the white race', were 'protected' by the state. Source; adb.anu.edu.au/biography/hanlon-edward-michael-ned-10411

River Wear Bridges

from North East Museums

• Jolly Oil said:

  cool!

The President comes to Washington

from North East Museums

• Paul Berry Berry said:

  I was in the crowd representing my school, carrying an American flag. Never would have guessed that I'd end up as an American citizen.