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Amid fears of an escalating nuclear threat, the media is failing in its duty to the public

Editor: Melissa SweetAuthor: Marie McInerneyon: January 16, 2018In: Croakey longreads, global health, Global health and climate change, media-related issues, public interest journalism

Amid fears of an escalating nuclear threat, the media is failing in its duty to the public

With the United States set to drive a dangerous new nuclear arms race (see this analysis by Richard Butler AC, a former Ambassador to the United NationsConvenor of the Canberra Commission on... Read more

Calling for the NDIS to be more accountable to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

Editor: Melissa SweetAuthor: John Gilroyon: April 29, 2016In: disabilities, Indigenous health, NDIS

Calling for the NDIS to be more accountable to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) may bring valuable opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disabilities, but some important questions have arisen... Read more

A global push to develop more effective funding models for Indigenous health services

Editor: Melissa SweetAuthor: Jennifer Doggetton: December 21, 2015In: #HSR15, health reform, Indigenous health

A global push to develop more effective funding models for Indigenous health services

Could “reciprocal accountability” – a concept based upon a more equitable distribution of power between governments and Indigenous peoples – help to liberate Indigenous health se... Read more

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