Black Out in Alice: A History of the Establishment and Development of Town Camps in Alice Springs

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Australian National University, 1981 - Political Science - 216 pages
Study of Alice Springs Aboriginal town camps in the context of race relations and bureaucratic administration; historical overview of housing provision in the area including the role of the Aboriginal Housing Panel, the development programmes funded by DAA and the Tangatjira Council; contribution of Aborigines to the Central Australian economy; problems of acquiring rights to land in town areas; details of consultation processes involved in creating housing designs and camp plans.

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The Alice
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Race relations in Alice Springs
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The contribution of the Aborigines to the Centralian economy
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