Remote blacks get travel aid for study

INDIGENOUS students from remote communities will secure taxpayer-funded support to study at private schools and universities.

An estimated $500million, including an extension of a program that rewards school attendance with money for recreational facilities, will be spent improving the results of Aboriginal students.

Scholarships will also be offered to 250 students to attend high-performing schools and universities.

From Remote blacks get travel aid for study

I’m glad to see this - I often describe Australia as a country that seems like it’s 50 years behind the times in terms of racial acceptance. Hopefully this will break down the barriers a little more by offering opportunities to Aboriginal students.

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