Romania is playing at Morgans Camp which is the remain of an old Pearling Camp in the outskirts of Broome, Western Australia.

A lack of affordable short-term accommodation, combined with Aboriginal people moving in from remote communities, has led to people camping on bush blocks and parks in town. Lydia is moving here mattress to the side of the road. One Mile community, Broome, Western Australia

Quane playing with a water bottle at his family home in the Mallingbarr (Kennedy Hill) community in Broome. Quane’s family, who have lived in Mallingbarr their whole lives, have now moved away, in response to impinging development that threatens the community.

Liam, Charlette, Quane, Marjorie and Megs relaxing while watching tv in Charlette's room. Tourists fly in from all over the world to Broome to enjoy the Cable Beach resorts and the surrounding pristine environment but for the residents of Kennedy Hill this reality is totally removed from their world. Broome, Western Australia.

Esther Yumbi having breakfast in her home in Kennedy Hill. Due to excessive alcohol consumption she has been diagnosed with kidney disease and now is being treated in Perth Hospital 2300 km away. Broome, Western Australia.

Feed the Little Children is providing meals for needy children in Broome's community who would otherwise go hungry. Up to 89% of Indigenous Australian families live BELOW the Henderson poverty line. Broome, Western Australia.

“Gambling is for us to socialize and help with needs in everyday life,” Sandy Isaac mentioned to me. Gambling is largely recreational and a regular part of daily life in the Mallingbarr (Kennedy Hill) community. Broome, Western Australia.

A homeless family sleeps in a makeshift, outside bedroom outside in the Mallingbarr (Kennedy Hill) community adjacent to one of the wealthiest areas in Broome. A young boy watches a fight behind them. Broome, Western Australia.

The local police regularly patrol the Mallingbarr (Kennedy Hill) community and all alcohol found gets poured out. People get arrested if they resist. Broome, Western Australia.

A funeral in the Djaradjin community.

Kenneth Gibson, nicknamed ‘Penfold,’ writes his thoughts regarding his son’s suicide. Broome, Western Australia

Lorna Kelly Cox (L) and family cleaning the grave of her mother. Lorna was taken from her parents when she was six years old but the family she went to returned her to her mother two years later, only to be removed from her parents again by the social services and police. Broome, Western Australia

The repatriation of skeletal remains collected by scientists and now returned to their ancestral home in the Bidyadanga community in Western Australia.

“They had no more use for Aboriginal people… when they closed down the stations we lived in, they moved us out, that’s how Balgo and surrounding communities started.” Hityer Gordon, Kununarra, Western Australia.

Hunters with their prey. Aboriginal people continue to lose their traditional knowledge and ways, as their hunting is constrained by restrictions on access to land, near the Wangkatjungka community, Western Australia

Water is life and Charlette respects the ancient knowledge and the custodian of this waterhole. Before diving into the living water Charlette rubs a stone under her armpits and throws it into the water to give her safe passage, near the Wangkatjungka community, Western Australia

Fiona Unghango, Geraldine Mitchell and Anthony Clark on a sorrowful day trip Oombilgurri, where they lived until it was demolished in 2014, displacing dozens of people. Oombilgurri, Western Australia

Suicides have increased. Many people are homeless and others had no option but to move in with family members, as not enough new housing was provided as Western Australia closes communities. All the families living at Oombulgurri were evicted from their homes after the Government of Western Australia deemed the community “unviable.” Oombilgurri, Western Australia

"Alcohol can bring you down and kill you, it will....to me I was happy to die, I lost my father he was my hero, I had a bad record , I know now my job is to save my people." ‘Billy’ Stuart Ah Choo sitting outside his home in Kennedy Hill with his beloved dog Dontee and her pup Little Blacky. Broome, Western Australia

Jackie and Geraldine sleeping on a mattress in front of the house they recently moved into in the Mallingbarr (Kennedy Hill) community. ‘We like to sleep here as there’s a nice breeze, inside the house it’s too hot.” Broome, Western Australia

Marlene is cooking breakfast while Beverley and family are watching. They have had a good week and the first meal of the day consists of bacon, eggs and damper cooked inside the abandoned office in the One Mile community, at the entrance to the tourist town of Broome, Western Australia

"My past was destroyed by alcohol and drugs, now I have a brighter future looking forward to set up an example for my future generation, my friends and family. Now I feel free as the alcohol and drugs are no longer in my system, I am hoping the people come together as one happy family then Kennedy Hill would be one of the best communities in Broome town". Sandy Isaac standing in a condemned house in Kennedy Hill which has now been demolished. Broome, Western Australia

Elaine and Kingsley standing at a gate next to their family home, part of recent encroaching development by the local government that threatens the pristine beauty of the Mallingbarr (Kennedy Hill) community. Broome, Western Australia.

Amanda Lewis lays on the couch in Esther's house in Kennedy Hill wondering what the day will bring. The word is that Kennedy Hill will slowly but surely be completely demolished. It is now seven dwellings left. When all the dwellings are gone, where will all the people moved on by the Mallingbar Aboriginal Corporation go? The land may either be sold or in some sort of joint venture developed. Broome, Western Australia.

Meah (5 yr) standing outside her family home, it's 7.30 AM and watching the bulldozer demolishing Kennedy Hill's Office. Now four houses and one Office have been demolished, seven houses remain. Recently the Premier of Western Australia, Colin Barnett, committed to closing down approximately 150 remote Aboriginal Communities in Western Australia. What will the future be for Kennedy Hill? Broome, Western Australia.

STOP Notice STOP. This building will be demolished on Monday 22nd September at 06.00 am. Please vacate your belongings. People who stayed in this building moved their belongings over to the other side of the fence and created a bush camp which is still in use till this day. Broome, Western Australia.

Jennifer (pseudonom) and Jacquelin waking up in their new camp, at the other side of the fence, as the condemned house they used before in Kennedy Hill, has now been demolished. Till this day this camp is still being used by many homeless people. Broome, Western Australia.

Alan Dededar leaving Kennedy Hill and mentioned to me he is on his way to Centacare. Centacare Kimberley in Broome provides a range of services to people who are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, or are experiencing financial hardship. Centacare have an outreach team that engages with people sleeping rough throughout the Broome area with a primary focus on supporting them to access social housing. Centacare runs a homeless breakfast. Alan is from Balgo a dry community (alcohol is not permitted) and is squatting in a condemned house in Kennedy Hill. (This house has now been demolished). Broome, Western Australia.

Bruce Njamme has been coming and going to Kennedy Hill for a few months, living it rough and always has been very kind to me and one morning he said to me, "Hey Ingi from now on we will call you 'Nagala' (sister) then Bruce said "I want to sing a song for you." Then he walked over to an old and abounded car outside the fence in the sand dunes, sat on the bonnet and said, "I am from Balgo from the desert and I sing this song for my family who all passed away and for my father who is Sunfly. The song is called Worray Yagga Yagga." It was a very emotional song and than he burst out in tears. Many of these people who live in and around Kennedy Hill are so far from their country. Broome, Western Australia.