Boy from the Never Never is a 1949 Australia radio feature about soil erosion by D'arcy Niland.
The broadcast was attacked in Federal Parliament for being blasphemous.[1] It was defenced b the ABC and Arthur Calwell, the relevant minister.[2]
The Adelaide News called it " a remarkable piece of work... The play was too disturbing to be called entertainment, but entertainment was not its mission. I found the build-up a little drawn out, but the message itself packed a terrific punch, was well presented and' exceedingly well written."[3]
"The story of Jimmy Perry, an ignorant aboriginal boy, who sees a vision of Christ, who tells Jimmy that it is his mission to warn Australia of the problem of its dust-bowl."