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Latitude
-28.60422031
Longitude
150.3577649
Start Date
1965-02-17
End Date
1965-02-17

Description

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We went around and spoke to a lot of people. Many of them told us that the manager had told them not to answer our questions, but they intended to do so anyway. The houses were weatherboard and very overcrowded. There was no water on, but the river water was taken to taps in the yard. There was no gas or anything, and no electricity (I think). Very often there weren't windows and doors. We heard some terrible stories such as the fact that the police came in the houses without knocking whenever they liked, to find out who had been drinking. Also they ‘did what they liked with the women’. – Ann Curthoys

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ID
tc65d0

Extended Data

day
Thursday
Traditional Country
On the border between the Bigambul and Gamilaraay people