Government relations with First Peoples
Alternative labels
Aboriginal Australians government relations
Report
Everybody's business: remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait community stores
The remote community store has the potential to play a pivotal role in improving the social, economic and health outcomes of remote Indigenous communities. The committee made 33 recommendations overall in key areas such as health and nutrition, food access and supply, cost of living, regulating governance, licensing of stores, and the future role of...
Report
AMA Indigenous health report card 2009
This report card collates the tragic facts of the health of Indigenous males. An Indigenous boy born during 2005-2007 can expect to die at age 67, nearly six years earlier than an Indigenous girl, and 11.5 years earlier than a non-Indigenous boy born in the same period; Between 2005 and 2007, Indigenous boys were 1.4...
Conference paper
Resolving native title issues: travelling on train tracks or roaming the range?
With most of the apprehension, uncertainty and fear that was associated initially with native title has dissipated, this paper examines the areas in which the legislation and native title processes could be improved.
Report
Forestry and mining operations on the Tiwi Islands
This report provides an assessment of the environmental, economic and community impacts of existing and proposed forestry and mining operations on the Tiwi Islands, and reviews governance arrangements relating to existing operations.
Case study
The road to “sorry”: Kevin Rudd’s apology to the Stolen Generations
This case has been prepared for discussion on two broad sets of leadership questions. What type of leadership was involved in Rudd's apology? and how and why does an apology such as this fit in to the leader's communications repertoire? The case exhibits include excerpts from the relevant speeches by John Howard and by Kevin...