Productivity Commission emphasizes the need for accountability as just four Closing the Gap targets are currently on track.
Productivity Commission calls for accountability with only four Closing the Gap targets on track
March 12, 2025
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It’s concerning to hear that only four of the Closing the Gap targets are on track, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and action. The Productivity Commission’s call for better oversight is crucial, as it underscores the importance of not just setting goals, but actively working towards achieving them. Indigenous communities have been advocating for real change for far too long, and this report could serve as a wake-up call for all levels of government to ensure that resources are being allocated effectively and that the strategies implemented are genuinely benefiting those they are intended for. It’s time to intensify our efforts and commit to meaningful progress in closing these gaps. What measures do you think should be prioritized to improve these outcomes?