Inside South Australia’s Indigenous quarantine camp

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A South Australian Indigenous quarantine camp, for people who were locked out of their remote homes due to the pandemic. Source: SBS

SBS granted access into a South Australian Indigenous quarantine camp, helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who are locked out of their remote homes due to the pandemic.

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Published 21 August 2020 7:42pm

By Sam Okely

Presented by Marcus Megalokonomos

Source: SBS

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SBS granted access into a South Australian Indigenous quarantine camp, helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who are locked out of their remote homes due to the pandemic.

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Inside South Australia’s Indigenous quarantine camp

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SBS granted access into a South Australian Indigenous quarantine camp, helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who are locked out of their remote homes due to the pandemic.

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SBS granted access into a South Australian Indigenous quarantine camp, helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who are locked out of their remote homes due to the pandemic.

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