Australia -| Australia could learn from New Zealand on the way to treat First Peoples: Shetty

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 13, 2011

Australia could learn from New Zealand on the way to treat First Peoples: Shetty: The head of Amnesty International has strongly criticised the Federal Government's efforts to improve living standards of Aboriginal Australians, saying it could learn from New Zealand's dealings with its Maori people. The human rights agency's ...

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Australia -| Australia could learn from New Zealand on the way to treat First Peoples: Shetty

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