Aboriginal community aid plan criticised

Australia’s government today rejected accusations it had humiliated an Outback Aboriginal community with a demand that indigenous children wash their faces twice a day to promote public health if the town is to be given a petrol pump.

Aboriginal community aid plan criticised

Australia’s government today rejected accusations it had humiliated an Outback Aboriginal community with a demand that indigenous children wash their faces twice a day to promote public health if the town is to be given a petrol pump.

Aborigines and opposition MPs branded the deal racist and blackmail while the government promised hundreds of thousands of similar pacts will be introduced to Aboriginal communities across the nation.

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