Gough Whitlam Plans to Visit Cooperatives
McLeod’s Role at AAF Meeting Discussed
Broader Aboriginal Movement Engages with McLeod’s Views
McLeod Expresses His Views to the Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship
Jessie Street and the Repeal of Section 70
Section 70 and the UNO
A Popular Movement
Street Writes to the Anti-Slavery Society about Her Tour
Jessie Street Corresponds with McLeod
Jessie Street Discusses her Report with McLeod
Street Attempts to Organise a Teacher for the Cooperative
Street Provides Advice to Pindan
Mitchell Writes to McLeod of Street’s Visit
Clements Sends McLeod Recordings to Street
Clements Writes to Street of McLeod
Peter Worsley Writes to Don McLeod on Publicity
McLeod’s Recordings Arouse Overseas Interest
Information on Cooperatives is Circulated in England
Don McLeod Writes to Director of Social Services Humphreys
Jessie Street Discusses Manganese and Yandeyarra
Native Rights and Welfare League Sends Info on Natives' Imprisonment
Goods Produced for 70th Anniversary of Strike
The 1946 Pilbara Strike Game Board
The 1946 Pilbara Strike Board Game Cover
Marnti Warajanga Online Exhibit
Socialist Organisations Tell Strike Story
Unions Tell Story of the Strike
Streets Named After Strike Leaders
Marnti Warajanga Educational Resource
Duncan Graham, Rebel of the Pilbara
Educational Kit by Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre
Strike Monument Tour Brochure
Notes on Sculpture Commemoration
Clancy McKenna Delivers Calendars on Bicycle
Doris Eaton, Remembering the 1946 Pilbara Indigenous Pastoral Workers' Strike
Sculpture of Strike in Public Park
Victoria Laurie, The Black Eureka
Script Excerpt of Yandy the Play #2
Monty Hale (Minyjun), Kurlumarniny: We Come from the Desert
Press Kit Excerpt for How the West Was Lost
Strelley Community, Mikurrunya, Newsletter
Peter Coppin on ABC Television
Script Excerpt of Yandy the Play
Monty Hale, Kurlumarniny: We Come from the Desert

Marrngu Represent the Past in How the West Was Lost

Scene from Yandy the Play
'Gandhi of the Pilbara' Fought the Good Fight for Justice
Sit Down One Place
McLeod's Mob
Yandy: A Communist Party Statement
Daisy Bindi, My People: A Kath Walker Collection
'To a Promised Land' Script
Council for Aboriginal Rights Special Bulletin
'Reading "Yandy" at Pindan'
Cover of Donald Stuart's Yandy
Don McLeod Remembers Thirty-Three Men Arrests

Remembering the Moment Marrngu Stood Their Ground

Story of the March Down Port Hedland Main Street
Strikers Tell the Story of Defying Police at Two Mile Camp
Kangkushot: The Life of Nyamal Lawman Peter Coppin
Donald Stuart Discusses Tommy Sampey in Yandy
Wild Card: An Autobiography, 1923-1958
The Black Eureka, Strike Preparations
Don McLeod's Discusses Harassment He Faced
Eileen Rule, Clancy McKenna and Years Since the Strike
Wanamurraganya: The Story of Jack McPhee

Donald Stuart and Marrngu, Yandy

Dooley Binbin, History of the '46 Strike
Somewhere Between Black and White: The Story of an Aboriginal Australian
Clancy McKenna Remembers the Strike
Don McLeod, Aboriginal Co-ordination of the Strike
Meeting at Skull Springs
Don McLeod, Telling the Story of the Strike
How the West was Lost Cover
Oppose Arrests in Aborigines' Strike
Clancy and Dooley and Don McLeod Poem
CDNR Uses Communist Newspaper to Publicise Strike
CDNR Publishes 'Story the Press Did Not Tell'
Government and Pastoralists Downplay Strike's Effects
Native Persecution is Denounced: Big Perth Protest
Cranky Iti, Calendars
McLeod Writes About Race-Time Meeting
Aboriginal Storytelling at Race-Time Meeting
Sketch of Land for Aboriginal Pastoral Station
Don McLeod Discusses Strike with Elkin
McLeod Plans to Launch Economic Ventures for Aboriginal Independence
Don McLeod Writes to A.P. Elkin
Clancy & Dooley & Don McLeod Song
Map of Strike Camps
Map of Stations
Map of Seed and Shelling Camps
Map of Mines
Process of Cleaning Columbite at Kulikuli
Aboriginal People Establish School in Marble Bar
Moolyella Becomes Main Strike Camp
Pindan Natives Advance Nearer Goal
Nomads Pty Ltd Incorporated
Nomads Group Forms and Grows
McLeod Resigns as Pindan Director
Ernie Mitchell Addresses a Meeting
Authority and Leadership in a New-Style Australian Aboriginal Community
McLeod Launching a Happy Capitalist
Simdan Establishes Nimingarra Manganese Mine
Pindan Works with Albert G. Sims Ltd.
