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Indigenous

Broad subject area
Discussion paper

Estimating the components of Indigenous population change, 1996-2001


Every five years, the national Census of Population and Housing provides a window on the demographic, social and economic characteristics of Australia's Indigenous population. In line with each census count of Indigenous Australians since 1971, when a question on self-identified Indigenous origins was introduced, the 2001 count produced an intercensal change in numbers that cannot...
Article

Bringing together rights and practical policy


The federal government must recommit itself to reconciliation between Indigenous peoples and the wider Australian community, argue Sean Brennan and George Williams.
Report

Our best investment: a state plan to protect and advance the interests of children


Containing 206 recommendations in 699 pages, this comprehensive review of child protection services in South Australia sets out a plan, based on best practice and evidence, that will assist the South Australian Government address more effectively the prevention of child abuse and neglect in the community and ensure improved outcomes for those children and young...
Report

Developing paradigms and discourses to establish more appropriate evaluation frameworks and indicators for housing programs


This report presents the key findings and research outcomes of an investigation of the adequacy and appropriateness of existing evaluation methods and indicators used by government and community organisations in assessing Indigenous housing programs and interventions.
Discussion paper

Decentralisation, population mobility and the CDEP scheme in central Cape York Peninsula


This paper presents a case study of the Community Development Employment Projects (CDEP) scheme in the Coen region of Cape York Peninsula from January 1996 to May 1997, prior to implementation of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC) and Spicer Reports on CDEP. It is suggested that, despite its successes, the administration of...