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  1. ACRRM, RACGP, and JCTS collaborated with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on initiatives for National Reconciliation Week, focusing on improving patient experience and trust.
  2. Reconciliation Australia focuses on changing embedded racism in institutions, while Lidia Thorpe questions the progress made in tackling racism.
  3. Penny Wong, Matthew Ryan, and Lidia Thorpe discussed policy failures and participated in an inquiry into systemic racism concerning Indigenous Australians.

Thomas Mayo discussed racism and stereotypes across Australia, noting that intervention intensified stereotypes of Indigenous men.

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Thomas Mayo discussed racism and stereotypes across Australia, noting that intervention intensified stereotypes of Indigenous men.

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Penny Wong, Matthew Ryan, and Lidia Thorpe discussed policy failures and participated in an inquiry into systemic racism concerning Indigenous Australians. All 1 developments

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