The Australian Government Productivity Commission: Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage report, measures the well-being of Australia’s Indigenous peoples. The report provides information about outcomes across a range of strategic areas such as early child development, education and training, healthy lives, economic participation, home environment, and safe and supportive communities. The report examines whether policies and programs are achieving positive outcomes for Indigenous Australians.
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Key indicators and trends: Fact sheet #1 (PDF – 403 KB)
VIDEO: Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage Report
The Australian Government Productivity Commission: Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage report, measures the well-being of Australia’s Indigenous peoples. The report provides information about outcomes across a range of strategic areas such as early child development, education and training, healthy lives, economic participation, home environment, and safe and supportive communities. The report examines whether policies and programs are achieving positive outcomes for Indigenous Australians.
VIDEO: Indigenous Legal Needs Project
The Indigenous Legal Needs Project is a national research study of the civil and family law needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This new animated video identifies issues and findings in Queensland. This project was undertaken by James Cook University with support from Aboriginal Legal services around the country.
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NEWSLETTER: Spring 2014 Edition Available
ATSILS Newsletter Spring 2014
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Staff: All the best Dan Habermann
Recently ATSILS farewelled one of it’s finest in Dan Habermann. ATSILS Principal Legal Officer Greg Shadbolt was in our Toowoomba to present Dan (left) with a plaque in recognition of his two decades of dedicated service to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We wish Dan all the best for his future travels.