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Vol 16 No 1, January 2016 - March 2016

ISSN 1445-7253

Current topics

  • Significant dates for cultural events in 2016
    January 18, 2016 Posted in: Cultural ways | Current topics | Vol 16 No 1, January 2016 - March 2016 |

    Planning is underway for a number of significant cultural events for 2016 which encourage people to both participate and reflect on the importance of these ceremonies.

  • New Closing the gap annual reports show limited progress in meeting targets
    February 15, 2016 Posted in: Closing the gap | Cultural ways | Current topics | Deaths | Education | Employment | Infants and young children | Policies | Social issues | Vol 16 No 1, January 2016 - March 2016 |

    Two critical reports were released last week; the Closing the gap: Prime Minister’s report 2016, and the Closing the gap – progress and priorities report prepared by the Close the Gap Steering Committee.

Brief reports

  • An evaluation and comprehensive guide to successful Aboriginal health promotion
    February 15, 2016 Posted in:

    Charles J (2015) An evaluation and comprehensive guide to successful Aboriginal health promotion. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 16(1). Retrieved [access date] from https://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/an-evaluation-and-comprehensive-guide-to-successful-aboriginal-health-promotion

Original articles (peer reviewed)

  • Twelve factors that can influence the participation of Aboriginal people in disability services
    March 21, 2016 Posted in:

    Gilroy J, Donelly M, Colmar S, Parmenter T (2016) Twelve factors that can influence the participation of Aboriginal people in disability services. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 16(1). Retrieved [access date] from https://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/twelve-factors-that-can-influence-the-participation-of-aboriginal-people-in-disability-services

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