Serious question, I need help with a bit of research which I am bad at, at the best of times.

[margomeoz]

I have come into posession of this book and it does not matter how I google I can't get any information on it.

The name of the book is " The Search for the Golden Boomerang

Published by Winn & Co Printers Balfour St Sydney 1941.

Appreciate any help.

I think it also used to be a radio serial.

[purple_haize]

Google Brotherhood Books they have it for $20.00

I found that by googling the name of the book that use to be a seriel back in 1941

[purple_haize]

forget what I said, I miss read it, I thought you were looking for one..........the heat has got to me..

[*crikey*mate*]

What kind of information are you after?

[imastawka]

What info?  I googled the title and plenty of info came up

So???

What exactly are you after?

[chuk_77]

 By Lorna Bingham

Also published as Tuckonie's Warrior Friend

About a little Aborinal boy and his friend. That the book?

[imastawka]

Is this maybe a new way of getting more than 2 posts?

[the_great_she_elephant]

Mr Elephant says he remembers listening to the radio serial as a kid (many. many years ago) He says there was an Aboriginal character in it - a boy called Tacomi (not sure of the spelling. There was also a sgirl whose name he ca'nt remember, a guy who was in charge of the expedition and spaceship that had an anti gravity drive, but they weren't allowed to use it for landing because it was top secret. 

He thinks it may have been on 2UW and he also believes there may have been apicture strip comic book.

Maybe if you searched under comics rather than books you might find it.

Edited: Now looking on line. It is available from the National Library or:

https://www.brotherhoodbooks.org.au/books/the-search-for-the-golden-boomerang/

[polksaladallie]

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The Search for the Golden Boomerang was produced by George Edwards in 1940 and run for 1,444 episodes, a book based on the radio serial was produced in 1941 by Edwards, the book cover shown on the right; First Light Fraser was a favourite during the War Years with George Randell and Richard Ashley playing Fraser; Inspector Scott of Scotland Yard which starred Edwards;Address Unknown(1954) with Henry Simons played by Lionel Stevens; Witches Tales (1941) starring Winifred Green would have kids scared to turn off the lights; Danger Unlimited with Nigell Lovell as Geoffrey Blackburn; Satan is My Shadow starred Guy Doleman and one of the more popular shows on 2AD - Nightbeat (1951) with Alan White and Harp McGuire in the lead role as Randy Stone … just a few of the memorable radio drama and live shows from the Golden Days of Radio

http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/12502617?q=text%3A%22The+golden+boomerang+serial%22&c=book&versionId=30...

[purple_haize]

It use to be a seriel on the radio back in the late 40's early 50's along with Blue Hills, etc I vaguely remember it......