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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06462-5and the “truths” of qualitative research (relative to the research setting) add a further appraisal of the complexities of this type of qualitative research and the powerful lessons of research and unplanned happenings.

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Respecting Culture: Research with Rural Aboriginal Communitycipients of tangible benefits of this intense interest. Given the history of research being “done to” Aboriginal people the importance of building relationships, showing respect and a willingness to learn is foremost in our minds when we embark on research. Researchers need to be cognisant of the hi