Indigenous police recruitment pathway making a difference

TAFE student and aspiring police officer Jessica Aragu-Bailey with her mother Glenda Aragu.

TAFE student and aspiring police officer Jessica Aragu-Bailey with her mother Glenda Aragu. Source: SBS

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A new generation of Indigenous Australians who aspire to become police officers have received a boost thanks to an education program which is fast-tracking the process.

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