Help to get Indigenous groups 'out of poverty trap' absent in NSW budget

The recent NSW budget has been criticized for not addressing the urgent need to lift Indigenous groups out of poverty, a significant oversight given the ongoing struggle since the failed Voice referendum. Despite three budgets post-referendum, little has been done to support these communities, missing a crucial opportunity to implement meaningful reforms. This lack of action highlights broader systemic issues and underscores the need for targeted initiatives to bridge the gap in socio-economic opportunities for Indigenous Australians. The absence of such measures in the budget raises concerns about the government's commitment to closing the disparity gap.