Indigenous Australians 

Directory of Commonwealth Government Indigenous Research 2008 - 09 

 

Introduction

The Directory of Commonwealth Government Indigenous Research, 2008-09 identifies evidence-based research undertaken by Australian Government departments research with a prominent Indigenous component.

The purpose of the directory is to provide a ready reference to, and better understanding of, the research work that has, and is taking place, on Indigenous programs and future research.


The directory provides summaries of the research, their scope, and their main findings. In consultation with relevant government departments and agencies, the directory is updated on a yearly basis and also includes planned research. The directory does not include costings and contact names.

Over the longer term, the directory aims to provide an up-to-date resource for Australian Government agencies and to promote research that targets gaps in previous research work.

The contributing Departments are:

Government funded research by Australian Research Centres and Universities:

Attorney General's Department
Name of Agency/Department Branch Research title Research objectives Consultants Will report be available
to public		 Expected completion date
Australian Crime Commission - National Indigenous Violence and Child Abuse Intelligence Task Force (NIITF)
  1. Problem Sexual Behaviour in Children: Literature Review; and
  2. Problem Sexual Behaviour in Children: Survey of Services
To enhance the national understanding of child abuse and violence in Indigenous communities, including responses. Dr Wendy O'Brien,
Senior Research Fellow, NIITF		 Yes
The literature review is available
from the ACC home page:
 Literature Review: November 2008;
Service Survey: 2009
Australian Crime Commission - National Indigenous Intelligence Task Force(NIITF) Indigenous childhood prostitution: circumstances of disadvantage To provide insight into circumstances that contribute to the sexual exploitation of Indigenous children Dr Wendy O'Brien,
Senior Research Fellow, NIITF		 This paper was presented at the 2008 Critical Criminology Conference. It will be publicly available pending acceptance for publication. 2009
Australian Crime Commission - National Indigenous Intelligence Task Force(NIITF) Picture of Crime In Indigenous Communities To enhance the national understanding of child abuse and violence in Indigenous communities.   An unclassified report will be publicly available 2010
Australian Institute Of Criminology Violence and Child Abuse in Indigenous Communities To increase the national understanding of violence and child abuse in Indigenous communities through briefing papers, research reports and crime prevention materials. Joy Wundersitz, consultant researcher Yes 30 June 2009
Australian Institute Of Criminology Service Providers - Perceptions of Community Safety in Indigenous Communities To increase understanding about community safety issues in Indigenous communities, the measures communities are taking to make themselves safer and develop a community safety survey questionnaire and methodology for use by communities in developing community safety initiatives. Dr Harry Blagg, consultant researcherNational Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Yes 30 June 2009
Australian Institute Of Criminology Review of the Northern Territory Department of Justice Media Classification Awareness Campaign To undertake a process evaluation of the Northern Territory Department of Justice Media Classification Awareness Campaign. This will be done through a review of the efficacy of the methodological process and assessment of the dissemination and impact of these workshops on individual Indigenous communities. A review of the literature on sexual offending, childhood exposure to pornography, harms associated with exposure will also be completed.   Evaluation report to be decided.Public reports will be produced from the literature review. 30 June 2010
Australian Institute Of Criminology Domestic-related homicide project - Preventing and reducing homicide in Indigenous communities To examine the nature and extent of homicide in Indigenous communities and how family-related homicides involving Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians differ. The research aims to improve understanding of risk factors associated with homicide, in particular family-related homicide and identify specific early intervention and preventative strategies. Dr Bridie O'Reilly, consultant researcher. This project is being carried out in conjunction with Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services Yes 30 June 2009
Australian Institute Of Criminology National Deaths in Custody Program To monitor the number and manner of deaths which occur in police, prison and juvenile custody each year, and trends over time. Particular emphasis is placed on the number, nature and trends of Indigenous deaths in custody.   Yes, an annual report is published by the AIC January 2009 next publication
Australian Institute Of Criminology 2007 National Police Custody Survey To monitor the numbers of people who are placed into police custody cells and reasons for custody. Particular emphasis is placed on numbers of Indigenous people in police custody and reasons for custody.   Yes February 2009
Australian Institute Of Criminology 2006-07 Juveniles in Detention To monitor trends in the numbers and rates of Indigenous and non-Indigenous young people placed into juvenile detention across Australia   Yes, an annual report is published by the AIC December 2008
Australian Institute Of Criminology Responding to substance abuse and offending in Indigenous communities: review of diversion programs The study provides a comprehensive summary of diversion programs currently operating across Australia and the issues relating to Indigenous offending and access to diversion programs.   Yes July 2008
Federal Court of Australia Indigenous Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management Case Study Project The Project involves a number of case studies, each of which examines a process used to manage a situation of conflict involving Indigenous people.
The case studies form the basis of the Project's final products, which are:
  1. a report containing the case study research, with findings and recommendations to the National Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisory Council (NADRAC);
  2. a series of documents which contain information, practical tools and guidance of particular relevance to target audiences: policy-makers and governments; mediators/practitioners; Indigenous people who access dispute management services; and training organisations.
 Ms Toni Bauman at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Various consultants engaged to conduct and advise on research. Yes December 2008
National Native Title Tribunal Specific Issue Reports
  • The specific issue reports series has been produced by the Research Section and include such topics as:
  • anthropological evidence in native title mediations;
  • joint management of Australian national parks; guides to Australian government funding sources for Indigenous entities and communities;
  • content ideas for agreements between native title parties and specific interest groups; impacts of rising oil prices on indigenous rural and remote communities;
  • integration of native title interests in coastal management; joint management agreements for conservation areas;
  • mineral rights; and fishing rights.
 

Reports are available online:
http://www.nntt.gov.au/Publications-And-Research/Tribunal-Research/Pages/Specific-Issue-Reports.aspx
Not all specific issue reports are published electronically but all are available in hard copy for loan from the Tribunal libraries.

  
Australian Human Rights Commission Social Justice Report 2007
  • Reports on the enjoyment and exercise of human rights of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders for the period 1 July 2006 - 30 June 2007
  • A focus on the Northern Territory Intervention and successful family violence intervention case studies
  Yes March 2008
  Native Title Report 2007
  • Reports on the status of native title rights for Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders for the period of 1 July 2007- 30 June 2008
  Yes March 2008
Australian Human Rights Commission Social Justice Report 2008
  1. Reports on the enjoyment and exercise of human rights of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders  for the period 1 July 2007 - 30 June 2008
  2. A focus on reform, looking at issues of protection of Indigenous human rights, education, healing and close the gap progress.
  Yes Launch December 2008
Australian Human Rights Commission Native Title Report 2008 Reports on the status of native title rights for Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders for the period of 1 July 2007- 30 June 2008   Yes Launch December 2008
Australian Human Rights Commission Preventing Crime and Promoting Justice for Indigenous Young People with Cognitive Disabilities and Mental Health Issues This report provides an investigation of early intervention and diversionary practices aimed at preventing offending behaviour in Indigenous young people with a cognitive disability and/ or a mental health problem. It examines what is available for these young people, identifies systemic service delivery gaps and points to promising interventions that have the capacity to prevent offending behaviour.   Yes October 2008
Australian Human Rights Commission A National Indigenous Representative Body The issues paper addresses the following three questions:
  1. First, what lessons can be learned from mechanisms for representing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples at the national, State/ Territory or regional level that have previously existed or that are currently in place?
  2. Second, what lessons can be learned from mechanisms for representing Indigenous peoples that have been established in other countries?
  3. And third, what options are there for ensuring that a National Indigenous Representative Body is sustainable?
The research identifies the many and varied issues that need to be considered in the formulation of a new representative body. It does not propose a model for the body itself. 		  Yes July 2008
Australian Human Rights Commission Close the Gap - National Indigenous Health Equality Targets Provide outcomes from the National Indigenous Health Equality Summit   Yes July 2008

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Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

No Indigenous research undertaken

Department of Broadband, Communications and Digital Economy

No Indigenous research undertaken

Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
Name of Agency/Department Branch Research title Research objectives Consultants Will report be available
to public		 Expected
completion date
Tertiary Skills and Productivity Group-
Tertiary Collaboration and Participation Branch		 Study of Establishing Good Practice Models of Leadership Establish good practice models of leadership which focus on professional development of academic and general staff and building and sustaining Indigenous participation, retention and success in higher education. University of South Australia TBD (to be decided) Feb 2009
  Evaluation of the Roles of Indigenous Education Support Centres The organisation will use a multi-phase methodology to develop the knowledge base for this study. The methodology for the overall conclusions of the project will be based on a meta-analysis of data and reports already produced by the relevant authorities, a Literature Review, surveys of Indigenous students, academic/Support Centre staff, university administrators and community members, the completion of the site visits and stakeholder interviews. Erebus International TBD
(to be decided)		 Feb 2009
  Study of First Year Experiences of Indigenous Students Collect information to devise ways to encourage universities to focus on best practice models of leadership which can successfully be integrated into the organisational structure of the universities. University of South Australia TBD
(to be decided)		 Feb 2009
  A Study of Best Practice in the Teaching of Indigenous Culture in Australian Schools The purpose of the study is to identify key principles and strategies for best practice in the teaching of Indigenous culture in Australian schools, noting relationships with the teaching of Indigenous history. Vision Network Pty. Ltd TBD January 2008
  Evaluation of the National Accelerated Literacy Programme(NALP) The objective of the project is to evaluate the appropriateness, effectiveness and efficiency of the NALP, assess the extent to which the NALP is meeting its stated objectives to date and make recommendations on opportunities for improving the performance of the NALP. The evaluation includes a literature review, analysis of quantitative data, consultations with stakeholders, site visits and surveys. Monash University TBD August 2008
  Evaluation of the What Works Project The central evaluation objective is to enable judgement on the extent to which the What Works Project has been successful in initiating change in teaching practices at the school level to accelerate the achievement of educational quality for Indigenous students.The evaluation has two purposes: to examine the appropriateness, effectiveness an defficiency of the What Works Project (What Works) in order to assess the extent to which What Works is meeting its stated objectives to date; and to make recommendations on opportunities for improving the performance of What Works. The evaluation includes a literature review, analysis of project data, consultations with stakeholders and surveys. Quantum Consulting Australia TBD July 2008
  Performance Audit of English as a Second Language - Indigenous Language Speaking Students (ESL-ILSS) by the Office of Evaluation and Audit The Performance Audit of ESL-ILSS Program will examine the effectivenss of the management of the ESL-ILSS including program administration, monitoring and reporting.  It will also assess the appropriateness of existing funding and program design arrangements to improve including resourcing implications.   TBD August 2008
  Studies of the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ITAS) and the Whole of School Intervention Strategy (WOSI) for theAustralian Government Department of Education, Science and Training, Canberraby Urbis Keys Young Information is being gathered via a number of case studies across the country, as well as through parent and student satisfaction surveys, tutor/teacher feedback forms, and interviews with education providers and tutors as appropriate.The study is to collect and analyse information relating to effectiveness of the various elements of ITAS and WOSI in achieving their objectives. The study will identify good practice examples and provide other information to assist DEST in its consideration of the delivery of ITAS and WOSI. Urbis Keys Young TBD July 2008
  Study into the Successful Transition of Indigenous Children into Schools The objective of this research study is to identify key characteristics and strategies for school readiness for Indigenous children. The research will build on existing literature reviews around early childhood and Indigenous Australians, examine quantitative data, selected field visits and consultation with stakeholders, in order to develop a guide around practices that can assist preschools to support Indigenous children to more successfully make the transition into school. Erebus International TBD September 2008
Digital Education Group Engaging Remote and Very Remote Indigenous Students with Education using ICTs The purpose of this project is to demonstrate, via an action research project, effective strategies and practices using ICT and innovative online learning materials to engage remote and very remote Indigenous students with learning for improved educational outcomes. Charles Darwin University TBD September 2008
Tertiary Skills & Productivity Group Identifying opportunities for enhanced training pathways in the mining industry in remote Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory The project maps government and mining company education, training and employment initiatives and opportunities to identify barriers to Indigenous participation; identifies key gaps where modifications may be required and provides recommendations regarding programs that build on existing government and industry programs. Minerals Council of Australia TBD July 2008

