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North West Kimberley Mobile Try-A-Trade

GenerationOne joined up with DEEWR's Mobile-Try-A-Trade in the West Kimberley last week.

The project is a DEEWR initiative and involves a team of skilled trades' men and women and support staff, travelling around regional and remote areas of Northern Western Australia to promote career pathways in industries experiencing skills shortages in regional Western Australia.

By GenerationOne on 30 Aug, 2010

Breaking News: Responses from Parties on Indigenous Policy

Just a quick update to let you know that GenerationOne has now received letters from the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, the Leader of the Opposition, Tony Abbott, and the Leader of the Australian Greens, Bob Brown in response to our letter of 4 August, proposing industry specific training and employment for Indigenous Australians.

All three letters can be viewed below (pdf):

We have also provided copies of the major party's election policies relating to Indigenous policy more broadly, which you can read here (pdf):

GenerationOne hopes this information helps you decide on Saturday, 21 August.

By GenerationOne on 18 Aug, 2010

 

As a collective force we can and will improve the lives of Indigenous people by giving them a direct avenue to the tremendous benefits of having a job, of feeling useful to ourselves, our family and our country -- Andrew Forrest FIND OR COMMIT A JOB

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