Darwin town campers say no difference between NT parties
Updated August 23, 2012 08:47:00  Just outside the Darwin CBD is
the One Mile Dam camp - home to many Aboriginal locals and their
friends and relatives who come in from remote areas. Many a
developer would dearly like to get their hands on the site. Tony
Eastley spoke with the camp's longest serving resident Dave
Timber to see what he made of the election campaign and
Saturday's election.  Source: AM | Duration: 2min 56sec  Topics:
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industry, elections, housing, states-and-territories, nt,
australia   TONY EASTLEY: The desperate need for more housing is
placing pressure on undeveloped land in Darwin. Just outside the
CBD is the One Mile Dam camp, home to many Aboriginal locals and
their friends and relatives who drop in from remote areas.  Many
a developer would dearly like to get their hands on this site.
Two years ago I visited the camp and spoke to its longest
serving resident Dave Timber. Ye