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Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts
Name of Agency/Department Branch Research title Research objectives Consultants Will report be available
to public		 Expected completion date
Parks Australia Kakadu National Park (KNP) Landscape change project Several research projects looking at different aspects of landscape change Charles Darwin University (CDU)   Nearing completion
  Fire plot surveys and fire mapping Bush Fire Council (BFC) and KNP undertook 10 year review in November 2005. Collaborative project between KNP and NT BFC   Ongoing
  Satellite tracking of estuarine crocodiles (Darwin R&S Budget) Research aimed at increasing knowledge of the movements of crocodiles to guide management of this species particular relating to managing risk in key visitor destinations. Collaborative project between Parks Australia, Wildlife Management International (WMI), NT Dept of Natural Resources, Environment & the Arts (NRETA) and CDU   Ongoing
  Monitoring of Flat back turtles 10 year monitoring program on marine turtle species. Internal Parks Australia project   Ongoing
  Marine turtle survey report Report on monitoring data and nest fate data Tropical Savannah CRC & NAILSMA   Complete
  Frog recording poles Research aimed at assessing changes in frog populations due to cane toads University of Queensland   Ongoing.
  Marine Biodiversity Survey Research aimed at understanding the distribution and abundance of marine species Collaboration with National Oceans Office and NT Museum & Parks Australia   Complete
  Acacia D19063 (Graveside Gorge) Distribution survey and monitoring of populations Collaboration with NT Parks and Wildlife & Parks Australia   Complete
  Ecological-epidemiological models of feral swampbuffalo control in northern Australia Buffalo - populationdynamics and disease control Collaboration between Charles Darwin University (CDU), Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation and Parks Australia.   Ongoing.
Projects with research institutions below funded in kind Interactions between magpie geese and Eleocharis A study of how the number of water chestnuts bulbs changes over time, how these changes affect magpie geese and are in turn affected by the geese. Charles Darwin University (CDU).(Project funded in kind by Parks Australia)   Complete
  Small mammal trapping including search for threatened golden-backed tree rat Trapping of small mammals at selected known habitats in biodiversity hotspots for threatened species such as the 'golden backed tree rat' within Kakadu National Park Collaborative roject between Parks Australia and NRETA. (Project funded in kind by Parks Australia)   Ongoing
  Monitoring of quolls To determine whether quoll populations are affected by cane toads in the long-term. The northern quoll was listed as an endangered species in 2005 under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act 1999 and by the IUCN (World Conservation Union). Internal   Ongoing
Uluru - Katatjuta National Park (UKTNP). Cultural Resources Ara Irititja (stories from a long time ago) Archival Project. Collection and documentation of written documents, photographs, film and tape recordings for inclusion in this multi-media database. Documentation of existing material in the database. SA Museum support in house project No 2005 - ongoing
  Oral History Program. Recording, transcription, documentation and storage of oral history material. In house, and consultant. No ongoing
  Waterhole Monitoring Program To monitor and maintain culturally significant waterholes. Collaborative projects between NRETA, Greening Australia and UKTNP (2007-2008) and being continued in-house 2008 onwards. No Ongoing
  Proposal for archaeological assessment of Uluru and surrounds Prepare a proposal for the Board of Management outlining potential activities associated with an archaeological study of the area. In house and with a consultant-Patrick Faulkner-University of Queensland No June 2009
  Research not directly budget funded by Parks Australia (Parks Aust North) see below        
  Stories in the Landscape: sorry rocks and interpretation at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Document the challenges and complexities associated with visitors interacting with a cultural landscape: particularly focusing on the sorry rock phenomenon at UKTNP. Jasmine Foxlee - University of Western Sydney Yes- by request from UWS. Research completed - thesis publication due late 2008.
  Documenting knowledge on the Mala (Rufus hare wallaby) Documenting traditional knowledge and perspectives on Mala and investigating diet and habitation of the Mala Jim Clayton (employee) Masters UNE Yes February 2010
Booderee National Park(BNP) Cultural Heritage Strategy and Action Plan for BNP and Wreck Bay 403 Set the policy framework and priority actions for cultural heritage management for 5 years Heather Moorcroft and Sue Feary NO October 2008
Projects with research institutions below funded in kind. BNP is one of the case studies Indigenous Partnerships in Protected Area Management in Australia; Three case studies Document positive examples of successful indigenous partnerships in the management of a jointly national park, Australian Collaboration Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies (AIATSIS) Toni Bauman and Dermot Smyth 2007 YES Published 2007
BNP is one of the case studies Maps to Success - Successful Strategies in Indigenous Organisations Provide a handbook on sixteen indigenous organisations and indigenous partnerships in protected area management including their key success factors Australian Collaboration Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies (AIATSIS) 2007 YES Published 2007
BNP is one of the case studies Organising for Success - Policy Report Successful Strategies in Indigenous Organisations Finding should be of practical use to indigenous communities as a source of ideas and inspiration Australian Collaboration Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies (AIATSIS) 2007 YES Published 2007
Marine Division As far as the eye can see: Indigenous interests in the East Marine Planning Region A summary of Aboriginal interests in the East Marine Region, pre - and post-European contact, including community identity, marine resource use, past and current associations with the Region, current issues, and aspirations of these communities. Bryony Barnett and Daniela Ceccarelli, C&R Consulting Copies available online: 5/09/2007
Indigenous Heritage West Section, Heritage Division/Natural and Indigenous Heritage Branch/Indigenous Heritage West Section Jawoyn Rock Art and Cultural Heritage Project To record Jawoyn heritage sites and cultural knowledge Indigenous Heritage Program (IHP) grant to the Jawoyn Association Aboriginal Corporation No. 30/06/2008
  Jawoyn Cultural Heritage Mapping To record stories, place names and history from the only remaining Elder with extensive knowledge of the Jawoyn lands IHP grant to the Jawoyn Association Aboriginal Corporation No 30/06/2008
  Innamincka Regional Reserve Indigenous Cultural Heritage Plan To undertake research and survey Indigenous heritage sites in the Innamincka Regional Reserve and to prepare a cultural heritage plan IHP grant to South Australian Native Title Services Ltd No 30/06/2008
  Gawler Ranges National Park Indigenous Cultural Heritage Plan To undertake research and conduct a comprehensive cultural heritage survey of the Gawler Ranges National Park IHP grant to South Australian Native Title Services Ltd No 30/06/2008
  Indigenous Heritage, History and Landscapes of the Recherche Archipelago To implement a cultural community program of ecological, and archaeological assessment across the Recherche Archipelago IHP grant to the National Trust of WA. Other partners are UWA, WA Maritime Museum, Department of Environment and Conservation Outcomes of the research will be published in peer reviewed journals. 30/06/2008
  Ngalia Heritage Recording Project To research and record the cultural history of the Ngalia people and to develop guidelines for cultural heritage recording and management. IHP grant to the National Trust of WA No 30/06/2008
  Caring for Country Undertake archaeological surveys of Tirringgie burial ground, Glen Lossie burial ground and newly exposed sites along the shores of Lake Albert and Lake Alexandrina IHP grant to Ngarrindjeri Land & ProgressAssoc. Inc, in association with Flinders University No 30/06/2008
  Ngadjuri Heritage Project: Bimbowrie Conservation Park To identify, record and manage cultural heritage places on the traditional lands of the Ngadjuri people in the mid-north of South Australia IHP grant to the Ngadjuri Heritage Committee No 30/06/2008
  Dergholm State Park Site Survey Conduct research of written materials and record oral histories about Dergholm State Park (Victoria) and survey the park for any Aboriginal cultural sites and places IHP grant to Winda-Mara Aboriginal Corporation No 30/06/2008
  The recognition, interpretation and management of significant rock art and related dreaming (Jukurrpa) sites on the Canning Stock Route Recording, management planning and interpretation of aboriginal art and cultural sites along the Canning Stock Route ARC Linkage Project. Other partners are ANU, Western Desert Lands Aboriginal Corporation, Central Desert Native Title Services, Kimberley Land Council, National Museum of Australia, National Trust of Western Australia, Department of Environment and Conservation, Department of Land Information, Department of Indigenous Affairs and JMCDCHM Consultancy Outcomes of the research will be published in peer reviewed journals end 2009
  Bayini, Macassans, Balanda and Bininij: A case study of Indigenous cultural heritage management and tourism in west Arnhem Land, Northern Territory Investigate the early contact between Indigenous Australians, south-east Asians and Europeans in west Arnhem Land and provide a basis for cultural heritage management and sustainable tourism ARC Linkage Project. Other partners are ANU and Bushfires NT Outcomes of the research will be published in peer reviewed journals. end 2010
Indigenous Heritage East Section Heritage Division/Natural and Indigenous Heritage Branch/Indigenous Heritage East Section Study to identify nationally important Indigenous heritage places associated with policies of segregation and assimilation Desk top research to identify important places that tell the story of the policies of segregation and assimilation and Aboriginal responses to these policies UniQuest/Celmara Pocock No, some sensitivities about places September 2008
Supervising Scientist Division Various research projects examining bioaccumulation of radionuclides in fish, mussels, and terrestrial plantsand animals in the Alligator Rivers Region To measure levels of bio accumulation of adionuclides in various plants and animals and develop a radiation dose model for indigenous communities in the Alligator Rivers Region associated with consumption of traditional bush foods. Internal research projects yes ongoing
Arts Division Creative Volunteering - No Limits: Indigenous Pilot stage 2 project Further trial a methodology to provide targeted training aimed to increase the capacity of participating Indigenous communities to manage cultural projects and businesses Regional Arts Australia and the Community Arts Network South Australia No 30 Nov 2009
  Design Aspects of an Australian Resale Royalties Scheme To provide economic modelling on the effects of different resale royalty scheme design aspects on the collection and distribution of royalties. Included modelling of impact on Indigenous artists as a specific category of potential beneficiaries. Access Economics Pty Ltd Report provided to key stakeholders upon request following Ministerial approval. Completed April 2008
Culture Division Australian Bark Painting Movement
  1. To examine the Aboriginal bark painting movement through the visual interpretations of Aboriginal culture depicted in the paintings.
  2. To consolidate the empirical data currently available on the bark painting movement.
  3. To produce an inventory of bark paintings held in the distributed national collection.
  4. To evaluate the cultural significance of the public holdings
  5. To evaluate the cultural significance of the bark painting movement.
Dr Philip Jones, South Australian Museum Ms Susan Jenkins, private consultant Yes - research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public 2009
  Papunya Tula Art Movement
  1. To produce an inventory of Papunya Tula artworks held in the distributed national collection.
  2. To evaluate the cultural significance of the public holdings.
Cultural Property in conjunction with Ms Susan Jenkins, private consultant Sensitivity issues still need to be determined 2009
Environment Research & Information Branch Commonwealth Environment Research Facilities (CERF) Hub Australian Marine Mammal Centre (AMMC) Improving information on dugong movements and habitat use using innovative tracking technology Dr Ivan Lawler and Mr Dave Holley JCU Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the Marine Biodiversity Hub website Programme ceases 2010
  Australian Marine Mammal Centre (AMMC) The distribution and abundance of the dugong in Gulf of Carpentaria waters: a basis for cross - jurisdictional conservation planning and management Prof Helene Marsh and Mr Alana Grech JCU Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the Marine Biodiversity Hub website Programme ceases 2010
  Australian Marine Mammal Centre (AMMC) A spatially explicit population model to inform negotiations between Traditional Owners and the relevant management agencies about options to manage the dugong fishery in Torres Strait Dr Janey Lanyon Uni QLD Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the Marine Biodiversity Hub website Programme ceases 2010
  Australian Marine Mammal Centre (AMMC) Determining critical reproductive parameters for a subtropical dugong population Dr Janet Lanyon and Ms Jenny Overden Uni QLD Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the Marine Biodiversity Hub website Programme ceases 2010
  Australian Marine Mammal Centre (AMMC) Gene-tagging the dugongs of southern Queensland to determine populations gynamics, relatedness and movements Dr Michael Noad and Dr Douglas Sato Uni QLD Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the Marine Biodiversity Hub website Programme ceases 2010
Environment Research & Information Branch Commonwealth Environment Research Facilities (CERF) Hub Tropical Rivers and Coastal Knowledge (TRaCK) The objectives are to:
  1. identify important natural assets and ecosystem services and how they are maintained or delivered;
  2. underpin assessment of the social, economic, and environmental impact and viability of proposed developments; and
  3. identify opportunities to develop genuinely sustainable and culturally appropriate enterprises.
Land and Water Australia, Charles Darwin University (CDU), North AustralianIndigenous Land & Sea Management Alliance (NAILSMA), Griffith University, University of WA, CSIRO Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the TRaCK website Programme ceases 2010
Environment Research & Information Branch Commonwealth Environment Research Facilities (CERF) Fellowship Waterholes in a changing climate: Hydrological vulnerability and implications for ecological services and cultural values This study of hydrological and ecological features of waterholes across the tropics seeks to understand how waterholes respond to these pressures of increasing water demands and the effects of climate change. Results will help establish priorities for conservation and management of these important ecosystems. Griffith University Dr Stephen Hamilton (Michigan State University, USA) Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public. Programme ceases 2010
Commonwealth Environment Research Facilities -  Marine and Tropical Research Facility (MTSRF) 1.4.2. Sustainable use of marine species of conservation concern To evaluate the economics factors related to Indigenous hunting and its management. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre - Professor Helene Marsh James Cook University Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the RRRC website Programme ceases 2010
  4.9.1. Indigenous landscapes of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area
  1. To understand Indigenous natural resource use within the Wet Tropics WHA through the completion of reviews and comparative assessments.
  2. To optimise Traditional Owner engagement and knowledge in natural resource management.
  3. To enhance opportunities for building capacity in Traditional Owner groups for engagement in research and management of the Wet Tropics WHA.
 Reef and Rainforest Research Centre - Dr Michael Wood James Cook University Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the RRRC website Programme ceases 2010
  5.10.3. Communication, engagement and enhanced delivery for Indigenous knowledge of the Wet Tropics rainforests
  1. To understand and communicate Rainforest Aboriginal Peoples management issues and preferred research topics within the Wet Tropics WHA and surrounding landscapes through liaison with Traditional Owner groups, management agencies, industry and research groups.
  2. To optimise Traditional Owner participation in and knowledge of research for the sustainable use of Wet Tropics natural resources by engaging Traditional Owner groups and articulating with the MTSRF engagement framework.
  3. To enhance delivery of research findings and opportunities for building capacity in Traditional Owner groups for engagement in research and management of the Wet Tropics WHA and FNQ NRM region.
 Reef and Rainforest Research Centre - Aboriginal Rainforest Council Yes - Research output will be freely accessible and available to government, end-users and the general public on the RRRC website Programme ceases 2010
Land & Coasts Division Australian Government Joint team Analysis of Indigenous interests in government-owned land across Australia To identify the extent of Indigenous land and sea management interests across a range of land/sea tenures in Australia, focusing on local, state or territory government-owned or managed land/sea across Australia where there are significant Indigenous interests that are recognised through legislation or formal legal instruments. Sand Script Heritage Consulting Yes on request Completed 2008

