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Australian Science at Work
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Department of the Interior [II], Central Office (1939 - 1972)Commonwealth of Australia |
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| Function: Agriculture, Earth Sciences, Forestry Regulation, Meteorology, Resources, Astronomy or Space Science, Surveying or Mapping, Conservation or Environment and Advisory or Regulatory Body | ||
| Location: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia | ||
| Established in April 1939, the Department of the Interior was responsible for functions such as agriculture, citizenship, conservation, defence coordination, earth sciences, electoral matters, forestry regulations, government media, indigenous affairs, land transport, meteorology, migration, passports, resources, sea transport, space science, survey and mapping, war memorials and works. The functions of the Department of the Interior were distributed between nine department, after it was abolished in December 1972. |
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