Every card links back to the source dataset on data.gov.au. The Productivity Commission's Indigenous Expenditure Report is the last comprehensive all-government aggregation; it was published in 2017 for 2015-16 and has not been updated. Current Commonwealth program spending is tracked year-by-year from published Portfolio Budget Statements.
No published dataset supports a $40B/yr figure. The closest sourced numbers, from smallest to largest scope:
Bottom line: the only figure that gets near $40B is the ~$33.4B all-government total (direct + indirect) from 2015-16, inflation-adjusted. There is no current, published dataset showing $40B/yr in direct Indigenous services spending. If the PC report were re-run today it would plausibly land in the $35–45B range on the same methodology — but that number does not officially exist.
The Marine chapter of the 2021 State of the Environment (SoE) report incorporates multiple expert templates developed from streams of marine data. This metadata record describes the Expert Assessment "Pressures on the marine environment - recreational fishing". <strong><em>A PDF of the full Expert Assessment, including figures and tables (where provided) is downloadable in the "On-line Resources"
The Marine chapter of the 2021 State of the Environment (SoE) report incorporates multiple expert templates developed from streams of marine data. This metadata record describes the Expert Assessment "Effectiveness of Management – Recreational fishing". <strong><em>A PDF of the full Expert Assessment, including figures and tables (where provided) is downloadable in the "On-line Resources" section
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James Cook University was commissioned by Parks Australia to assess: the latest condition of benthic, fish and invertebrate communities within the Coral Sea Marine Park any ongoing impacts of the back-to-back (2020 and 2021) bleaching events on benthic, fish and invertebrate communities, and gain some understanding of the resilience and biodiversity of the Coral Sea Marine Park ‘bright spot’ re
The Solitary Islands Marine Park (Commonwealth waters) surrounds the Solitary Islands Marine Park (NSW state waters) and stretches from Sandon in the north to Coffs Harbour in the south. Occupying the Sea Country of the Gumbaynggirr People and Yaegl People First Nations communities, both marine parks protect submerged landscapes and a range of inherent cultural values. Both parks are located wh
Researchers from the University of WA interviewed 36 key knowledge holders in Western Australia’s professional fishing industry to discuss the knowledge fishers hold and their views on how it should be incorporated into management. The knowledge of these fishers reflects experiences and observations made in 17 different fisheries across 3,500km of coastline across multi-decade careers as skippe
This report outlines the findings of the 2022-2023 turtle count conducted within the Coral Sea Marine Park. For the purpose of this survey, an aircraft was used as the primary means of observation, and track counting occurred on the low tide the morning after a midnight high tide. The capture window was at the peak of the bell curve for the laying season (based on research by Dr Ian Bell). T
Most of our knowledge of marine biodiversity of Australia’s Indian Ocean Territories (IOT) is restricted to coastal waters around Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands. However, we do know that the vast majority of the marine realm across the two territories is deep-sea, with seafloor consisting of seamounts and ridges, abyssal and hadal plains. These deeper habitats around Christmas Island wer
CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, (CMAR) in collaboration with Geoscience Australia (GA), was asked to provide a succinct summary of the available and relevant information describing the conservation values of the marine environment under Commonwealth jurisdiction surrounding Christmas Island and the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The conservation values were identified using a systems approach
James Cook University was awarded funding through an Our Marine Parks Round 2 grant to explore and document the deep (>30m) reef habitats of the Coral Sea Marine Park using remotely operated vehicles (ROV) and acoustic tracking. These deep habitats support diverse benthic and fish assemblages. The coral cover ranged from 8% to 32% in depth 0-100m. There were four deep ‘bright spots’ (Herald’
Scientific research within the Australian Marine Parks (AMPs) is critical to support the aims of the management plans, including improving knowledge, understanding of conservation values and the pressures on those values. In order to help Parks Australia consider the impacts and risks of different types of scientific sampling within Australian Marine Parks, a project team at CSIRO created a col
The Coral Sea is a critically important and significant ecosystem, which (like coral reefs globally) is increasingly threatened by changing environmental conditions, particularly ocean warming. Previous surveys conducted in 2020 and 2021 showed shallow reef habitats across the Coral Sea Marine Park (CSMP) experienced severe and widespread bleaching in early 2020, with almost two-thirds of all c
The Tasman Fracture Marine Park (TFMP) is the southernmost Australian Marine Park that includes a no-take national park zone (NPZ). It is the only park within the South-east Marine Park Network (South-east Network) that has a NPZ on the continental shelf -a zone which prohibits all fishing activities. In 2014/15 initial baselines for rocky reef demersal fishes, rock lobster and sessile benthic