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Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Name of Agency/Department Branch Research title Research objectives Consultants Will report be available
to public		 Expected completion date
Families Group - Families Research and Data Branch Child support in Indigenous communities To explore the child support situation in Indigenous communities N/A TBD (to be decided) Scoping report Feb 2009 and ongoing research
Family Relationship Services Branch No Indigenous research undertaken        
Social Policy Group - Research and Analysis Branch - The Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children Footprints in time The Australian Government has committed $12m over 4 years to the implementation of a Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children (LSIC). The study is collecting a broad range of information in the domains of health, education, childcare, wellbeing and family functioning of Indigenous people across Australia. By following children over time, LSIC will be able to determine the individual, family, and broader community and cultural factors that are associated with consistency and change in children's developmental trajectories. A Steering Committee has been established to work in partnership with FaHCSIA and to ensure research excellence for the project. The study aims to provide a data resource that can be drawn on by Australian governments, researchers, service providers, parents and communities. Analysis of Wave 1 data will be available by June 2009.
Housing Group - Housing Research and Data Section An audit and review of local and international IndigenousHousing Research. This project aims to critically review the literature on Indigenous Housing in Australia with a view to:
  1. conceptualising the body of knowledge on the subject in theoretically broad and practical, policy relevant ways, and
  2. identifying gaps and unresolved issues that have a direct bearing on the establishment of a reasonable quality residential lifestyle for Indigenous people.
 Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Available publicly through the website of AHURI. Completed 2008
  Flexible housingdesign for Indigenous Communities This project is a response to the need for a culturally appropriate and locally adjustable framework ofdesign guidelines and capacity building tools for Indigenous housing in provincial and remote Australia. The project will examine the way Indigenous people use their homes to meet their cultural and social requirements. The project will produce a design manual, design exemplars, and capacity building material Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Available publicly through the website of AHURI. Completed 2008
  Scoping the capacity of Indigenous Community Housing Organisations. This project aims to examine the nature of the Indigenous Community Housing Organisation sector, measuring the main financial and non-financial factors that affect the viability of these organisations. Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Will be available publicly through the website of AHURI. Due for publication in December quarter 2008
  Scoping the capacity of Indigenous community housing organisations - Victorian extension. This project is an extension of the current Scoping the capacity of Indigenous Community Housing organisations project to include Victoria in the fieldwork. Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Will be available though the website of AHURI This project is an extension of Project No: 80316
  The Housing Careers of Indigenous Urban Households This qualitative ethnographic study of the housing careers of extended kin groups of Indigenous Australians seeks to understand why and how their housing moves have occurred; how these moves can be correlated with their housing aspirations; and how such factors as life stage, employment, family and community responsibilities, and knowledge and availability of housing assistance and other supports have affected their housing careers. Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Available publicly through the website of AHURI. Completed June 2008
  The effects of New Living on Indigenous community well being: a case study on urban regeneration. Analyses the impact of a public housing regeneration programme in WA upon indigenous households in urban communities and will develop indicators of the links between housing and quality of life culturally appropriate to Indigenous people. Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Available publicly through the website of AHURI. Completed Dec 2007
  Sustaining high risk tenancies in public and private rental housing and the interface between program funders and community service organisations. The aim of this project is to improve our understanding of the operation of programs in public and private rental housing designed to sustain tenancies at risk and of the factors that contribute to their effectiveness. The project seeks to describe, compare and analyse the operation of tenancy support programs across jurisdictions and between rental sectors (public and private). Its focus is on the interface between program funders and service providers and the ways in which providers deliver services to their clients. Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Available publicly through the website of AHURI. Completed 2008
  Improving housing policy responses to Indigenous patterns of mobility The aim of this project is to contribute to the evidence base about rising levels of urban drift amongst Indigenous people. The research will provide information to assist in identifying and planning for increased Indigenous migration to urban areas. Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Will be available through the website of AHURI Due for completion March 2010
  Indigenous homelessness: place, house and home The research will involve ethnographic study of indigenous homelessness in NSW and WA, trailing with categories developed by Memmott et al. (2003), and connect the understanding of homelessness with Indigenous housing careers via current AHURI project on Indigenous Urban Housing. Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Will be available through the website of AHURI Due for completion March 2009
  Indigenous home ownership on communal title lands The research aims to provide qualitative understanding of the meanings of and aspirations for homeownership on Indigenous communal title lands. It will examine aspirations (or non-aspiration) for home ownership for residents living on communal title land, the meanings of home ownership to these residents, the rights and responsibilities of home ownership, and linkages between aspirations, meanings, rights and responsibilities. The research will then contrast these perceptions with those of Indigenous people living on non-communal land. Carried out through the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited (AHURI). Will be available through the website of AHURI Due for completion April 2009
Homelessness Branch No Indigenous research undertaken.        
Women, Children and Parenting Support Group - Children and Parenting Support - < Evaluation> Lessons learnt about strengthening Indigenous families and communities: Stronger Families and Communities Strategy 2000-2004 (Occasional Paper No. 19) How to strengthen Indigenous families and communities; insights into the critical factors that explain the success of some projects and the frustrations experienced in others. RMIT University Yes Occasional Paper 19 Completed
Disability and Carers Group - Disability Program Branch No Indigenous research undertaken.        
OIPC Group -Performance and Evaluation Branch - Research and Evaluation Section Implementation of Agreements and Treaties with Indigenous and Local Peoples in Post colonial States. The ARC process ensures that projects are high quality and viable across the proposed time frame. The Researcher maintains intellectual property rights on the research. FaHCSIA provides expertise in all cases and funding in some cases. The aim of the project is to conduct research into agreement making processes, including factors associated with promoting long-term sustainability of agreements and to expand the ATNS database. University of Melbourne ARC Linkage project with OIPC and Rio Tinto. Yes Reports will be released throughout project. Please refer to website
  DKCRC was set up to provide research to generate new economic options for desert Australian. DKCRC aims to enhance scientific and technological capabilities and support scientific research in higher education institutions, CSIRO and other Commonwealth and State Government research organisations and in the private sector; and encourage applications of science and technology in industry. Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre (DKCRC) Yes Reports will be released throughout project. Please refer to website
  MCATSIA Indigenous Population Projects The Ministerial Council for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs (MCATSIA) has established an enhanced research capacity at CAEPR over three years to further explore the dynamics and regional geography of Indigenous population and socioeconomic change. The Australian National University as represented by the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) Yes Reports will be released throughout project. Please refer to website
OIPC Group -Performance and Evaluation Branch - Performance Framework Section Survey of Social Norms Development work towards a survey of social norms based on social identity theory ANU - Psychology Department TBA Near completion
  Survey of Social Norms Development work towards a survey of social norms based on social capital theory. Dr Helen Berry National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health TBA Near completion
  Whole of Government This project analyses the Australian experience with Whole-of-Government initiatives to determine which forms of cross-boundary coordination work most effectively and in what circumstances. University of Canberra TBA Commenced March 2008. Ongoing over 4 years
Office for Women Young Indigenous Womens' Pathways from School to Employment To identify barriers or pathways that young Indigenous women take in moving from education to paid work and the impact of education decisions on employment outcomes. RPR Consulting Yes April 2009

