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Australian Science at Work
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Department of the Interior [I], Central Administration (1932 - 1939)Commonwealth of Australia |
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| Function: Earth Sciences, Fisheries Research or Regulation, Meteorology, Resources, Surveying or Mapping, Forestry Regulation and Advisory or Regulatory Body | ||
| Location: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia | ||
| The Department of the Interior was established in April 1932. During its seven year existence the Department was responsible for the following functions: citizenship, earth sciences, electoral matters, fisheries regulation, forestry regulation, housing, indigenous affairs, literature funding, meteorology, migration, passports, preschool education, primary education, resources, space science, survey and mapping, transport and works. Most of these functions were transferred to the new Department of the Interior, which was formed in April 1939. |
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