A Lifeline, Not a Cost | 2 | The Aboriginal flag is painted on a table near the main camp fire. Every night the residents sit out in the open air around the fire telling stories. The day begins at five o'clock when residents are assigned jobs like gardening, gathering firewood and cleaning, 'Being out here, well, its home to me,' says Jackson.

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The Aboriginal flag is painted on a table near the main camp fire. Every night the residents sit out in the open air around the fire telling stories. The day begins at five o'clock when residents are assigned jobs like gardening, gathering firewood and cleaning, 'Being out here, well, its home to me,' says Jackson. : A Lifeline, Not a Cost : Sean Davey / Photographs

The Aboriginal flag is painted on a table near the main camp fire. Every night the residents sit out in the open air around the fire telling stories. The day begins at five o'clock when residents are assigned jobs like gardening, gathering firewood and cleaning, 'Being out here, well, its home to me,' says Jackson.

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