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What NZ and Australia can learn from British Columbia's implementation of Indigenous rights

  • Written by: Dominic O'Sullivan, Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, Auckland University of Technology and Associate Professor of Political Science, Charles Sturt University
What NZ and Australia can learn from British Columbia's implementation of Indigenous rightsBritish Columbia's law should see First Nations’ people included in public decisions and economic development, especially in relation to natural resources.from www.shutterstock.com

In October, the Canadian province of British Columbia passed legislation requiring parliament to align its laws with the UN Universal Declaration on the Rights of...

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Australia's nation-building opportunity held hostage by the deficit daleks

  • Written by: Richard Holden, Professor of Economics, UNSW
Australia's nation-building opportunity held hostage by the deficit daleksThe Australian government's ambition to exterminate all debt does not distinguish between 'good debt' and 'bad debt'.www.shutterstock.com

As anticipated, the Australian government downsized a number of its economic forecasts in the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) released this week.

Also as anticipated, the federal government did...

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How a rethink of emergency care is closing the gap, one person at a time

  • Written by: Simon Quilty, Senior Staff Specialist, Alice Springs Hospital. Honorary, Australian National University
How a rethink of emergency care is closing the gap, one person at a timeWalpiri Transient Camp, Katherine: Western medicine can't be expected to work for disadvantaged Indigenous Australians unless housing and social disadvantage are also addressed.Author provided

This is one of our occasional Essays on Health, about one community’s attempt at closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous health in the...

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Seeing the news up close, one devastating post at a time

  • Written by: Cherine Fahd, Director Photography, School of Design, University of Technology Sydney

We are used to being spectators of news events — viewing difficult images beamed to us from the other side of the world, the next state or the next suburb.

This spectator lens can start to feel so familiar that we become numb to what we are witnessing. News reports show us another scene of destruction, another disaster, another cry for help,...

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