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Anna, Stanley, Fiona and Daniel posing in the sand dunes in Kennedy Hill. (L to R). They slept in a condemned house which now has been demolished. (22 September 2014). Broome in the north-west of Western Australia is struggling with a wave of homelessness and drunken violence, with liquor restrictions in the central Kimberley adding to the problem. A lack of affordable short-term accommodation, combined with Aboriginal people moving in from remote communities, has led to people camping on bush blocks and parks in town.
Some of these have become drinking hubs, fuelling violence and anti-social behaviour. Broome, Western Australia. ©Ingetje Tadros/Diimex
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Anna, Stanley, Fiona and Daniel posing in the sand dunes in Kennedy Hill. (L to R). They slept in a condemned house which now has been demolished. (22 September 2014). Broome in the north-west of Western Australia is struggling with a wave of homelessness and drunken violence, with liquor restrictions in the central Kimberley adding to the problem. A lack of affordable short-term accommodation, combined with Aboriginal people moving in from remote communities, has led to people camping on bush blocks and parks in town.<br /> Some of these have become drinking hubs, fuelling violence and anti-social behaviour. Broome, Western Australia. ©Ingetje Tadros/Diimex