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Indigenous Candidates ONLY!!!! Main stream candidates go through the Qantas website

I am making all of you aware what is happening with the FLIGHT ATTENDANTS positions……

- Qantas Flight crew will be in Sydney on the MONDAY 09th AUGUST

- We need Indigenous candidates BIG TIME

- You need to have great customer service and be able to handle tough situations

The BENEFITS for Qantas

- You pay and a travel companion 10% of any flight – Economy or Business

- Example: A fair to London return in Business Class is around $9,000

You will pay ONLY $900 dollars. That is you and your travelling partner…..

If that isn’t the best incentive in the WORLD to join Qantas – I don’t know what is!!! (more…)

In December 2007, the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) agreed to a partnership between all levels of government to work with Indigenous communities to close the gap on Indigenous disadvantage.
The National Indigenous Reform Agreement was established to frame the task of Closing the Gap in Indigenous disadvantage. It sets out the objectives, outcomes, outputs, performance indicators and performance benchmarks agreed by COAG. It also provides links to those National Agreements and National Partnership agreements across COAG which include elements aimed at closing the gap in Indigenous disadvantage.
The foundation of the Closing the Gap Strategy is the identification of and commitment to targets addressing Indigenous disadvantage, and associated building blocks – areas for action.

The six targets for Closing the Gap are:

• To close the life-expectancy gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians within a generation.
• To halve the mortality gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and other children under age 5 within a decade.
• To halve the gap in literacy and numeracy achievement between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and other students within a decade.
• To halve the gap in employment outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people within a decade.
• To at least halve the gap in attainment at Year 12 schooling (or equivalent) by 2020.
• To provide all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander four year olds in remote communities with access to a quality pre-school program in five years.

To achieve these targets, COAG agreed to focus on seven Building Blocks, in which investments would deliver an outcome in more than one target area.

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Malcolm Homer (right) gets the all clear for protein in his urine from TJaye Simpson from Walgett AMS and Clayton Anderson GWAHS.

HOPING to continue a little further in the race of life 122 blokes pulled into the pits last week to get a health once over before joining the race. Run by the Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service, the Men’s Pit Stop was run to heightening men’s awareness of their health in an interesting and fun manner…. Coonamble Times – June 2, 2010 (PDF)

WAMS operate an air charter service flying from Dubbo to Walgett and return each Monday and Wednesday of the second and fourth weeks in the month. (more…)

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An audience with the PRIME MINISTER of AUSTRALIA, the Honorable Kevin Rudd and the MINISTER FOR ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS, the Honorable JENNY MACKLIN.

Touching down on the Walgett tarmac was the biggest air plane to land at the airport. The largest aircraft that the community of Walgett have ever seen land, were for carriers of stock and food during flood times.

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Kevin Rudd’s Visit To WAMS While Leader Of The Opposition (2007)