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悉尼小波霸 发表于 2023-10-1 00:57
这是你的错觉。我移民澳洲这么多年，只有一次被人无端种族歧视谩骂，骂人惹事的就是几个土著人！
不讨论观点，因为我也投NO，但400亿的出处在哪儿？阿博特说过一句300亿，已经被辟谣了。
https://www.rmit.edu.au/news/factlab-meta/niaa-does-not-spend-$30b-on-indigenous-programs-annually
According to budget appropriations documents, the government allocated $2.1 billion to the NIAA in 2022-23.
Social media users are spreading claims similar to the one made by Mr Abbott, with one user claiming that "dedicated Indigenous bodies" such as the NIAA were collectively "funded to the tune of 30 BILLION PLUS dollars".
But FactLab was unable to find any reports or data dealing directly with total spending on "dedicated Indigenous bodies".
Rather, the $30 billion figure appears to have come from the Productivity Commission's most recent Indigenous Expenditure Report, published in 2017, which provides a breakdown of total "direct expenditure" on First Nations Australians.
The report estimated that direct expenditure on all Australians — by all state, territory and federal governments — totalled $556.1 billion in 2015-16, of which $33.4 billion (6 per cent) was spent on First Nations people.
The vast majority of that ($27.4 billion) was simply the Indigenous share of "mainstream expenditure" — that is, expenditure "provided for all people", including spending on schools, hospitals, welfare, defence and "public order and safety".
The remainder ($6 billion) was spent on "services and programs … provided to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community specifically".
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