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Consultation draft on AIATSIS guidelines for ethical research

The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Code for Ethical Conduct in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research (Code) is being revised – a consultation draft was launched earlier this month for public submissions ending Wednesday, 31st July. The purpose of the Code is to promote ethical and responsible practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research in Australia, to increase the contribution of Indigenous knowledge to Australian research, to ensure research has a positive impact for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and to improve the quality and standards of research in this area.Find out more and lodge a submission.

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Community and disability workers invited to share their experiences in new research survey

The Australian Services Union has commissioned researchers from UNSW to complete a survey for Community and Disability Service workers, and PeakCare subscribers…

Read More

Welcome to the PeakCare team, Kate Bjur!

PeakCare is excited to announce that Kate Bjur will be joining the team from 4th December 2023, as our Director…

Read More

Will you support Queensland children to Thrive by Five?

“Early learning and childcare is not an optional extra, this is an essential service.” Thrive by Five is an initiative…

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