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Access to Recreation within Australian Aboriginal communities

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June 1, 2014

 

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In 2001, around one in four Indigenous Australians lived in remote areas compared with only one in fifty non-Indigenous Australians. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are a young population with a median age of 20.5 years compared to 36.1 years for the non-Indigenous population. Because such a large percentage (25%) of Indigenous people live in declared ?Remote' areas of Australia (ABS 2002), it's interesting to compare their statistics to those living in non-remote areas...
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Because such a large percentage (25%) of Indigenous people live in declared ?Remote' areas of Australia (ABS 2002), it's interesting to compare their statistics to those living in non-remote areas. Indigenous people living in remote areas had a slightly higher rate of participation in sport over a 12-month period than those in non-remote areas (52% compared with 48%), and men were more likely to have participated than women (57% and 42% respectively)...
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