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A significant component of AMRRIC's work is education, capacity building and the sharing of knowledge. We have developed a range of outstanding resources to support our training workshop, school education programs and field programs.
AMRRIC Newsletter April 2013
Welcome to our second e-news of the year. This issue reveals our dedication to knowledge sharing and empowerment. We’re involved in engaging every level of the community through education, research,...
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AMRRIC Strategic Plan 2012 - 2015
Our strategic plan provides a clear blueprint and set of priorities for AMRRIC’s mission to improve the welfare and management of animals, and related human health issues, in Aboriginal and Torres...
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AMRRIC Annual Report 2011 - 2012
AMRRIC is dedicated to supporting rural and remote Indigenous communities that are healthy and safe for people and animals. Our AMRRIC Annual Report 2011 - 2012 includes About AMRRIC Our work...
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Reconciliation Action Plan
AMRRIC’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) articulates our commitment to closing the life expectancy gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and other Australians, and improving employment...
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'Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities’ plus ‘Caring for Dogs, Community & Country’ DVD learning package
AMRRIC’s Manual ‘Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities’ plus ‘Caring for Dogs, Community & Country’ DVD all on one DVD @ only $45 including postage. These resources are ideal for...
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Conducting Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities: A Veterinary Guide
Written by Dr Samantha Phelan, Conducting Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities: A Veterinary Guide is an indispensible tool for individuals and organisations seeking to establish sustainable...
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AMRRIC Annual Report 2011
AMRRIC Annual Report 2011. AMRRIC is dedicated to supporting rural and remote Indigenous communities that are healthy and safe for people and animals. 2011 has been an outstandingly successful and...
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Update on Zoonoses: Dogs in remote communities
Update on Zoonoses: Dogs in remote communities Prof Rick Speare, James Cook Tropical Health UnitAMRRIC 2011 Conference
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AMRRIC Newsletter Spring 2012
Spring Newsletter 2012 contents includes: Inspiring women of Elcho Island, A message from our CEO, AMRRIC 2012 Conference, New DVD teaches safety around camp dogs, San Francisco to Yuendemu, Canberra...
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AMRRIC Newsletter Winter 2012
AMRRIC Newsletter 2012 Winter contents: Outback dogs - challenges and solutions for Indigenous communities, animals and public health - Come and join us at the 2012 AMRRIC Conference - October 12 -...
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