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Dr Sue Gordon, AM, was taken from her mother aged 4 years in 1947 under government policies relating to part Aboriginal children, her family found her over 30 years later. Read more

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YEAR	PAPER	ORGANISATION	AUTHOR	PRESENTED
2009	Dogs in remote Communities and Associated Health and Welfare Risks	DAFF	Sarah Bourke	Indigenous CadetShip DAFF
2009	Progress Towards Preventing Unwanted Animals, NT, Report 2009	AMRRIC	Dr Jan Allen	Gold Coast NDN Conference 2009
2008	Reef to Desert-Contrasting Remote Communities	AMRRIC	Dr Jan Allen	Apia, Samoa, 'Protection, Production and Progress in the Pacific' Conference
2008	Gilruth Speech	Faculty Vet Science, University of Sydney	Assoc Prof A.W. Tony English	AVA Conference Perth 2008
2008	Making Sustainable Improvements in Animal Welfare in Remote Indigenous Communities	AMRRIC	Julia Hardaker	AAWS International Conference Gold Coast October 2008
2007	THE ROLE OF DOGS IN TRANSMISSION OF GASTROINTESTINAL PARASITES IN A REMOTE TEA-GROWING COMMUNITY IN NORTHEASTERN INDIA	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	REBECCA J. TRAUB, IAN D. ROBERTSON, PETER IRWIN, NORBERT MENCKE, AND R. C. ANDREW THOMPSON	The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 67, 539-545.
2007	Epidemiological and molecular evidence supports the zoonotic transmission of Giardia among humans and dogs living in the same community	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	R. J. TRAUB, P.T.MONIS, I. ROBERTSO, P. IRWIN, N. MENCKE and R. C. A. THOMPSON	Parasitology, 128, 253-262
2007	Parasitic Diseases of cats and dogs in the tropics	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	Peter Irwin and Rebecca Traub,	Perspectives in Agriculture, Veterinary Science, Nutrition and Natural Resources, 10, 1-20.
2007	Canine gastrointestinal parasitic zoonoses in India	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	Rebecca J. Traub, Ian D. Robertson, Peter J. Irwin, Norbert Mencke and R.C.A. Andrew Thompson	Trends in Parasitology, 21 (1), 42-48
2007	Canine Parasitic Zoonoses in Bangkok Temple	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	Tawin Inpankaew, Rebecca Traub,RC Andrew Thompson and Yaowalark Sukthana	Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Medicine and Public Health, 38(2):247-55.
2007	The veterinary and public health significance of hookworm in dogs and cats in Australia and the status of A. ceylanicum	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	Carlysle S. Palmer, Rebecca J. Traub, Ian D. Robertson , Russell P. Hobbs , Aileen Elliot , Lyndon While , Robert Rees , R.C. Andrew Thompson	Veterinary Parasitology 145(3-4):304-13.
2007	A case of mistaken identity – reappraisal of the species of canid and felid hookworms (Ancylostoma) present in Australia and India	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	R. J. TRAUB, R. P. HOBBS, P. J. ADAMS, J.M. BEHNKE, P. D. HARRIS and R. C. A. THOMPSON	Parasitology 134: 113-119
	PCR-based coprodiagnostic tools reveal dogs as reservoirs of zoonotic ancylostomiasis caused by Ancylostoma ceylanicumin temple communities in Bangkok	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	Rebecca J. Traub , Tawin Inpankaew, Chantira Sutthikornchai Yaowalark Sukthana , R.C. Andrew Thompson	Veterinary Parasitology 155, 67-73.
	Determining the zoonotic significance of Giardia and Cryptosporidium in Australian dogs and cats	Contact Rebecca Traub, University of Queensland	Carlysle S. Palmer, Rebecca J. Traub, Ian D. Robertson, Gabby Devlin, Robert Rees, R.C. Andrew Thompson	Veterinary Parasitology, 154, 142-147.
	Conducting Dog Health Programs in Remote Indigenous Communities-A Veterinary Guide	AMRRIC	Dr Samantha Phelan	Environmental Health Conference, Cairns, Launched
2007	NT Report on ending Pet Overpopulation	AMRRIC	Julia Hardaker	National Summit to End Pet Overpopulation, Gold Coast 2007
2006	Intimate Partner Violence, Chapter 3 (links to animal abuse) Emerging Research on Animal Abuse as a Risk Factor for Intimate Partner Violence	Utah State University	Dr Frank Ascione	One Chapter of his book, Intimate Partner Violence
2005	To Kill or Control	AMRRIC	DR Ted Donelan Private Practice Veterinarian	World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Conference Mexico City, Mexico
2000	History and Aims of Dog Health Programs	Faculty Vet Science, University of Sydney	Dr A W English	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Sustainable Dog Health Programs are Possible		Dr Katherine Wilks	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	The Army's Role in Dog Health Programs	Veterinarian AACAP	Dr Rod Salter	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	The place of dogs in Traditional Culture	AMRRIC, ARDS	Philip Donohoe, Yambapal Brando Garrawurri, Richard Trudgen	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	NT Experiences in Top End Dog Health Programs	ARK, AMRRIC	Dr Stephen Cutter and Jenny Wells	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Dogs in Aboriginal Communities-An Environmental Health Perspective	Environmental Health NT	Billy Gumana	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	An Overview of canine Parasitic Diseases, Thier Treatment and Prevention	James Cook University	Prof Rick Speare	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	A Critical Review of the Veterinary Aspects of Dog Health Programs	QLD DPI	Jack Shield	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Dog Health and Zoonotic Diseases	Menzies School of Health	Bart Currie	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	The Preventable Chronic Diseases Strategy	AMRRIC -Summary Paper	AMRRIC	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Aboriginal Communities, Dog Health and the Law		Bebe Loff	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	The role of the Northern Australian Quarantine Strategy	AQIS	Johnathan Lee	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	The Delivery of Cost Effective Veterinary Services to Remote Indigenous Communities	Alice Springs vet	Debbie Osborne	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Nuisance Isn’t a Strong Enough Word: The Problem of Aggressive Dogs	AMRRIC etc	Open Forum Paper	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Drafting an Action Plan for Companion Animal Health Programs	JCU, ARDS	Speare, Trudgeon, Wells	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Open ForumThe Role of Environmental Health Workers		Clare Baily/Open Forum	Big Lick 2000 Conference
2000	Dog Health in Indigenous Communities National Consultative Committee on Animal Welfare		National Consultative Committee on Animal Welfare	Big Lick 2000 Conference

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