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Older Aboriginal Australians are more than 15 times more likely to die of kidney disease than non-Aboriginal Australians. Helen Taylor

Kidney disease in Aboriginal Australians perpetuates poverty

Roger Smith, University of Newcastle et Kirsty Pringle, University of Newcastle

The recent death of the lead singer of Yothu Yindi, is a high-profile example of an event all too common in Aboriginal Australia. Older Aboriginal Australians (40 to 60 years old) are more than 15 times…
Indigenous community jobs aren’t part of the mainstream economy, but they fit the needs of the community well. Kayt Davies

Closing the gap, or making it wider? Putting a value on Indigenous jobs

Kayt Davies, Edith Cowan University

Among all the school payments and defence cuts, last week’s federal budget also quietly committed an additional $5.2 billion to the government’s Closing the Gap program. It’s a vote of faith from the government…
There are health benefits for indigenous Australians when they live in smaller homeland communities. Flickr/Rusty Stewart

Homeland communities destroyed to save a bit of cash

Jon Altman, Australian National University

Government efforts to “close the gap” between indigenous and white Australians ignore the needs of nearly 1000 homeland communities on the Indigenous estate. Australian citizens living at the most remote…

Thèmes connexes

  1. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
  2. First Nations
  3. First Nations people
  4. Indigenous
  5. Indigenous affairs
  6. Indigenous Australia
  7. Indigenous education
  8. Indigenous employment
  9. Indigenous health
  10. Indigenous policy

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