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"Suicides have increased and many are homeless as others had no option but to move in with family members as not enough new houses where provided. In 2011, all families living at Oombulgurri were evicted from their homes after the government of Western Australia deemed the community "unviable". The Government of Western Australia has flattened the Aboriginal homelands community of Oombulgurri in 2014. (I-Ingetje Tadros deided to have a closer look, hired a boat from Wyndham and took five people back to their homeland. It was the first time that Fiona Unghango, Geraldine Mitchell and Anthony Clark (L-R) went back. ©Ingetje Tadros. Oombulgurri, Western Australia
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"Suicides have increased and many are homeless as others had no option but to move in with family members as not enough new houses where provided. In 2011, all families living at Oombulgurri were evicted from their homes after the government of Western Australia deemed the community "unviable". The Government of Western Australia has flattened the Aboriginal homelands community of Oombulgurri in 2014. (I-Ingetje Tadros deided to have a closer look, hired a boat from Wyndham and took five people back to their homeland. It was the first time that Fiona Unghango, Geraldine Mitchell and Anthony Clark (L-R) went back. ©Ingetje Tadros. Oombulgurri, Western Australia