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Join supporters around Australia to Walk for Yes on Sunday 17 September!
This is our time to cut through noise & misinformation - our chance to show the country just how positive & unifying this moment can be.
Find your local event & register: https://t.co/CXgNXNwNHG
#yes23
As attention turns toward #COVID19recovery and stimulating Australia’s economy, First Australians Capital continues to invite Indigenous businesses affected by current conditions to apply for short term support. Complete the application form to enquire: https://t.co/AauqUmY5eE
In October we celebrate @IndigBizMonth, an initiative by Alumni of the MURRA Indigenous Business Program @MelbBSchool. We are proud to have sponsored MURRA since 2016 to champion far reaching social and economic impact across Indigenous communities. #impactinvesting
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In case you needed some faith restored in people.
Robert Muir needed $28,000 for shoulder surgery.
In 24 hours since a GoFundMe went live, more than $100,000 has been raised.
More @FOXFOOTY > https://t.co/C6KoKfs8IQ
This is an opportunity to break the cycle of homelessness – and to provide security and stability to Victorians who desperately need it.
Because now, more than ever, everyone needs a safe place to call home.
We're also extending the current accommodation arrangements until April next year while everyone transitions to their new homes.
Funding will also be delivered to metropolitan and regional homelessness agencies so that it can be directed exactly where it's needed.
You can't stay home if you don't have one.
And you can't wash your hands and protect yourself if you don't have access to soap and water.
This pandemic has laid bare some of the deepest inequalities in our society – not least the need for secure housing.
This seems strangely a little more timely now. And know this - there is light at the end of the tunnel . For now, be calm, be sensible, be kind and be safe .
AIDA would like to congratulate Dr. Dana Slape becoming the first Indigenous Dermatologist; this is an incredible achievement for Dana as well as the AIDA community as we continue to break the barriers in healthcare.
Happy Friday Twitterers to those of us in our final day of our work week. It’s @sydneymardigras eve here on Gadigal Country so I thought it appropriate to rock this old AIME shirt to mark the occasion
Nominees for the 2020 Victoria Australian of the Year Awards have just been announced and I'm on the list! Congratulations and good luck to all the Deadly nominees. @ausoftheyear#ArchieRoachTellMeWhy