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Goal 2.4: Fewer Aboriginal people return to the criminal justice system.Goal 2.3: Fewer Aboriginal people progress through the criminal justice system.Goal 2.2: Fewer Aboriginal people enter the criminal justice system.

Goal 2.1: Aboriginal people are not disproportionately worse off under policies and legislation.Goal 1.2: Aboriginal communities are safer.Goal 1.1: Aboriginal families are strong and resilient.Aboriginal Justice Outcomes Framework Aboriginal Justice Outcomes Framework.Burra Lotjpa Dunguludja - The Aboriginal Justice Agreement Phase 4 Burra Lotjpa Dunguludja - The Aboriginal Justice Agreement Phase 4.Working together to achieve outcomes Working together to achieve outcomes.Underlying causes of Aboriginal over-representation.Aboriginal cohorts under justice supervision.Aboriginal over-representation in the justice system Aboriginal over-representation in the justice system.Further embedding self-determination in justice.The evolving role of the Aboriginal Justice Caucus.Self-determination in action through the AJA.Self-determination in justice Self-determination in justice.The Victorian Aboriginal Justice Agreement.Aboriginal Justice Caucus Co-Chairs’ Foreword.Song Allusion Title: A Cross the Universe to " Across the Universe"."Close Call" from Woman is rather obviously inspired by "Brain Damage".The title and guitar-riff of "Brianvision" reference Queen's lead guitarist, Brian May.It's fun to try and spot the basis for all the spoof Vanity Plates in the DVNO music video.Shout-Out: "D.A.N.C.E"'s lyrics make several references to Michael Jackson.

Signature Style: Are you hearing electro house with blatant funk influences and distorted, chopped up pianos? You gotta be listening to Justice, then.Sampling: featured samples from over 400 albums!.It's actually a pun on the name, "El Divino". Punny Name: DVNO doesn't stand for anything.The Oner: The video for "Audio, Video, Disco".Audio, Video, Disco is mainly progressive rock. New Sound Album: is gritty, buzzy electronic dance.Mind Screw: The music video for "On'n'On".The compressed tone managed to go up to eleven with *Carpates,* which sounds like something out of the soundtrack of Wolfenstein 3-D.Loudness War: This is the trademark sound of Ed Banger Records in general, but Justice take compression to its absolute limits.Looped Lyrics: "Audio! Audio! Audio! Video disco!".Live Album: As stated above, A Cross the Universe and Access All Arenas.Limited Lyrics Song: "Audio, Video, Disco" and "Ohio".Lighter and Softer: Audio, Video, Disco was meant to be a "daylight album" when compared to , according to Word Of God.Incredibly Lame Pun: As stated above A Cross the Universe.The singles from Cross, as well as Access All Arenas avert this trope, however.A Cross the Universe subverts the other examples by not having a cross, just the band and album titles on a plain black background.

The singles from Audio, Video, Disco all have the same stone cross, but with a different background.

Idiosyncratic/ Minimalistic Cover Art: Their main three albums just have a cross, not even the band or album name.

Hell-Bent for Leather: The duo is usually seen wearing leather jackets.

And of course, being live albums, A Cross the Universe and Access All Arenas both have all the songs fade into one another.

doesn't have nearly as many as Cross, "On'n'On" and "Brianvision" fade into each other, as well as "New Lands" and "Helix". The only real song breaks are after "D.A.N.C.E.", "Newjack", "Phantom Part 2", "DVNO", and "Stress"

Fading into the Next Song: Cross has tons of these.

On top of that, "Audio, Video, Disco." is 10 minutes long on Access All Arenas

Also, "Phantom Part 2" is over 8 minutes on both A Cross the Universe and Access All Arenas.

Epic Rocking: Planisphere is 17:39 long, if you listen to all its parts in order.

Coolest Club Ever: The subject of "The Party" and "DVNO".

Calvinball: The music video for New Lands starts off as a Baseball game.Then quickly adds lacrosse, roller derby, and American Football.