This report discusses the negative impact of colonisation on the health of Aboriginal people in Australia, including eye-related issues, communicable diseases, and unequal access to healthcare facilities. The report highlights that Aboriginal people are more likely to suffer from eye-related issues due to genetic factors, UV rays, poor nutrition, injuries, and smoking. The lack of access to optometrists, transport, and economic disadvantages further exacerbate the issue. Colonisation also contributed to the prevalence of communicable diseases among Aboriginals, and healthcare professionals fail to deliver adequate health services to Aboriginal men, women, children, and communities.
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