I'm going to call it "Camp Sovereignty," as this was its renaming, since the time of the Commonwealth (Stolenwealth,) Games C.2006. Due to local, i.e, Vic., State Government (I believe,) had fresh water brought in, and arranged to have a garbage day and other refuse collected, so I am going to hazard a guess that the current State Gov't., may not have fully condoned this renaming, however, they were not (going to be seen to be) against it either. Through conversations with knowledgeable Naarm Elder Robby Thorpe, it appears that during white settlement, Aboriginal people could come as far as - the very apt but mis-appropriately named - "Federation Square," whereby local Wurundjeri Community could collect rations each evening prior to sunset. After invasion, -yes, however peaceful some may perceive that time in History/Herstory, the people and land experienced an invasion! —Aboriginal people were no longer permitted to be in certain parts of the city, locations that had been increasingly settled for commerce and for functions of government. Disgraceful really, when this was an original prime thoroughfare for the Wurundjeri (and perhaps also the Bunurong,) and had been so for many millennia.

However you look at it, take a moment to ponder how you might feel to find yourselves outcasts and thereafter, unceremoniously kicked out of your own home. This vast home where the Wurundjeri Clan, and thousands before, had lived for generations. 😔