Rising number of Australians falsely claiming to be Aboriginal to gain benefits sparks fierce debate

The number of Australians falsely identifying as Aboriginal has skyrocketed as 'race shifters' or 'box-tickers' look to cash in on Indigenous-specific benefits such as better jobs and scholarships.

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