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From Sydney to Tingha: Early Days in the Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship
Jack Horner details the background and his memories of a trip he took to Tingha when he became the Honorary Secretary of the Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship in Sydney in September 1958. He explains that the trip's purpose was to look at Aboriginal reserves (an illegal activity for white folks), and to check complaints about policemen harassing Aborigines.
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