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Natalie Woodleigh has found her home at Bama Services

Natalie Woodleigh Finds Her Niche at Bama Services

Blue-collar workplaces are staffed in majority by males. As a civil construction, building and landscaping ...
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Cape York girls

Cape York girls need your help. Here are six ways that you can.

Australia's First Nations women endure disadvantage according to almost every data point measured by government ...
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Emerging First Nations Leaders: Ackron Gavin

The Cape York Leaders Program, or CYLP, provides Cape York youth with opportunities for secondary and ...
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Neneh McIvor of the Cape York Leaders Program

Emerging First Nations Leaders: Neneh McIvor

The Cape York Leaders Program, or CYLP, provides Cape York youth with opportunities for secondary ...
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Jacob Woibo has his eyes set on his children's future.

Dad’s Eyes Set on Children’s Education

Whether it's through inconsiderate and controversial cartoons, or a plethora of reports and news articles ...
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Recognising a Social Enterprise When You See One

Bama Services' core mission aligns with an important social outcome and community benefit: providing employment ...
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Mayi Market customer Deidre Murray

A Cheaper Feed for the Family

For a family of big eaters, Mayi Market produce has proven to be more affordable ...
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The theme of NAIDOC Week 2021 is Heal Country

Healing Cairns Country

"Heal our country, heal it now!" "Hear our voices, loud and proud!" On Friday 9 ...
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Silas Gordon says constructing a budget saved his life.

Budgeting Never Gets Old

Constructing a budget for your personal finances can be one of the most prudent decisions ...
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Using Augmented Reality to learn traditional language

Immersing Yourself in Traditional Language to Preserve it

Learning a traditional language, like any language, is difficult. Immersing yourself in it during the ...
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Sharume Kepple, a parent who lives in Coen, uses the Student Education Trust product.

An Intergenerational Opportunity

Sharume Kepple is a busy woman. She works five days a week at the local ...
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Cape York Institute responds to The Voice interim report

We Must Honour the Uluru Statement from the Heart in our quest for a Voice “In ...
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New CEOs (for the day)

New CEOs (for the day) | International Women’s Day

To celebrate International Women's Day (IWD) – Monday 8 March – Cape York Partnership CEO ...
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A Clear and Present Vision

A Clear and Present Vision | Cape York Girl Academy

Introducing the new principal of Cape York Girl Academy, Baressa Frazer As an Indigenous woman ...
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A Leader’s First Steps | Cape York Leaders Program

A Leader’s First Steps | The Cape York Leaders Program

Gauai Wallace Jnr is participating in the Cape York Leaders Program and is learning what ...
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National Education Award for the Cape York Girl Academy

National Education Award for the Cape York Girl Academy

 A National Boarding Award has been presented to the Cape York Girl Academy, a unique ...
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Introducing Eduardo to Bama

Introducing Eduardo to Bama

Eduardo came from Brazil and has been living in Australia now for about 3 and ...
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Dereese steps into Leadership role

Dereese steps into Leadership role

From Coen to Marist College Ashgrove, Dereese has been a part of the Cape York ...
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Brittany Excels with Cape York Employment

Brittany Excels with Cape York Employment

Brittany Yunkaporta started as a casual support worker at the Aurukun women's shelter last August, ...
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