"Why, what more can we do? We provide money, support, housing, said sorry, Sacrificed University positions and jobs for them. "
The problem doesn't come from us not doing anything for them *now* - the problem comes from the fact that around 220 years ago, English people came here and claimed it as their own, they declared it "Terra Nullus" which means no one lived here.
Brits plonked themselves down and have expected Aboriginal people to fit in with their way of living. Aboriginal culture is thousands of years old and Europeans had the arrogance to slot themselves in here, take all the decent hospitable/farmable land and expect them to live like we do. How can you change a culture of people who've had their own way of life for thousands of years into suddenly working 9 to 5 jobs and spending the weekend drinking beer and watching football?
Basically when Brits landed here, declaring that no one actually lived here (they disregarded Aboriginal culture) basically meant that there was no culture to assimilate into British culture, which has led to the problems we now have. Saying sorry was a symbolic gesture at best, considering that in the grand scheme of things, the real problem comes from Aboriginals being disregarded as human beings back when the settlers/convicts first came here.
Brits came here and decided Aboriginals had no society and therefore the land was uninhabited. Why should we then expect Aboriginals to recognise Advance Australia Fair?