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Crown among big companies given more than $90m by government to employ Aboriginal people – The Guardian
Greens senator Lidia Thorpe accuses the Coalition of using the strategy for alleviating disadvantage as a ‘slush fund’ for ‘their big donor mates’
Indigenous investigationsGreens senator Lidia Thorpe accuses the Coalition of using the strategy for alleviating disadvantage as a slush fund for their big donor mates
Crown Resorts, the casino giant facing royal commissions in two states over allegations of facilitating money laundering and allowing junkets linked to organised crime to bring in high-rolling gamblers, is among the big companies that have received millions in federal government funding to employ Aboriginal people.
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