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Closing the gap and keeping the faith: short-term politics adds to long-term challenges

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe 2016 Closing the Gap report represents Malcolm Turnbull’s first substantial statement on Indigenous affairs since assuming office.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Malcolm Turnbull is the fourth prime minister to deliver the annual Closing the Gap report to parliament in its eight years of existence. Australian political leaders may find themselves easily...

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Early childhood education is key to closing the gaps

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imagePreschool attendance has been shown to improve literacy and numeracy for Indigenous children.AAP/Neda Vanovac

This year’s Closing the Gap report delivers a result that has become all too familiar in comparing outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians: not enough progress is being made. There is improvement in some areas, but...

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  1. Turnbull urges stronger partnership between government and Indigenous Australia to close the gap
  2. The JFK assassination and other 'truths' lost forever out there
  3. Birth of a nation: how Australia empowering women taught the world a lesson
  4. Models only give part answer to real tax reform
  5. Chronic pain and infertility: the trauma of untreated pelvic inflammatory disease
  6. Damming northern Australia: we need to learn hard lessons from the south
  7. How 'mind-controlled' bionic devices could help quadriplegics walk
  8. If Stuart Robert falls, Turnbull has more room for innovation in his reshuffle
  9. Politics podcast: Kelly O'Dwyer on tax reform
  10. Churches would break the law if they gave sanctuary to asylum seekers – but does it matter?
  11. You’re fired! Trump shows rivals how it's done in entertainment politics
  12. If the world's soils keep drying out that's bad news for microbes (and people)
  13. Salmonella in your salad: the cost of convenience?
  14. Market manipulation – ASIC better get it right, first time
  15. What Making a Murderer tells us about disability and disadvantage in criminal law
  16. Where aid fails, appropriate technology can succeed
  17. Australia has embraced the outsider CEO, but they can't always save the day
  18. Explainer: Surrealism
  19. Making a Murderer: why innocent people confess under interrogation
  20. Recurrent thrush: how some women live with constant genital itching
  21. Unemployed and at risk: more help needed for those out of work
  22. Robots in health care could lead to a doctorless hospital
  23. Social media has lost its youthful promise and is looking old, tired and grumpy
  24. VET funding can't be fixed by sidelining TAFE
  25. Relax, shark numbers aren't booming, but more research can make us safer
  26. Philip Ruddock will quit parliament at the election
  27. The Arbitrary Detention of Julian Assange
  28. Questions hang over conduct of another Turnbull minister
  29. FactCheck: is Australian government spending as a share of the economy falling?
  30. Asia is the gift that keeps on giving in prehistory
  31. The Conversation with Channel 9 resolved
  32. How to get the best value for money out of the coming home battery boom
  33. Health Check: five ways to get a better night's sleep
  34. Wine exports are climbing, so why is the industry battling to survive?
  35. No prospect of release: Kevin Crump and the human rights implications of life imprisonment
  36. In a heatwave, the leafy suburbs are even more advantaged
  37. Publishing should be more about culture than book sales
  38. The off-topic Conversation #79
  39. The King’s See-Though Clothes
  40. Drastic plastic: a look at Barbie's new bodies
  41. Criminalising conversations: Australia's damaging love affair with consorting laws
  42. Vulvas, periods and leaks: women need the right words to seek help for conditions 'down there'
  43. Why women see their GP more than men
  44. We need a cure for bacterial vaginosis, one of the great enigmas in women's health
  45. Why gold will still be a safe haven in the next financial storm
  46. Children as young as four can learn how to avoid getting ill, if they understand why
  47. Raising Lady Gaga-ntuan and her (hopefully) world record breaking young
  48. In Celebration of Rag Tag Posses
  49. Martin Parkinson, Turnbull's right-hand man, caught in crosshairs on tax
  50. UN decision is not 'the end of the road' that Assange claims it is
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