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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples health

According to the AIHW report Australia’s Health 2008 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are generally less healthy than other Australians, die at much younger ages, have more disability and a lower quality of life. Despite improvements in Indigenous death rates, the overall gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people appears to be widening. However, the gap in death rates between Indigenous infants and other Australian infants is narrowing.

In 2009 NHMRC research funding expenditure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health was more than $38 million for 167 active research grants, a 25% increase in funding from 2008.

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Calender Year

Financial Year

2000

$3,890,231

2000-01

$4,877,984

2001

$5,600,182

2001-02

$6,130,286

2002

$6,354,223

2002-03

$7,131,794

2003

$9,389,203

2003-04

$11,051,65

2004

$11,640,387

2004-05

$14,626,690

2005

$17,981,760

2005-06

$18,117,911

2006

$20,102,661

2006-07

$20,775,135

2007

$22,836,329

2007-08

$26,857,552

2008

$31,298,037

2008-09

$36,130,439

2009

$38,955,524

2009-2010

$33,776,919

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05/Jan/10

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