| Contents | Health and History, 3.2 | The History Cooperative

Volume 3 • Number 2

2001

Articles

Medical Superintendence and Child Health on Government-Assisted Voyages to South Australia in the Nineteenth Century	1
Robin Haines

Hocking vs Bell Revisited	30
Barry Firkin

Diving under the 'Second Wave': Harm Minimisation Approaches to Drug Use and HIV Infection in Australia	55
Paul Sendziuk

Softly, Softly: How the Mothercraft Association of Queensland Co-existed with Government Policy, 1931-1961	80
Virginia Thorley

The SS Drayton Grange: The Tragedy of the last Australian Troopship from the Boer War	94
Michael Tyquin

Exhibiting 'Madness': Material Culture and the Asylum	104
Catharine Coleborne

Witnesses to 20th-Century Medicine

The National Association of Medical Specialists: A Failed Horatius?
Nils Korner

118

Tribute

Emeritus Professor Barry Firkin
Di Tibbits

141

Book Reviews

J. T. Wilson and the Fraternity of Duckmaloi by Patricia Morison/ R. W. Home	143

Medical Geography in Historical Perspective edited by Nicholaas A. Rupke/ Barry Smith	147

A Global Scientist: Douglas H. K. Lee by Malcolm Whyte/ Warwick H. Anderson	148

Correspondence

Reply to Janice Chesters
Alan Stoller & Jerzy Krupinski

151

Contributors

153

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