This report focuses on New South Wales respondents to the Australian Study of Health and Relationships and findings related to sexually transmissible infections. It notes further efforts to de-stigmatise sexual and reproductive health are vital to establishing it as a recognised aspect of overall health and wellbeing.

This paper documents socio-ecological factors influencing young Aboriginal people’s engagement with clinic-based sexually transmissible infections (STIs) testing in two remote settings in the Northern Territory, Australia.

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