A deep motivation has driven Marnie Parker to take on the role of Principal at the Cape York Girl Academy. The school is small in size but profound in effect, and it needs an empathetic mind and a safe pair of hands to ensure the fulfillment of its mission – bringing education to those who […]
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The Cape York Leaders Program, or CYLP, provides Cape York youth with opportunities for secondary and tertiary education. It also enhances their innate leadership qualities and equips them with the skills needed to return to their communities, as young adults, who can bring about meaningful change. Within CYLP is the Academic Leaders initiative, which pairs motivated
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Blue-collar workplaces are staffed in majority by males. As a civil construction, building and landscaping services contractor, Bama Services (Bama) is no exception. Approximately 90 per cent of Bama’s labour force represented by men. This does not concern Natalie Woodleigh, Bama’s new Administration Assistant. In fact, Natalie celebrates Bama’s welcoming and friendly culture. She feels
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The Cape York Leaders Program, or CYLP, provides Cape York youth with opportunities for secondary and tertiary education. It also enhances their innate leadership qualities and equips them with the skills needed to return to their communities, as young adults, who can bring about meaningful change. Within CYLP is the Academic Leaders initiative, which pairs motivated
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Whether it’s through inconsiderate and controversial cartoons, or a plethora of reports and news articles focused on Indigenous parenting deficit, fatherhood in First Nations communities is becoming increasingly scrutinised and portrayed as lacking. Further, it seems that a meagre amount of light is being shone on positive examples of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fatherhood.
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