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The black economy: regional development strategies in the Northern Territory

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1996

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Pritchard, Bill
Hilder, Brett

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Casuarina, N.T. : North Australia Research Unit, Australian National University and the Northern Land Council

Abstract

Since its colonisation by the British in the second half of the nineteenth century, economic and political debate in Australia’s north has never strayed far from issues of regional economic development.

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Bibliography: p.[61-63]

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Aboriginal Australians - - Australia - -Northern Territory - - Economic conditions, Aboriginal Australians - -Australia - -Katherine Region (N.T.) -- Economic conditions, Aboriginal Australians - - Australia -- Northern Territory -- Government relations, Northern Territory -- Economic conditions - -1990-

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733713187

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