Historic stone walls built by South Sea Islander labourers more than a century ago are being demolished in northern New South Wales to make way for a hospital car park.
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South Sea Islanders fight to save historic dry stone walls
Historic stone walls built by South Sea Islander labourers more than a century ago are being demolished in northern New South Wales to make way for a hospital car park.
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By Stefan Armbruster
Presented by Peggy Giakoumelos
Source: SBS
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