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Almost 680,000 Australian children are growing up in jobless households. Many are living in poverty and risk handing disadvantage on to their children.
The break the cycle campaign is calling for the Federal Government to halve the number of kids growing up in jobless households by 2008.
The Australian economy has been going ‘gangbusters’ says the Treasurer, Mr Costello, but most of the jobs that have been created have gone to families where someone already has a job, not to jobless families.
While the number of Australian families with both parents in employment increased in the 1990s, so too did the number of families with no parent employed.
Too many Australian kids are growing up in jobless families. Too many Australian kids are growing up in poverty. We need to break the cycle.
http://www.anglicare.asn.au/campaign...dpoverty.shtml
The break the cycle campaign is calling for the Federal Government to halve the number of kids growing up in jobless households by 2008.
The Australian economy has been going ‘gangbusters’ says the Treasurer, Mr Costello, but most of the jobs that have been created have gone to families where someone already has a job, not to jobless families.
While the number of Australian families with both parents in employment increased in the 1990s, so too did the number of families with no parent employed.
Too many Australian kids are growing up in jobless families. Too many Australian kids are growing up in poverty. We need to break the cycle.
http://www.anglicare.asn.au/campaign...dpoverty.shtml
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Yea some of them even have no play stations its bad the figures even match Australia in percentages , I have seen loads in WA with no shoes .
Yea some of them even have no play stations its bad the figures even match Australia in percentages , I have seen loads in WA with no shoes .
#33
Originally posted by pommie bastard
Too many Australian kids are growing up in jobless families. Too many Australian kids are growing up in poverty. We need to break the cycle.
Too many Australian kids are growing up in jobless families. Too many Australian kids are growing up in poverty. We need to break the cycle.
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Originally posted by Florida_03
So Australia's situation with Aboriginals is not far different from the UK position with its own Aboriginals?
Poverty, inequality, poor health, social exclusion are universal problems. Generally ignored by the middle classes.
So Australia's situation with Aboriginals is not far different from the UK position with its own Aboriginals?
Poverty, inequality, poor health, social exclusion are universal problems. Generally ignored by the middle classes.
If the Abos lived as well as the worse case in the UK they would feel like millionaires.
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
If the Abos lived as well as the worse case in the UK they would feel like millionaires.
If the Abos lived as well as the worse case in the UK they would feel like millionaires.
I do not believe that, and suspect you do not believe it either. Social exclusion appears to be a concern of the homeland?
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Originally posted by Florida_03
I do not believe that, and suspect you do not believe it either. Social exclusion appears to be a concern of the homeland?
I do not believe that, and suspect you do not believe it either. Social exclusion appears to be a concern of the homeland?
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Poverty is measured at different levels in different countries , the Abos are near the bottom level , offer them a Jock council home and they would snap your hand off.
Poverty is measured at different levels in different countries , the Abos are near the bottom level , offer them a Jock council home and they would snap your hand off.
...unemployment, poor skills, low incomes, poor housing, high crime environments, bad health and family breakdown...
Australian aboriginals or UK aboriginals?
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Originally posted by Florida_03
You are wrong. Here are some words...
...unemployment, poor skills, low incomes, poor housing, high crime environments, bad health and family breakdown...
Australian aboriginals or UK aboriginals?
You are wrong. Here are some words...
...unemployment, poor skills, low incomes, poor housing, high crime environments, bad health and family breakdown...
Australian aboriginals or UK aboriginals?
Life expectancy is 20 years less than for non-Aboriginal Australians
Life expectancy of Aboriginal people is considerably worse than for other comparable indigenous populations, such as the native peoples of United States and Canada, and the Maoris of Aotearoa
Aboriginal boys born today have only a 45% chance of living to age 65 (81% for non-Aboriginal boys); Aboriginal girls have a 54% chance of living to age 65 (89% for non-Aboriginal girls).
Age standardised death rates for Aboriginal males are 2.8 times those for non-Aboriginal males; age standardised death rates for Aboriginal females are 3.3 times those for non-Aboriginal females
Over the last forty years, the Aboriginal infant mortality rate has declined (though it is still around three times the national average); over the same period, adult mortality in the Aboriginal population has increased [ABS and AIH&W]
http://www.caacongress.com.au/health.html
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Try your unloved people.
Life expectancy is 20 years less than for non-Aboriginal Australians
Life expectancy of Aboriginal people is considerably worse than for other comparable indigenous populations, such as the native peoples of United States and Canada, and the Maoris of Aotearoa
Aboriginal boys born today have only a 45% chance of living to age 65 (81% for non-Aboriginal boys); Aboriginal girls have a 54% chance of living to age 65 (89% for non-Aboriginal girls).
