This rapid review of key literature in the field of decolonisation – in particular as it applies to education research – explores the origins of the term, its various definitions and methodologies alongside examples of contemporary usage. The authors privilege the work of Māori and Indigenous writers who have paved the way for the ongoing...

Indigenous people living with disability experience issues related to racism, ableism and colonisation, impacting on wellbeing and life outcomes. More research using intersectionality embedded with decolonising knowledges and Indigenous standpoints on disability, led by those with lived experience, is needed.

This paper argues that the ‘living with nature’ movement and technocratic responses, such as Nature-based Solutions, are ideological fantasies of curation. Instead, this paper maintains that ecosystems must become the frames and bases for decision-making.

This publication comprises three, big picture essays reflecting on Australian Indigenous policy over the last half century.

This thesis contributes to the decolonisation of health promotion by examining Indigenous-led health promotion practice in an urban setting.