22 December 2007
Kimberly travels
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The Kimberley in the north-east of Western Australia is so distinct from the rest of Australia that some say it is 'another country'.
It's a beautiful but harsh region and is known as a place of drovers, cowboys, rodeos and cattle stations.
It is also a place that derives its fundamental nature from its Indigenous Australian communities and cultures.
This story was first broadcast in October 2007.
Guests
Stephen Scourfield
Travel Editor of the West Australian newspaper and author of 'Other Country' a novel set in the Kimberley, Allen and Unwin.
Presenter
Geraldine Doogue
Story Researcher and Producer
Jo Jarvis
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