People of the Land
Vol. 25 No 1 | Autumn 2023
The stories in this issue are inspiring and speak to the strength of our culture and language. We need to be empowered to make positive changes. Non-Indigenous culture and knowledge can be so much richer if Indigenous ways of knowing and holistic approaches are valued and incorporated.
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Dr Sarah Te Whaiti
Feature
Tangata whenua
Dr Sarah Te Whaiti
Dr Leila Usher
Feature
My experience as a First Nations trainee
Dr Leila Usher
Dr Jared Watts
Feature
Pale, stale, male and working in Aboriginal women’s health?
Dr Jared Watts

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He Tāngata (The People)
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Dr Nisha Khot
Vol. 23 No 2 | Winter 2021
Abortion services in rural & remote Australia
Dr Catriona Melville
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