Pindan People Fishing with New Boats
Pindan Prospects for Manganese
Middleton Calls for Repeal of Leper Line Legislation
Dooley Convicted of Leper Line Offences
Pindan Members Arrested North of the Leper Line
A Visit to Pindan Camps
Meeting in Perth Town Hall
Paddy Yabala, Just an Ordinary Fence
Harold Blair to Speak at Town Hall
Department Tries to Amend Native Welfare Act
Donald Stuart Beings Work as Native Welfare Officer
Pindan Member Cleans Pearl Shell
Department Stops Rationing Children of the Group
Department Establishes Hostel at Riverdale Station
Department of Native Welfare Acquires Yandeyarra as Native Reserve
McLeod Establishes Pindan
Pilbara Native Society is Established
Statement on Donald William McLeod, Formerly of Pilbara District
McLeod Hopes to Organise Aboriginal People in South
Des Stuart
Department of Native Welfare Begins Rationing
NODOM Goes Into Liquidation
Government Officials Stop Correspondence with McLeod
The Cooperative Enters Hard Times
Commissioner Middleton Opposes School at Yandeyarra
Non-Aboriginal Participants Leave Cooperative
Columbite Ore Contaminated
School Children of the Cooperative
Molly Williams, Walking from Blue Bar to the Bore
Gathering Facts About Aboriginal People
NODOM Shifts Focus from Wolfram to Tanto-Columbite
A Mining Company Gets £3,400
Dessie and Donald Stuart Join the Cooperative
White Springs Mission Closes
School Decision Delayed
Mines Labour Inquiry to Shift to N.W.
Commissioner Middleton Supports School at Yandeyarra
Committee of Inquiry and WA Department of Mines
Mining Cooperative is Set Up Under Daisy Bindi's Leadership
Northern Development and Mining Established
Cooperative Group Purchases Yandeyarra Station
Hunting for Souls in the Nor'-West
Western Wolfram Formed to Work with Aboriginals
Six More Four Mile Miners Arrested
Cooperative Members Work Minerals
Two Aboriginals Arrested in a Dawn Raid
Mining Begins in Cooglegong Area
Labour Situation in Pilbara Returns to Normal
Notice of Mining Application
Aboriginal People Return to Employment and Others Prospect
Aboriginal People Debate Continuance of Strike
Native Affairs Officer Sydney Elliott-Smith
DNA Under Threat of Wool Ban
Men Arrested and Transported in Chains
Strikers Promise to Fill the Jails in Protest
DNA Declares Twelve Mile Forbidden Settlement
McLeod Favors School on Aboriginal Station
Catholic Mission Proposed for White Springs Station
McLeod Discusses Obtaining Land with Government
Jack Gribble’s Appointment as Inspector Terminated
Ernie Mitchell Sentenced to Imprisonment
DNA Tries to Control Strikers
DNA Attempts to Negotiate with Strikers
Native Arrests Rouse Strong Perth Protests
Strikers Sentenced to Imprisonment
Yarrie Jack Coppin's Statement on the Moolyella Breakaway Group
Negotiations of Reemployment with Improved Conditions
Natives' Strike: Further Litigation
North-West Natives: Conditions on Stations
Strikers Set Up Camp at Twelve Mile
Natives Freed
Natives' Strike: Counselling Charges, McLeod Fined £50
Wages Dispute, Contractor Before Court
An Appeal to Democratic Citizens
200 Citizens Call for Strike Leaders' Release
Don McLeod at Cattleyard in Yandeyarra
Adobe Cottages at Yandeyarra
Women and Children Process Columbite at Pilgangoora
Des Stuart and Aboriginal Stockmen at Yandeyarra
Columbite Mining Camp at Kulikuli
Rock Hole Camp
Cooperative Mines Tanto-Columbite at Pilgangoora Camp
Police Reports on Dooley Binbin's Arrest
Native Affairs Inspector O'Neill's Statement for McLeod Trial
Native Administration Act, Section 47
Clancy McKenna Meets Secretly with McLeod about Strike
Strike of Native Workers Will Open May First
Correspondence: Natives' Dispute
Unions Protest Strike Leaders' Imprisonment
