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Victorian Government Aboriginal Affairs Report 2025

This report looks at how we've tracked against our commitments to improving outcomes for Aboriginal Victorians, measured against the Victorian Aboriginal Affairs Framework.

Date:
30 June 2026

  • Introduction

    2025 Acknowledgement of Country, language statement, forewords, about the report and about data.

  • National Agreement on Closing the Gap Priority Reforms

    Progress in Victoria to implement the 4 priority reforms under the National Agreement on Closing the Gap.

  • Children, Family & Home

    Supporting Aboriginal children and families to be strong in culture and proud of their unique identity can ensure that every Aboriginal child has the best start in life.

  • Learning & Skills

    Culturally-supportive and responsive learning spaces are vital for creating an environment where Aboriginal students feel supported to achieve their learning aspirations and excel.

  • Opportunity & Prosperity

    Fully participating in the economy provides Aboriginal Victorians with the resources they need to determine the future they want. Economic participation is key to Aboriginal self-determination.

  • Health & Wellbeing

    Improving health outcomes and having a good quality of life will ensure all Victorian Aboriginal communities can thrive.

  • Justice & Safety

    Systemic and structural barriers that Aboriginal Victorians experience, such as racism and social and economic disadvantage, can lead to over-representation in the justice system.

  • Culture & Country

    The richness and diversity of Aboriginal history and culture in Victoria, and the resilience and strength of Aboriginal communities and peoples, is something for all Victorians to celebrate.

  • Glossary

    A list of terms used within the report and their meaning

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