Background Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians experience high rates of
mental illness and psychological distress compared to their non-Indigenous counterparts. E …

This paper presents an examination of research on Indigenous people and information and
communications technology by surveying the landscape of existing studies. A literature …

Despite massive funding from the Australian government, the literacy achievement of
Australian Indigenous children remains significantly lower than for non-Indigenous. With the …

Indigenous people in remote Australia face many dilemmas in relation to the status and
vitality of their languages and communication ecologies. Cultural leaders want to maintain …

Quantitative research on digital inclusion has grappled with significant gaps in data with
respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We compare the survey methods …

Fuelled by a distrust of big media and the development of mobile technologies, the resulting
convergence of journalism praxis (professional to alternative), workflows (analogue to …

Indigenous Australians living in remote areas have little access to the Internet and make little
use of it. This article investigates the various dimensions of Internet take-up in remote …

This chapter has two goals. First, to provide a synthesised, well-informed, and nuanced
understanding of the online learning experiences of Aboriginal university students living and …

This article aims to provide a better understanding of the process of becoming digitally
engaged. Those who cannot utilise digital networks are systematically disadvantaged …

The benefits of being online are already being enjoyed by most Australians, and are likely to
attract almost everyone in the near future. However, although the number of nonusers …