Government relations with First Peoples
Alternative labels
Aboriginal Australians government relations
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Australian government expenditure by state and territory: 2010 Indigenous expenditure report supplement
This supplement presents estimates of Australian Government expenditure on services that relate to Indigenous Australians on a state and territory geographical basis. It complements the estimates published in the 2010 Indigenous Expenditure Report (the 2010 Report) (IERSC 2010a), and facilitates an estimate of total government resources committed to Indigenous services in each jurisdiction. The 2010...
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Overcoming indigenous disadvantage: key indicators 2011
In 2002, Australian governments collectively made a renewed commitment to overcoming the disadvantage experienced by many Indigenous Australians. As part of this commitment, governments agreed to a regular public report on progress — the Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage: Key Indicators report. This is the fifth edition of that report. This report is more than a collection...
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Urban social housing for Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders: respecting culture and adapting services
This study sought to understand appropriate models of service provision in social housing for Indigenous Australians.
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Home internet for remote Indigenous Communities
This report outlines the reasons for the low level of internet take-up, and considers the future prospects for ‘home internet’ in these communities, that is, the use of computers and internet access in the home. The report documents the circumstances and experiences of 3 remote Indigenous communities in central Australia: Kwale Kwale, Imangara and Mungalawurru...
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Changes in Indigenous labour force status: Establishing employment as a social norm?
This paper provides an assessment of the extent to which Indigenous labour force status has changed over the period 1994 to 2008. It finds that over the period 1994 to 2008 the non-CDEP employment rate of the Indigenous population increased from 31.1% to 50.5%. There were increases for both Indigenous men and women. The non-CDEP...