Aboriginal 'industry' muddies the waters IN the past week, two high-achieving Aboriginal men have written for this newspaper on Aboriginal issues. Both Warren Mundine and Ben Wyatt talk about the need for diversionary programs that can be used to prevent juvenile offenders from going to jail, and hopefully into jobs and education or training. Mundine argued: "Legal aid is vital, but it deals with the problem at the tail end." I believe Mundine is correct and that too much of the energy invested in Aboriginal affairs focuses at the tail end.