Yugul, an Arnhem Land Cattle StationAustralian National University, North Australia Research Unit, 1982 - Business & Economics - 73 pages |
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AACM's Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal community Aboriginal society Aboriginal support Aboriginal-European relations Aborigines and Europeans Aborigines at Ngukurr Aborigines involved Aborigines wanted allocated Arnhem Land assimilation attempt Australian Labor Party authority structures become began Bern cattle enterprise cattle industry cattle project cattle station cattle venture Church Missionary Society Cole Commonwealth government conflict control of settlement core group families culture Duke established European control European domination European manager example factors fencing funds Further Groote Eylandt group of Aborigines groups at Ngukurr head stockman horses impact important initial instance institutionalised interests land rights Maddock maintain Maningrida meat missionaries mustering Ngukurr Aborigines Ngukurr affairs Ngukurr community Ngukurr Council non-traditional Northern Territory outstation movement outstations pastoral lease political position problems promote Queensland reasons remote Aborigines responsibility result role Roper River Rowley separate development settlement affairs settlement-wide Simon family social change social organisation stock-camp stockmen stockwork suggested traditional sector wages