This report provides a detailed analysis of Australia's 'Closing the Gap' policy, which aims to address inequalities faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It begins with a historical overview, tracing the policy's origins to 2005 and its formalization in 2007. The report outlines the key targets of the policy, including reducing child mortality, increasing life expectancy, improving school attendance, and boosting employment outcomes. It examines the progress made towards these targets, highlighting both successes and areas where improvements have been limited. Furthermore, the report discusses the influence of media portrayal on Indigenous Australians and the government's initiatives to support Indigenous communities, including funding for health services and online safety training. The report references multiple sources to support its findings and offers a comprehensive overview of the policy's context, objectives, and impact.