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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AMRRIC Newsletters are available to members only. Some archived newsletters are available to the public. Should you wish to recieve our quarterly newletters please join us as members (see membership application page).

2004

July

First AMRRIC newsletter

December

Bayer donation of $96,000

2005

February

TIWI Islands & Lort Smith initiative, Cape York, Draft Dingo Management Program

2006

June

AMRRIC International Conference - Darwin, July 2006, Yuendemu program with Sydney University

2007

Spring/Summer

NT Council Amalgamation update, Federal Emergency Response Taskforce listens to AMRRIC, Reviews : Garma Conference Review, Tales from the field: Truly Mixed Practice Kintore program up and Running, Healthy Dogs Healthy Communities Project expands to Ti tree and Tiwi Islands, DILTHAN YOLNGUNHA: THE HEALING PLACE

2008

Autumn/Winter

5ooth Dog Desexed in Maningrida, Tales from the Field, A volunteer Reflects on Kintore, Broome Visits, Galiwinku Program

2009

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

Quotes

Some people in my community have dogs that have been given to them by a special ceremony. There are ceremony ways of keeping dogs. I sing about dogs. I dance dogs. I hear dogs getting killed. Dogs are related to us. Dogs are family, but people in my community don’t know they carry disease.

— Billy Gumana, Indigenous Environmental Health Worker, East Arnhem.

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