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Settlement: A history of Australian Indigenous Housing
By: Read, Peter(ed.)
Published By: Aboriginal Studies Press
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What were houses like for Aboriginal Australians living in rural Western Australian in the 1960s, Redfern, Sydney and Launceston, Tasmania in the 1970s, in Central Australia in the 1980s, in outback New South Wales in the 1990s? This book encompasses the history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing – from the shelters used prior to European settlement to the cottages built by Victorian missionaries, to children’s dormitory to the compound and its terrors of disease and overcrowding. Gendered housing, family-friendly prisons, self-built houses, government policy and programs, and advanced designs for health and durability are also discussed. It also argues that housing for Aboriginal people up until 1967 was primarily aimed at resocialisation and acculturation rather than providing shelter and a home.
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Contents Foreword v Preface ix Acknowledgments xiii The Contributors xiv Abbreviations xvi PART I Settlement: Present and Past 1 Lifescape and Lived Experience 3 Helen Ross 2 The Way It Was: Customary Camps and Houses in the Southern Gulf of Carpentaria 15 Paul Memmott PART II Settlements of Enclosure 3 Space and Time at Ramahyuck, Victoria, 1863–85 41 Bain Attwood 4 Freedom and Control on the Southern Institutions, New South Wales, 1879–1909 55 Peter Read 5 Labour, Control and Protection: The Kahlin Aboriginal Compound, Darwin, 1911–38 64 Samantha Wells 6 Aboriginal Shelters and the National Hookworm Campaign, Queensland, 1909–24 75 Gordon Briscoe 7 Housing and Colonial Patronage, Alice Springs, 1920–65 85Tim Rowse PART III Settlement and Government 8 The Commonwealth Government and Aboriginal Housing, 1968–81 103Jeremy Long 9 The House and the Yupukarra, Yuendumu, 1946–96 118 Cathy Keys10 Savagery and Urbanity: Struggles over Aboriginal Housing, Redfern, 1970–73 130 Kay Anderson 11 Towards Aboriginal Management of Aboriginal Rental Housing, Melbourne, 1960–89 144 Penny Tripcony 12 A View of Tasmanian Aboriginal Housing, Launceston and Hobart, 1970–79 157 Kaye Price 13 Two Generations of Housing in the South and Mid-west, Western Australia, 1960–95 167 Rod Little Part IV Unsettlement 14 The Tin Camps: Self-constructed Housing on the Goodooga Reserve, New South Wales, 1970–96 179 Stephanie Smith 15 Housing for Health: Principles and Projects, South Australia, Northern Territory and Queensland, 1985–97 199 Paul Pholeros, Paul Torzillo and Stephan Rainow 16 Lock Hospitals, Prisons and Indigenous People, Queensland and Western Australia, 1906–98 209 Karl Eckermann 17 A Self-help Approach to Remote Area Housing, St Paul’s Village, Moa Island, Torres Strait, 1986–92 221 Paul Haar Part V Future Settlement 18 Understanding the Past, Looking to the Future: The Unfinished History of Australian Indigenous Housing 237 Will Sanders Notes 249 Bibliography of Works Cited 265 Index 278
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