Parks Australia commissioned the CSIRO to undertake a survey of selected marine and terrestrial environmental values at Ashmore Reef Marine Park. The field work was undertaken on two trips, 1– 6 May and 14- 22 June 2019. This report presents the findings of that work. For the terrestrial component, the required elements were to quantify the diversity and abundance of native and non-native plant
The Coral Sea Marine Park is potentially well-connected to adjacent biogeographical provinces owing to westward flowing jets of the Southern Equatorial Current, more specifically, the north Vanuatu jet and the New Caledonia jet. However, patterns of connectivity for the Coral Sea are poorly understood due to the lack of long-term measurements of water circulation and oceanographic conditions an
Historically, low-lying land adjacent to rivers and coastlines has been favoured for settlement as they provided sources of fresh water, food, transportation and waste disposal. These areas become affected by flooding during sufficiently heavy or prolonged rainfall, high tides or storm surges and cyclones. In the north-west of the State flooding is most likely to be caused by the summer monsoon or
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation produces floodplain mapping of rivers and major watercourses and provides floodplain development advice to ensure that proposed floodplain development has adequate flood protection and does not impact on the existing flood regime of the area. This advice is related to major river flooding only and other issues, such as stormwater drainage and
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation produces floodplain mapping of rivers and major watercourses and provides floodplain development advice to ensure that proposed floodplain development has adequate flood protection and does not impact on the existing flood regime of the area. This advice is related to major river flooding only. Other issues, such as stormwater drainage and envi
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation produces floodplain mapping of rivers and major watercourses and provides floodplain development advice to ensure that proposed floodplain development has adequate flood protection and does not impact on the existing flood regime of the area. This advice is related to major river flooding only. Other issues, such as stormwater drainage and envi
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation produces floodplain mapping of rivers and major watercourses and provides floodplain development advice to ensure that proposed floodplain development has adequate flood protection and does not impact on the existing flood regime of the area. This advice is related to major river flooding only. Other issues, such as stormwater drainage and envi
Historically, low-lying land adjacent to rivers and coastlines has been favoured for settlement as they provided sources of fresh water, food, transportation and waste disposal. These areas become affected by flooding during sufficiently heavy or prolonged rainfall, high tides or storm surges and cyclones. In the north-west of the State flooding is most likely to be caused by the summer monsoon or
Historically, low-lying land adjacent to rivers and coastlines has been favoured for settlement as they provided sources of fresh water, food, transportation and waste disposal. These areas become affected by flooding during sufficiently heavy or prolonged rainfall, high tides or storm surges and cyclones. In the north-west of the State flooding is most likely to be caused by the summer monsoon or
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation produces floodplain mapping of rivers and major watercourses and provides floodplain development advice to ensure that proposed floodplain development has adequate flood protection and does not impact on the existing flood regime of the area. This advice is related to major river flooding only. Other issues, such as stormwater drainage and envi
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation produces floodplain mapping of rivers and major watercourses and provides floodplain development advice to ensure that proposed floodplain development has adequate flood protection and does not impact on the existing flood regime of the area. This advice is related to major river flooding only. Other issues, such as stormwater drainage and envi
Under section 84 of the _Telecommunications Act 1997_, the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is required to maintain a register which includes: * all nominated carrier declarations currently in force * all carrier licences currently in force and * all conditions of such licences. The register document can be found on the [ACMA's website here](https://www.acma.gov.au/regi
James Cook University was commissioned by Parks Australia to assess: the latest condition of benthic, fish and invertebrate communities within the Coral Sea Marine Park any ongoing impacts of the back-to-back (2020 and 2021) bleaching events on benthic, fish and invertebrate communities, and gain some understanding of the resilience and biodiversity of the Coral Sea Marine Park ‘bright spot’ re
Researchers from the University of WA interviewed 36 key knowledge holders in Western Australia’s professional fishing industry to discuss the knowledge fishers hold and their views on how it should be incorporated into management. The knowledge of these fishers reflects experiences and observations made in 17 different fisheries across 3,500km of coastline across multi-decade careers as skippe
