"This is where we all meet" : Aboriginal park dwellers and local authority responses : a call for progressive leadership

by Selina Hale

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Presents a case study of the Townsville City Council's harsh actions toward the Aboriginal settlement in Hanran Park; proposes a community development approach by local authorities to address the needs of park dwellers as well as community concerns about people living in public places.

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Presents a case study of the Townsville City Council's harsh actions toward the Aboriginal settlement in Hanran Park; proposes a community development approach by local authorities to address the needs of park dwellers as well as community concerns about people living in public places.

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