Don McLeod Discusses WA Native Question with Shirley Andrews
Labor Party Believes Social Service Act Should Be Amended
Leader of the Federal Opposition Writes to Don McLeod
McLeod Writes About Race Relations
McLeod Discusses Shelling and Crossing 'Leprosy Line'
Don McLeod Writes to Calwell on Street's Report
Deputy Leader of the Opposition Corresponds with McLeod
Don McLeod Has Network of Activists
Victorian Aborigines Advancement League Invites Pindan Rep
Council Congratulates Pindan on Meeting Success
ASIO Reports on Pindan's Public Meeting
Don McLeod Opposes Grayden's Campaign
McLeod Argues for Aboriginal Control of Their Destiny
Jessie Street Writes McLeod About Social Service Benefits
Government Exercises Caution with McLeod
Aborigines in Nor' West Australia
Deputy Leader of Federal Labor Party Intervenes on Group's Behalf
McLeod Drives Supporters Away
Pindan Holds Public Meeting
McLeod and Cooperative Leaders Campaign for Aboriginal Rights
Don McLeod's Report on Native Question
Aboriginal Enterprise in the Pilbara
McLeod’s View of Warburton Controversy
Correspondence of the Race Relations Committee
McLeod Discusses Section 70 with Anti-Slavery Society
Shirley Andrews Reports on Aborigines' Revenue Resolution
Give Aborigines Their Rights, Say Wharfies
The Call for Aboriginal Control of Funding
Have the Natives of W.A. Been the Victims of a Confidence Trick
Section 70 and Social Service Benefits
Cooperative Group Hopes to Petition Queen Elizabeth
Repeal of Section 70 Caused Unjust Conditions for Aboriginal People
Jessie Street Convinced of Need for Commonwealth Control of Aborigines
Jessie Street’s Interest in Pindan Affairs
Account of Pindan's Lawyer
Jessie Street Urges Government Support for Cooperative
McLeod Reports on Jessie Street's Visit
Wide Distribution of Street's Report
Jessie Street's Positive Account of Pindan Bolsters Support for Cooperatives
McLeod Discusses Crossing 'Leper Line' and Jessie Street's Visit
Street Pleads the Cooperative's Case with Government
McLeod Discusses Street's Visit with Deputy Leader of Federal Labor Opposition
Shirley Andrews Comments on Jessie Street's Report
Pindan Distributes Jessie Street's Report
Jessie Street's Report of Visits to Pindan Camps
Anti-Slavery Society Inquires About Strikers' Imprisonment
Jessie Street Writes to President of WA Peace Council
Shirley Andrews Asks McLeod for Updates
Don McLeod Corresponds with Shirley Andrews
Shirley Andrews Urges McLeod to Share His Experiences
Shirley Andrews Writes to Don McLeod
Don McLeod and Shirley Andrews Correspond
Not All Organisations Supported the Movement
Pilbara Model A Way Forward for Aboriginal People
A Model Cooperative for Aboriginal Communities
Council Believes Cooperatives Allow Transition to Independence
Shirley Andrews on McLeod's Lecture Arrangements
Shirley Andrews Writes to Victorian Trades Hall Council on Aboriginal Issues
Shirley Andrews Discusses Positive Impact of Cooperative
Shirley Andrews Thanks Meeting Organiser
Shirley Andrews Informs Wicks of Cooperative's Activities
McLeod Wants Million To Sign
Black Equals White
Secret ASIO Minutes on McLeod's Public Meeting
Secret ASIO Report Discussing McLeod's Lectures
'King' of the Blacks Comes to Town
Circular for McLeod's Public Appearance on 1955 Tour
Alfred Jacobs Suggests McLeod's Lecture Tour
Shirley Andrews Asks Hodge for More Info on Cooperative
Shirley Andrews on Publicity for Movement
Ovation for Aboriginal Co-op Leader
Shirley Andrews Writes Circular Letter to Unions
McLeod's Lecture Tour Stimulates Interest in Aboriginal Issues
Shirley Andrews Discusses Finding A School Teacher
Council Searches for Teacher for Cooperative