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Department of Health and Ageing
Name of Agency/Departmental Branch Resaearch Title Research Objective Consultants Will the report be avilable to Public Expected completion Date
OATSIH, Policy and Analysis Branch Overview of the APY Swimming Pools Project Assess the feasibility of carrying out an evaluation of the sustainability and benefits of four swimming pools being built in Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands; design a methodology to conduct the evaluation that will build on and be comparable with the evaluation of swimming pools in Western Australia undertaken by the Telethon Institute for Child Health Research; prepare a final report, including the cost of carrying out the methodology. Health Care Planning and Evaluation Pty Ltd` Yes June 2009
OATSIH, Policy and Analysis Branch Occupational Stress in the Remote Area Nursing Workforce This four year Australian Research Council approved project aims to reduce and prevent occupational stress in the remote area nursing workforce by improving the understanding of workplace stressors and developing and evaluating appropriate interventions. Regular contact is maintained to monitor this situation. Flinders University Yes January 2012
OATSIH Division Health System Analysis Section Onemda Vic Health Koori Health Unit. The Department funds Onemda to develop a research program in Aboriginal health that contributes to long-term improvement in Aboriginal health. Research program outcomes inform the development of Aboriginal health policy and health service delivery and the education of health practitioners. Individual research projects are not directly funded by the Department. Onemda produces a number of reports throughout the year these are available on the Onemda webite 2007-2009
OATSIH Division Health System Analysis Section Co-operative Research Centre for Aboriginal Health (CRCAH) To ensure highest quality research is carried out with greatest impact on Aboriginal Health outcomes through improved partnerships, greater Aboriginal participation and control and better ethical practices. The Department is an industry partner in the CRCAH who assign and oversee the projects though its Program Leaders Groups. Research projects are co-ordinated by the CRCAH and reports and updates can be found on the CRCAH website 2003 - 2010.
OATSIH Division Health System Analysis Section Lung Health Study To trial a weekly dose of oral azithromycin for 1 year to reduce the acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in Aboriginal adults living in remote NT communities. Associate Professor Graeme Mcquire, through Menzies School of Health Research   December 2008
OATSIH Division Health System Analysis Section Screening for Rheumatic Heart Disease in Indigenous Children. To determine the prevalence of previously undetected rheumatic heart disease variance between jurisdictions; valuate the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of different approaches to screening and develop a model for ongoing screening to be incorporated into State Territory Rheumatic Heart Disease control programs. Professor Jonathan Carapetis, (Principal Investigator) Menzies School of Health Research in conjunction with School of Medicine and Dentistry, James Cook University   2010
OATSIH Division Health System Analysis Section Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Performance Framework
  • To measure the impact of the National Strategic Framework for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Health (NSFATSIH) and inform policy analysis, planning and program implementation.
  • to provide the basis for streamlining reporting on Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander health and health care delivery and
  • provide a focus for data development activities.
AIHW and Health Policy Analysis Pty Ltd Yes, the full Report and a Summary Report (due to be published in November 2008) October 2008
OATSIH Division Health System Analysis Section Report on a comparative analysis of indirect methodologies for estimating Indigenous life expectancy using mortality data for the Northern Territory, and other analyses. To explore the performance of three different methods for estimating Indigenous life expectancy. The three methods were applied using Indigenous death data, and Indigenous population estimates and Census data for the Northern Territory.
By exploring the similarities and differences in life expectancy estimates derived from the modified NT data with those obtained from data relating to other jurisdictions, it is anticipated that insights will be obtained on the reliability of the two indirect methods when used with different types of incomplete data. 		Tony Barnes and Len Smith. Yes. October 2008
OATSIH - Early Childhood Section The School Readiness of Australian Indigenous Children: A Review of the Literature (May 2008) To review the evidence that underpins the school readiness of Indigenous Australian children, including the influence of risk and protective factors and interventions designed to improve Indigenous school readiness. Menzies School of Health ResearchSchool for Social and Policy Research - Charles Darwin University - Northern Territory Yes - the report is now available on the Charles Darwin University website. 30 June 2008
OATSIH - Policy and Analysis Branch Statistical modelling of the contribution of the role of socioeconomic influences on Indigenous health and the life expectancy gap Provide statistical advice to OATSIH in relation to the estimation of the effect of socioeconomic factors in explaining the observed life expectancy gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians DSI Consulting Pty Ltd Yes April 2009
Population Health Division - Immunisation Policy Section   Report on the effectiveness of the 23-valent polysaccharide pneumococcal vaccine in Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian adults. National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance Yes on request. 2008
Population Health Division - Immunisation Policy Section   Estimating the burden of influenza in Indigenous children.
Detailed examination of available surveillance data.		 National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance. Yes on request. 2008
Population Health Division - Immunisation Policy Section   Vaccine preventable diseases and vaccination coverage in Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people 2002-2005.
Aims to publish an analysis of available data and discussion of potential implications for further research and policy.		 National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance. Yes on request. Completed
Population Health Division - Immunisation Policy Section   Update on the coverage of the 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine in Indigenous children. Aims to derive coverage estimates using the Indigenous indicator and ACIR data. National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance. Yes on request. Completed
Population Health Division - Blood Bourne Virus Programs Section Targeted Chlamydia Testing Chlamydia awareness and testing among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth in Echuca and surrounding areas (Victoria). Njernda Aboriginal Corporation Yes on request. Completed
Population Health Division Targeted Chlamydia Testing Chlamydia testing among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Fitzroy Valley (Western Australia). Nindilingarri Cultural Health Services (Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation) Yes on request. Completed
Population Health Division Targeted Chlamydia Testing Testing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women for chlamydia at the Alice Springs Hospital Emergency Department. Alice Springs Hospital Emergency Department Yes on request. Completed
Medical Benefits Division - Diagnostic Services Branch Optimising health benefits with Aboriginal People who take Warfarin To develop and pilot information strategies that improve the awareness and understanding of the International Normalised Ratio (INR) testing and promote informed decision participation and consent amongst Aboriginal people for its use to manage cardiovascular disease by helping to stop strokes and/or heart attacks. The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Yes June 2009
Medical Benefits Division - Diagnostic Services Branch Quality Assurance for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Medical Services (QAAMS) program The QAAMS Program supports "point-of-care" pathology testing for diabetes and the detection of early stage renal failure at participating Commonwealth and State/Territory - funded Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services. The program is collecting testing-related data that can be used to monitor the effect of this strategy on the health outcomes of the participants in the Program. Campbell Research & Consulting Pty Ltd Yes July 2009 (with possible extension)
Office for an Ageing Australia jointly with Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health National Indigenous Eye Health Survey The project aims to obtain definitive and quantitative information regarding the current extent and type of eye disease prevalent in the Indigenous population throughout Australia.The survey includes 30 sites across all states and territories, providing a representative sample of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Centre for Eye Research Australia Yes - journal articles 2009

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Department of Infastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
Name of Agency/Departmental Branch Research Title Research Objective Consultants Will the report be avilable to Public Expected completion Date
Bureau of Infrastructure Transport and Regional Economics Cost of Remoteness Study Assess the degree of spatial variation in the cost of living across Australia's regions. To understand the factors driving regional price difference.   Yes. Bureau publication 2009

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Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet

No Indigenous research undertaken

Indigenous research funded under Desert Knowledge Community Research Centre (DKCRC)

DKCRC was set up to provide research to generate new economic options for people living in desert Australia. DKCRC aims to enhance scientific and technological capabilities and support scientific research in higher education institutions, CSIRO and other Commonwealth and State Government research organisations and in the private sector; and encourage applications of science and technology in industry. Reports are released throughout projects and are available publicly. Please refer to website http://www.desertknowledge.com.au/

