Introduction
Indigenous Peoples around the world have long been the subject of research. While early research adopted anthropological frameworks that often undermined their humanity, more recent research has moved towards more humanist approaches that go some way to recognising their unique cultures, histories, and world views. In the place now known as Australia, Aboriginal People have been and continue to be some of the most intensively researched groups of people in the world (Martin & Mirraboopa, 2003). Unfortunately, lack of engagement with Aboriginal people has led with considerable regularity to inappropriate research questions, questionable research practices, and instances of findings...
