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The "Moore River Native Settlement" category would encompass books—historical studies, memoirs and oral histories, investigative non‑fiction, literary fiction, photographic and archival works—that focus on the settlement itself and the lives of the Aboriginal people who were sent there. Typical subjects include the policies of child removal and assimilation, daily life under institutional control, resistance and survival, and the long‑term, intergenerational effects on families and communities. Works in this category foreground Indigenous perspectives and voices, examine colonial and government practices in Western Australia, and often engage with themes of trauma, resilience, memory and reconciliation. Readers should expect historically grounded, often emotionally powerful material that situates the Moore River settlement as both a specific place and a lens on broader Australian Indigenous history.

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