Indigenous research funded under Desert Knowledge Community Research Centre (DKCRC)
Date Type of Report Title Research Organisation Authors
May 2005 DKCRC Research Report 01 Intersectoral Collaboration: What are the factors that contribute to success? Centre for Remote Health (a joint centre of Charles Darwin & Flinders University) & DKCRC John Wakerman & Julia Mitchell
October 2005 DKCRC Research Report 02 Bush Resources: Opportunities for Aboriginal Enterprise in Central Australia DKCRC J Morse
June 2005 DKCRC Research Report 04 Australian Collaborative Rangeland Information System DKCRC Bastin G, Watson I, DellaTorre D, Grant R and Karfs B
May 2005 DKCRC Research Report 05 Indigenous Populations and Resource Flows in Central Australia: A Social and Economic Baseline Profile DKCRC Julia Mitchell, Roderick Pierce, Michelle Stevens, John Taylor & Ilan Warchivker
September 2005 DKCRC Research Report 07 DKCRC Analysis - Baseline Data for Bid and Start-up period DKCRC in collaboration with Curtin University of Technology Christof Pforr, Aggie Wegner & Murray McGregor
October 2005 DKCRC Research Report 08 Undertaking projects and research in Central Australia: CLC protocols and the development of protocols for projects and research in the CLC region DKCRC CLC with Davis M
December 2005 DKCRC Research Report 09 Population and Mobility in the Town Camps of Alice Springs - a Report prepared by the Tangentyere Council Research Unity Collaboration with Tangentyere Council, Centre for Remote Health (Flinders University), Curtin University, ANU and NTG. Denise Foster, Julia Mitchell, Jane Ulrik & Raelene Williams
2004 DKCRC Research Report 12.2 Desert Tourism Scoping Appendix 2 DKCRC P Tremblay
2004 DKCRC Research Report 12.1 Desert Tourism Scoping Appendix 1 DKCRC P Tremblay
2006 DKCRC Research Report 12.0 Desert Tourism Scoping Study DKCRC P Tremblay
2006 DKCRC Research Report 14 Housing Design and Thermal Performance DKCRC Duell M, De Boer F, Enthaler C, Anda M, James G, Zappavigna L, Bibra G, Hughes Z and Boyle G
2006 DKCRC Research Report 15 TheCollaboration Project: Strategies towards engagement with Desert Aboriginal communities and organisations DKCRC Rea K and Young M
August 2006 DKCRC Research Report 16 Population Dynamics and Demographic Accounting in Arid and Savanna Australia: Methods, Issues and Outcomes DKCRC J. Taylor, D. Brown & M. Bell
2006 DKCRC Research Report 17 Buffel grass: both friend and foe DKCRC Friedel M, Puckey H, O'Malley C, Waycott M, Smyth A and Miller G
2007 DKCRC Research Report 18 Enabling the Market_Incentives for Biodiversity DKCRC Anita Smyth, Jocelyn Davies, Russell Gorddard, Stuart Whitten, Rob Brandle, Anthea Coggan, Rodney Edwards, MIke Fleming, Nic Gambold, Jo Maloney, John Read, Famiza Yunus
2006 DKCRC Research Report 19 High Conservation Value in the Rangelands DKCRC Mark Stafford Smith and Andrew Ash
August 2006 DKCRC Research Report 20 Mapping Socio-regions in Outback Australia DKCRC Yiheyis Maru, Vanessa Chewings, Mitchell Jones & Joseph Breen
2007 DKCRC Research Report 21 Staff Attraction and Retention DKCRC McKenzie F H
February 2007 DKCRC Research Report 22 Scoping project on Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge DKCRC Sonia Smallacombe, Michael Davis and Robynne Quiggin with Michael Christie, Donna Craig, Darryl Cronin, Jocelyn Davies, Megan Davis, Josephine Douglas, Michael Duffy, Tahnia Edwards, Louis Evans, Josie Guy, Lucas Jordan, Kado Muir, Margaret Raven, Kathy Rea & Juanita Sherwood
2007 DKCRC Research Report 23 Sparse ad hoc networks for the desert DKCRC Abolhasan M and Eyers T
2006 DKCRC Research Report 25 Review of desert enterprises reliant on natural and cultural resources DKCRC Jones M and James C
April 2007 DKCRC Research Report 26 "Walking together, working together" Aboriginal Research Partnerships DKCRC Jocelyn Davies
2008 DKCRC Research Report 27 Remote Community Water Management DKCRC Grey-Gardner R
2007 DKCRC Research Report 28 Transformation of Assets DKCRC Moran M, Wright A, Renehan P, Szava A, Rich R, Beard N
2008 DKCRC Research Report 29 Housing for livelihoods DKCRC Seemann K, Parnell M, McFallan S, Tucker S
2008 DKCRC Research Report 30 Projecting Shrub Populations DKCRC Tiver F, Boland J, McArthur L, Rosenberg K, Watson I, Auld T, Palisetty R, Stokes A and Farroway L
2008 DKCRC Research Report 32 Institutions for Water Resource Allocation DKCRC Maru Y, LaFlamme M
2008 DKCRC Research Report 35 Typology of desert settlements - A preliminary review DKCRC Newman P, Marinova D, Armstrong R, Raven M, Marley J, McGrath N, Spring F
2008 DKCRC Research Report 36 National Water Initiative Response DKCRC Pearce M, Willis E, McCarthy C, Ryan F, Wadham B
2008 DKCRC Research Report 40 Value chain analysis of bush tomato and wattle seed products DKCRC Bryceson K
2008 DKCRC Research Report 41 Ngurra-kurlu - A way of working with Warlpiri people DKCRC Pawu-Kurlpurlurnu WJ, Holmes M and Box L
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Managing the impacts of feral camels in Australia - A new way of doing business DKCRC Edwards GP et al.
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch12 Edwards et al - Synthesis and key recommendations DKCRC Edwards GP et al.
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch11 Saalfeld, Edwards, Zeng, and Lamb_A Multiple Criteria Decision Support Tool for feral camel management] DKCRC Saalfeld K et al.
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch10 Drucker_Economics of feral camel control in the central region of the Northern Territory summary DKCRC Drucker AG
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch09 Zeng and McGregor_Review of commercial options for management of feral camels DKCRC Zeng B and McGregor M
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch08 Saalfeld and Zeng_Review of non-commercial control methods for feral camels in Australia DKCRC Saalfeld K and Zeng B
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch07 Edwards, Zeng, and Saalfeld_Evaluation of the impacts of feral camels DKCRC Edwards GP, Zeng B and Saalfeld K
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch06 Carey et al_Review of legislation and regulations relating to feral camel management summary DKCRC Carey et al.
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch05 Vaarzon-Morel_Key stakeholder perceptions of feral camels_Aboriginal community survey DKCRC Vaarzon-Morel P
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch04 Zeng and Edwards_Key stakeholder perceptions of feral camels_conservation manager survey DKCRC Zeng B and Edwards GP
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch03 Zeng and Edwards_Key stakeholder perceptions of feral camels_pastoralist survey DKCRC Zeng B and Edwards GP
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch02 Saalfeld and Edwards_Ecology of feral camels in Australia DKCRC Saalfeld K and Edwards GP
2008 DKCRC Research Report 47 Ch01 Edwards_Background to the project DKCRC Edwards GP
2008 DKCRC Research Report 49 Key stakeholder perceptions of feral camels: Aboriginal community survey DKCRC Vaarzon-Morel P
2008 DKCRC Research Report 54 Overview of the project Cross jurisdictional management of feral camels to protect NRM and cultural values DKCRC Edwards GP et al.
2007   Growing the Desert: Educational pathways for remote Indigenous people DKCRC Metta Young, John Guenther and Alicia Boyle
2008 DKCRC Research Report 48 Modelling options for management of feral camels in central Australia DKCRC McLeod SR and Pople AR
2008 DKCRC Research Report 50 Review of legislation and regulations relating to feral camel management [This report will be available soon.] DKCRC Carey R, O'Donnell M, Ainsworth G et al.
2008 DKCRC Research Report 51 A review of chemical, biological and fertility control options for the camel in Australia DKCRC Lapidge SJ, Eason CT and Humphrys ST
2008 DKCRC Research Report 52 Economics of camel control in the central region of the Northern Territory DKCRC Drucker AG
2008 DKCRC Research Report 53 Amultiple criteria decision support framework for the management of feral camels DKCRC Lamb D and Saalfeld WK
2006 DKCRC Working Paper 01 Viability analysis for desert settlement and economy DKCRC Pleshet N
2006 DKCRC Working Paper 02 Viability analysis for desert settlement and economy DKCRC Pleshet N
2006 DKCRC Working Paper 03 Demand Responsive Services: An Analytical Framework for Improved Administrative Practice in Indigenous Settlements DKCRC Moran M
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 04 Indigenous Governance:The Harvard Project, Australian Aboriginal Organisations and Cultural Subsidiarity DKCRC Sullivan P
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 05 Aboriginal mobility and the sustainability of communities DKCRC Long S, Memmott P
2006 DKCRC Working Paper 06 Outback Livelihoods DKCRC Measham T, Maru Y and Murray-Prior R
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 07 Examples of NRM Contracting within Australia DKCRC Law R, Davies J and Childs J
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 08 Research Integration DKCRC Bammer G
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 10 Ti Tree Creek Camp Study DKCRC Holcombe S and Sanders W
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 11 Realising economies in the joint supply of health and environmental services in Aboriginal central Australia DKCRC Campbell D, Davies J and Wakerman J
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 12 The interethnic practice of local governance in Aboriginal settlements in desert Australia DKCRC Moran M
2007 DKCRC Working Paper 13 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy to September 2006 DKCRC Roughley A, James G and Anda M
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 15 Water Smart PastoralismTM Lit Reviews_ Artificial watering points_A review DKCRC Howes AL, McAlpine CA
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 16 WaterSmart PastoralismTM Lit Reviews_Salinity DKCRC De Vries D
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 17 WaterSmart PastoralismTM Lit Reviews_Telemetry DKCRC De Vries D
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 18 WaterSmart PastoralismTM Lit Reviews_Reticulation Equipment Review DKCRC Williams R, Pezzaniti D
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 19 WaterSmart Pastoralism TM Lit Reviews_Loss of storage water through evaporation DKCRC Craig I
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 20 Modelling fire dynamics in the West MacDonnell Ranges area DKCRC KingK, Marsden-Smedley J, Cary G, Allan G, Bradstock R and Gill M
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 21 Desert Fire Expert Workshop November 2005 DKCRC Duguid A, Gabrys K, Morse J and Rodrigo M
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 22 Livelihoods in desert Australia from NRM DustWatch possibilities DKCRC Strong C, McTainsh G, Leys J and Davies J
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 23 Demand responsive services Owen Stanley DKCRC Stanley O
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 24 Developments in Aboriginal policy DKCRC Stanley O
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 25 Camel project April 2005 Workshops DKCRC Edwards G
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 26 Camel project December 2005 Workshops DKCRC EdwardsG
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 27 SA Incorporated Why and how the northern 'Family' worked for so long DKCRC Yelland L and Brake L
2008 DKCRC Working Paper 29 Central Australian Tourism Futures DKCRC Friedel M and Chewings V
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Education DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Desert Biz DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Desert Services that Work DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Livelihoods inLand DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet On Track DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Sustainable Desert Settlements DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Science of Desert Living DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet 21st Century Pastoralism DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Bush Products DKCRC DKCRC
  DKCRC Fact Sheet Social Science DKCRC DKCRC
2005 DKCRC Research Report 10 Growing the Desert- Regional and Educational profiles of the Australian Desert and its Indigenous Peoples DKCRC National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER)
  Powerpoint Presentation Growing the Desert Effective Educational Pathways for Remote Indigenous Peoples DKCRC  
  Project Fact Sheet Growing the Desert Effective Educational Pathways for Remote Indigenous Peoples DKCRC  
  NCVER Publication 1 Growing the Desert: Educational pathways for remote Indigenous people DKCRC National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER)
  Thesis- Frances Coughlan Aboriginal Town Camps and Tangentyere Council - the battle for self-determination in Alice Springs DKCRC Frances Coughlan
  DKCRC Education: Student paper Letting go and staying afloat! DKCRC Annie Kennedy
2008 Conference Presentations Future Options for Carbon Management in Deserts ABARE Regional Outlook conference_Alice Springs James C
2008 Conference Presentations Processes for effective management learning from the Northern Tanam Australian Protected Areas Congress_Noosa Heads Walker J, Nungarrayi Herbert M and Nungarrayi Martin M
2008 Conference Presentations Processes for effective management learning from the Northern Tanami_papeR Australian Protected Areas Congress_Noosa Heads Walker J, Nungarrayi Herbert M and Nungarrayi Martin M
2008 Conference Presentations Development of a Value-Driven bush foods industry chain that rewards Aboriginal people_paper Australian Rangelands Conference_Charters Towers Cleary J, McGregor M, Bryecson K et al.
2008 Conference Presentations Development of a Value-Driven bush foods industry chain that rewards Aboriginal people_presentation Australian Rangelands Conference_Charters Towers Cleary J, McGregor M, Bryecson K et al.
2008 Conference Presentations 4wd Tourism on the Oodnadatta Track Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Cartan G
2008 Conference Presentations A Mirror to Collaborative Best Practice?: Revision of the DKCRC Indigenous IP Protocol Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Holcombe, S
2008 Conference Presentations Aboriginal Engagement: From Aspirations to Reality Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Wand P
2008 Conference Presentations Aboriginal enterprise implications for government and industry Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Moylan L
2008 Conference Presentations Anperrentye: Relationships between Bush foods, Creation Laws, People, Country and All things, illustrated by three plant species Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Perurrle Dobson V, Walsh F, Altyerr-ipenhe M and Douglas J
2008 Conference Presentations Businesses in Desert Australia: A success story Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Vilkinas T
2008 Conference Presentations Connecting the Australian desert to the rest of the world Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Stafford Smith M
2008 Conference Presentations Creative Ways of Supporting Livelihoods and Businesses in the Desert Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Vemuri S
2008 Conference Presentations Desert Education and Training Networks: A Model for Success Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Boyle A
2008 Conference Presentations Desert Knowledge Through Desert Communities Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Ferguson J
2008 Conference Presentations Domestic Tourists: Viewing their photographs in the Desert Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Jacobsen D
2008 Conference Presentations Dynamic deserts and future research Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Ferguson J
2008 Conference Presentations Extracting a Better Future for Leonora Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Marinova D and Lozeva S
2008 Conference Presentations Gender Aspects of Mining Development: Lessons from Western Australias desert settlements Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Lozeva S and Marinova D
2008 Conference Presentations Governance and Greed_notes Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Marsh J
2008 Conference Presentations Governance and Greed_presentation Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Marsh J
2008 Conference Presentations How deserts shape their networks: lessons for arid businesses Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs McAllister R
2008 Conference Presentations Impact of the Desert Economy Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Rola-Rubzen F and McGregor M
2008 Conference Presentations Indigenous Tourism - The Possibilities into the Future Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Buultjens J and White N
2008 Conference Presentations Institutional matching and bridging networks for improved livelihood options Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Maru Y, Davies J, Hueneke H, et al
2008 Conference Presentations Looking after country, culture, people_The Walkatjurra Rangers Program_poster Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Muir K, Muir D, Rola-Rubzen F et al
2008 Conference Presentations Networking Towards Critical Mass on the Far West Coast of South Australia Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Fernando D, Wyld Roger Burritt F, Gibbs J, et al
2008 Conference Presentations Respecting Aboriginal people and their knowledge Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Wilson L, Douglas J, Walsh F, et al
2008 Conference Presentations Responding to health impacts of climate change in the Australian Desert Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Campbell D, Stafford Smith M, Davies J, et al
2008 Conference Presentations Scoping and complementary economies in closing the gap in health outcomes for Aboriginal people in the Australian desert Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Campbell D
2008 Conference Presentations Small town: small talk, small mind, small vision, dreams [pps 570.5 kb] [Abstract] Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Blackmore E, McCalman J, Tsey K, et al
2008 Conference Presentations Sustainable Freight Logistics in desert Australia Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Ireland M
2008 Conference Presentations Telling true stories in VET Research Contexts Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Boyle A and Wallace R
2008 Conference Presentations Transitioning from Community Organisation to Local Government Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Sullivan P and Stedman L
2008 Conference Presentations Transitioning from Community Organisation to Local Government_paper Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Sullivan P and Stedman L
2008 Conference Presentations Twenty Six into Four, Plus the Remainder: The Challenges of Local Government Reform in the NT's Arid Zone Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Sanders W and Elvin R
