Fresh Approach Needed to ‘Rescue’ Aboriginal Australians From Decades of Public Policy Failure: One Nation

Fresh Approach Needed to ‘Rescue’ Aboriginal Australians From Decades of Public Policy Failure: One Nation
Aboriginal 1 year old child Willy (L) and sister Lucia (R) play at the family's house in camp 'Hidden Valley' which is one of the "town camps" around Alice Springs on May 18, 2007. ANOEK DE GROOT/AFP/Getty Images
Richard Szabo
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Poverty-stricken Indigenous Australians should receive free relocation, training, and employment incentives, the New South Wales leader of the nation-minded One Nation party has said.

Mark Latham is proposing that NSW state government funding from the recently established NSW Aboriginal Land Trust could be used to help Aboriginal Australians who want to lift themselves out of poverty by providing relocation, education, job-training and employment subsidies.

Richard Szabo
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