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28/07/23

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Originally posted by nugget_hunter ↑

Your logic is way off

This 6B is on top of the 27B that everyone is entitled to (27 + 6 = 33)

So everyone gets x, then these people get y as an extra, why should that total be 3% of $33B? It makes no sense

If the indigenous make up 3%, in theory they should be reveiving 3% of $556.1B. But with more access to services we all get (27B), plus the extra services (6B), the share comes to 6% of $556.1B.

There is no logic behind your assumption that the extra benefits should total 3% of $33B

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Estimated expenditure per person in 2012-13 was $43,449 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, compared with $20,900 for other Australians (a ratio of 2.08 to 1

Not sure your 27 bill number is correct… the general population is approx half that number… read above

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