In 1939 Paul Hasluck published ‘Our Southern Half Caste Natives and their condition.’ It was a pamphlet based on a series of articles in which he discussed the need to remove children of mixed race descent from Aboriginal communities in order to give them a chance to be educated and to avoid the squalor and filth which would otherwise be there fate.
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