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Self-determination

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Self rule
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Human rights
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Self-determination
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Discussion paper

Indigenous nation building and the political determinants of health and wellbeing: discussion paper


This discussion paper sets a framework for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to take control of their health and wellbeing through nation building.
Report

Development of options for a South Australian Aboriginal children and families peak body: final report


This report finds that genuine engagement with a broad range of stakeholders will be a crucial determinant of any peak body’s effectiveness and the degree to which it encapsulates the needs and priorities of Aboriginal children, families, and communities across South Australia. Engagement is also necessary to fully reflect Aboriginal people’s right to self-determination through...
Briefing paper

Treaty Authority and Other Treaty Elements Bill 2022: Bill Brief


The Victorian government is proceeding with its intention to negotiate a treaty with the state’s First Peoples and has introduced legislation to establish an entity that would facilitate these negotiations. This Bill Brief provides a summary of the proposed Treaty Authority and its functions, the lead-up to its establishment, and responses from the Victorian Government...
Report

Implementation pathways to achieve Ngunnawal, First Nations Peoples and Australian Capital Territory government treaties


Karabena Consulting was contracted by the ACT Government to produce this report on considerations needed to facilitate self-determination in the ACT region.
Policy report

No more business as usual: the need for participatory Indigenous development policy and skilled practice


This paper explores what is needed to enable First People to genuinely participate and make meaningful decisions about their own development, own the outcomes and take responsibilities with governments and others, where appropriate, for their implementation.