Indigenous communities in WA say they are under threat through neglect

Pastor Geoffrey Stokes stands in front of a pile of debris in the village of Ninga Mia, WA

Pastor Geoffrey Stokes stands in front of a pile of debris in the village of Ninga Mia, WA Source: SBS

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Indigenous communities in Western Australia say their houses are being neglected, poorly repaired and in some cases, bulldozed.

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