Report to the Government entitled 'Review of Delivery of Services Financed by Department of Aboriginal Affairs', by Mr D. O. Hay, C. B. E. [Commander of the Order of the British Empire], D. S. O. [Distinguished Service Order], June 1976. Order of contents on file: Contents page, page 126-167, title page-page 125. Appendices omitted. Photocopy.

Handwritten note originally pinned to outside of manila folder reads 'Diane - Hope your flu is better. [Alex? Rex?]'

Contains 'quarterly bulletin on economic policies affecting Australian agriculture. Published by the John Thomson Agricultural Economics Centre at the University of Western Australia' [see cover of booklet]. Issue is volume 2, number 3, December 1962.

A Handbook of Information issued by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services, March 1961. Includes Diane Barwick's handwritten annotations.

File from the Prime Minister's Department, marked 'Confidential', with content removed.

Land Claim Submission for land and compensation submitted by the Yorta Yorta Tribal Council, to the Victorian and Federal Governments, June 1984. Land claimed was the Barmah Forest. Contains 'Introduction', 'Sources of Evidence', 'Basic Considerations' and 'Claim' sections of Submission, plus 'Bibliography'. Foolscap sheets. Minimal annotations.

Contains three published items, as follows:

'Lake Tyers Aboriginal Community: Social Engineering Programme', by M. R. Worthy. 45th Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Congress, Perth, 13-17 August 1973;

'Aboriginal Self-Determination and Child Welfare: A Case Conference' by Richard Chisholm. Australian Journal of Social Issues, 1982, Volume 17, Number 4;

'Lake Tyers - Land Title'. Brochure about the history of the Aboriginal Lands Act of 1970, with regard to the return of ownership of Lake Tyers Aboriginal Reserve to the Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust. Prepared and published by the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, Melbourne, 1971.

Foolscap and A5 sized sheets.

Report of enquiry conducted by Brian J. Egloff for Aboriginal and Historical Resources, National Parks and Wildlife Service, February to May 1979. Subject is sacred sites of the Yuin people, especially in the Mumbulla Mountain and Mumbulla Creek area, New South Wales. Sections include 'Recommendations and overview', 'Background Information', 'The Yuin tribe and the initiation of 1883 as recorded by A. W. Howitt', and 'Summary of research findings'.

Softbound document, foolscap-sized sheets. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's copy, received 14 August 1979.

Report by the Aboriginal Land Commission to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Minister for the Northern Territory. Dated 4 August 1978. A4-sized sheets, originally held together by metal clip.

Contains Annual Report of the Aboriginal Development Commission, 1983-84, and 'ADC [Aboriginal Development Commission] News' newsletter, Summer 1985-86.

Also contains a news clipping from an unidentified source about Aboriginal nursing student, Michelle Lynwood. Dated 5 August 1988. Multiple copies.

A4 size or similar. Originally housed in an envelope labelled 'News Letters (Ab.) [Aboriginal]', containing mostly copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association.

Official booklet about social conditions experienced by Aboriginal Australians and history of same. Illustrated. Dated 1959. A5 booklet.

Typescript. Five pages.

One-off newsletter about camp held for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal boys at Lake Tyers in January 1969. Looks to have been organised by the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs. Includes photographs.

Second Reading Notes, to be read by the Honourable E. R. Meagher, M. L. A., Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, 28 October 1970. Also a copy of the Bill, intended to provide for the remaining Aboriginal Settlements at Lake Tyers and Framlingham to become the property of the Aboriginal residents living on those Settlements.

Official papers as follows:

'Welfare Ordinance 1953-1960', The Northern Territory of Australia;

'Progress Towards Assimilation', Aboriginal Welfare in the Northern Territory. Booklet;

'Our Aborigines'. Booklet prepared under the authority of the Minister for Territories with the co-operation of the Ministers responsible for aboriginal welfare in the Australian States.

Prepared primarily by Phillip Boas and John Munday for the purposes of the Fund's Committee and the Ministry for Aboriginal Affairs, State Government of Victoria.

Issued under the authority of the Minister for Territories, The Honourable Paul Hasluck, Member of Parliament.

Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria. Printed by Department of Aboriginal Affairs (Victoria).

Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria and Southern New South Wales. Printed by Department of Aboriginal Affairs (Victoria). Two copies.

Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria and Southern New South Wales. Printed by Department of Aboriginal Affairs (Victoria). Two copies.

Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria. Printed by Department of Aboriginal Affairs (Victoria).

Newsletter for the Aboriginal People of Victoria and Southern New South Wales. Printed by Department of Aboriginal Affairs (Victoria).

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

A Magazine for the Aboriginal People of New South Wales. Produced by the New South Wales Aboriginal Welfare Board.

Statement made in the House of Representatives regarding the work of the Native Welfare Conference, held 26-27 January 1961.

Outline of the assimilation policy of the Commonweath and State governments. Prepared under the authority of the Minister for Territories, with the co-operation of other Ministers, for use by the National Aborigines' Day Observance Committee and its associates.

Statement by the Prime Minister, The Right Honourable William McMahon. Two copies.

Submitted by the Consultative Committee on Aboriginal Education.

Looks to have been printed by the Welfare Branch, Northern Territory Administration.

Note on inside cover reads: 'Booklet prepared under the authority of the Minister for Territories with the co-operation of the Ministers responsible for aboriginal welfare in the Australian States'.

Note on inside cover reads: 'Booklet prepared under the authority of the Minister for Territories with the co-operation of the Ministers responsible for aboriginal welfare in the Australian States'.

Note on inside cover reads: 'Booklet prepared under the authority of the Acting Minister for Territories with the co-operation of the Ministers responsible for aboriginal welfare in the Australian States'. Three copies.

Published by the Department of Territories, Commonwealth of Australia, under the authority of the Honourable Paul Hasluck, Member of Parliament, Minister for Territories.

Note on inside cover reads: 'Prepared under the authority of the Minister for Territories and with the co-operation of the Ministers responsible for aboriginal welfare in the Australian States'. Consists of loose papers enclosed inside a cardboard folder.

Booklet prepared under the authority of the Minister for Territories and with the co-operation of the Ministers responsible for aboriginal welfare in the Australian States. Two copies.

Address by the Minister of State for Territories, the Honorable Paul Hasluck, to the Economic Society of Australia and New Zealand, New South Wales Branch.

Newsletter published every two months by the Australian Government Publishing Service for the Department of Aboriginal Affairs.

Reports that look to be of an official nature regarding various Aboriginal schools in New South Wales. Schools include Wallace Lake, Tilba Tilba; Condobolin; Lake Cargelligo; etc. Authors include teachers and principals. Most reports include sections on school conditions and community conditions.

Also a report entitled 'Pre-School Education for Aborigine [sic] Children'.

Prepared for the New South Wales Select Committee into Aboriginal Welfare.

This inventory item contains Report for Year Ended 30 June 1977, and Report for Year Ended 30 June 1978.

Booklets.

Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs.

Booklet.

Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.

Booklet.

Issued by the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia.

Booklet.

Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.

Booklet.

Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.

Booklet.

Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.

Booklet.

Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.

Booklet.

Issued by the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia.

Report of the Aboriginal Consultative Group on 'the present needs and future provisions for the education of Aboriginal people in Australia' (letter to Dr K. McKinnon). Report consists of 34 pages plus Appendices.

A4 pages in a binder. Note on front cover reads 'from MV [probably Margaret Valadian]'.

Booklet issued by the Australian Council on Population and Ethnic Affairs in May 1982.

Research study by Christine Watson of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Canberra. A4 typescript.

Two issues of a newsletter issued by the Aboriginal Heritage Section of the Department of Environment and Planning. Issues are June 1982, No 4, and September 1982, No 5.

Photocopy of a High Court document in relation to the native land tenure case brought by Eddie Mabo, Celuia Mapo Salee, Sam Passi, David Passi and James Rice.

Contains Statement of Claim, Particulars, the Plaintiffs' Claim, and Schedules.

Originally housed in a manila envelope addressed to Diane Barwick from T. [Deklin?], Law Department at Australian National University.

Issued by the Aboriginal Sites section of the National Parks and Wildlife Service, New South Wales.

