WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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  Friday, 16th October,2009

  MISSING LINK

  For many members of the Stolen Generation, the pain of being separated from family, culture and community is one that lasts years.

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  Thursday, 1st October,2009

  DEADLY BLOKES

  A lack of male role models is often raised as an issue for Indigenous youth.

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  Thursday, 1st October,2009

  EDIBLE GARDENS

  Healthy and home grown is leading the way in the Kimberley town of Beagle Bay.

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  Thursday, 1st October,2009

  TOAD RAGE

  They've plagued Queensland for decades and now cane toads are on the move.

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  Thursday, 7th May,2009

  CARING FOR COUNTRY

  In a far-flung corner of Western Australia, an award-winning group of local people is leading the way in environmental management.

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  Saturday, 25th April,2009

  GOING FOR GAS

  The Goollaraboloo and Jabirr Jabirr people have finally struck an in-principal agreement that brings the pristine Kimberley coastline one step closer to hosting a liquid natural gas hub.

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  Thursday, 16th April,2009

  KIMBERLEY GAS

  A proposed gas hub in the Kimberley is being negotiated with Indigenous communities amid government threats to acquire the land with or without an agreement.

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  Friday, 13th March,2009

  KIMBERLEY CRACKDOWN

  The Kimberley area of Western Australia could soon become the hardest place in the country to buy full-strength take-away alcohol.

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  Tuesday, 16th September,2008

  NGURRARA

  In 1996, the Ngurrara people of WA's Southern Kimberley region painted a map of their country to be presented to the Native Title Tribunal as evidence for legal ownership of their ancestral lands.

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  Friday, 23rd May,2008

  HALLS CREEK

  Alcoholism is a vicious problem in the Western Australian community of Halls Creek, but the local sobering-up shelter is determined to stamp it out.

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  Monday, 28th April,2008

  KALUMBURU - FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL

  Last year Western Australia's Kimberley region was thrown into the spotlight after over eighty people were charged with child sex offences.

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• Tuesday, 15th April,2008

  CROSSING PATHS

  This week Emma Cook travels to Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia, where suicide is on the rise.

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• Thursday, 4th October,2007

  BREAKING THE DEPENDENCY CYCLE

  Living Black looks at how the phasing out of the CDEP program is affecting the Aboriginal community of Broome in Western Australia.

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