#BREAKING: Authorities say a man with coronavirus ignored instructions to self-isolate pending test results, instead working several shifts at Hobart's Grand Chancellor Hotel.
Exciting times as @KaradiCorp launch the Deadly Choices program at Cosgrove High School
Great 2 see & hear the kids are excited for the program to be rolled out next year
Massive thanks to @PJohnson993 for making the trip down and @HurricanesBBL 4 running a few skills & drills
Meet Susan & Jill, they’re officially the first Palawa women in Tasmania to complete a 715 Health Check and receive their @HawthornFC@KaradiCorp Deadly Choices Shirt.
With the first and only Australia to break 10 seconds @PJohnson993
Exciting times for the Tassie Mob✌🏾
Been an amazing day here in Hobart with @KaradiCorp as we launch Deadly Choices.
Massive S/O 2 @PJohnson993 DC ambassador, who’s been a massive hit at the community day.
Kicking off our training in beautiful Hobart with Karadi Health Service, with a few Ice-Breaker games.
Excited to have the crew deliver the Deadly Choices program to the community.
To kick start Day 2 of our DC National Licensee Workshop teams presented on programs run in their communities and discussed what’s working.
Alice / Mildura / Melbourne / Mackay
Ian Lacey Welcomes everyone to the National Workshop on behalf of the Institute For Urban Indigenous Health.
Ian will also facilitate a session today focusing on Partnerships and Regional Planning.
A great start to the Deadly Choices activation in the #lutrawita with @KaradiCorp Health Service. So deadly to see mob in the ambassador line up.
Massive thank you to our partner the @hawthornfc for offering this opportunity to our community members✌🏾#sirdougnichollsround#afl
Just announced by @billshortenmp that a Labor govt will move toward universal dental coverage starting with pensioners and seniors health card holders, over 65. Major and welcome move to fill the gap https://t.co/Kht6qpakzQ
NATSIHWA CEO Karl Briscoe presenting at the TAHRG CQI workshop in Launceston, Tasmania on key priorities and future directions of Aboriginal health workforce #aboriginalhealth#tasmania#natsihwa