This study examines the correlates of First Nations contact with the criminal justice system. Key risk factors include membership of the stolen generation, psychological distress, and having used illicit drugs and alcohol over the preceding 12 months. The latter increases the marginal risk of arrest by 14 percentage points.

This consultation paper seeks feedback on the costs of caring for children and young people in out-of-home care in New South Wales as part of a review of government and non-government services.

This paper examines the persistent challenges in addressing disparities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, despite substantial investment in Aboriginal affairs and initiatives like the Closing the Gap agreements. The paper underscores the need for genuine evaluation and accountability in Indigenous policy, suggesting that current approaches may hinder meaningful progress.

This resource provides information on the Federal Budget and its implications for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing. The links provided are for a variety of resources, including Portfolio Budget Statements 2024-25, Federal Budget documents, and more detailed information on various components of Indigenous expenditure.

This research project used mixed methods to collect data and develop funding model options that enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children to access high quality, culturally safe early childhood education and support services that meet their developmental and wellbeing needs.