Categories of Indigenous 'homeless' people and good practice responses to their needs [electronic re...
Categories of Indigenous 'homeless' people and good practice responses to their needs [electronic re...
Categories of Indigenous 'homeless' people and good practice responses to their needs [electronic resource] / authored by Paul Memmott, Stephen Long and Catherine Chambers.
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[Melbourne?] : Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, 2003.
Date
2003.
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English
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Publisher
[Melbourne?] : Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, 2003.
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Victoria
Date Published
2003.
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Summary
"This research is concerned with the phenomenon of small groups of Indigenous people living in public settings, despite in many cases the advent of formal Town Camps and a range of Indigenous housing options having been established in many regional centres... [The project involves a literature review to develop a set of categories, and an evaluativ...
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Categories of Indigenous 'homeless' people and good practice responses to their needs [electronic resource] / authored by Paul Memmott, Stephen Long and Catherine Chambers.
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Positioning paper / Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute.
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"July 2003"
"For the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Queensland Research Centre"
Bibliography: p. 12-22.
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Mode of access: Internet and World Wide Web. On 8/03/2007 available from website of AHURI at: http://www.ahuri.edu.au/
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74Vvx0lRl8Ml
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ISBN
1920758585 (positioning paper)
9781920758578 (project)
1920758577 (project)
9781920758585 (positioning paper)
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991016885779702626
