“Neville [Commissioner of Native Affairs] presented a three-point biological plan. First, keep ‘fullbloods’ in inviolable reserves where they were destined to die out. Second, take all ‘half-castes’ away from their mothers. Third, control marriages so that ‘pleasant, placid, complacent, strikingly attractive, auburn-haired and rosy-freckled’ quarter- and half-blood Aboriginal maidens would marry into the white community.36 In doing so, it would be possible to ‘eventually forget that there were ever any Aborigines in Australia’.37 Here, indeed, was the quintessence of Australian genocidal intent: the erasure of the Aboriginal presence, one way or another.”
From: The ‘Good’ Genocide Perpetrator? by Colin Tatz, Health and History, Vol. 18, No. 2, Medicine, p.94, in the Shadow of the Holocaust: Australian Reflections (2016), pp. 85-98