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House at Walgett
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Section of Aboriginal meeting in Australian Hall, Sydney, organised by Aborigines' Progressive Association mourners.
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Photograph possibly of Gerry Mason
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The SAFA bus outside Hotel Boggabilla
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A family at Walgett
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Aboriginal housing, Gundurimba Road, Lismore
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Depiction of Aboriginal housing at Boggabilla
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SAFA protesters standing alongside bus [Left to right:] Gerry Mason, Pat Healy, Sue Reeves, Charles Perkins, Ray Leppik, Bob Gallagher, Ann Curthoys, John Butterworth, Norm McKay, Alan Outhred, [unidentified], Colin Bradford, Louise Higham.
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President Patten (right) reads resolution at the 'Aborigines day of mourning' in Sydney, on 26 January 1938.
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Sue Reeves sitting on a fence, Gundurimba Road, Lismore
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Ann Curthoys and Louise Higham interview May Copeland (Fenella Stanley) and Tottie Barlow (Bertha Saunders) at Moree Aboriginal Station