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Reparations Scheme
If you believe your wages or savings were controlled under the ‘Protection Acts’ and you were born during the eligibility period, you may be entitled to a make a claim. Applications close on 29 September 2017.
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Moving Ahead
A strategic approach to increasing the participation of Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people in Queensland’s economy.
Our Way and Changing Tracks
The Queensland Government, in partnership with Family Matters Queensland, has developed a generational strategy and first action plan to improve outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families.
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Extra time for Reparations Scheme claimants
The deadline for Reparations Scheme claims has been extended to 29 September 2017.
Indigenous communities can receive up to $330 worth of electricity power cards
Residents living in some discrete Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are urged to take advantage of Ergon Energy’s free power cards to assist in their electricity costs.
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Reparations SchemeApplications for the reparations scheme close on 29 September 2017. If your wages and savings were controlled under the 'Protection Acts', you may be eligible for a reparations payment.
Cultural heritageQueensland cultural heritage legislation requires land users to take all reasonable and practical measures to ensure their activity does not harm Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage.
Strengthening and growing Indigenous businessesThe department is able to provide a range of services to help Indigenous enterprises grow.
Community alcohol limitsIf you're planning on travelling through Queensland, you need to know about alcohol restrictions.
Know Your CommunityBuild a community profile containing information and data about Queensland's first nation peoples and the communities they live in.
Youth Employment ProgramAssistance and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people completing Year 12.
Discover your personal historyIf you are an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Queenslander, the government may be able to help you find information about your personal history.
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- 14 February 2017
- Last modified
- 19 October 2016
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