Peter Hodge Informs Council of Cooperative Movement
Shirley Andrews Writes to McLeod on Pilbara Bulletin
Council for Aboriginal Rights Spreads Information
A Continuing and Adapting Aboriginal Culture
Shirley Andrews Gains Information on Movement
Council Attempts to Get Information on Cooperative Movement
Cleric's Appeal: Allowed By Full Court, Judgment Reserved
Don McLeod Autobiography Draft
White Men's Treatment of Blacks Condemned
No Iron Curtain Between White and Black Australians
Natives' Strike: Conviction Appeals, Why They Failed
Native Affairs: McLeod's Convictions, Leave to Appeal Granted
CDNR Appeals Hodge and McLeod's Convictions
Anti-Slavery Society Concerned About Natives' Imprisonment
CDNR Corresponds with Anti-Slavery Society
An Appeal to the Workers of the North-West
Appeal Made To U.N. For Our Natives
Correspondence Courses Are Needed For Natives
CDNR Informs Government of UNO Submission
Australian Workers' Union Supports Strikers' Actions
J. C. Seman Stands Behind Aboriginal People
Woman's Christian Temperance Union WA Supports Strike
WA Nurses’ Association Supports Strike
Federal Labor MP Beazley Urges Coverley to Investigate
WA Government Tramways Union Supports Strikers
Federal Labor MP Expresses Concern
Labor District Council Supports Industrial Organisation of Aboriginal Workers
106 Natives Set Up Co-op Camp
Committee for Defence of Native Rights Asks for Assistance
CDNR Lobbies the WA Department of Education
Committee for Defence of Native Rights Writes 'Damning Exposure'
Communist Designs on Port Hedland Natives
Better 'Pink' Than Silent
Publicity for Town Hall Meeting
CDNR Resolutions at Public Meeting
Crow Yougarla, Striking at Warrawagine
Urges New Deal for Aborigines
Dooley Binbin
Aboriginal People Explore Options for Improving Their Lives
Nor' West Natives Persecuted
Committee for Defence of Native Rights Circular
Fremantle Backing for Native Rights Struggle
Shirley Andrews Discusses Pindan's Importance to Aboriginal Rights Movement
Come and Hear Mr. McLeod
Shirley Andrews Explains Council's Support of Strike
Hedland Court Has Strange Procedure
CDNR Brings International Attention to Strikers' Cause
Protest at "Red" Label
Commissioner for Native Affairs Reports on CDNR Formation
Formation of Committee for Defence of Native Rights
Australian Communist Party Brings Public Attention to Strike
Communist Flyer Urges Public Meeting
Jessie Street's Report of Pindan Camps
Account of Pindan Seed Camp
McLeod Statement on Struggle to Manage Group's Affairs
Commissioner Middleton Cannot Represent Whole Society
Don McLeod Discusses NODOM'S Financial Troubles
Pilbara Native Society Group Marketing Agreement
Middleton's Account of Pilbara Native Society
Middleton Establishes the Pilbara Native Society
Department Purchases Vehicle for Pilbara Native Society
Urgent Telegram on Recognition of McLeod as Aboriginal Representative
McLeod Discusses the Strikers' Demands
Men Drilling For Water Near Roebourne
Joint Venture Established with Albert G. Sims Ltd
Simdan's Manganese Mining Equipment
Pindan Shareholders
Cooperative Member Jack Gordon Writes His Wife at Meekatharra
Ernie Mitchell Discusses the Group's Shelling Activities
Mitchell Corresponds with McLeod
McLeod Considers Shelling Production and Buying Camps
Pearl and Shell Tally
Account of Pindan's Pearl Shelling Activities
Mitchell Discusses Pindan Activities with McLeod
Pearl Shelling Camp
Annual Return of Pindan Pty Ltd
Native and White Laws Clash in Full Court Appeal
Commissioner Middleton Advises Against Further DNA Assistance
Commissioner Middleton Corresponds with Victorian Aboriginal Group
Government Officials Discuss ABC Libel Case
Natives Claim Slandered in an ABC Broadcast
