Indigenous communities in Western Australia say their houses are being neglected, poorly repaired and in some cases, bulldozed. Occupants believe it's a ploy to force them away from their homes - but the state government argues their communities aren't sustainable, and they'd have better prospects if they moved to nearby towns.
Indigenous communities in Western Australia say their houses are being neglected, poorly repaired and in some cases, bulldozed. Occupants believe it's a ploy to force them away from their homes - but the state government argues their communities aren't sustainable, and they'd have better prospects if they moved to nearby towns.