2. -Low level of access to health services.
- More Likely to experience disability and reduced quality of life due to ill
health than non Indigenous Australians.
-Lower life expectancy than non Indigenous Australians.
-Higher crime and violence rates than non indigenous Australians.

3. -Reduced life expectancy
-Higher infant mortality rates
-More likely to smoke
-More likely to suffer from long-term conditions (diabetes, heart
disease, stroke, arthritis, mental health issues).

4. -Shorter Life Expectancy.
-Higher levels of illness
-Lesser access to health services than those living in the city.
-Less opportunity in terms of education, employment
opportunities and income.

5. Generally have a level of health better than Australian born
people,
however inequities include:
-less likely to seek medical treatment.
-More likely to face educational/language barriers that limit
their access to employment and health information.
-Likely to experience stress due to resettlement.

6. -Higher risk of mortality.
-Increased risk of arthritis, vision and hearing problems and
hypertension.
-Incidence of dementia and other disabilities increase.

7. -Lower life expectancies
-Financial constraints.
-Lack of access to employment opportunities.
-Poorer health across a wide range of areas
-Difficulty accessing health care.