Wake up Time

A close look at Outback communities

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Testimonials

Your report provides a valuable insight into the operational culture that exists in remote regions across Australia.
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, 16/4/2015

A brilliant observation. Well done. Great stuff.
Alan Jones, 2GB, 17/3/2015

If you are interested in Aboriginal affairs in Australia, then take a look at this book. It's a well researched, engaging analysis of Indigenous Australians in living in the outback. It raises very interesting and thought provoking questions. Many times I found myself thinking "how is that possible?" or "why is that so?"
Nancy at Goodreads

Excellent book clearly explaining the issues. Should be compulsory reading in schools and by ALL politicians
Artessa Wildwood

Any one who thinks that they understand how the indigenous money -go-round works, needs to read this book. I have always had an understanding of the mechanism, but the cold hard facts, in print and well referenced by Jaap, have thrown me. We do need to wake up.
Abigail Chaloupka of Tamborine Dreaming

It is a good read, presenting both sides of the story in an uncompromising but fair view. I hope that it lights a fire under many people.
Gordon Agent, NSW

Fabulous book. The situation with the Aboriginals is very sad and none of us are happy. Julia Sawyer, Brisbane

I enjoyed reading your book very much - in particular your narrative style is an easy read with lots of first hand conversations with the local indigenous groups. You provide enough material and compelling arguments to at least get a person thinking.Phil Reilly