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Human mobility models withimperfect data
- Author: Vino, Thiripura
- Publisher: Univesity of Melbourne
- Published: 2021
Human mobility plays a major role in the spread of communicable diseases. Remote Indigenous populations in Australia tend to have a higher risk of communicable diseases, and although high levels…
Retrospective Chart Review of Holter Monitoring and Exercise Stress Testing at Two Queensland Rural Hospitals
- Author: Roberts, Tiffany Kate
- Publisher: Queensland University of Technology
- Published: 2020
Background: People living in rural and remote areas are faced with a multitude of health disadvantages. These disadvantages include limited access and decreased utilisation of medical services, increased rates of…
Ntaria Design: A Western Arrarnta imagining of digital drawing and communication design
- Author: St John, Nicola
- Publisher: Swinburne University of Technology
- Published: 2020
This thesis is about culture, representation, perception, and visual communication. It is set in
#STOPADANI: The landscape of environmental activism in Australia
- Author: Rupić, Michael C
- Publisher: University of Hawai'i
- Published: 2020
Australian grassroots action on climate change is a recent phenomenon. Climate change as an issueof concern entered the political landscape and the national psyche of Australia later than in othercountries,…
Valence adjusting structures in Pitjantjatjara, Yankunytjatjara and Ngaanyatjarrain a Role and Reference Grammar account
- Author: Pyle, Conor Jerram
- Publisher: University of Dublin, Trinity College
- Published: 2020
This thesis is a synchronic study of valence adjusting, switch-reference and ellipsis in three
Over the sandstone curtain: supporting rural Aboriginal young people in the youth justice system
- Author: Butcher, Luke
- Publisher: James Cook University
- Published: 2020
-representation becomes apparent. The aim of this thesis is to understand how justice programs might
“It would give you a space to be yourself”: The role for interior design in increasing Aboriginal student sense of belonging in Western Australian boarding schools
- Author: Whettingsteel, Emma
- Publisher: Curtin University
- Published: 2020
experiences of education. The aim of this doctoral thesis was to address this gap through a process of
An applied anthropology of electronic waste in central Australia
- Author: Gideon A, Singer
- Publisher: Purdue University
- Published: 2020
As an applied anthropology study of electronic waste (e-waste) in the remote town of Alice Springs, this dissertation chronicles how e-waste is understood and managed in the arid interior of…
Indigeneity as a foundation for patterned Northern Territory remote Aboriginal student achievement within a stratified western education system
- Author: Fry, Gary
- Publisher: University of Sydney
- Published: 2020
Over the past decade, national testing in literacy and numeracy for primary and junior secondary education reveals NT remote Aboriginal children have consistently performed at a much lower level than…
Potential spread of rabies in dingo populations of northern Australia
- Author: Gabriele-Rivet, Vanessa
- Publisher: University of Sydney
- Published: 2020
Australia is free from canine rabies. The spread of the disease in Indonesia has increased the risk of rabies incursion in northern Australia. Remote Indigenous communities, such as those in…
Receiving by giving: The impacts of immersive service-learning for primary school-age students for primary school-age student
- Author: Luinstra, Kimberley
- Publisher: Edith Cowan University
- Published: 2020
Immersive service-learning (ISL) tours provide opportunities for students to deepen their academic and social learning as they provide services to others in an environment different to their home. Research on…
Entanglements of digital technologies and Indigenous language work in the Northern Territory
- Author: Bow, Catherine
- Publisher: Charles Darwin University
- Published: 2020
This thesis addresses the question of what happens when digital language resources are developed
Torres Strait Islander students' experiences transitioning from various locations to Brisbane to undertake university studies
- Author: Fairfoot, G
- Publisher: Queensland University of Technology
- Published: 2020
The purpose of this research was to ascertain what Torres Strait Islander students who have relocated from various locations around Australia to Brisbane in order to attend university, report have…
Strategies to provide co-designed and community-led oral health promotion for Aboriginal children in rural and remote communities in New South Wales, Australia
- Author: Dimitropoulos, Yvonne
- Publisher: University of Sydney Faculty of Medicine and Health School of Dentistry
- Published: 2020
. Aim: This thesis aims to identify themes of effective and culturally appropriate oral health
Potential for transmission of zoonotic helminth infections among dingoes and dogs in the Wet Tropics of North Queensland, Australia
- Author: Smout, Felicity Angela
- Publisher: James Cook University
- Published: 2019
Wild dogs (dingoes, free-ranging domestic dogs and hybrids) have the potential to pose a threat to biodiversity conservation and the health of domestic animals, livestock and humans in the Wet…
Looking after Country: Towards an understanding of Indigenous perspectives on evaluating success
- Author: Macdonald, Jennifer Mairi
- Publisher: Charles Darwin University
- Published: 2019
thesis advances the discussion by providing accounts of how TOs and Rangers from two ILSM groups –in the
Visions and violence of policy: An ethnography of Indigenous Affairs bureaucratic reform in the Northern Territory of Australia
- Author: Michel, Thomas
- Publisher: University of Sydney
- Published: 2019
blurred boundaries between intrinsic and extrinsic forces. My thesis thus assembles some minor
The development of the culture of non-Aboriginal government workers in remote Aboriginal settlements in Central Australia
- Author: Bergen, Penelope Joan
- Publisher: Charles Darwin University and Australian National University
- Published: 2019
frequently changing hierarchies - that is identified in this thesis, would likely benefit from the
Understanding early childhood teaching and learning in two Northern Arnhem Land family and playgroup contexts
- Author: Lee, Wan Yi
- Publisher: The University of Melbourne
- Published: 2019
This PhD study is situated within the Australian Research Council Linkage Project ‘Building a Bridge into Preschool in Remote Northern Territory Communities (Maningrida and Galiwin’ku)’. The study aimed to improve…
Rural encounters with cancer: Astudy of the lived experience of people in the Central West of New South Wales
- Author: Jones, Ruth
- Publisher: Charles Sturt University
- Published: 2019
This qualitative phenomenological study aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the cancer journey in a rural context by exploring, articulating and analysing the unique challenges faced by people…