Indigenous Australians needing accommodation face a number of problems including: • a lack of public housing; little or no private rental housing; and limited opportunity for home ownership • a series of failures of Indigenous housing programmes resulting in poorly targeted and inappropriate housing • CHIP funding being used as a substitute for mainstream public...

The following report documents the growing up stories provided by people in the Torres Strait and Northern Peninsula Area during the trial phase of the Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children. The trial is designed to assist the Australian Government Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaCSIA) develop a national ‘Footprints in Time’ Longitudinal...

This paper is based on the minutes taken during extensive consultations with urban, regional and remote Indigenous communities across Australia during 2003-04 for Footprints in Time - the Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children.

This literature review was commissioned as part of Footprints in Time: The Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children, to consolidate what is already known about Indigenous children, and to highlight what information is missing

In this report, the authors examine the policy relevance and economic significance of the volunteering sector. They present a case for an expanded definition of volunteering, encompassing activities performed outside formal organisations.