Tributes flow for 'cheeky' Port Lincoln boy, who loved to sp

Tributes flow for 'cheeky' Port Lincoln boy, who loved to spin a yarn


Tributes flow for ‘cheeky’ Port Lincoln boy, who loved to spin a yarn
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How could this happen?
It was the question echoing around the country after a 13-year-old Aboriginal boy died in Port Lincoln on Tuesday morning after the rubbish skip he was sleeping in was emptied into a garbage truck.
The scene at Port Lincoln after the boy lost his life early on Tuesday morning.
Credit:Nine News
Initial headlines suggested the boy and his young friends were homeless and had been forced to sleep rough in the industrial bin. They pointed to a terrible symbolism about the treatment of First Nations people, and the lack of opportunities available to young people living in regional and remote cities in Australia.

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