Remote Indigenous communities need improved infrastructure and services to support residents and visitors
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Remote Indigenous communities need improved infrastructure and services to support residents and visitors
Subject
Movement between remote communities and urban centres is vital for many Indigenous Australians, however mobility patterns can add pressure to already underfunded infrastructure and services in remote communities, finds new AHURI research. In addition to reducing existing levels of crowding, communities experiencing population growth need to be more clearly identified so as to reduce concerns in the future. Essential infrastructure, such as power and water, must also be improved to support the development of new community housing.
Publishing date
08 July 24
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