A story of old ways of hunting, collecting, fathering and eating good tucker,

This document provides background information to assist the community in preparing comment on children's services in the Northern Territory

This anniversary book highlights BreastScreenNT's achievements, progress and key focus. The book reiterates the importance of providing the service and the challenges faced with delivering the service effectively in the Territory's unique geographic and demographic makeup

This report tells the story of the 10-year service history of BreastScreenNT – the early days, achievements and challenges along the way and where the program is now. It includes facts and figures about the NT population, women’s participation in screening and program outcomes. It tells women’s personal stories about being screened and recalled for assessment, about being diagnosed with breast cancer and about working in the program or in association with it over those 10 years. BreastScreenNT provides a free breast screening service to asymptomatic women at five sites throughout the NT, and screens more than 4000 women each year. Service is provided from first mammogram to the point of breast cancer diagnosis and referral for treatment.

The East Arnhem Regional Plan has been developed to ensure that local geographic issues within this Region are enmeshed in our overall strategic direction and deliverable outcomes. The process that has led to the development of the Plan has involved the active participation of the local staff and key stakeholders.

This booklet describes our vision for the health and community services system in the Northern Territory over the next five years. Specifically, it outlines our framework for building healthier communities for all Territorians.

This pathway booklet aims to assist people with cancer to understand and navigate the journey ahead. It includes information on early detection, initial diagnosis, treatment planning and treatment options.

The Northern Territory (NT) has a unique population with cardiac service being provided across a large proportion of the country. Current access to cardiac rehabilitation in the NT is predominantly based in the urban centres of Darwin (and Palmerston) and Alice Springs. Patients living in rural and remote regions and Indigenous patients are currently largely underserviced [4]. In order to address this, a strong framework for cardiac rehabilitation has been developed and now must be implemented and evaluated.

This child protection teams handbook outlines policies, procedures and responsibilities in regard to child protection in the Northern Territory

This booklet provides basic information and guidelines to follow if health professionals suspect a child has suffered physical, emotional or sexual maltreatment or is being neglected.

This booklet provides basic information and guidelines to follow if a health professional suspects a child has suffered physical, emotional or sexual maltreatment. No page 1 or 2 in the original document.

This was project was a collaboration with the Fred Hollows Foundation Indigenous Program, Anmatjere health service, Katherine west health Board, Sunrise health service, Wurli Wurlinjang Health Service and United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Looking at a major health problem with indigenous children in the NT is a iron anaemia and the consequences.

This publication contains information and application forms for the Cottage Homes emergency and short term care for children

This is a second revision following the 1979 edition The manual has been written and was regularly revised to provide staff with a basic guideline to the cleaning needs and methods in line with general hospital policies .

This manual has been written and was regularly revised to provide staff with a basic guideline to the cleaning needs and methods within the hospitals

Good governance is about both achieving desired results and achieving them in the right way. It is also about the processes by which stakeholders articulate their interests, their input is absorbed, decisions are taken and decision-makers are accountable.

A summary of data provided by responding organisations to the domestic and family violence service mapping project questionnaire. Contact details of other relevant organisations are also included.

The Alcohol and Other Drugs Program has prepared this directory from information supplied by agencies and to the best of our knowledge the information is correct at the time of printing.

Drains are generally constructed structures to convey stormwater, waste water, or other sources of water by a flow path or formal channel from a catchment or source to a discharge point. Drains can be part of an organised drainage system or a specific measure to drain depressions or temporary flooded areas. Generally drains in small catchments in undeveloped areas only convey water during or for a few hours after rain, and if they have adequate slope, dry up soon after the rain ceases. However drains with larger catchments or from perennial or artificial sources of water, contain water for relatively long periods and can be significant sources of mosquitoes.