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Senate Inquiry into Poverty And Financial Hardship in Australia

Jon Altman, Boyd Hunter, and Melissa Johns

Topical Issue 2 / 2004

January 2004 - Senate Inquiry into Poverty And Financial Hardship in Australia

Submission by CAEPR researchers Jon Altman, Boyd Hunter and Melissa Johns to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee Inquiry into Poverty and Financial Hardship in Australia, 18 September 2003. The document contains a brief literature review of key CAEPR publications on Indigenous poverty, and a listing of other relevant publications on Indigenous Australian socioeconomic status.

Melissa Johns, Graduate Research Assistant

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Indigenous welfare reform in the Northern Territory and Cape York: A comparative analysis

Jon Altman and Melissa Johns

Working Paper 44 / 2008

ISSN 1442 3871
ISBN 0 7315 4943 0

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This paper examines and compares two Indigenous jurisdictions in the Northern Territory and Cape York that have been subject to radical policy interventions by Federal and State Governments. The Northern Territory intervention emerged from the June 2007 release of the Ampe Akelyernemane Meke Mekarle (Little Children Are Sacred) report into child abuse and neglect. The Cape York trial, as it has become known, is a four year trial devised by the Cape York Institute and Cape York Partnerships.