This report analyzes the article "The Closing the Gap (CTG) Refresh: Should Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture be incorporated in the CTG framework? How?" by Parter, Wilson, and Hartz (2019), focusing on the incorporation of Indigenous culture into Australian social policy. The report highlights the authors' skepticism regarding the effective integration of Indigenous traditions, despite their acknowledged importance for Indigenous health and welfare. It emphasizes the need to consider Indigenous knowledge and culture in public strategies. The analysis discusses the Closing the Gap initiative, the role of Indigenous values in national health plans, and the evidence gap in policy development. The report draws on the article's insights, including the significance of cultural determinants and the utilization of traditional healers. It stresses the importance of government and policymakers being sensitive to Indigenous perspectives and knowledge to bridge the existing gaps and improve policy outcomes. The report also references Lawless et al. (2017) and Toomey (2016) to further support the arguments presented.