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Submission: Economic justice in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

Remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities struggling under the Australian Government’s racially discriminatory remote work for the dole program would be worse off under a proposed new penalty system, a Senate Committee inquiry has been told.

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MichelleBennett25 September 2018Indigenous Rights
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