Ethnicity operates either explicitly or implicitly within a society where the world-views of the
majority settler populations are privileged in practice over indigenous or minority views. This …

Abstract First Nations youth in Australia are the future leaders of their communities and
represent over half the Indigenous population; as such their voices and wellbeing needs are …

Despite numerous efforts, the disparity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians
continues to persist. In response to the high levels of disadvantage that is experienced by …

While the last decade has seen a growing academic interest in how states count and classify
Indigenous peoples in the national census, most research has been limited to small case …

Abstract Most of New Zealand prisoners have been diagnosed with either a mental health or
substance use disorder within their lifetime. This presents complex challenges in how to …

Aboriginal People’s Perspectives on Accessing Primary Health Care During Crises: A Case
Study of the Lakes Entrance Community Page 1 Aboriginal People’s Perspectives on Accessing …

The Sámi indigenous people, who hail from the northernmost territories of Norway, Sweden,
Finland, and the Kola Peninsula of Russia, have in recent years undergone a burgeoning of …

In Aotearoa New Zealand, socially constructed racial hierarchies privilege New Zealand
(NZ) Europeans whilst positioning Māori as the marginalised and oppressed group …

This thesis explores communication infrastructures at the margins of Indigeneity to
understand Māori health and wellbeing meanings, challenges, strategies and solutions …

The overarching topic of this thesis is optimal medication therapy in Indigenous populations
with a focus on Māori. Medicines are a foundational element of western health systems …