Cabbage Tree Island Aboriginal Community at Lincoln Marchant blog

Cabbage Tree Island Aboriginal Community. The cabbage tree island aboriginal community will not be rebuilt following last year's catastrophic floods in the nsw far north with the government saying the risk of future. Member for ballina tamara smith mp is today calling on the nsw premier and the aboriginal affairs minister david harris to undertake an urgent and independent review of the nsw government’s decision not to allow the residents of cabbage tree island to return to live on the island after the 2022 floods. The minister said a recent meeting with cabbage tree island residents at ballina had influenced his position; The story on cabbage tree island is the first of a series on the history of stations and homes under the care of the aborigines welfare board. A report recently found it would cost $21m to build 24 homes capable of. Until about 1962, the cabbage tree island community accessed. In 1893, the board gazetted cabbage tree island as an aboriginal reserve and families from surrounding areas began to move onto the island.

Until about 1962, the cabbage tree island community accessed. The minister said a recent meeting with cabbage tree island residents at ballina had influenced his position; A report recently found it would cost $21m to build 24 homes capable of. In 1893, the board gazetted cabbage tree island as an aboriginal reserve and families from surrounding areas began to move onto the island. Member for ballina tamara smith mp is today calling on the nsw premier and the aboriginal affairs minister david harris to undertake an urgent and independent review of the nsw government’s decision not to allow the residents of cabbage tree island to return to live on the island after the 2022 floods. The cabbage tree island aboriginal community will not be rebuilt following last year's catastrophic floods in the nsw far north with the government saying the risk of future. The story on cabbage tree island is the first of a series on the history of stations and homes under the care of the aborigines welfare board.

Lifeline thrown to Cabbage Tree Island's Indigenous community

Cabbage Tree Island Aboriginal Community In 1893, the board gazetted cabbage tree island as an aboriginal reserve and families from surrounding areas began to move onto the island. The cabbage tree island aboriginal community will not be rebuilt following last year's catastrophic floods in the nsw far north with the government saying the risk of future. A report recently found it would cost $21m to build 24 homes capable of. Until about 1962, the cabbage tree island community accessed. In 1893, the board gazetted cabbage tree island as an aboriginal reserve and families from surrounding areas began to move onto the island. Member for ballina tamara smith mp is today calling on the nsw premier and the aboriginal affairs minister david harris to undertake an urgent and independent review of the nsw government’s decision not to allow the residents of cabbage tree island to return to live on the island after the 2022 floods. The story on cabbage tree island is the first of a series on the history of stations and homes under the care of the aborigines welfare board. The minister said a recent meeting with cabbage tree island residents at ballina had influenced his position;