Aboriginal Australia

[billy the kid]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deed_of_Grant_in_Trust

17000 square kilometres of land granted to the indigenous....someone tell me how this land has been
developed by the indigenous.....dont bother....it hasnt.....
Go to Doomadgee (Qld) and youll see how theyve developed.....pft.....

[Raven]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deed_of_Grant_in_Trust

17000 square kilometres of land granted to the indigenous....someone tell me how this land has been
developed by the indigenous.....dont bother....it hasnt.....
Go to Doomadgee (Qld) and youll see how theyve developed.....pft.....

Do you have an issue with how land owners chose to use their land?

What do you expect to see in a remote community with a population of 1289 people? Highrises and casinos?

What development would you like to see?

[billy the kid]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deed_of_Grant_in_Trust

17000 square kilometres of land granted to the indigenous....someone tell me how this land has been
developed by the indigenous.....dont bother....it hasnt.....
Go to Doomadgee (Qld) and youll see how theyve developed.....pft.....

Do you have an issue with how land owners chose to use their land?

What do you expect to see in a remote community with a population of 1289 people? Highrises and casinos?

What development would you like to see?

Well, anything would be a start....

[Raven]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deed_of_Grant_in_Trust

17000 square kilometres of land granted to the indigenous....someone tell me how this land has been
developed by the indigenous.....dont bother....it hasnt.....
Go to Doomadgee (Qld) and youll see how theyve developed.....pft.....

Do you have an issue with how land owners chose to use their land?

What do you expect to see in a remote community with a population of 1289 people? Highrises and casinos?

What development would you like to see?

Well, anything would be a start....

Like what though?

They seem to have everything they need on a community. They have a school, a retail store, Doomadgee Rural Hospital, a post office, police station, airport. They even have a music studio.

They are starting infrastructure projects aimed at an upgrade to the water dosing and monitoring systems and a risk assessment of one of their reservoirs as announced by the State government in 2017.

In 2006 Aboriginal Development Benefit Trust (ADBT) and the Doomadgee Shire Council invested in the Doomadgee Roadhouse, a 100% Aboriginal owned business. The ADBT invested $1.5 million to establish the Doomadgee Roadhouse. The Doomadgee Shire Council contributed $300,000 for fuel infrastructure. Although they contributed cash to the project the Shire is not a partner. It employs 14 staff, 12 of whom are Aboriginal.

They've invested in accommodations for tourists in the form of one-bedroom kitchenettes with ensuite.

What more should they do?

[Valkie]

they could invent more sticks

[billy the kid]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deed_of_Grant_in_Trust

17000 square kilometres of land granted to the indigenous....someone tell me how this land has been
developed by the indigenous.....dont bother....it hasnt.....
Go to Doomadgee (Qld) and youll see how theyve developed.....pft.....

Do you have an issue with how land owners chose to use their land?

What do you expect to see in a remote community with a population of 1289 people? Highrises and casinos?

What development would you like to see?

Well, anything would be a start....

Like what though?

They seem to have everything they need on a community. They have a school, a retail store, Doomadgee Rural Hospital, a post office, police station, airport. They even have a music studio.

They are starting infrastructure projects aimed at an upgrade to the water dosing and monitoring systems and a risk assessment of one of their reservoirs as announced by the State government in 2017.

In 2006 Aboriginal Development Benefit Trust (ADBT) and the Doomadgee Shire Council invested in the Doomadgee Roadhouse, a 100% Aboriginal owned business. The ADBT invested $1.5 million to establish the Doomadgee Roadhouse. The Doomadgee Shire Council contributed $300,000 for fuel infrastructure. Although they contributed cash to the project the Shire is not a partner. It employs 14 staff, 12 of whom are Aboriginal.

They've invested in accommodations for tourists in the form of one-bedroom kitchenettes with ensuite.

What more should they do?

Perhaps you should talk to some of the Police that have served there and judge what has been "achieved"......

[Raven]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deed_of_Grant_in_Trust

17000 square kilometres of land granted to the indigenous....someone tell me how this land has been
developed by the indigenous.....dont bother....it hasnt.....
Go to Doomadgee (Qld) and youll see how theyve developed.....pft.....

Do you have an issue with how land owners chose to use their land?

What do you expect to see in a remote community with a population of 1289 people? Highrises and casinos?

What development would you like to see?

Well, anything would be a start....

Like what though?

They seem to have everything they need on a community. They have a school, a retail store, Doomadgee Rural Hospital, a post office, police station, airport. They even have a music studio.

They are starting infrastructure projects aimed at an upgrade to the water dosing and monitoring systems and a risk assessment of one of their reservoirs as announced by the State government in 2017.

