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Woolies Won t Build A Dan Murphy s Near Dry Aboriginal Communities

Woolworths has backed down on its plan to build a Dan Murphy's near the dry Aboriginal communities of Bagot, Kulaluk and Minmarama Park.

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Aboriginal health leaders confident Pfizer coronavirus vaccine can finish AstraZeneca s job

Aboriginal health leaders confident Pfizer coronavirus vaccine can finish AstraZeneca s job FriFriday 9 AprApril 2021 at 9:37pm Known for its extreme temperatures and vast distances, remote Australia poses an enormous logistical challenge to the coronavirus vaccine rollout. ( Share Print text only Cancel Health officials are confident they can overcome the enormous challenge of delivering the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine which needs to be stored at below-Arctic temperatures to some of the hottest and most remote parts of Australia. Key points: But getting that vaccine to remote areas will pose a significant challenge ACCHOs are confident innovation and careful planning will help with the rollout

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Delivering more Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services in NT

The Hon Greg Hunt MP Minister for Health and Aged Care The Australian Government is investing $8.75 million over four years to provide additional health services in the Northern Territory as part of its commitment to strengthen Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services. Delivered through the Northern Territory Pathways to Community Control program (NT P2CC), the funding will provide First Nations people with access to effective, high quality, comprehensive and culturally appropriate primary health care services. This investment builds on the $4 million already committed for transition activities occurring in West Arnhem, demonstrating the strong partnerships that exist between the Commonwealth and Northern Territory Government and other key members of the NT Aboriginal Health Forum, including the Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance NT (AMSANT).

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Darwin s Vesteys Beached Renamed With Aboriginal Name Bundilla Beach

Darwin s Vesteys Beached Renamed With Aboriginal Name Bundilla Beach
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Facebook blocks Indigenous health groups, regional media as COVID vaccine rollout nears

Facebook blocks Indigenous health groups, regional media as COVID vaccine rollout nears ThuThursday 18 updated ThuThursday 18 FebFebruary 2021 at 8:36am Indigenous media organisations like NITV, Ngaarda Media and IndigenousX and legal services agency NATSILS have been caught up in Facebook s restrictions. ( Print text only Cancel Indigenous health and media groups fear Facebook s shutdown of community pages could have a dangerous impact on regional communities during the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. Key points: Indigenous health and media services are among those blocked by Facebook s new restrictions It s prompted fears the ban could have potentially dangerous implications for the upcoming vaccine rollout Regional communities have also lost access to local media outlets and community services pages

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