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    Indigenous Strategy

    24 May 2010

    The draft Indigenous Economic Development Strategy was released for public comment on 24 May 2010 and is available for comment at Indigenous.gov.au until 1 November 2010.

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    Learn Earn Legend!

    "Learn Earn Legend!" - AFL

    21 May 2010
    The Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) is proud to support Dreamtime at the ‘G for a fifth year in 2010.

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    NRL Indigenous All Stars – Learn. Earn. Legend!

    NRL Indigenous All Stars – "Learn Earn Legend!"

    19 February 2010
    The inaugural Indigenous All Stars game, played on Queensland’s Gold Coast, was a celebration Indigenous culture in Australia featuring the NRL’s current best players.

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    RAP 2009-2011

    11 August 2010

    The DEEWR Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), sets out our vision for reconciliation and our strategies.

    Indigenous Research

    8 June 2010

    DEEWR is surveying Indigenous Australians in selected regional and remote locations across Australia.

    New Indigenous Opportunities Policy launched

    10 March 2010

    The new Indigenous Opportunities Policy was announced on 25 February 2010.

    Learn. Earn. Legend!

    Prince Appointed Ambassador

    10 February 2010

    Indigenous All Star Scott Prince, in his new role as the Australian Government’s Learn Earn Legend! Ambassador, is encouraging young people to stay at school.

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    Indigenous Education


    The Indigenous Education (Targeted Assistance) Act 2000 Program Guidelines 2009-2012 outline the Indigenous Education and Training Program elements for clients and providers. Indigenous Education and Training Programs are administered by DEEWR for the period 2009-2012. The Guidelines set out Indigenous Education and Training Program objectives, administrative requirements and funding arrangements.

    Indigenous Youth

    Indigenous Youth


    The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) is committed to the Australian Government’s target of reducing Indigenous disadvantage. This commitment builds on the substantial reform agenda agreed to by all Australian Governments in 2008 through five Indigenous specific National Partnerships – in health, housing, early childhood development, economic participation and remote service delivery.

    Indigenous Higher Education

    Indigenous Higher Education


    The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) is committed to the Australian Government’s target of reducing Indigenous disadvantage. This includes improving Indigenous higher education outcomes, and enhancing Indigenous culture and knowledge in Australian higher education.

    Indigenous Resources

    Indigenous Resources


    Resources relevant to Indigenous users.

    Indigenous Schooling

    Indigenous Schooling


    The department is committed to the Australian Government's targets of reducing Indigenous disadvantage, including halving the gap in reading, writing and numeracy achievements for Indigenous children within a decade; and to halve the gap for Indigenous students in year 12 equivalent attainment rates by 2020. Through the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) all governments in Australia are working towards delivering world class schooling for all children.

    Indigenous Skills

    Indigenous Skills


    The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) is committed to the Australian Government’s target of reducing Indigenous disadvantage.

    Through the Council of Australian Government (COAG), all governments in Australia are working together towards increasing the skill levels of all Australians, including Indigenous Australians, giving them a better chance of getting or keeping a job.

    The Government has funded the Productivity Places Program which will deliver 711,000 training places over five years in areas of skills shortage to ensure that Australian workers develop the skills they need.

    Initiatives

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    Australian Apprenticeships Access Program