Home Research Indigenous mobility in rural and remote Australia Back to search Share Report Indigenous housing Indigenous perspectives Homelessness Indigenous mobility in rural and remote Australia Final Report No. 90 Date Published: 01 Mar 2006 Authors: Paul Memmott Stephen Long Linda Thomson Aboriginal households in Dajarra, Alpurrurulam and Mt Isa, while exceptionally mobile by Australian mainstream standards, are relatively stable in their customary attachment to their home community, local bush country, cultural region, and regional centre. There is a need to balance the local provision of housing and other services to outlying remote and rural communities and to rationalise service provision in regional centres. Related reports March 2006 Appendices to FR90 Full Publication Research and Policy Bulletin POSITIONING PAPER Published by: Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited ISSN: 1834-7223 ISBN: 1 920941 52 5 Citation: Memmott, P., Long, S., and Thomson, L. (2006) Indigenous mobility in rural and remote Australia, AHURI Final Report No. 90, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, https://www.ahuri.edu.au/research/final-reports/90. RIS CITATION Memmott, Paul Long, Stephen Thomson, Linda