Aboriginal settlements confront public conscience over land and housing
The article reviews Brambie near Cowra and Wallaga Lake near Bermagui, where long-term Aboriginal residents insist on security and collective land title amid state housing shifts. It details reserves created in 1890 and 1881, council plans, evictions, demolitions, rents, and fears that the Commonwealth housing move will not guarantee stability or true land rights for residents and their communities.
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Cowra
Canberra
Wallaga Lake
Bermagui
Brambie
Nsw
Ctie Social Welfare
Narooma
Stramble
Wallae
Thomas
Wallage Lake
NSW Oes
Ime Welfare Department
Society of Can
Erambie
Walinga Lake
Fagu Lake
Housing Commission
Alway
NSW_ Housing Commission
BD. Simpson
Simpaon
Wallega Lake
Syuney
Abe
Commission
Welfare Department
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Commision of Inquiry
Kanangra
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