Age standardised death rates for Aboriginal males are 2.8 times those for non-Aboriginal males; age standardised death rates for Aboriginal females are 3.3 times those for non-Aboriginal females
Over the last forty years, the Aboriginal infant mortality rate has declined (though it is still around three times the national average); over the same period, adult mortality in the Aboriginal population has increased [ABS and AIH&W]
http://www.caacongress.com.au/health.html
Try your unloved people.
Life expectancy is 20 years less than for non-Aboriginal Australians
Life expectancy of Aboriginal people is considerably worse than for other comparable indigenous populations, such as the native peoples of United States and Canada, and the Maoris of Aotearoa
Aboriginal boys born today have only a 45% chance of living to age 65 (81% for non-Aboriginal boys); Aboriginal girls have a 54% chance of living to age 65 (89% for non-Aboriginal girls).
Age standardised death rates for Aboriginal males are 2.8 times those for non-Aboriginal males; age standardised death rates for Aboriginal females are 3.3 times those for non-Aboriginal females
Over the last forty years, the Aboriginal infant mortality rate has declined (though it is still around three times the national average); over the same period, adult mortality in the Aboriginal population has increased [ABS and AIH&W]
http://www.caacongress.com.au/health.html
I do not doubt your figures, but show me the corresponding figures for your downtrodden. Not so easy to do and therefore they remain invisible.
You need to concentrate on your motherland's problems, even if you deny them.
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Originally posted by Florida_03
I do not doubt your figures, but show me the corresponding figures for your downtrodden. Not so easy to do and therefore they remain invisible.
You need to concentrate on your motherland's problems, even if you deny them.
I do not doubt your figures, but show me the corresponding figures for your downtrodden. Not so easy to do and therefore they remain invisible.
You need to concentrate on your motherland's problems, even if you deny them.
Whether it's their fault or the systems I care not but I do think it shows how uncaring the Aussie way of life can be to those who do not fit in with a western way of life.
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
If the Abos lived as well as the worse case in the UK they would feel like millionaires.
If the Abos lived as well as the worse case in the UK they would feel like millionaires.
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ONCE again the chairman of cash-strapped ATSIC, Geoff Clark, is at the centre of controversy.
This time it is because he inflated the already big bill for a function after an Adelaide cricket match, ATSIC Chairman's XI vs the PM's XI.
ATSIC paid $6000 for an official drinking and eating session.
ATSIC says no more than 20 members of the crowd accepted his invitation.
But critics rightly condemn the $6000 bill as a lot to pay to celebrate a match that raised only $200 for indigenous cricketers.
In my opinion the amount these leaders of the Aborogional community seem to pocket compared to what they distribute seems to me to be farsicle. This is an organization that has a Billion dollar budget all provided by the gov.
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Originally posted by Kiwipaul
If the people they elect to look after their affairs were more intrested in the doing their job rather than lineing their own pockets I might have more sympathy for them
If the people they elect to look after their affairs were more intrested in the doing their job rather than lineing their own pockets I might have more sympathy for them
All pollies here rip off the public as you know.
#43
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
You fit nowhere a Pom with no country as for your bollocks come to WA I will show you the low lights
Wanneroo Tavern (Coffin cheaters owned) has 15 year old strippers and great décor , as for pubs with segregation its rife you never been Mt Isa or most Northern WA Abo hot spots.
You fit nowhere a Pom with no country as for your bollocks come to WA I will show you the low lights
Wanneroo Tavern (Coffin cheaters owned) has 15 year old strippers and great décor , as for pubs with segregation its rife you never been Mt Isa or most Northern WA Abo hot spots.
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Originally posted by Florida_03
I do not believe that, and suspect you do not believe it either. Social exclusion appears to be a concern of the homeland?
I do not believe that, and suspect you do not believe it either. Social exclusion appears to be a concern of the homeland?
I grew up in a single-parent council house in the UK where all my clothes were second hand, two veg was practically a luxury, my mum spent all year paying off what little she could afford to buy for xmas, and phones were what other people had.
Was I better off than most of the abused, unwashed, and unloved aboriginal's in Australia?
Yes, in my experience.
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Originally posted by gOD
I grew up in a single-parent council house in the UK where all my clothes were second hand, two veg was practically a luxury, my mum spent all year paying off what little she could afford to buy for xmas, and phones were what other people had.
Was I better off than most of the abused, unwashed, and unloved aboriginal's in Australia?
Yes, in my experience.
I grew up in a single-parent council house in the UK where all my clothes were second hand, two veg was practically a luxury, my mum spent all year paying off what little she could afford to buy for xmas, and phones were what other people had.
Was I better off than most of the abused, unwashed, and unloved aboriginal's in Australia?
Yes, in my experience.