This review considered whether the compulsory income management scheme is compatible with human rights and what its impact had been on communities where it was imposed. The report finds that the compulsory scheme limits human rights and as a result recommends its abolition in favour of a wholly voluntary scheme.

This report and related position statement outline the context and response of the Central Australian Aboriginal Congress to support recommendations regarding Healthy Remote Stores and requiring that approaches to addressing food security in Aboriginal communities be based upon the rights to self-determination of Aboriginal peoples.

This paper argues that applying the principles of a market economy and democracy — successful elsewhere in Australia — can bring prosperity to Indigenous communities. It proposes fundamental changes to Indigenous policy, including land rights reform, to foster economic inclusion and accountability.

This report delves into the experiences of First Nations consumers across Victoria, documenting the work of two organisations providing civil legal and financial counselling support, with recommendations for government and industry.

The objective of this audit was to assess the effectiveness of the National Indigenous Australians Agency’s (NIAA’s) processes to design and transition to a new remote employment program. The audit finds that the NIAA’s management of the transition period to a new remote employment program was partly effective, and that the NIAA's part implementation of...