WGAR News: 'Stronger Futures' opinion by Craig Longman, Michael Brull, Eva Cox, Paddy Gibson, etc

WGAR - Working Group for Aboriginal Rights - Australia — Fri, 13 Jul 2012 06:30:27 +0000

Newsletter date: 13 July 2012

Contents:
* Sisters of Saint Joseph: Younger Sisters Voice their Solidarity
* Background: Calls for 'Stronger Futures' laws to be subject to Human Rights scrutiny
* Craig Longman: Stronger Futures shines a light on a nation’s racism
* Jon Altman: NT intervention: what happened to outcomes?
* Michael Brull: Strong Futures: no evidence things are getting better
* Emma Murphy: Aboriginal rights movement mourns stolen futures
* Eva Cox: Income management starts throughout Australia
* Interview with Eva Cox on the extension of income management

Geography:

Australia

Northern Territory

Sydney

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Emma Murphy - Aboriginal rights movement mourns stolen futures

Eva Cox - Income management starts throughout Australia

Interview with Eva Cox on the extension of income management

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