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Water polo star is young, black and proud to represent her culture

As one of only a few Indigenous players in Australian water polo, fifteen-year-old Kali-yah Taafili Taoso is proud to represent her people and culture on the highest level. With gold […]

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Keep your jarjums happy with these fun holiday activities

Running out of ideas to keep your little ones occupied before they return to school? We’ve got you covered with a range of isolation friendly activities perfect for jarjums of […]

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Indigenous dancing star recognised with scholarship

Proud Kamilaroi woman Ashley George is dancing her way into success, winning a Young, Black and Proud arts scholarship. Ashley’s been dancing since she was a child, and it’s one […]

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Aunty Pamela Mam Awards recognise outstanding staff

Recently IUIH held their network-wide Workforce Integrity Gathering over a three-week series of live stream events.  ​​​​​​A highlight of this gathering was the presentation of the Aunty Pamela Mam Awards. […]

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Young sports star’s scholarship success

Proud Bundjalung woman Lillielle Mahoney is kicking goals both on and off the field. We recently awarded her a sports scholarship in our 2021 round of the Young, Black and […]

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Deadly Kindy Refer a Friend campaign

We love our Deadly Kindy programs, and we know you do too! That’s why we’re kicking off our Refer a Friend campaign to reward our Deadly Kindy families for sharing […]

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Say hello to our Community Liaison Officer Wayne

Wayne is a proud Wiradjuri man and one of our fantastic Community Liaison Officers who is passionate about working with community and promoting good health amongst our mob. Can you […]

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Come on down for Deadly Kindy open days

This November our three Deadly Kindy sites are opening their doors to show everyone just what makes our kindys different. These events are a great opportunity to come down and […]

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