Complete AGLC4 Citations & References
Archival Provenance for: Perth Prohibited Area Boundaries & Pass Enforcement
- Anna Haebich, <em>For Their Own Good: Aborigines and Government in the Southwest of Western Australia 1900–1940</em> (UWA Press, 1988) 268–74. ↩ Back to text
- Western Australia, <em>Proclamation of Prohibited Area under Section 42 of the Aborigines Act 1905</em> (Government Gazette, 28 January 1927) 124. ↩ Back to text
- Tom Stannage, <em>The People of Perth: A Social History of Western Australia's Capital City</em> (Perth City Council, 1979) 115–19. ↩ Back to text
- Peter Biskup, <em>Not Slaves, Not Citizens: The Aboriginal Problem in Western Australia 1898–1954</em> (University of Queensland Press, 1973) 158–62. ↩ Back to text
- Fiona Skyring, <em>Justice: A History of the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia</em> (UWA Publishing, 2011) 95–9. ↩ Back to text
- State Records Office of Western Australia, <em>Police Department Files: Prohibited Area Arrest Logs (Cons 430)</em> (Perth, 1927–1954). ↩ Back to text
- A O Neville, <em>Australia's Coloured Minority: Its Place in the Community</em> (Currawong Publishing, 1947) 54. ↩ Back to text
- Rosalind Kidd, <em>The Way We Civilise: Aboriginal Affairs—The Untold Story</em> (University of Queensland Press, 1997) 148. ↩ Back to text
- Henry Reynolds, <em>Nowhere People</em> (Penguin Books, 2005) 198–202. ↩ Back to text
- Anna Haebich, <em>Spinning the Dream: Assimilation in Australia 1950–1970</em> (Fremantle Press, 2008) 150–4. ↩ Back to text
- Len Collard, <em>Nyungar Past and Present: Hydrological Knowledge on the Coastal Plain</em> (Centre for Indigenous History and Heritage, UWA, 2008) 138. ↩ Back to text
- Western Australia, <em>Revocation of Proclamation of Prohibited Area</em> (Government Gazette, 10 December 1954) 2145. ↩ Back to text
- Steve Kinnane, <em>Shadow Lines</em> (Fremantle Press, 2003) 92–8. ↩ Back to text
- Ronald M Berndt and Catherine H Berndt, <em>Aborigines of the South-West of Western Australia</em> (UWA Press, 1979) 148. ↩ Back to text