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Labor's commitment to First Nations peoples

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Closing the Gap Australian federal election 2022 Australian Labor Party Referendum Government relations with First Peoples Uluru Statement Voice to Parliament First Peoples constitutional recognition Australia
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Description

This publication outlines the ALP's policy priorities for Indigenous Australians.

It covers: 

  • implementing the Uluru Statement in full
  • closing the gap
  • justice reinvestment funding, representation in the legal system and deaths in custody
  • rights and safety for First Nations women
  • jobs and economic opportunities
  • international engagement
  • land rights and heritage.
Publication Details
Copyright:
Australian Labor Party 2022
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
2 Sep 2022

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