Talk:Moore River Native Settlement

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Current lease and name

Under the name change section, it is mentioned that "The facility remained running until 1974, when it was taken over by the Aboriginal Land Trust. Currently the land is leased to the Wheatbelt Aboriginal Corporation, and is known as Budjarra."

The Wheatbelt Aboriginal Corporation was wound up in 2014, and searching the location on Google Maps it is named the "Mogumber Mission".

It seems like some further information needs to be included. It's not clear who the current steward of the site is. As of 2017 is it listed as a heritage site and has been adopted as "Municipal Inventory". sickmate (talk) 15:42, 18 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]