Journal of Northern Territory History 1996
Articles
Writing the Mining History of Australia's Northern Territory: Past Themes, Current Research and Future Prospects
David Carment
Wollogorang and Massacre Inlet: Copper Deposits on theTerritory Border Before World War I
Ruth Kerr
Frontier Theory and the Construction of Meaning in Northern Territory Writing
Mickey Dewar
A Question of Identity: 'Half-caste' Children and Their Schooling
Suzanne Parry
The Significance of the Overland Telegraph Line, 1872-1901
Shirley Shepherd
The Role of the Legal Profession and the Courts in the Evolution of Democracy and Aboriginal Self-Determination in the Northern Territory in the Twentieth Century
Dean Mildren
The Wind that Blew O'er Darwin: The Cyclone of 1897
Nina Cameron
The Establishment of, and Operations by the Northern Territory Native Police between 1884 and 1891
Bill Wilson
The Wreck of the Magda: Shipwrecked Swedes in the North of Australia
Michael Christie
Acknowledgement of country
The Historical Society of the Northern Territory acknowledges the Larrakia people, the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which History House stands, and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, sea, and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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