Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
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Year: 2008
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Author: Hunt, Janet
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Publisher: Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University
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Published Location: Canberra, ACT
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ISBN: 9781921536045
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Country: Australia
'The research in this book aims to provide evidence and practical guidance for governments and Indigenous leaders about community governance in Indigenous Australia, and contribute to enhancing existing success. This book documents many of the challenges, opportunities and issues facing those engaged in trying to achieve legitimate ....
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Year: 2010
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Author: Gerritsen, Rolf; Zeng, Benxiang; Stoeckl, Natalie
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Journal Name: International Journal of Culture and Tourism Research
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Journal Number: Vol. 3, No. 1
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Central Australia
Tourism is a major contributor to Australia's economy. Tourists and ther expenditure, from the provision of infrastructure, direct and indirect employment, and opportunities for cultual exchange impact upon many aspects of Australian life. Even a modest increase in the gorwth of tourism could see potentially significant benefits accrue in r ....
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Year: 2011
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Author: Barnett, Leda; Kendall, Elizabeth
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Journal Name: Health Promotion Journal of Australia: Official Journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals
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Journal Number: Vol. 22, No. 1
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Country: Australia
Issue addressed: This study investigated the application of an educational health promotion program, the Stanford Chronic Disease Self- Management Program (CDSM), within three Queensland Aboriginal (Murri) communities (rural, regional and urban). Methods: A participant-observation approach was used and qualitative data was collecte ....
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Year: 2010
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Author: Smith, Kay; Grundy, John J; Nelson, Harry J
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Journal Name: Rural and Remote Health
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Journal Number: Vol.10, No.2
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Northern Territory
Yuendumu is a Warlpiri Aboriginal community 300 km north west of Alice Springs in Central Australia. Since emerging from the welfare period in the early 1970s, a range of services have evolved with the aim of developing a comprehensive community based aged care service. In 2000, Mampu Maninja-kurlangu Jarlu Patu-ku Aboriginal Corpo ....
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Year: 2006
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Author: Tremblay, Pascal
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Publisher: Desert Knowledge CRC
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Published Location: Alice Springs, NT
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ISBN: 1741580218
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Country: Australia
Study of whether 'desert tourism' is a topic worthy of research, and is it a component of 'desert knowledge'; Indigenous tourism is seen as an important component of 'desert tourism' and a high research priority is to develop an agenda for researching issues surrounding Indigenous tourism.
Report Locationhttp://www.desertknowledgecrc. ....
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Publisher: Social and Institutional Research Program, Land and Water
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Published Location: Canberra, ACT
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Northern Australia
Defines a cultural and conservation economy as an economy which supports long-term, sustainable solutions for maintaining country and culture in Indigenous communities; describes the project which examined the suitability of Canada's Ecotrust conservation economy model to be applied in rural and romote Indigenous communities in Aus ....
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Year: 2013
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Author: Kingsley, Jonathan; Townsend, Mardie; Henderson-Wilson, Claire; Bolam, Bruce
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Journal Name: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
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Journal Number: 10.2
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Publisher: Molecular Diversity Preservation International
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Published Location: Basel, Switzerland
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ISBN: 1661-7827
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Country: Australia
Aboriginal people across Australia suffer significant health inequalities compared with the non-Indigenous population. Evidence indicates that inroads can be made to reduce these inequalities by better understanding social and cultural determinants of health, applying holistic notions of health and developing less rigid definitions of wellbeing.
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Year: 2009
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Author: Mazel, Odette
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Journal Name: Griffith Law Review
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Journal Number: Vol.18, No.2
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Country: Australia
The levels of Indigenous disadvantage in Australia are startling compared with those of the rest of the nation. Despite various government initiatives and legal reforms, systemic poverty remains prevalent in Aboriginal communities. In the Northern Territory, this has culminated in the Emergency Intervention initiated by the Howard gover ....
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Year: 2002
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Author: Henderson, R; Simmons, D S; Bourke, L; Muir, J
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Journal Name: Medical Journal of Australia
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Journal Number: Vol.176, No.10
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Victoria
The Department of Rural Health at the University of Melbourne has developed a framework for conducting research in partnership with Indigenous communities. This article provides an overview of the framework which addresses past inappropriate research practices, incorporates cultural understandings, and outlines culturally appropria ....
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Year: 2012
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Author: Rennie, Ellie; Potts, Jason
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Journal Name: Griffith Review
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Journal Number: 36
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Publisher: Griffith University
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Country: Australia
ON A HOT October night under a blanket of stars twelve Aboriginal girls strut down a raised catwalk in Broome, vying to claim the title of Kimberley Girl. Behind them a big ‘KG' sign flashes, and they move to the beat of Lady Gaga and Katy Perry. Local retailers sponsored the resort wear and evening dresses (there are no swimsuits in this parad ....
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Year: 2013
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Author: Malyon, Rosalyn; Zhao, Yuejen and Oates, Brett.
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Journal Name: Australian Health Review
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Journal Number: Vol. 37 Issue 1
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Publisher: CSIRO Publishing
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Published Location: Sydney, NSW
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ISBN: 0156-5788
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Country: Australia
The introduction of activity-based funding (ABF) means that Australian Refined Diagnosis Related Groups and their relative costs will become the basis for reimbursing public hospitals for admitted patient services. This study sought to investigate the variation in admitted patient costs for Indigenous people and people from remote areas that cann ....
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Year: 2000
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Author: Women's Services Network (WESNET)
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Publisher: Partnerships Against Domestic Violence, Office of the Status of Women, and Department of Transport and Regional Services
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ISBN: 0642396981
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Country: Australia
Aiming to consolidate and enhance the understanding of domestic violence in regional, rural and remote communities, this report reviews existing national and international research on the issue, including some analysis of data from the Supported Accommodation Assistance Programs. Issues discussed include: measuring the extent of na ....
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Year: 2008
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Author: SGS Economics and Planning (Firm); Indigenous Business Australia
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Publisher: Indigenous Business Australia
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Published Location: Canberra, ACT
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Northern Territory
The East Arnhem Land Business Development Approach is a pilot business model for developing and supporting small businesses in remote Indigenous communities. To date, it has been implemented in several communities in the Arnhem Land region of the Northern Territory. The report presents an independent review of the business model, i ....
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Year: 2011
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Author: Australian Bureau of Statistics
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Journal Name: Australian social trends
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Publisher: Australian Bureau of Statistics
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Published Location: Belconnen, ACT
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Country: Australia
This chapter examines the relationship between educational attainment and wellbeing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. As edducation has been linked with a range of indicators of social wellbeing, improved educational attainment is a major focus of government strategies to close the gap between Indigenous and non-Ind ....
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Year: 2012
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Author: Willems, Julie
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Journal Name: Journal of Open, Flexible and Distance Learning
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Journal Number: Vol. 16, No. 1
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Country: Australia
Considerations of educational resilience are often linked to student participation, retention, and outcomes in distance higher education, in spite of adversity, equity issues, or 'invisible fences' that students may face. This paper further develops the quadripartite model of educational resilience (Willems, 2010; Willems and Reupe ....
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