2008 Conference Presentations Understanding 'health'. The social & cultural constructs within living behavior & housing design Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Godwin J
2008 Conference Presentations Using technology for expanding options in desert education contexts Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Boyle A
2008 Conference Presentations Representing Others: Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory_notes Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Ganter E
2008 Conference Presentations Representing Others: Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory_presentation Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Spring Ganter E
2008 Conference Presentations DKCRC_Understanding the 'Understanding'   Kennedy A
2008 Conference Presentations DKCRC_Understanding the 'Understanding'_notes   Kennedy A
2008 Conference Presentations Critical understandings from land management systems for 'closing the gap' in desert Australia 2 page written paper FaCHSIA Policy Think Tank_Canberra Davies J
2008 Conference Presentations Critical understandings from land management systems for 'closing the gap' in desert Australia Outline FaCHSIA Policy Think Tank_Canberra Davies J
2008 Conference Presentations Critical understandings from land management systems for 'closing the gap' in desert Australia slides and speaking notes FaCHSIA Policy Think Tank_Canberra Davies J
2008 Conference Presentations Health of people and land through sustainable Aboriginal livelihoods in Rangeland Australia International Rangelands Congress_Hohhot Davies J, LaFlamme M and Campbell D
2008 Conference Presentations Health of people and land through sustainable Aboriginal livelihoods in Rangeland Australia_notes International Rangelands Congress_Hohhot Davies J, LaFlamme M and Campbell D
2008 Conference Presentations Information technologies for rangeland monitoring: what is available and what will be available in the future International Rangelands Congress_Hohhot James C, Ashley M, Bastin G et al
2008 Conference Presentations Reflection on the Role of Participatory Research in Creating Sustainable Livelihoods in Desert Australia New Zealand Geographical Society Conference_Wellington McGregor M
2008 Conference Presentations Sparse Ad Hoc Networks for Desrets Presentation at the University of Wollongong_Wollongong Abolhasan M
2008 Conference Presentations Supporting the Emergence of Businesses in Desert Australia Social Policy Research Workshop_Canberra Ferguson J
2008 Conference Presentations SAND overview for research strength talk The University of Wollongong Wang J, Franklin D, Abolhasan M, et al.
2008 Conference Presentations A response to the National Water Initiative from four remote Aboriginal communities in South Australia What's the story with water in desert settlements_Adelaide Pearce M, Willis E, McCarthy C et al
2008 Conference Presentations Handout What's the story with water in desert settlements_Adelaide DKCRC
2008 Conference Presentations Remote Community Water Management What's the story with water in desert settlements_Adelaide Grey-Gardner R
2007 Conference Presentations Development 2008 Local Government Managers Australia WA Division Conference_Crawley Ferguson J
2008 Conference Presentations Desert Knowledge CRC 20th Annual Rural Policy Conference of the Canadian Revitalisation Foundation and the National Rural Research Network_Inuvik Ferguson J
2007 Conference Presentations Realising Economies in the Joint Supply of Health and Environmental Services in Aboriginal Central Australia 38th Public Health Association of Australia Annual Conference_Alice Springs Campbell D, Davies J and Wakerman J
2008 Conference Presentations A partial economic assessment of the health benefits from caring for country in Arnhem Land AIATSIS Conference_Perth Campbell D, Burgess P, Garnett S et al
2007 Conference Presentations Applying traditional knowledge for sustainable livelihoods in environmental management Annual Conference of Parliamentary Public Works and Environment Committees_Darwin Davies J, Gipey C, Campbell A et al
2007 Conference Presentations Engaging Communities in Research AUCEA National Conference_Alice Springs Ferguson J
2008 Conference Presentations Information Search and Trip Planning Behaviour CAUTHE_Gold Coast Schmallegger D and Carson D
2007 Conference Presentations The culture of conservation: valuing Aboriginal land management in arid Australia’s protected areas Charles Darwin University Open Day 2007_Casuarina, Darwin J Walker
2008 Conference Presentations Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self Governing NT History Work-in-Progress Seminars_Canberra Ganter E
2007 Conference Presentations Learning for life and livelihoods: Demand-responsive education and training services for desert Aboriginal people IPAA National Conference_Perth Boyle A
2007 Conference Presentations Learning for life and livelihoods: Demand-responsive education and training services for desert Aboriginal people IPAA National Conference_Perth Boyle A
2007 Conference Presentations Desert Knowledge CRC MCATSIA Meeting_Perth Ferguson J
2008 Conference Presentations Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people using technology for expanding options and showcasing strengths in educational contexts Territory Fair: How do we get there?_Darwin Boyle A, Wallace R, Curry C et al
2007 Conference Presentations Arid zone forests in a sea of fire - how can this last!? University of Cape Town_Cape Town, South Africa Prior L, Franklin D, Allan G, et al.
2006 Conference Presentations The role of schooling in sustainable housing 2nd Australasian Housing Researchers' Conference_Brisbane Seemann K
2006 Conference Presentations 'Where the Bloody Hell Are You?' The Real Story Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Hills W
2006 Conference Presentations 21st Century Pastoralism: A stronger industry through new initiatives Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Ashley M
2006 Conference Presentations A Case Study on Intellectual Property Protection of Traditional Knowledge of Plants and their Uses Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Evans L, Scott H, Muir K et al
2006 Conference Presentations A Cross-Cultural Translation Schema for Cultural Natural Resource Management Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs James D
2006 Conference Presentations Aboriginal Art as Sustainable Community Business Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Oster J
2006 Conference Presentations Aboriginal burning issues in the southern Tanami Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Vaarzon-Morel P
2006 Conference Presentations Alternative Futures Analysis: A Scenario-based Strategic Planning Assessment Technique to aid Environmental Management Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Bassett S, Mouat D and Boyle D
2006 Conference Presentations Assessing NRM Community Capacity in the SA Arid Lands Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Raymond C, Cleary J and Cosgrove K
2006 Conference Presentations Bush Light Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Armstrong T
2006 Conference Presentations Businesses linking across the desert Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Taylor J
2006 Conference Presentations Can buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) be managed sustainably in desert Australia? Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Friedel M, Puckey H, O'Malley C et al
2006 Conference Presentations Centre for Sustainable Arid Towns Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs De Vries D
2006 Conference Presentations Changing the Business Experience using Unified Communications Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Ladmore J
2006 Conference Presentations Charge of the Might Brigade Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Carson D and Taylor A
2006 Conference Presentations Community Based Tourism in Namibia, Successes and Challenges Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Ndjavera U
2006 Conference Presentations Culture and Livelihoods - Healthy Jobs on Country Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Davies J
2006 Conference Presentations Desert communities' initiatives and innovations for improving livelihoods through tree crop management and use Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Abasse T, Guero C and Rinaudo T
2006 Conference Presentations Desert Partnerships and Sustainable Land Outcomes Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs McPherson S
2006 Conference Presentations Desert Peoples Centre: To Dream the Impossible Dream Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Bray J and Kunoth-Monks R
2006 Conference Presentations Enhancing Community Engagement in the Lake Eyre Basin Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Smith T
2006 Conference Presentations Exploring Online Community as Education Support in a Youth Centre Context Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Chellew L
2006 Conference Presentations From Problem to Profit: Waste water in the desert Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Anning P, Heaton P, Childs J et al
2006 Conference Presentations Getting ready for desert knowledge: Learning in Universities Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Allen G, Webeck K, Hartig K et al
2006 Conference Presentations Groundwater and arid ecosystems: Is enough available for both humans and native vegetation? Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Thomas J
2006 Conference Presentations History of the Desert Knowledge Movement Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Furber H
2006 Conference Presentations Indigenous participation in Natural Resource Management Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Rea N
2006 Conference Presentations Indigenous Pastoral Program Northern Territory Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Blyth S
2006 Conference Presentations Leaving a Legacy in the Desert Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Boyle A
2006 Conference Presentations Lessons from training in diverse desert contexts Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Young M
2006 Conference Presentations Leveraging through Linking an international perspective Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Ffowcs-Williams I
2006 Conference Presentations Linking with the local Indigenous Community to provide an international standard tourism experience Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Fry G
2006 Conference Presentations Living with or in the desert? A comparison study of the vernacular settlements in the Sahara desert Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Sherzad M
2006 Conference Presentations Ngarda Civil & Mining Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Taylor B
2006 Conference Presentations Rabbit Control in 2006 Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Lord D
2006 Conference Presentations Science in the service of Desert Living: what does it take to grow in the desert? Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Stafford-Smith M
2006 Conference Presentations Segmenting 4WD Tourism Markets Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Taylor A and Prideaux B
2006 Conference Presentations Sustainable electricity and water management on remote Indigenous communities Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Hoyal S and de Vries D
2006 Conference Presentations Sustainable Governance for Small Desert Settlements: Combining Single Settlement Localism with Multi-Settlement Regionalism Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Sanders W and Holcombe S
2006 Conference Presentations Sustaining rural communities in Arid Namibia Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Mendelsohn J and el Obeid S
2006 Conference Presentations The Citizen Scientist in the Desert: The Community Environmental Monitoring Program Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Shafer DS, Hartwell WT, McCurdy GD, Tappen JJ
2006 Conference Presentations The Future of Inland Towns Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Plowman I
2006 Conference Presentations The outback way - a journey through the heart Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Hill P
2006 Conference Presentations The role of protected areas in tourism-based regional development in arid Australia: Challenges in promoting a destination perspective Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Tremblay P
2006 Conference Presentations Towards a post-mining economy in a small town: Challenges, obstacles and lessons from South Africa Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Marais L and Atkinson D
2006 Conference Presentations Viability of Desert Communities in the Face of Rising World Oil Prices Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Worth D
2006 Conference Presentations Water and Energy Futures - strategic challenges & opportunities Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Turner G
2006 Conference Presentations Water: A Key Ingredient For The Viability Of Nepabunna Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Pearce M, Willis E, McCarthy C et al
2006 Conference Presentations Working together for successful outcomes Desert Knowledge Symposium 2006_Alice Springs Howard H and McMaritn S
2007 Conference Presentations Domestic water supply and health status in a remote aboriginal community in South Australia Developing World Conference_Adelaide Willis E, Pearce M, Ryan F et al
2006 Conference Presentations Abstracts of Desert Knowledge Presentations International Geographical Union Congress_Brisbane Various
2006 Conference Presentations Sustaining desert values and building economies: challenges for desert knowledge International Geographical Union_Brisbane Davies J
2006 Conference Presentations What can we learn from termites living well in the desert? IPAA National Conference_Perth Ferguson J
2006 Conference Presentations Importance of floods to regional viability: Stakeholder perceptions Rangeland Conference_Renmark Larson S
2006 Conference Presentations Lake Eyre Basin Rangeland Conference_Renmark Brake L
2006 Conference Presentations Markets for Biodiversity Outcomes in the Rangelands Rangeland Conference_Renmark Gorddard RJ, Whitten S and Smyth A
2006 Conference Presentations Poster for Importance of Floods to regional viability Rangeland Conference_Renmark Larson S
2006 Conference Presentations Rangeland Grazing Strategies for Improved Economics and Resource Sustainability Rangeland Conference_Renmark Fisher J and Kain AJ
2006 Conference Presentations Stage-structured project model incorporating effects of grazing management [pdf 387.5 kb] [Abstract] Rangeland Conference_Renmark Tiver F, Boland J, Rosenberg K, et al
2006 Conference Presentations Stage-structured projection model Rangeland Conference_Renmark Palisetty R, Tiver F, Boland J, et al
2006 Conference Presentations The Dispersal, Impact and Management of Buffel Grass (Cenchrus cilliaris) in Desert Australia Rangeland Conference_Renmark Friedel M
2006 Conference Presentations The Science of Desert Living Rangeland Conference_Renmark Stafford Smith M and McAllister R
2006 Conference Presentations What makes remote settlements viable/sustainable? Sustainability in Indigenous communities_Perth McGregor M
2006 Conference Presentations Demand Responsive Services: An Analytical Framework for Improved Administrative Practice in Indigenous Settlements [pdf 108.3 kb] [Abstract] Sustainable Indigenous Communities Conference_Perth Moran M
2006 Conference Presentations  What makes remote settlements viable/sustainable? Sustainable Indigenous Communities Conference_Perth McGregor M
2006 Conference Presentations The Challenge to Sustainability in Remote settlements The Desert Knowledge Symposium_Alice Springs Holcombe S
2006 Conference Presentations What happens when the rules change? Stakeholder reaction to the new water allocation 11th Biennial Conference of the International Society for the Study of Common Property_Bali Larson S
2006 Conference Presentations Desert Solutions for Desert Problems Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre 2006 Conference_Alice Springs: Ferguson J
2006 Conference Presentations A Developing Framework for community engagement, knowledge Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs Holcombe S
2006 Conference Presentations Commercialisation and Utilisation Plan Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs McGregor M
2006 Conference Presentations Commercialisation in practice Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs James C
2006 Conference Presentations Cross-Jurisdictional Management of Feral Camels to Protect NRM and Cultural Values Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs McGregor M and Edwards G
2006 Conference Presentations DK-CRC Core Project 4: Understanding and supporting desert settlement viability Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs Cheers B
2006 Conference Presentations Governance in the SAAL Region in response to the SA NRM Act 2004 Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs Cheers B, Brake L, Kruger M et al
2006 Conference Presentations Livelihoods through management of natural & cultural resources: benefiting Australia Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs Davies J
2006 Conference Presentations Walking together, working together: Indigenous research partnerships Desert Knowledge CRC-Wide Conference_Alice Springs Davies J
2006 Conference Presentations Developing a Science of Desert Living: what does it take to grow in the desert? International Conference on Development_Beijing McGregor M and Stafford-Smith M
2006 Conference Presentations Developing a Science of Desert Living: what does it take to grow in the desert?_notes International Conference on Development_Beijing McGregor M and Stafford-Smith M
2005 Conference Presentations Delivering Essential Services in Desert National Housing Conference_Perth Anda M and Dallas S
2005 Conference Presentations Developing Lifecycle Models for Sustainable Investment in Desert Communities National Housing Conference_Perth Parnell M, Seemann K
2005 Conference Presentations Designing our future together - Linking regional needs to Research Small town survival conference_York McGregor M
2005 Conference Presentations Designing our future together - Linking regional needs to Research_notes Small town survival conference_York McGregor M
2006 Conference Presentations What happens when the rules change? Stakeholder reaction to the new water allocation arrangements in outback Australia   Larson S
2007 DKCRC Research Report DKCRC Regional profiles of the Lake Eyre Basin DKCRC Alexander Herr, Tim Smith and Lynn Brake
2008 Handbook WaterSmart Pastoralism DKCRC James C and Bubb A
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University of Melbourne - Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements (ATNS) Project

