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In 1973, the nearby Wacol Aboriginal tribe went bankrupt after spending more than they earnt. The Aboriginals became disorientated and began trekking towards the local Islander and Maori community of Goodna. When the Aboriginals meet the Goodanites, they formed the coalition of Inala and put together a special fund. Ten years later in 1993, the Inala saved enough to buy a new section of land, to which they all moved to and began building shipping containers. But because of Australian law, the Inala were forced to welcome several other tribes into their new community. The President of Australia at the time ordered that the Brisbane Illegals Jail be decommissioned and all the inmates be put under supervision of the Inala people. So the Inala were given the unneeded burden of looking after nu

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  • Inala, Queensland
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  • In 1973, the nearby Wacol Aboriginal tribe went bankrupt after spending more than they earnt. The Aboriginals became disorientated and began trekking towards the local Islander and Maori community of Goodna. When the Aboriginals meet the Goodanites, they formed the coalition of Inala and put together a special fund. Ten years later in 1993, the Inala saved enough to buy a new section of land, to which they all moved to and began building shipping containers. But because of Australian law, the Inala were forced to welcome several other tribes into their new community. The President of Australia at the time ordered that the Brisbane Illegals Jail be decommissioned and all the inmates be put under supervision of the Inala people. So the Inala were given the unneeded burden of looking after nu
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  • In 1973, the nearby Wacol Aboriginal tribe went bankrupt after spending more than they earnt. The Aboriginals became disorientated and began trekking towards the local Islander and Maori community of Goodna. When the Aboriginals meet the Goodanites, they formed the coalition of Inala and put together a special fund. Ten years later in 1993, the Inala saved enough to buy a new section of land, to which they all moved to and began building shipping containers. But because of Australian law, the Inala were forced to welcome several other tribes into their new community. The President of Australia at the time ordered that the Brisbane Illegals Jail be decommissioned and all the inmates be put under supervision of the Inala people. So the Inala were given the unneeded burden of looking after numerous convicted bogans and Asians. But being the kind and generous people they are, the Inala happily took the illegals under their wing and began creating a vibrant society, which today lives in harmony.
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