03 | Old barriers and new models. The private sector, government and the economic empowerment of Aboriginal Australians

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In her third lecture, Professor Langton illuminates the experiences of two Aboriginal communities who are levering economic advancement through agreements with mining companies, and examines why it is that the private sector is leading the way in forging new working models with Indigenous Australia while government policies lag far behind.

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