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Drawing of a person climbing a hill holding a job plan. An echidna is nearby. On another hill, on the other side of a creek, is a group of people. One of them is burning a job plan in a fire. In the distance are gum trees and mountains. Art by Judy Kuo.

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The Antipoverty Centre acknowledges the original peoples of this unceded continent, who have been custodians of Country for thousands of generations. First Peoples have connections to place, land, waters and community that have been unbroken for 120,000 years.

We recognise Indigenous sovereignty and the cultural significance inherent in these connections; historical and contemporary. We pay respect to Elders past and present and stand with all First Peoples in the quest for land back, self-determination, justice and truth-telling in the face of ongoing colonial violence, including that inflicted through racism in the welfare system, carceral system and labour market. Read our statement of principles for more.

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