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Closing the Gap will fail without change, new scathing report reveals

Published 7 February 2024, 9:38 am
The Productivity Commission says the key national agreement to address Indigenous disadvantage is destined to fail without fundamental change in a scathing new Closing the Gap report. Consecutive federal governments from both sides of politics have promised their policies will make a difference, but Indigenous groups say they have now been vindicated.
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