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Cervical Cancer Elimination Must Centre Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women. [PDF]

Health Promot J Austr
Angelo C, Robinson K.
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Aboriginal Studies at an Aboriginal College?

The Aboriginal Child at School, 1980
One of the criticisms voiced against Aboriginal Residential Colleges such as Yirara is that we “take the students away from their culture”. I don’t necessarily agree with this comment for a number of reasons.Aspects of life at Yirara suggest to me that male and female students who attend could in fact be exposed to more traditional Aboriginal culture ...
A. Phillips, R. Lister
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Aborigines and health

Medical Journal of Australia, 1985
This essay briefly outlines what is known about the current health status of Australias aboriginal population and stresses the need to improve the collection of aborigine health and morbidity data. In the late 1960s and early 1970s growing public concern about the deteriorating health of the aborigines led to the development of several aboriginal ...
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Aboriginal-non-Aboriginal Relationships

Religious Studies and Theology, 2018
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Aboriginal Studies for Aboriginal Adults

The Aboriginal Child at School, 1982
In recent years full-time bridging or ‘continuing’ education programs for Aboriginal adults have been developed in technical colleges throughout Western Australia. These programs, known as TAFE Aboriginal Access Courses, have expanded rapidly and in 1981 were catering for over 200 Aboriginal students in seven technical colleges. Among the findings of a
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Aboriginal and non-aboriginal deaths in custody

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Criminology, 1990
The establishment of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody prompted a number of questions about the incidence of non-Aboriginal as well as Aboriginal deaths in both police custody and prisons. And examination of all such deaths from 1980 to 1988 shows that there were four times as many non-Aboriginal deaths as Aboriginal deaths, but ...
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Pneumothorax in the Aboriginal

Australasian Radiology, 1987
ABSTRACTA study and comparison of the frequency and radiological manifestations of pneumothorax in adult and neonatal Aboriginal and non‐Aboriginal patients was undertaken at the Royal Darwin Hospital during the period from 1976 to 1985.In the adult, primary spontaneous pneumothorax was common in the non‐Aboriginal patients but there was only one ...
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