In an ARC Linkage project with OIPC and Rio Tinto, the University of Melbourne conducts research into agreement making processes, including factors associated with promoting long-term sustainability of agreement and to expand the ATNS database.

The ARC process ensures that projects are high quality and viable across the proposed time frame.  The researcher maintains the intellectual property rights on the research.  FaHCSIA provides expertise in all cases and funding in some case.

Reports are released throughout projects and are available publicly.  Please refer to website http://www.atns.net.au/


University of Melbourne - Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements (ATNS) Project
Date Type of Report Title Research Organisation Authors
2006 Publication 'Indigenous Self-Determination: Rethinking the Relationship of Rights and Economic Development', in G. Worby and L-Irabinna Rigney (eds) Sharing Spaces: Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Responses to Story, Country and Rights, API-Network, Perth. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2006 Publication 'Rights, Responsibilities and Indigenous Disadvantage',Impact, Summer 2006 Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2005 Publication The Relevance of the Rights Agenda in the Age of Practical Reconciliation', in R Hunter & M Keyes (eds), Changing Law: Rights, Regulation and Reconciliation, Ashgate, Cornwall. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2005 Publication 'Treaty and/or Health', vol 7, Balayi, 154. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2005 Publication 'Indigenous Organisations and Economic Development', in D. Austin-Broos and G. McDonald, Culture, Economy and Governance in Aboriginal Australia, University of Sydney, Sydney. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2005 Publication 'Our Institutions in a Reconciled Australia', vol 4, Journal of Indigenous Policy 27. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2003 Publication 'Power from the People: A Community-based Approach to Indigenous Self-Determination', vol 6(2), The Flinders Journal of Law Reform, 135-150. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2002 Publication 'Mabo Ten Years On ­ A Psychological Terra Nullius' (2002) Impact July 2002, 1, 8-9. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2002 Publication 'Self-Determination and Indigenous Policy: the Rights Framework and Practical Outcomes' (2002) 1 Journal of Indigenous Policy, 43-58. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2002 Publication 'The Link Between Rights and a Treaty' (2002) 4 Balayi: Culture Law and Colonialism, 21-28. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2005 Publication Treaty, Federation Press, Annandale. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt, S Brennan, Lisa Strelein and G Williams
2006 Publication 'Implementing and Monitoring Indigenous Land Use Agreements in the Minerals Industry: The Western Cape Communities Co-existence Agreement' in Langton et al (eds), Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand, The Federation Press, Annandale. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Crooke, P, Harvey, B, Langton, M,
2006 Publication 'Agreement-Making in the Local Context: Case Studies from Regional Australia' in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds), Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand, The Federation Press, Annandale. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne B Genat, K Shain and E Wensing
2005 Publication 'Community Oriented Protected Areas for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities: A Study of Developments Australasia', vol 12 Journal of Political Ecology. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health and School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Z Ma Rhea and Lisa Palmer
2006 Publication 'Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements Project', in Dyson, L, Hendriks, M, and Grant, S, Information Technology and Indigenous People, Idea Group Inc, Hershey. In Press. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health and School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Odette Mazel and Lisa Palmer
2006 Publication Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand, The Federation Press, Annandale. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, Law School and School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Odette Mazel, Lisa Palmer, K Shain and Maureen Tehan (eds)
2006 Publication The 'Spirit' of the Thing: The Boundaries of Aboriginal Economic Relations at Australian Common Law', vol 17(3) The Australian Journal of Anthropology, p307-321. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Odette Mazel and Lisa Palmer
2006 Publication Sharing Land and Resources: Modern Agreements and Treaties with Indigenous People in Settler States' in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds), 'Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand', The Federation Press, Annandale. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, Law School & School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Odette Mazel, Lisa Palmer and Maureen Tehan
2006 Publication 'Authority, Knowledge and Values: Indigenous Nations Engagement in the Management of Natural Resources in the Murray-Darling Basin' in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds), 'Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand', The Federation Press, Annandale. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne M Morgan, S Strelein and J Weir
2004 Publication Honour Among Nations? Treaties and Agreements with Indigenous People (2004, Melbourne University Press, Carlton). (Click here for more information about this publication.) Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, Law School and School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Lisa Palmer, K Shain and Maureen Tehan (eds)
2004 Publication 'Agreement Making and the Recognition of Indigenous Customary Polities', in Langton et al (eds) Honour Among Nations? Treaties and Agreements with Indigenous People, (2004, The University of Melbourne Press, Carlton). Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health & School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2003 Publication 'Negotiating Settlements: Indigenous peoples, settler states and the significance of treaties and agreements', in Treaty Let's Get it Right (2003, AIATSIS & ATSIC, Canberra). Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health & School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2003 Publication 'Modern Agreement Making and Indigenous People in Australia: Issues and Trends' (2003) 8(1) Australian Indigenous Law Reporter 1. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health & School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2004 Publication 'Introduction' in Langton et al (eds) Honour Among Nations? Treaties and Agreements with Indigenous People, (2004, The University of Melbourne Press, Carlton.) Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, Law School & School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Maureen Tehan and Lisa Palmer
2005 Publication 'Treaties', 'Agreements', 'Contracts' and 'Commitments' - What's in a name? the legal force and meaning of different forms of agreement making (2005) 7 Balayai: Culture, Law colonialism 6. Law School, University of Melbourne D Llewelyn and Maureen Tehan
2006 Publication 'Returning Parna Wiru: Restitution of the Maralinga Lands to Traditional Owners in South Australia' in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds), 'Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand', The Federation Press, Annandale. Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements Project, Centre for Health and Society, The University of Melbourne Odette Mazel
2006 Publication 'Keeping the Fires Burning: Grievance and Aspiration in the Ngai Tahu Settlement' in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds),'Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand', The Federation Press, Annandale. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne T O'Regan, Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2004 Publication 'Listening Positions'(review of B Dean and J Levi (eds), At the Risk of Being Heard: Identity, Indigenous Rights and Postcolonial States (2003)), 7(2) Postcolonial Studies. School of Social and Environmental Enquiry, University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer
2006 Publication 'From Remnant Lands to Sustainable Communities: Negotiating Spaces for Indigenous Land and Jurisdiction in Darwin and Vancouver', in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds), Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand, The Federation Press, Annandale. School of Social and Environmental Enquiry and Law School, University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer and Maureen Tehan
2006 Publication 'Shared Citizenship and Self-Government in Canada: A Case Study of James Bay and Nunavik (Northern Quebec)', in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds), Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand, The Federation Press, Annandale. School of Social and Environmental Enquiry and Law School, University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer and Maureen Tehan
2006 Publication 'Anchored to the land': Asserting and Recognising Aboriginal Jurisdiction in the Northwest Territories',in Langton, Mazel, Palmer, Shain, Tehan (eds), Settling with Indigenous People: Case Studies in Agreement Making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand, The Federation Press, Annandale. School of Social and Environmental Enquiry and Law School, University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer and Maureen Tehan
2004 Publication 'The Shadow of the Law and the British Columbia Treaty Process: ' [Can] the Unthinkable Become Common Place' in Langton et al (eds) Honour Among Nations? Treaties and Agreements with Indigenous People, (2004, The University of Melbourne Press, Carlton). Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2004 Publication 'Difference, equality, recognition and justice: Indigenous issues in the High Court judgments of Justice Mary Gaudron', 15 Public Law Review, 317. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2003 Publication 'A Hope Disillusioned, an Opportunity Lost? Reflections on Common Law Native Title and Ten Years of the Native Title Act' (2003) 27(2) Melbourne University Law Review 523. (http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/MULR/2003/19.html) Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2002 Publication 'Talking Treaty: Responder' in Rickard J and Ross V (eds) Unfinished Business (2002,Desbooks Thornbury). Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2007 Publication Indigenous people's participation in Biodiversity Conservation, Issues paper for the Environmental Defender's Office Victoria Law School, University of Melbourne Lee Godden and K Birrell
2006 Publication 'Responses to Henry Reynolds' Macquarie Law Journal (206) Vol 6. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 Publication 'Scoping paper on the Trends in Agreement-Making with Indigenous Communities' for the Ministerial Council for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Odette Mazel
2007 Publication Taxation and Trusts and the Distribution of Benefits under Native Title Agreements, Native Title Research Report No. 1/2007, Native Title Research Unit, AIATSIS, Canberra. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein and T Tran
2006 Publication Native Title payments, taxation and the distribution of benefits, Native Title Research Unit, AIATSIS, Canberra (Background Paper for workshop) Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2008 Publication 'Special Edition on Indigenous and Local Peoples and Resource Development: International Comparisons of Law, Policy and Practice'2008) 26 (1) Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Godden, M Langton, O Mazel and M Tehan (eds)
2002 Conference Paper 'Treaty, Reconciliation and Negotiation', Keynote, Sharing the Space Conference, Flinders University, 11 July 2002. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2002 Conference Paper 'The Link between a Treaty and the Rights Framework: A Rejection of the ' Practical Reconciliation' Policy', National Treaty Conference, Canberra, 28 August, 2002. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2002 Conference Paper 'Self-determination and Indigenous Policy: the Rights Framework and Practical Outcomes', Keynote, Setting the Agenda: ATSIC Policy Conference, Canberra, 25 March 2002. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2002 Conference Paper 'Power from the People: A Community-Based Approach to Indigenous Self-Determination', Elliot Johnston Tribute Lecture, Flinders University Law School, 14 May, 2002. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Behrendt
2006 Conference Paper Re-Imagining The Social Contract: Agreement-making with Indigenous and Local Peoples', Transforming Institutions: Governments, NGO's and Communities in Partnership Conference, Centre for Public Policy, University of Melbourne, 25 - 27 September,2006. Law School, University of Melbourne Lee Godden
2006 Conference Paper Legal personality and native title corporations', Native Title Conference: Tradition and Change, Culture and Commerce, 24-26 May 2006. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2002 Conference Paper 'Our Right to Set the Course for Change', paper presented at the ATSIC National Policy Conference, Canberra, March 25-26, 2002. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2002 Conference Paper 'Ancient Jurisdictions, Aboriginal Polities and Sovereignty', Indigenous Governance Conference, Canberra, 3-5 April, 2002. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2002 Conference Paper 'Negotiating Settlements: Indigenous peoples, settler states and the significance of treaties and agreements: Overview of the Series', Other Frontier Seminar Series, Institute of Post Colonial Studies Melbourne. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2006 Conference Paper Utilising the ATNS Database: findings and conclusions', Native Title Conference: Tradition and Change, Culture and Commerce, 24-26 May 2006. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Odette Mazel
2004 Conference Paper 'Honour Among Nations? Treaties and Agreements with Indigenous People', paper presented at the National Native Title Conference, Adelaide, 4 June 2004. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2003 Conference Paper 'Unsettling Sovereignties and Negotiating Treaties: The re-emergence of customary exchange as economic relations', paper presented at the Peace and Reconciliation: International Perspectives Conference, Melbourne,16 July 2003. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2003 Conference Paper 'Modern Agreement Making and Indigenous People: Issues and Trends', paper presented at the National Native Title Conference, Alice Springs, 4 June, 2003. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2003 Conference Paper 'Modern Agreement Making and Indigenous People: Issues and Trends', paper presented at the Commonwealth Law Conference, Melbourne, 15 April, 2003. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2003 Conference Paper 'Indigenous Peoples, Biodiversity Related Knowledge, Protected Areas, and Governance', paper presented to the Indigenous Involvement in National Parks Conference, University of Wollongong, New South Wales, October 2, 2003. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2003 Conference Paper 'Treaties and Agreements as Instruments of Order in and Between Civil Societies: A rational choice approach', paper presented at the ATSIC National Treaty Conference, Canberra, 27-29 August 2003. Online: http://www.treatynow.org/conference.asp Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Lisa Palmer
2006 Conference Paper Nation building and resource management: The politics of 'nature' in Timor Leste',International Geographical Union 2006 Brisbane Conference, 4 July 2006. Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer
