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Construction Contractors' Attitudes towards a New Research Study: An Impirical Study in South Australia
No full textCancer incidence and mortality in Mongolia - National registry data
No full textsite of liver, stomach and esophagus, for which cases fatality rates are high in all populations. Emphasis is given in the National Cancer Control Program (NCCP) to limiting treatment for these and other high-fatality cancers to the small sub-set of potentially curable cases, while focusing on palliative care and patient support for the remainder. Meanwhile opportunities are being pursued to prevent liver cancer through hepatitis B vaccination and lung cancer through tobacco control, and to reduce cervical cancer mortality by finding lesions at a pre-malignant or early invasive stage.
Universality: what space exists for Aboriginality?
No full textThis article explores the problem of universality and the historical exclusion and translation of Aboriginal perspectives within the context of human rights and social justice. Opinions based upon Aboriginal world views have been largely excluded from Australian mainstream society, and are generally absent for example in court decisions which refer to Aboriginal law, culture, and Aboriginality. In some instances anthropological evidence is given during court proceedings, but that evidence is still treated by Euro-centric perceptions. Translation is sometimes attempted, but it occurs across the expanse of a colonial history and as if Aboriginal culture was embedded and unaffected by the workings of colonialism. In the light of this, there is a need for an analysis of the impact of colonialism and its entrenched powers. But questions arise: to what extent can effective translations occur? How might they be determined, and what might they mean? And it is sure that the exclusion of Aboriginal community voices negates the possibility or capacity for any reliable translation of Aboriginal perspectives.
Camo a matchbox ring series
No full text22 contemporary jewellers exhibit traditional and non-traditional casting methods in their recent works.
Exhibited at soft corn
No full textSOFT CORN presents meditations on surreal contemporary pop and the art of do-it-yourself. New objects by Matt Huppatz, recent moving images from Lynne Sanderson and Monte Masi, with drawings from the outside-insiders collective, Corpse Club (Felt website).
Mediating between Indigenous and non Indigenous Australians: cross-cultural perspectives on mediation theory
No full textThe paper analyses and discusses the special considerations that a mediator might want to consider when mediating disputes between people from different cultural backgrounds, specifically between non-Indigenous and Indigenous people.
