Abstract
Over the last decade a number of study centres for Aboriginals have been established in both urban and rural situations. Most of these centres have not been able to continue for long beyond the initial burst of enthusiasm which brought them into existence. Others have failed for other reasons. Most were established under the aegis of the Aboriginal Education Council (N.S.W.) and in 1973 the President of the Council was unable to say whether or not any of the centres, apart from the one at La Perouse, were still in existence.
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