15 Aborigines Sue ABC for Libel
Middleton Opposes Pindan's Application for Assistance

Marrngu Defy the Native Administration Act by Crossing Leper Line

Middleton Opposes Pindan and Undermines McLeod
Annual Report of the Commissioner of Native Welfare
Pindan Men in Perth for Libel Case
Billy Thomas, Starve With Us
Middleton Urges Ernie Mitchell to Stay Close to DNA
Mitchell Authorises Middleton to Serve as Agent for Society
Pilbara Native Society Group Photo
Telegram Correspondence on Pilbara Native Society
DNA Begins to Take Control
Report of Cooperative Movement Group
Ernie Mitchell Appeals to Department For Urgent Assistance
McLeod Concerned about Future of the Group
Conditions of NODOM Camps
Don McLeod, Letter to the Editor
Native Welfare Report on NODOM Camps, Food Situation, and Des Stuart
McLeod Discusses Conditions and Future of NODOM
Department of Native Welfare Provides Rations For Children
Commissioner Middleton Blames McLeod's Mismanagement
McLeod Blames Lack of Government Support
Munda Woodman and Ron Hale, Starvation Time
Department of Education Report on Visit to Yandeyarra Station
DNA Supports Application For School
Students On the Way to Yandeyarra for School
A Teacher's Experiences in Yandeyarra
This is Don McLeod
Yandy the Wind Extract #2
Max Brown's Experience in Yandeyarra
Pilbara Painting
McLeod Writes of the Group’s Achievements
Native Affairs Officers Report Positively
Tindale Journal
Ernie Mitchell Leads Community
Committee Women and Peter Coppin at Yandeyarra
McLeod Statement to Committee Investigating Native Labour
Report on Roy Hill Station Before the Exodus
Gare Reports on Roy Hill Exodus
Report of Conditions on Roy Hill Station
Employers Forced to Offer Higher Pay
Daisy Bindi's Account of Leaving Roy Hill
Daisy Bindi Leads People from Roy Hill Station
McLeod Discusses Cooperative's Willingness to Work on Their Own Terms
McLeod Discusses Pastoralists' Reluctance to Award Rates
ABC News Reports on Cooperative Movement
Inspector of Natives Notes Aboriginal People Mining
Commissioner of Native Affairs Approves of Aboriginal Mining Ventures
McLeod Discusses Mining Activities in Pilgangoora
McLeod Writes Middleton on Establishing NODOM
Report of Cooperative Movement's Impact on Pastoral Labour
DNA and Pastoralists' Conflicting Views
DNA Considers NODOM Important Development
Native-Labour Drift Worries Pastoralists
Maggie Ginger, Mining
Middleton Refuses Administration Role in NODOM
McLeod Proposes New Share-holding Ownership of NODOM
McLeod Discusses Mining with Committee Investigating Native Labour
McLeod Writes to Ross McDonald on Mining Ventures
Officials Consider NODOM Greatest Advance in Native History
Native Group Mines on Large Scale
Yandy the Wind Extract #1
Munda Woodman, Mining Time
White Man Helps Natives Win Mineral Wealth
McLeod Discusses Aboriginal Mining with District Inspector for Mines
Norman Tindale Writes on Mining Activities
Billy Thomas, We Just Help Ourself Out
Nigel Oliphant Supports the Cooperative Movement
Men Mining at Gorge Creek
Circular to All Churches, Trade Unions, Social and Welfare Organizations
Aboriginal Strikers Arrested at Revolver Point
Natives Organise Camp
McLeod vs Richards Evidence Full Version
McLeod Grilled For Three Hours Before Arrest
Cranky Iti, Tin Mining
Cranky Iti, Leaving Warrawagine
Peace Follows in This Man's Tracks
Natives' Conditions in the North
Native Station Hands Return to their Former Jobs
Ensuring the Strikers' Wage Demands Were Met
Employment of Natives
Coded Telegram on Agreement Between McLeod and Department
Seamen's Solidarity Wool Ban Wins Victory for Aboriginal Workers
Workers Freed after Wool Ban
Seamen Ban Slave Stations' Wool
Who is in Charge?
