The Voice

[Lods]

As for needing 'Ears' - ears can listen, but it doesn't mean they understand.  It's the last bit we need to get a better handle on.

Yep
It's not like these issues aren't there in front of our eyes.
As someone who worked in Juvenile Justice I spent just about every day of my 40 year career working with indigenous young people....with added contact from parents, elders, teachers, aides.
The disproportionate rate of incarceration of young indigenous boys and girls, and the knowledge of the influences that led to those rates of incarceration isn't rocket science.
It's well known and understood.
The educational gaps in terms of school missed often presented as fourteen and fifteen year old kids unable to read.
Add to that the health issues that were often more apparent in young indigenous kids... hearing and eyesight issues that weren't addressed until their incarceration
And those were the ones that were in  a custodial situation
Now translate to an adult population and you can understand the very real issues.

Governments have a huge task and responsibility...but in the end it comes down to a willingness to tackle those issues.
They don't need to be told...they know!