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Swinburne paid $345,000 to deliver governance at troubled Indigenous group

Swinburne paid $345,000 to deliver governance at troubled Indigenous group Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Melbourneâs Swinburne University of Technology was paid almost $345,000 to provide governance training at a major Australian Indigenous corporation recently found to be without a valid board and facing questions over $28 million in spending. Details of Western Australiaâs Marra Worra Worra Aboriginal Corporationâs payments to Swinburne between 2017 and 2019 are recorded in a recent draft forensic audit which has been referred to the federal governmentâs Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations.

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Swinburne paid $345,000 to deliver governance at troubled Indigenous group

Swinburne paid $345,000 to deliver governance at troubled Indigenous group
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Controversial NDIS independent assessments would perpetuate systemic racism in Australia

Share on Twitter Pushing ahead with contentious reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme would perpetuate systemic racism in Australia, a parliamentary inquiry has heard. Advocates for First Nations people with disability gave evidence at a public hearing into independent assessments on Tuesday, saying the imposition of the “culturally inappropriate” assessment model on Indigenous people would cause them trauma and distress. Disability advocates have slammed the assessments as a cost-cutting move that will make it harder for people to access the NDIS, leave existing participants worse off and force vulnerable people to be assessed by strangers who don’t know their nuanced medical history.

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Leaked documents show significant risk over Indigenous organisation s millions

Leaked documents show âsignificant riskâ over Indigenous organisationâs millions Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Leaked documents show one of Australiaâs oldest and best-resourced Indigenous corporations has been operating without a valid board of directors since 2017 and is unable to properly account for $28 million worth of transactions. The crisis at the Marra Worra Worra Aboriginal Corporation in Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australiaâs vast Kimberley region is detailed in financial and legal documents obtained by The Age and Former Marra Worra Worra chief Eric âDickieâ Bedford.

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The Bigiswun Kid Project: Improving health and wellbeing for young people in remote communities

Download 8.62 MB We are aware that in Indigenous communities around Australia, there are real service gaps when it comes to health support, and closing these gaps seems to be the eternal fight. Indigenous leaders in the Fitzroy Valley of WA have partnered with The University of Sydney to research how to improve the health, mental health and wellbeing of adolescents in the remote community. It s called The Bigiswun Kid project . Guests: Sue Thomas, Strategic Priority Lead Marninwarntikura Women s Resource Centre Duration: 9min 25sec

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