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The annual Overview of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health status (Overview) aims to provide a comprehensive summary of the most recent indicators of the health status of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

For the latest information and statistics released since the publication of the annual Overview, as well as the accompanying background information, please see the links below.

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  • Births and pregnancy outcomes
    • Oct 2024
  • Hospitalisation
    • Jun 2024
  • Mortality
    • Dec 2024

    Selected health conditions

  • Cancer
    • Dec 2024
  • Cardiovascular Health
    • Feb 2025
  • Diabetes
    • Feb 2025
  • Kidney Health
    • Jan 2025
  • Respiratory Health
    • Dec 2024
  • Sexual Health
    • Jan 2025
  • Social and Emotional Wellbeing
    • Dec 2024

    Factors contributing to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health

  • Environmental Health
    • Dec 2024
  • Alcohol [Alcohol and Other Drugs Knowledge Centre Website]
    • Dec 2024
  • Illicit Drugs - General [Alcohol and Other Drugs Knowledge Centre Website]
    • Dec 2024
  • Tobacco [Alcohol and Other Drugs Knowledge Centre Website]
    • Dec 2024
  • Volatile Substance Use [Alcohol and Other Drugs Knowledge Centre Website]
    • Jan 2025

    Background information

  • Glossary
    • Feb 2025
  • Introduction
    • Mar 2025
  • Abbreviations/acronyms
    • Feb 2025
  • Limitations of the sources of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health information
    • Feb 2025

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