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Greater Indigenous employment would make Australia billions: Deloitte
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Reconciliation Australia says the study builds the case for continued spending on addressing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander disadvantage, as Natalie Whiting reports. NATALIE WHITING: It currently costs the Government millions of dollars, but a ...
Indigenous employment could create billions for economyThe Canberra Times
Higher indigenous employment could reap $24 billion rewardNorthern Star

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Greater Indigenous employment would make Australia billions: Deloitte
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ELEANOR HALL: Research by Deloitte Access Economics suggests that billions of dollars could be added to the Australian economy if the Indigenous employment rate were to be improved. Reconciliation Australia says the study builds the case for continued ...
Billions to be reaped in closing the gapThe Australian
Higher indigenous employment could reap $24 billion rewardClarence Valley Daily Examiner
Tourism Australia to double its employment of Indigenous staffeTurboNews
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The Age
Indigenous cadetships providing ideal workplace training
The Age
In his apology to Indigenous Australians on 12 February 2008 Vice-Chancellor Professor Glyn Davis committed the University of Melbourne to using its expertise and resources to make a sustained contribution to lifting the health, education and living ...

eTurboNews
Tourism Australia to double its employment of Indigenous staff
eTurboNews
SYDNEY, Australia - Tourism Australia has set itself an ambitious goal to double its employment of Indigenous staff by the end of next year as part of its new Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), launched this week. The employment target, together with a ...
Billions to be reaped in closing the gapThe Australian
Tourism Australia launches new Reconciliation Action PlanTravelDailyNews Asia-Pacific
Indigenous employment could create billions for economyThe Canberra Times

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Indigenous firms to flourish with BCA
The Australian
THE biggest indigenous business supplier network in Australia will today announce the "most significant" partnership in its history as it strengthens ties with the Business Council of Australia. Supply Nation and the BCA will today announce a signed ...

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Indigenous firms to flourish with BCA
The Australian
THE biggest indigenous business supplier network in Australia will today announce the "most significant" partnership in its history as it strengthens ties with the Business Council of Australia. Supply Nation and the BCA will today announce a signed ...

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Indigenous firms to flourish with BCA
The Australian
THE biggest indigenous business supplier network in Australia will today announce the "most significant" partnership in its history as it strengthens ties with the Business Council of Australia. Supply Nation and the BCA will today announce a signed ...

The Canberra Times
Billions to be reaped in closing the gap
The Australian
AUSTRALIA'S economy would grow by $24 billion and governments would be almost $12bn better off if key gaps between indigenous and non-indigenous people were closed by 2031, according to new modelling released today. Reconciliation Australia ...
More jobs for Aborigines could put billions into economyThe Canberra Times

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Aboriginal gambling: a question of addiction or resource redistribution?
The Conversation
This article draws on a recent chapter by the authors: Young, M., Markham, F. and Doran, B. (2013) Gambling Spaces and the Paradox of Aboriginal Social Inclusion. In "In Black and White: Australians all at the Crossroads", R. Craven, A. Dillon and N ...

Sydney Morning Herald
With Utopia, John Pilger wrings the heart but objectivity is not his forte
Sydney Morning Herald
Veteran Australian journalist John Pilger's new film places Aboriginal Australia's dispossession and Third-World living conditions on the global stage. Indigenous people in remote areas, Pilger says in Utopia, which opened this month, are suffering a ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
With Utopia, John Pilger wrings the heart but objectivity is not his forte
Sydney Morning Herald
Veteran Australian journalist John Pilger's new film places Aboriginal Australia's dispossession and Third-World living conditions on the global stage. Indigenous people in remote areas, Pilger says in Utopia, which opened this month, are suffering a ...

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Australia's Aborigines Looking Forward to Job Growth
JDJournal.com
Darwin is a city in the northern territory of Australia. It's city holds about 130,000 people. 1 in 3 people there are of Aboriginal origins. The destruction of Darwin goes back to when Japan bombed the area in World War II, and there was a devastating ...

Radio Australia
Court rejects challenge to Rio Tinto mining lease
Radio Australia
The Federal Court has dismissed a legal challenge to a lease agreement between Aboriginal traditional land owners in the Northern Territory and mining giant Rio Tinto. In 2011, then prime minister Julia Gillard was part of a ceremony held in east ...

Marijuana Swap for Gas Marks Path for Australia Aborigines: Jobs
Businessweek
“I never thought I'd have a chance to help build something like this,” says Wood, 23, an indigenous Australian whose mother's death was related to alcohol abuse. “I used to smoke marijuana and be pretty heavy on the grog, because I didn't have anything ...

Marijuana Swap for Gas Marks Path for Australia Aborigines: Jobs
Businessweek
“I never thought I'd have a chance to help build something like this,” says Wood, 23, an indigenous Australian whose mother's death was related to alcohol abuse. “I used to smoke marijuana and be pretty heavy on the grog, because I didn't have anything ...

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Marijuana Swap for Gas Marks Path for Australia Aborigines: Jobs
Bloomberg
“I never thought I'd have a chance to help build something like this,” says Wood, 23, an indigenous Australian whose mother's death was related to alcohol abuse. “I used to smoke marijuana and be pretty heavy on the grog, because I didn't have anything ...
Close the gap: joint parly callThe Australian

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Marijuana Swap for Gas Marks Path for Australia Aborigines: Jobs
Bloomberg
“I never thought I'd have a chance to help build something like this,” says Wood, 23, an indigenous Australian whose mother's death was related to alcohol abuse. “I used to smoke marijuana and be pretty heavy on the grog, because I didn't have anything ...
Close the gap: joint parly callThe Australian

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Aboriginal leaders defend welcome fee
Central Western Daily
“For council to come out and say they shouldn't pay it... creates this issue that we as Aboriginal people don't support Australia Day and we've supported it since its inception,” he said. “To single out Aboriginal people because we didn't do a welcome ...

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Elite unit to drive Noel Pearson indigenous reforms
The Australian
Mr Pearson will co-chair the new steering committee with Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet associate secretary Liza Carroll to drive enormous change in the way money for indigenous Australians is spent. The Cape York leader told The Australian ...

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Elite unit to drive Noel Pearson indigenous reforms
The Australian
Mr Pearson will co-chair the new steering committee with Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet associate secretary Liza Carroll to drive enormous change in the way money for indigenous Australians is spent. The Cape York leader told The Australian ...

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