HOW TO IMPROVE LIVING CONDITIONS OF AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINALS

Improving the lives of Australian Aboriginals is a complex and long-standing challenge, as it involves addressing a wide range of social, economic, and cultural issues. The history of dispossession, discrimination, and disadvantage faced by Aboriginal communities in Australia requires comprehensive and sustained efforts. Here are some key areas to focus on to improve the lives of Australian Aboriginals:

As per statistics and various complaints, there are 2/3 Fake aboriginals. Australian government fund around 40 Billion Australian dollars to improve social condition of Australian and this money is distributed but none of aboriginals live is changed, their living status is not improved, because of the so called Aboriginals who are Fake taking more of this funding. but no Government or minister ready to do check, Audit or enquiry  because of the lobby groups need these Fake aboriginals to promote their agenda to get more funding and Government officials are on their pay scale and silenced.

1. DNA Test:
   • Compulsory DNA test on all aboriginals, to verify their claim of Ancestry, If anyone found Fake should be charged as per Law of the Nation for treason, Cheating.
2. Royal Commission/Senate Enquiry/NACC enquiry on Assets of All Aboriginal Elite/Ministers/Elders/Leaders:
   • Enquiry in the assets of all these elite, Leaders, Elders and Ministers who getting funds for their people
3. Audit:
   • Audit on all the money spent on aboriginals for last 10 years.
   • Audit All Aboriginals Organisations and their funding’s. and held them accountable for wrong doings.
4. Education:
   • Invest in quality education in Aboriginal communities, including early childhood education programs.
   • Provide scholarships and support for Aboriginal students to pursue higher education and vocational training.
5. Healthcare:
   • Improve access to healthcare services in remote Aboriginal communities.
   • Invest in culturally appropriate healthcare programs that address the unique health needs of Aboriginal people.
   • Promote community health education and prevention programs.
6. Employment and Economic Development:
   • Create job opportunities in Aboriginal communities through economic development initiatives.
   • Support entrepreneurship and small business development among Aboriginal individuals and communities.
   • Provide training and skills development programs to increase employability.
7. Land Rights and Cultural Preservation:
   • Allow land rights to every Aboriginals.
   • Support initiatives that preserve and celebrate Aboriginal cultures and languages.
   • Encourage traditional practices, such as land management, which can have environmental and cultural benefits.
8. Housing:
   • Invest in safe and adequate housing in Aboriginal communities.
   • Address overcrowding and substandard housing conditions.
   • Provide training and support for home ownership and maintenance.
9. Justice System Reform:
   • Address the overrepresentation of Aboriginal people in the criminal justice system.
   • Promote restorative justice and diversion programs.
   • Invest in community-based justice and support services.
10. Social and Community Support:
    • Foster community resilience and support networks.
    • Invest in mental health and addiction services tailored to Aboriginal needs.
    • Promote cultural healing and support programs.
11. Closing the Gap Strategy:
    • “Closing the Gap” was created by politicians, scrape this strategy/Policy and treat all Aboriginals like other Australians.
    • Engage with Aboriginal communities in decision-making processes and policy development along with other Australians.
12. Reconciliation and Cultural Awareness:
    • Promote reconciliation efforts to bridge the gap, teach Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians live together.
    • Encourage cultural awareness and education in schools and workplaces.
13. Community-Led Solutions:
    • Empower Aboriginal communities to take a lead role in determining their own development priorities.
    • Support local initiatives and leadership.

Improving the lives of Australian Aboriginals requires a holistic, long-term commitment from government, institutions, and the broader Australian society. Unless find real Aboriginals, fake one take most of the funding’s and support, unless there is enquiry into all the so called Leaders source of assets it difficult to trace when all the money is siphoned. and the Audit to funding to find-out where its used and on its used.  This list is by no means exhaustive, and the specific strategies and approaches may vary from one community to another.