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In 1933 the Kookaburra Football Club, a ‘half-caste’ team on Thursday Island in the Torres Strait, attempted to negotiate a tour of major Queensland centres. The trip did not occur, in part because of resistance from the Chief Protector of Aboriginals who prohibited some players from travelling and investigated others. Beyond simply challenging the protectorate’s control, the episode offers insight into the arbitrary nature of race, the mechanics of racial categorisation and extrajudicial governmental intervention in the context of Thursday Island and the Torres Strait, and extends understandings of official attitudes to sport in Indigenous Queensland.

Bending the Ball: Racial Policy and 1930s Sport on Thursday Island