Tweet - Tuesday Jun 8
Minister for Indigenous Affairs, Ken Wyatt and Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Linda Burney: Save the First Nations Homelessness Project - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/gXLAHnoJdV via @ChangeAUS
Murri Binda is a consortium of services in central Queensland that formed in 2019. It comprises:
While the consortium is new, the services have been working cooperatively for some time to provide health and other community services to the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people of central Queensland.
The organisations are working together to help reduce barriers to service access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. They have the backing of the Elders and community members to help drive a model of service delivery based on the principles of self-determination, workforce development and community education.
Mark worked with Megan Williams to provide consultancy on establishing an evaluation of the work done.
Minister for Indigenous Affairs, Ken Wyatt and Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Linda Burney: Save the First Nations Homelessness Project - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/gXLAHnoJdV via @ChangeAUS
Health sector urged to lift game on prison health https://t.co/xwMeFng2zR
Does anybody know the average time from an alleged assault to charges being laid? NSW police officer charged over alleged assault during arrest of Indigenous teenager https://t.co/HpH9J3cdJy
Walker's corporation : No development at Appin Massacre Area - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/oYyurKm9R2 via @ChangeAUS
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