This book explores the history and development of Australian native policy, with a particular focus on Victoria. It examines the interactions between Indigenous Australians and colonial settlers, analyzing government policies, their implementation, and their effects on Aboriginal communities. The work provides insight into the social, legal, and political approaches toward Indigenous peoples during Australia's colonial and post-colonial periods, offering a critical perspective on historical attitudes and practices.
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