Connecting to Community
Posted by QAIHC | Nov 6, 2024 | Queensland News, Sector News
Kalwun Development Corporation celebrates 30 years...
Posted by QAIHC | Nov 5, 2024 | Mob Health, News, Sector News
Wuchopperen CEO’s rise to the top
Posted by Samantha Townsend | Nov 5, 2024 | Interviews
Party pledges to First Nations health
Posted by QAIHC | Aug 2, 2024 | News, Queensland News, Sector News, State Reforms
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Why design matters
Dec 20, 2024 | In Depth, News, Sector News, Uncategorized
Design is more than just visual aesthetics. Done well, it can be a powerful force influencing how we interact with the world, solve problems, and communicate. Design can shape our experiences, build trust, enhance functionality, and even change our behaviours. Often it is at its best when we don’t notice it at all, writes Design Manager Jack Carty.
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Trent Adams drives growth at Goolburri
Dec 20, 2024 | Interviews, News, Sector News
Apunipima hosts health summit to celebrate 30-year milestone
Dec 20, 2024 | News, Queensland News, Sector News
Cairns played host to a large delegation of Cape York stakeholders in November for a health summit that coincided with the 30th anniversary of the establishment of Apunipima Cape York Health Council.
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Planting the seeds for CEADH
Dec 20, 2024 | National News, News, Queensland News, Sector News
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Historic launch for new health commissioning entity for Cape and Torres
Nov 1, 2024 | National News, News, Queensland News, Sector News, State Reforms
The Cape and Torres Health Commissioning Ltd (CaTHC) Board was excited to formally launch a new health commissioning entity for the Cape and Torres Region in September. A special event at the Tanks Art Centre in Cairns, saw representatives from both levels of government, alongside ACCHO sector leaders and the CaTHC board, celebrate the launch of Cape and Torres Health Commissioning (CaTHC).
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The Commonwealth Budget at a glance
Jul 29, 2024 | National News, News, Sector News
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Shaping the future: QAIHC’s Member Engagement Roadshow progress
Dec 20, 2024 | News, Queensland News, Sector News, State Reforms, Uncategorized
QAIHC has been on an incredible journey over the past two months, engaging with 20 Members across Queensland as part of its Member Engagement Roadshow. This initiative will help shape QAIHC’s Operational Plan for QAIHC’s Ten-Year Blueprint 2024–2034 — a 10-year vision for the future of Queensland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community controlled health organisation (ACCHO) sector.
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Party pledges to First Nations health
Aug 2, 2024 | News, Queensland News, Sector News, State Reforms
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Trent Adams drives growth at Goolburri

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Divisional update

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First Nations leaders appointed to Queen...

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Gindaja: A 40-year history

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Apunipima trials new holistic service mo...

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In Depth
LatestWhy design matters
by QAIHC | Dec 20, 2024 | In Depth, News, Sector News, Uncategorized | 0
Design is more than just visual aesthetics. Done well, it can be a powerful force influencing how we interact with the world, solve problems, and communicate. Design can shape our experiences, build trust, enhance functionality, and even change our behaviours. Often it is at its best when we don’t notice it at all, writes Design Manager Jack Carty.
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QAIHC Position Statement: medication shortages
by QAIHC | Dec 20, 2024 | In Depth, News, Sector News, Uncategorized | 0
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Interviews
LatestYoung gun: Keiron Lander takes the lead at ATSICHS Brisbane
by QAIHC | Dec 20, 2024 | Interviews, Sector News, Uncategorized | 0
Every year, Keiron Lander packs a swag and goes bush with his mates, camping and fishing around different Aboriginal nations across Queensland. “It’s my passion. I travel around the different nations, from Burketown to Mount Isa, then I come down to Windorah,” he said. That’s my downtime where I switch off and refresh mentally and spiritually and come back a different person.”
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New CRAICCHS CEO Jessica Scott is on a mission to improve regional health
by QAIHC | Dec 20, 2024 | Interviews, News, Sector News, Uncategorized | 0
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Trent Adams drives growth at Goolburri
by QAIHC | Dec 20, 2024 | Interviews, News, Sector News | 0
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Wuchopperen CEO’s rise to the top
by Samantha Townsend | Nov 5, 2024 | Interviews | 0
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Two minutes with CRAICCHS Youth Hub Workers Whitney Cobbo and Jonathan Walsh
by QAIHC | Apr 19, 2024 | Interviews, Sector News | 0
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LatestMy Dad’s Gone Away (2024) authored by Andrew Krakouer & Jaqueline Dinan; illustrated by Paul Seden
Dec 20, 2024 | Deadly Entertainment, Deadly Reading
Tarah’s dad has gone away, and she doesn’t know where. She imagines he is doing all the things he...
Deadly Viewing
LatestThe Moogai (2024) directed by Jon Bell
Dec 20, 2024 | Deadly Entertainment, Deadly Viewing
A young Aboriginal couple brings home their second baby. What should be a joyous time takes a sinister turn, as the baby’s mother starts seeing a malevolent spirit she is convinced is trying to take her baby.
Deadly Listening
LatestFor the Dreams (2024) by King Stingray
Dec 20, 2024 | Deadly Entertainment, Deadly Listening
King Stingray return with their highly anticipated and melodically rich sophomore album For The...
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Sector Leader Magazine is published by the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council (QAIHC).
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