The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
As supplies are landed at an unspecified Northern Territory beach, Royal Australian Navy (RAN) crew members trade fish and crabs with local Aboriginal people.
Two locally engaged Aboriginal men remove a saddle off a camel's back as it rests. The men are at an undisclosed operational base and are transporting supplies in a camel team to an allied outpost in
A locally engaged Aboriginal man is transporting supplies as part of a camel team to an allied outpost in the Northern territory.
NX72249 Captain G.M Brodie, 11th Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, immunising a baby against yaws, as they are held by their mother. Local people were evacuated from Japanese territory a
NORTHERN TERRITORY. LARGE SHELTERS BUILT BY AUSTRALIAN TROOPS USING ADAPTED ABORIGINAL BUILDING TECHNIQUES AND LOCAL NATURAL MATERIALS, BEFORE THE ONSET OF THE WET SEASON. HERE THEY ARE TYING DOWN THE
South Australian Parliamentary Paper Number 53 of 1887, 'Half-Yearly Report on Northern Territory to December 31st, 1886.' The 21-page paper, produced by the Government Resident in the Northern Terri
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia (South Australia Branch) report of 1888, 'Explorations in the Northern Territory of South Australia.' The 16-page paper recounts the independent expedition