AMRRIC AMBASSADOR

Dr Sue Gordon

Dr Sue Gordon, AM, was taken from her mother aged 4 years in 1947 under government policies relating to part Aboriginal children, her family found her over 30 years later. Read more

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FaHCSIA Funding for AMRRIC

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AMRRIC is very pleased to announce that funding for AMRRIC operations has been granted by the Minister for Families Housing Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA) for the 2008-2009 Financial Year. AMRRIC remains positive that the Minister will agree to fund us for the next few years. The announcement from the Minister was made when an ABC National News feature regarding AMRRICs funding was aired on TV and Radio national news. AMRRIC is grateful that the Minister for FaHCSIA acknowledges the great need for work to be undertaken in this area.

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AMBASSADOR

Mr Murray McLaughlin, ABC Journalist.

Murray McLaughlin has been based in Darwin for the past 11 years as a correspondent for the ABC’s television current affairs program, The 7.30 Report. Read More.....

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Vet Manual DHP's

The first-ever manual for Veterinarians and communities undertaking dog health programs in remote Indigenous communities. FREE to AMRRIC members

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AMRRIC’s work includes education as much as it does treatment of symptoms. It involves a form of community partnership that the Government is keen to encourage in resolving the health and social challenges facing Indigenous communities.

— Amanda Vanstone, the former federal minister for Indigenous affairs.

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