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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We are a non-profit (deductible gift recipient) Association. We have well over 100 members nationally and internationally. AMRRIC’s programs do far more than benefit dogs and other animals – they contribute significantly to an improvement in community health and wellbeing. Your membership supports our activities and offers you AMRRIC priveledges!!

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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

Quotes

Dogs are important to our culture and we must recognise they are used for hunting… important for old people who have no family, they keep people warm, they protect family from others, they are alert and can smell traditional way and let people know someone has been around.

— Alison Hunt, an Indigenous traditional owner from the Alice Springs region.

Upcoming events

AMRRIC speaks at Garma Key Forum 7th -9th August
Regional Training Workshops across the NT to introduce and implement 'Conducting Dog Health Programs in Remote Indigenous Communities- An Environmental Health prctitioners Guide'. This resource will help to build the capacity of Shires and Communities to undertake sustainable dog health programs.

SBS 'Living Black' AMRRIC story coming up soon.
AMRRIC Exposé /University of Sydney School Veterinary ScienceSept 9th
AMRRIC AGM and Members Dinner Sydney Sept 10th
AMRRIC Conference along with AIAM, Townsville 2011

Congratulations to AMW Graduates in Cairns

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