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Cultural & Indigenous Research Centre Australia (2010) Research to inform the development of the Youth Diversion Communication Strategy in the East Kimberly and Central Desert Region: final report Canberra: Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Hudson S (2010) Healthy stores, healthy communities: the impact of outback stores on remote Indigenous Australians Sydney: Centre for Independent Studies
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