‘Ignore Us at Your Peril, Because We Vote Too’: Indigenous Policy

Perche, Diana

doi:10.22459/dd.04.2018.27

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“…The Coalition chose to disregard the Redfern Statement during the campaign, but Minister Nigel Scullion later claimed it was a ‘good read’ and that he agreed with 80% of it (Scullion, ). The Labor Party responded thoughtfully to many of the detailed policy demands during the campaign but did not directly address the call for a stand‐alone Department (Perche, ). It remains to be seen whether the Redfern Statement receives the attention it deserves in the longer term.…”

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Recalibrating the machinery of government for Indigenous affairs: Towards a new policy design for self‐determination

Perche

2018

Aust J Public Adm

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Relations between First Nations and the Commonwealth government are in a parlous state in Australia, and the Commonwealth government's response to the Uluru Statement from the Heart has prompted much criticism from First Nations leaders. This paper examines the impact of one of K E Y W O R D S Abbott government, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, First Nations, Indigenous policy, machinery of government S28

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confidence: 99%