I have to disagree here guys. The responsibility for the indigenous population of Australia falls back onto every member of society. We introduced many detrimental things into their lives when we came here, yet we continue to let them live in 3rd world conditions and treat them as 3rd class citizens, and we don't let them maintain their own language, culture and customs that we feel goes against the western lifestyle. We as a society have a responsibility here to fix our wrongs, to understand why certain things happen in the indigenous community, to educate the indigenous population and give them the best possible life that they can have. Helping Jurrah will not solve these problems, but it is a start and everything has to start somewhere.
Firstly, I'll caveat that I have significant experience working with indigenous community's.
I respect you as a poster but totally disagree with your argument. Our treatment in the past has been poor, but there has been significant emphasis placed on improving services and support. However, at some stage there has to be some acceptance of responsibility. We can't keep having a culture of blame. I for one don't want my children feeling they are responsible for the actions of people 100 years ago.