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Wayne Berry MLAACT Legislative Assembly Member for Ginninderra |
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Indigenous Affairs |
As Health Minister Wayne established the Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Service.
Besides providing a general health facility for the community, this important service helps government and non-government organisations address health needs of the Aboriginal community and provides mental health and HIV/AIDS support.
Hansard Statements
"Bringing them home" report, 1598, 1599, 1601, 1617Consultative Council, 2789q, 2876q
Education, 1648, 1685, 3011
Education, 136q
Mandatory sentencing, 468
National Sorry Day, 538
Reconciliation, 3819
Reconciliation, 2565
Reconciliation, 1714
Yuruana Centre, 136q, 338q
Media Statments
11 December 2001 Legislative Assembly Speaker Acknowledges Traditional Owners20 June 2000 Heritage Aboriginal Site Abandoned
4 April 2000 Labor To Move To Reaffirm Sorry Statement - Howard Government's Insensitivity Appalling
4 May 2000 Evidence On Indigenous Education Disturbing - Immediate Action Required
24 May 2000 Berry Moves On Indigenous Education
31 May 2000 Budget Myth - 'Expanding Indigenous Education Programs'
10 February 2000 Get The Basics Right
Links to other Web Sites
| The Australian Museum Aboriginal Heritage Unit |
ACT ALP Policy: Indigenous Affairs