Seamen Ban Shipment of North-West Wool
Seamen Threaten Wool Ban
McLeod Urges Seamen's Union to Ban Wool
Report on Seamen's Union Wool Ban
Government Attempts to Reassure Seamen's Union Concern for Aboriginal Workers
O'Neill Reports on Use of Chains in Strikers' Arrests
Strikers Remove Workers from Noreena Downs Station
Middleton Disputes Communist Publicity about Strikers’ Imprisonment
McDonald Writes to Minister for the Interior on Natives' Affairs
Native Mob Said to be Scaring Station Natives
The Persecution of Native Workers
Red Cunning Fools Abos
Crow Yougarla, Thirty-Three Men
Conditions of Slavery for Our Aborigines
13 Native Workers Jailed
Native Position Worries Them
Police Rushed to Quell Native Trouble
Middleton Sends O'Neill to Pacify Strike Leaders
Police Report of Arrests at Warrawagine Station
Mac Gardiner, Thirty-Three Men
McLeod's Account of Campaign to Fill the Jails
Dept. Threat to Native Co-op
Middleton Sends Inspector O'Neill to Twelve-Mile Camp
Officials Discuss Twelve Mile Prohibited Area for Aboriginal Camps
Twelve Mile Strikers Return to Station Employment
Native Affairs Officials Discuss Negotiations to End Strike
Strelley Station Threatens Prosecution for Trespass
Tensions Rise Over Access to Land
A First Hand Report on Police Persecution of Aborigines
Jensen Reports on Negotiations to End Strike
Police Struggle to Control the Strikers
Twelve Mile People Hard as Steel
McBeath's Account of Strikers' Non-Violent Demonstrations
McLeod Writes to Rationing Commission
Men Marching Through Port Hedland
WA Native Affairs Act is Slavery
Fly North for McLeod Hearing
Imprisoned Natives, Their Release Ordered
Correspondence Relating to Release of Clancy and Dooley
Committee for Defence of Native Rights Circulates 'Damning Exposure'
Easy Prey for Malcontents
May Day, 1946, Was Aborigines' Eureka
Native Affairs Officials Discuss McKenna and McLeod's Convictions
Inspector of Native Affairs Feels Confident about McLeod's Conviction
O'Neill Discusses Clancy McKenna's Conviction and Imprisonment
Detective Sergeant Richards Gathers Evidence to Convict McLeod
Urgent Telegram Relaying Strike Leaders' Arrests
Telegram on Strike Sent to Inspector of Native Affairs
Officials Discuss McLeod's Involvement in Strike
Constable Marshall Suppresses the Strike at Warrawagine
McLeod vs Richards Evidence
Francis Bray Discusses Prosecuting Don McLeod
Native Affairs Inspector O’Neill Discusses McLeod’s Activities with Bray
Pastoralist Association Writes to Politicians on McLeod's Activities
Francis Bray Discusses Land Issues with Victorian Aboriginal Group
McLeod Explains Plan to Obtain Land
Seamen's Union Warns Government on Wool Ban
O'Neill's Account of Strikers' Campaign to Fill the Jails
Aboriginal People Gain Political Power
Caroline Jula, Striking from Warrawagine Station
Don McLeod Arrested Again, Natives Solid
NW Strike Incitement Charges
Why Dooley and Clancy McKenna are in Gaol!
Francis Bray Writes to NW Minister on Strike
McLeod Writes from the Port Hedland Lock-Up
Constable Marshall Writes to Commissioner of Bray About Strike
Cranky Iti, Striking at Warrawagine Station
Pastoralist Writes to Government Officials on Strike
DNA Attempts to Stop Aboriginal Organisers Spreading the Word
McLeod's Account of Race-Time Meetings
Constable Reports on McLeod's Work with Aboriginal Men
McLeod’s Application for a Permit to Employ Kitchener is Refused
Efforts to Prevent McLeod Employing Aboriginal Workers
Billy Thomas, Early Discussions
Constable Fletcher's Report on Race-Time Meetings
Snowy Jittermarra, Looking For A Way