Get started searching for resources related to the health of Indigenous Australians.
To search for journal articles related to Indigenous health, you can search using the core databases in health.
Listed below are supplementary resources you can consider, including sources of grey literature.
Warning: Some records contained in online resources may contain references to deceased people, sacred or secret material, inappropriate terminology or offensive language, which, though unintentional, may cause distress to some people.
Resources for Indigenous health
-
Informit Indigenous collection This link opens in a new windowOffers topical and historical issues paramount to understanding Indigenous studies across the world, but predominately in Australia and New Zealand. Including some Indigenous-led research in current fields, such as cultural and language revitalisation, biocultural knowledge, and decolonisation initiatives.
-
Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNetAims to contribute to improving the health of Australia's Indigenous people by making relevant, high quality knowledge and information easily accessible. Includes the Australian indigenous health bulletin and the Journal of the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet.
-
Lowitja InstituteAustralia’s National Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research.
Reports and statistics
-
Close the gapAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner's indigenous health campaign for indigenous health equality.
-
Australian Bureau of StatisticsProvides census data and a range statistical data on all areas of Australian life including demography, labour force, population and housing, business activity, building, immigration.
Related guides
You can visit the Indigenous studies guide for more resources related to Indigenous Australians.
The Grey literature guide includes more sources of literature such as reports.
Looking for more help with searching?
For quick help, you can get in touch via Library Chat
Or visit us at the Library Help Zone
UNSW staff, postgraduate and honours students can book a Research consultation