Productivity Commission Urges Accountability as Only Four Closing the Gap Targets Show Progress

Productivity Commission Urges Accountability as Only Four Closing the Gap Targets Show Progress
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The Productivity Commission’s findings highlight a critical issue in the ongoing efforts to close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. With only four targets on track, it’s clear that we need to reassess our strategies and increase accountability at all levels of government and within communities. This situation underscores a collective responsibility to ensure that resources are effectively utilized and that we stay committed to meaningful progress. It’s essential for stakeholders to collaborate, share best practices, and focus on outcomes that truly make a difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians. What are your thoughts on how we can enhance accountability and drive better results moving forward?