mhaze,

No.

We can't solve our problems with the same thinking we
used when we created them.

Think higher, feel deeper!

"Think higher, feel deeper!"

Yep, closing the gap is all about feelz.

mhaze,

You still don't get it.

Without Indigenous participation (Closing the Gap)
is going to be doomed to fail.
(Patrick Dodson).

The gap has long been closed for those who could claim to be Aboriginal but don’t bother to do so.
My numerous relations who have Aboriginal ancestors being examples.

I've got a touch of Aboriginal in me but I wasn't raised as one and don't identify as one.
My Dads mum was born in the 1920's and was quite a few generations down from an Irishman who married an indigenous woman back in the 1800s
If you go to the national library in Canberra you can read it.

Gungarlook : The story of the Aboriginal Riley family of Burragorang Valley
Ivy Brookman & Jim Smith - 89 pages.
http://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/5020237

"Without Indigenous participation (Closing the Gap)
is going to be doomed to fail.
(Patrick Dodson)."

So one of those who'll benefit mightily from 'The Voice' tells you how important it is to establish 'The Voice' from which he will benefit mightily....and you fall for it.

Does your naivety know no bounds?

I'll try to make it easier for you...there is no gap except that which applies to those who want the dual and incompatible objectives of living a traditional life while enjoying all the goodies of a modern life. They can't have both and people like you aren't prepared to tell them.