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Warren Mundine: Detail-free Voice to Parliament plans are 'a Trojan horse' that risk upending Australia's system of government - Vimarsana News

Warren Mundine: Detail-free Voice to Parliament plans are 'a Trojan horse' that risk upending Australia's system of government

At the Garma Festival last July, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveiled his proposal for a constitutionally enshrined Indigenous Voice. 

South Australia Parliament to Sit on Sunday for Voice Legislation - Vimarsana News

South Australia Parliament to Sit on Sunday for Voice Legislation

South Australia will hold a special parliamentary sitting to pass legislation allowing for an Indigenous voice to state ...

Warren Mundine: Forget the Voice, these are the real, hard things we can do on the ground to improve the lives of Indigenous Australians - Vimarsana News

Warren Mundine: Forget the Voice, these are the real, hard things we can do on the ground to improve the lives of Indigenous Australians

Northern Territory internal police data leaked last week showed a significant drop in domestic violence calls and alcohol-related violence in Alice Springs after the reintroduction of stricter alcohol laws in January.

"Growing Our Own Rural, Remote and Aboriginal Health Workforce: Contrib" by Kathryn Naden, Denise Hampton et al. - Vimarsana News

"Growing Our Own Rural, Remote and Aboriginal Health Workforce: Contrib" by Kathryn Naden, Denise Hampton et al.

Aims: This paper describes the investments made, approaches taken and lessons learnt by three rural Australian academic health departments engaged in the delivery of the Health Career Academy Program (HCAP). The program seeks to address the under-representation of rural, remote and Aboriginal populations within Australia's health workforce. Context: Significant resources are directed towards rural practice exposure for metropolitan health students to address workforce shortages. Fewer resources are directed towards health career strategies that focus on the earlier engagement of rural, re...

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Rio Tinto starts digging copper from prized Mongolia mine - Vimarsana News

Rio Tinto starts digging copper from prized Mongolia mine

At its peak in 2030, Rio’s Mongolian operation will be the world’s fourth-biggest source of copper, churning out half a million tonnes a year.