Anthony Redmond

Dr. Anthony Redmond is an Honorary Senior Fellow at the School of Social Science, University of Queensland. His research focuses on anthropological studies with a particular emphasis on social policy, public health, and Indigenous issues in Australia. His work addresses topics such as military policing, labor extraction in remote regions, and the socio-economic challenges faced by Aboriginal communities, including housing and health disparities.

His publications include analyses of historical and contemporary issues in the Kimberley region and the broader implications of social housing policies on public health. While no formal awards or grants are explicitly listed, his research contributes to interdisciplinary dialogues on governance, anthropology, and Indigenous rights.

He has no listed advisees but collaborates with researchers such as Paul Memmott and Daphne Nash on critical social issues. His affiliation with UQ’s School of Social Science underscores his engagement with both academic and applied research in the social sciences.