2005 Conference Paper 'Law, property and dispossession in the colonial and postcolonial city: the spatial and legal landscapes of Indigenous/settler relations in Darwin and Vancouver', Law's Empire Conference, (Canadian Law and Society Conference) Canada. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2004 Conference Paper 'Difference, equality, recognition, justice: Indigenous Issues in the High Court judgments of Justice Mary Gaudron', Conference Honouring Mary Gaudron's Contribution to Australian Law Melbourne. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2004 Conference Paper 'The Shadow of the Law and the British Columbia Treaty Process: Lessons for Australia?', paper presented at the National Native Title Conference, Adelaide, 4 June 2004. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2002 Conference Paper 'Talking Treaty: Form, Substance and Possibilities for a Fair and Just Relationship', Unfinished Business Conference, Melbourne. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2002 Conference Paper 'Land, Negotiation, Agreements and Treaties: Possibilities for a Fair and Just Relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Settler', paper presented at Confluence 2000, Victorian Department of Natural Resources and the Environment Conference, Melbourne 2002. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2002 Conference Paper 'Negotiating Settlements: A Legal Overview', Other Frontier Seminar Series Institute of Post Colonial Studies Melbourne. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2007 Conference Paper 'Cultural Heritage and Environmental Management' Mining, Petroleum, Oil and Gas Symposium: Indigenous Participation in the Resource and Extraction Industry July 9-10, Broome. Law School, University of Melbourne Lee Godden
2007 Conference Paper 'Agreements with Indigenous people: Their Role in Improving Economic Participation and Governance and the Need for Policy and Legal Frameworks' presentation to the Federal and Supreme Court Judges Conference Sheraton Hotel, Perth, 22 January, 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 Conference Paper 'Beyond the 'Resource Curse': Agreements with Indigenous Australians and their effective Implementation', Mining, Petroleum, Oil and Gas Symposium: Indigenous Participation the Resource and Extraction Industry 9-10 July, Broome. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton and Odette Mazel
2007 Conference Paper Maximising Benefits- Taxation and the structuring of Native Title Agreements, Mining, Petroleum, Oil and Gas Symposium: Indigenous Participation in the Resources and Extraction Industry, 9-10 July, Broome. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2007 Conference Paper Making the Most of Native Title in Australia; Achieving Outcomes and Managing Benefits, Te Puni Kokiri (Maori Affairs), Wellington, 29 January 2007 (focus on native title) Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2007 Conference Paper Making the Most of Native Title in Australia: Achieving Outcomes and Managing benefits, Te Puni Kokiri (Maori Affairs), CIGAD, College of Business, 1 February 2007 (Focus on outcomes and Prescribed Body Corporates) Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2007 Conference Paper Native Title Year in Review. National Native Title Conference, Cairns, 8 June 2007. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2007 Conference Paper Prescribed Bodies Corporate, Attorney- General's Consultative Forum, 16 March 2007. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2006 Conference Paper Compromised Jurisprudence Presentation delivered to the National Native Title Forum, 25 October 2006, Melbourne. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2006 Conference Paper Native Title Payments, Taxation and the Distribution of Benefits, Presentation delivered to the Taxation, Trusts and Distribution of Benefits Under Native Title Agreements Workshop for NTRB Senior Professional Officers, 19 September 2006, University of New South Wales, Sydney. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2006 Conference Paper Indigenous Participation in the Australian Economy Through the Resource and Extraction Industries: Lessons from the Argyle Diamond Mine Agreement Sustainable Development Conference. Minerals Council of Australia. 29 October - 2 November 2007, Cairns. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Odette Mazel and K Doohan
2007 Conference Paper 'Thoughts on the Northern Territory Intervention' Reconciliation and the Constitution, the University of Melbourne Law School, 26 October 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 Conference Paper 'Implementation Of Agreements: Consideration of Human Rights and the Cultural Context for the Growing Communities in Changing Economies: Aboriginal Community Development with the Resource Sector', CAMA Conference, Vancouver, 4 -6 November 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne K Doohan
2007 Conference Paper 'Sustainable Indigenous Entities for making Agreements: Colloquium presentation', Research Higher Degree Colloquium, Melbourne Law School, Melbourne, 7 November 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne A Firth
2007 Conference Paper 'A new boundary? Corporations and recognition of Indigenous law and custom', Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand 2007 International Conference, Melbourne, 30 November 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne A Firth
2007 Conference Paper 'Creating a Register of Aboriginal Businesses in Mining', Aboriginal Enterprises in Mining and Exploration Conference, Cairns, 1-2 November 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 Conference Paper 'Shared Responsibility Agreements: A Case Study of La Per', Seminar Series, School of Population health, the University of Melbourne, 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 Conference Paper 'Tax incentives for Indigenous enterprise: two new models', presentation to the NTRB/NTSP Senior Professional Officers' Forum, Sydney, 19 September 2007. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
2007 Conference Paper 'Property Paradox', University of Melbourne Law School, 3 September 2007. Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan
2007 General Reference 'Cultural Impact Assessment methods and mitigation', Presentation to the IAIA, Yellowknife, Canada.   K Doohan
2007 General Reference Sustainable Indigenous Entities for Making Agreements', PHD Confirmation Seminar, the University of Melbourne, 2007.   A Firth
2007 General Reference 'Stop the Abuse of Children', The Australian, 12 December 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 General Reference Leading Practice in Sustainable Development Program for the Mining Industry: Working with Indigenous Communities Handbook Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 General Reference 'The big picture assessment of how much business generally is working with Aboriginal people in employment, training and development enterprises', Interview on 'Saturday Extra' on Radio National by Geraldine Doogue, 21 April 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 General Reference Interview on 'Saturday Extra' on Radio National by Geraldine Doogue,13 October 2007 Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 General Reference Interview on Triple R Radio 'The Word' by Tracee Hutchinson, 23 October 2007 Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2007 General Reference Taxation of native title benefits , NTRB Legal Masterclass, Aurora Project, Sydney, july 2007. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Lisa Strelein
28 February 2008 General Reference 'The Business of Process in Indigenous Agreement- and Decision- Making', Centre for Health and Society Seminar Series Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne T Bauman
28 February 2008 General Reference 'The Business of Process in Indigenous Agreement- and Decision- Making', Centre for Health and Society Seminar Series, Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne T Bauman
26-27 February 2008 General Reference The Challenges of Incorporation’ Indigenous Communities, Economic Development and Tax Policy Symposium, Melbourne, 26-27 February 2008. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne A Frith
4-6 June 2008 General Reference 'The Challenges of Incorporation of Prescribed Bodies Corporate' Native Title Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne A Frith
6-9 June 2008 General Reference 'Plurality, Hybridity Sovereignty' New Worlds, New Sovereignties Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne A Frith
16-May-08 General Reference 'Human Rights, and Water Law in a Climate Change Era', Workshop on Climate Change Impacts in the Murray Darling Basin MLDRIN and CSIRO Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Lee Godden
4-6 June 2008 General Reference 'The Challenges of Incorporation of Prescribed Bodies Corporate' Native Title Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Lee Godden
7-8 May 2008 General Reference 'Report on Agreement-making, Indigenous Peoples and Mining in Australia to Indigenous Peoples and Mining Special Interest Group' International Bar Association Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Lee Godden
4-6 June 2008 General Reference 'Native Title Agreement Negotiations and Rent Seeking', Native Title Conference, Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
27-28 May 2008 General Reference 'Poverty in the Midst of Plenty: Using the New Federal Approach to Overcome Indigenous Disadvantage in Australia', Economic and Social Outlook Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
30 June-3 July 2008 General Reference 'Social License, Corporate Social Responsibility and the Resource Curse: Mining and Indigenous Communities in Australia', Institute of Australian Geographers Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Odette Mazel
30 June-3 July 2008 General Reference 'Enlivening Development: Water management in the post-conflict city of Baucau, Timor Leste', Institute of Australian Geographers Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer
3 July 2008 General Reference 'Enlivening Development: Water management in the post-conflict city of Baucau, Timor Leste', Institute of Australian Geographers Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer
26-27 February 2008 General Reference 'Structures and Incentives for Commercial Activities' Indigenous Communities, Economic Development and Tax Policy Symposium Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne M Stewart
4-6 June 2008 General Reference 'Tax and Corporate Design', Native Title Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne M Stewart
4-6 June 2008 General Reference 'Native Title Year in Review' Native Title Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne L Strelein
6 March 2008 General Reference 'Murray River Country: an ecological dialogue with traditional owners', Seminar presentation, Fenner School of Environment and Society Seminar Series, The Australian National University Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne J Weir
5 June 2008 General Reference 'Water and Native Title: Political/legal transformations and their ecological context', Native Title Conference Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne J Weir
2006 Seminar "I bet I understand them", authorities living with illusions - perceptions of biodiversity conservation in community forestry in Nepal', SAGES Seminar Series, 25 October 2006.   U Acharya
2006 Seminar Effective Leadership and Development in Indigenous Communities, Monash University Law Chambers, 23 October 2006.   M Begay (Director, Native Nations Institute University of Arizona)
2004 Seminar Practical Recolonization(?): Aboriginal Rights and Equality in Australia, public seminar held at The University of Melbourne, 25 May 2004.   J Borrows
2003 Seminar Tipene O'Regan, and Paul Briggs, ' Conversation across the Seas: A Discussion between First Nation Leaders of Aotearoa and Australia', public seminar held at The University of Melbourne, 16 September 2003. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2003 Seminar 'Indigenous Sovereignty Aspirations and Governmental Responses: The North American Experience', public seminar held at The University of Melbourne, 9 April 2003   B Morse
2002 Seminar Negotiating Settlements: Indigenous peoples, settler states and the significance of treaties and agreements, 2002, The Other Frontier Seminar Series 2002, Institute of Post Colonial Studies, North Melbourne.    
2003 Seminar "Beaches for all!": the tension between customary rights and universal rights in contemporary New Zealand, public seminar held at The University of Melbourne, 18 September 2003.   T O'Regan
2006 Seminar Customary Resource Management in Timor Leste, SAGES seminar series, 13 September, 2006.   D do Amaral de Carvalho (UNPAZ and Haburas Foundation, Timor Leste)
2007 Seminar 'The Agreement Approach to Indigenous Affairs: the Federal Government's 'Shared Responsibility Agreements' seminar for the School of Population Health The University of Melbourne. 30 May 2007. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton
2006 Workshop Presentation Exploring the Tensions of Nation Building in Timor Leste Roundtable Discussion, 1 day academic forum co-convened by School of Anthropology Geography and Environmental Studies, the ATNS Project and the University of Melbourne Human Rights Committee, 15 October 2006 (involving 40 participants and 11 speakers, with key notes from 2 visiting East Timorese academics).    
2006 Workshop Presentation Implementation of Agreements and Treaties with Local Peoples in Postcolonial States, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies, Canberra, July 2006.    
2003 Workshop Presentation 'A Conversation across the Seas: A Discussion between First Nation Leaders of Aotearoa and Australia', public seminar held at The University of Melbourne, 16 September. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, T O'Regan and P Briggs
2003 Workshop Presentation 'ATNS Database' presentation to the Attorney General's Department Native Title Consultative Forum, Canberra, July 2003. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton & Lisa Palmer
2003 Workshop Presentation 'Unsettling Sovereignties and Negotiating Treaties: the re-emergence of customary exchange as economic relations', paper presented at Modern Agreements, Current Research and its Application, Beechworth Workshop, organised by Rio Tinto, December 6-8. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton & Lisa Palmer
2003 Workshop Presentation 'Modern Agreements, Current Research and its Application', Beechworth Workshop, organised by Rio Tinto, December 6-8, 2003. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Odette Mazel & Lisa Palmer
2002 Workshop Presentation Beechworth Workshop, organised by Rio Tinto, December 2002. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, School of Social and Environmental Enquiry and Law School, University of Melbourne Marcia Langton, Maureen Tehan, Lisa Palmer, and K Shain
2005 Workshop Presentation 'Returning Parnu Wiru', presentation to Australian Indigenous Studies Seminar Series, The University of Melbourne, August. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Odette Mazel
2006 Workshop Presentation 'Developing Timor Leste: The role of custom and tradition', Academic Froum Exploring the Tensions of Nation Building in Timor Leste, The University of Melbourne, 15 October 2006. Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Lisa Palmer
2004 Workshop Presentation 'ATNS Database', presentation to the Native Title Representative Body Leaders Forum, March. School of Social and Environmental Enquiry and Law School, University of Melbourne Maureen Tehan & Lisa Palmer
18 July 2008 Media Release Environmental and economic benefits for Ngarrindjeri Australian Indigenous Studies Centre for Health and Society School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs

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