In 2006 Aboriginal Development Benefit Trust (ADBT) and the Doomadgee Shire Council invested in the Doomadgee Roadhouse, a 100% Aboriginal owned business. The ADBT invested $1.5 million to establish the Doomadgee Roadhouse. The Doomadgee Shire Council contributed $300,000 for fuel infrastructure. Although they contributed cash to the project the Shire is not a partner. It employs 14 staff, 12 of whom are Aboriginal.

They've invested in accommodations for tourists in the form of one-bedroom kitchenettes with ensuite.

What more should they do?

Perhaps you should talk to some of the Police that have served there and judge what has been "achieved"......

And that has what to do with land development??

[billy the kid]

Do you have an issue with how land owners chose to use their land?

What do you expect to see in a remote community with a population of 1289 people? Highrises and casinos?

What development would you like to see?

Well, anything would be a start....

Like what though?

They seem to have everything they need on a community. They have a school, a retail store, Doomadgee Rural Hospital, a post office, police station, airport. They even have a music studio.

They are starting infrastructure projects aimed at an upgrade to the water dosing and monitoring systems and a risk assessment of one of their reservoirs as announced by the State government in 2017.

In 2006 Aboriginal Development Benefit Trust (ADBT) and the Doomadgee Shire Council invested in the Doomadgee Roadhouse, a 100% Aboriginal owned business. The ADBT invested $1.5 million to establish the Doomadgee Roadhouse. The Doomadgee Shire Council contributed $300,000 for fuel infrastructure. Although they contributed cash to the project the Shire is not a partner. It employs 14 staff, 12 of whom are Aboriginal.

They've invested in accommodations for tourists in the form of one-bedroom kitchenettes with ensuite.

What more should they do?

Perhaps you should talk to some of the Police that have served there and judge what has been "achieved"......

And that has what to do with land development??

The place is a shithole...and the people behave like a bunch of apes.....

[Raven]

Well, anything would be a start....

Like what though?

They seem to have everything they need on a community. They have a school, a retail store, Doomadgee Rural Hospital, a post office, police station, airport. They even have a music studio.

They are starting infrastructure projects aimed at an upgrade to the water dosing and monitoring systems and a risk assessment of one of their reservoirs as announced by the State government in 2017.

In 2006 Aboriginal Development Benefit Trust (ADBT) and the Doomadgee Shire Council invested in the Doomadgee Roadhouse, a 100% Aboriginal owned business. The ADBT invested $1.5 million to establish the Doomadgee Roadhouse. The Doomadgee Shire Council contributed $300,000 for fuel infrastructure. Although they contributed cash to the project the Shire is not a partner. It employs 14 staff, 12 of whom are Aboriginal.

They've invested in accommodations for tourists in the form of one-bedroom kitchenettes with ensuite.

What more should they do?

Perhaps you should talk to some of the Police that have served there and judge what has been "achieved"......

And that has what to do with land development??

The place is a shithole...and the people behave like a bunch of apes.....

Sorry it's just an unexpected turn you took there. You went from complaining that the place has had no development, when it has, to complaining about the people.

[billy the kid]

Like what though?

They seem to have everything they need on a community. They have a school, a retail store, Doomadgee Rural Hospital, a post office, police station, airport. They even have a music studio.

They are starting infrastructure projects aimed at an upgrade to the water dosing and monitoring systems and a risk assessment of one of their reservoirs as announced by the State government in 2017.

In 2006 Aboriginal Development Benefit Trust (ADBT) and the Doomadgee Shire Council invested in the Doomadgee Roadhouse, a 100% Aboriginal owned business. The ADBT invested $1.5 million to establish the Doomadgee Roadhouse. The Doomadgee Shire Council contributed $300,000 for fuel infrastructure. Although they contributed cash to the project the Shire is not a partner. It employs 14 staff, 12 of whom are Aboriginal.

They've invested in accommodations for tourists in the form of one-bedroom kitchenettes with ensuite.

What more should they do?

Perhaps you should talk to some of the Police that have served there and judge what has been "achieved"......

And that has what to do with land development??

The place is a shithole...and the people behave like a bunch of apes.....

Sorry it's just an unexpected turn you took there. You went from complaining that the place has had no development, when it has, to complaining about the people.

Its all relevant...you say that they have everything a community needs...why then is the place a toilet, where
the inhabitants spend most of their time either belting their family members to a pulp, being totally paralletic,
being locked up for illegal transportation of alcohol, being released to go and transport more illegal alcohol.....
Im not going to waste my time any further...you go on defending them as much as you like....Im done with this thread....