How Young People are Faring 2003

PUBLICATION

Education

August 26, 2003

How Young People are Faring 2003

An update about the learning and work situation of young Australians including an analysis of how young Indigenous people are faring.

Authors: Dusseldorp Skills Forum and ATSIS

How Young Indigenous People are Faring 2003 (313.7 kB)

How Young People are Faring 2003 Media Release (80.4 kB)

How Young People are Faring Symposium – Capt. David Elridge Speech (20.57 kB)

How Young People are Faring Symposium – Maria Tarrant Speech (10.56 kB)

How Young People are Faring: Key Indicators 2003 (307.92 kB)

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