Two brochures issued by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs of the Australian federal government. Titles: 'Aboriginal Land Rights Legislation…What do you know about it?' (undated), and 'Culture Contact in Australia before 1788' (1975).

This inventory item also contains a booklet entitled 'Educational Innovations - Kids' Issue', Vol 5, No 3, 1979. Published by Innovations News Exchange, a project supported by a grant from the Australian Government made under the Innovations Program of the Schools Commission.

A newsletter issued by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs in each state and nationally.

Issues:
'Aboriginal Newsletter', National Monthly, No 121, February 1983;
'Aboriginal Newsletter', South Australia, Vol 4, No 4, June 1983;
'Aboriginal Newsletter', Victoria/Tasmania, July 1983.

A5 printed report.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Originally housed in a manila envelope addressed to Diane Barwick.

Prepared by Research Branch, Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Canberra. Content includes summaries of research conducted in the field of Aboriginal affairs by various organisations, including the Department of Aboriginal Affairs.

Newsletters appear to have been provided to Diane Elizabeth Barwick by David Penny, Director, Research Branch.

Includes April, August and December issues of the newsletter.

Seven A5 booklets.

Journal published every two months by the Australian Government Publishing Service for the Department of Aboriginal Affairs.

This issue of 'Aboriginal News' includes articles about the Aboriginal Land Rights Commission, overseas perspectives on land rights, and other subjects.

Newsletter published by Land Rights News, Darwin, Northern Territory. Authorised by the Northern Land Council of the Northern Territory.

A5 printed report.

Journal published by the Australian Government Publishing Service for the Department of Aboriginal Affairs. Distributed free of charge to Aboriginal communities in the New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory region, and to associated Commonwealth and State agencies and others interested in Aboriginal affairs.

A5 printed journal.

Six monthly report of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies for the period 1 April 1981 to 30 September 1981.

A5 printed report.

Report in accordance with section 50(1) of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976. Includes maps of claim area and sites (Kungarakany/Warai place names etc).

Published A5 report.

Report in accordance with section 61 of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976.

Published A5 report.

Report in accordance with section 50(1) of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976.

Published A5 report.

Report in accordance with section 61 of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976.

Published A5 report.

Pre-printed compliments slip reads 'With Compliments of the Chairman & Commissioners'.

Contains research report. Top right-hand corner of the cover of the report features a typed reference number, 'Res:7'.

The terms of reference for a study about interpreting and translation services were given to a Planning Group on Special Interpreter Translator Needs by the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs in early 1978. The Planning Group subsequently commissioned this report. The Planning Group included representatives of a number of Commonwealth Government Departments, and of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Stapled A5 booklet.

Handwritten notes by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Small stapled note pad.

Newsletter of a community organisation established by Melbourne secondary school students. Includes a reference to an address to be given by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at Melbourne University about Aboriginal history in Victoria.

A5 size.

Information sheet printed by the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, Victoria, that appears to have been distributed at the Royal Agricultural Show in Melbourne in 1969. Subject is the Aboriginal policy of the recently established Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs in the state government of Victoria.

Single A4 sheet. Two copies.

Booklet published by the Department of the Interior of the Australian federal government.

Annotation by Diane Elizabeth Barwick on the front cover reads 'Nixon's Budget 'policy' speech 3.9.70 (see newspapers and AbSchol's long reply)'.

A5 booklet.

Approximately A4 sized booklet.

Originally housed in a labelled box file. This box file originally housed the contents of inventory items BARI03218 (Series 30), BARI03219 (Series 29), BARI03220-21 (Series 28), BARI03222 (Series 27) and BARI03223 (Series 10).

Assorted legal and political statements and reports about governrment policies on Aboriginal affairs in Australia.

Includes:
Report into Aboriginal policy entitled 'DRAFT - Policy in Aboriginal Affairs', by H. C. Coombs, W. E. H. Stanner and B. G. Dexter. The report appears to have been instigated by Decision No.340 (AA), Committee on Aboriginal Affairs, and its author recommend that it be endorsed by the Inter-Departmental Committee. Loose photocopied foolscap sheets.

A4 and foolscap documents.

Published for the Department of Aboriginal Affairs by the Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1985. Special issue on Aboriginal land rights. A4 newsletter.