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Indigenous-led program closing the gap in education and employment

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Brendon Barker* was teetering on a precipice when he discovered the National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy (NASCA). At the age of 15 the young Wiradjuri Barkindji man suffered unimaginable tragedy, losing his father, a close friend, and a beloved Aunty in the space of nine months. He was struggling at school and couldn’t see the … Continued

Indigenous-led program closing the gap in education and employment

By API User

Brendon Barker* was teetering on a precipice when he discovered the National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy (NASCA). At the age of 15 the young Wiradjuri Barkindji man suffered unimaginable tragedy, losing his father, a close friend, and a beloved Aunty in the space of nine months. He was struggling at school and couldn’t see the … Continued

Indigenous-led program closing the gap in education and employment

By API User

Brendon Barker* was teetering on a precipice when he discovered the National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy (NASCA). At the age of 15 the young Wiradjuri Barkindji man suffered unimaginable tragedy, losing his father, a close friend, and a beloved Aunty in the space of nine months. He was struggling at school and couldn’t see the … Continued

Speaker Series: Monash launches Voice to Parliament forum and affirms support for the Uluru Statement of the Heart process

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Monday 22 May 2023   Monash University is proud to announce the launch of its Speaker Series: Voice to Parliament event on 25 May 2023, which is part of the University’s commitment to fostering dialogue, reconciliation and a deeper understanding of Indigenous perspectives within the broader Australian community.   In the lead up to the … Continued

Gender Analysis Shows Tax Growth Coming from Women.

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                    Gender Analysis Shows Tax Growth Coming from Women. Income taxes paid by women are increasing more quickly than taxes paid by men, driving the Budget surplus according to the National Foundation for Australian Women (NFAW). The Budget Papers [i] show that from 2014-15 to 2019-20 income tax paid by women has grown by … Continued