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11 November 2022

Water Jugs and Filters as Weather Heats Up

As part of a Work Health and Safety (WHS) initiative the Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) WHS team arranged for water filters, insulated jugs and freezers to be delivered to each of the CDRC communities.

The Atitjere Works Crew with their new water jugs.

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07 November 2022

Childcare Bush Trip in Laramba

In September Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) Laramba Childcare had been reading and talking about their families; what it was like when grandparents and great grandparents were children growing up and what it is like for children growing up now.

Chloe and Kehlani playing in the tent.

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07 November 2022

Halloween in Yuelamu

Things got a bit spooky in Yuelamu on the night of October 31, with spiders and pumpkins, ghosts and ghouls invading the youth shed.

Halloween decorations were needed, so the Mt Allan School students got to work.

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04 November 2022

SafeTea Mental Health Discussions Inspire Action

The Atitjere Municipal team had their October SafeTea morning tea after holding the October Toolbox talk.

The Atitjere Works crew taking precautions for morning tea, with the office crew.

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03 November 2022

Intercommunity Festival in Pmara Jutunta a Success

On 21-23 October 2022 Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) Youth and Community Services hosted an Intercommunity Festival for Central Desert families and children at Pmara Jutunta community.

Backpacks were a hit as prizes.

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03 November 2022

New Shaded Basketball Half-Court at Laramba

The Laramba Youth Recreation Hall now has a shade structure over a half-court basketball court, built with funding from a previous Aboriginals Benefit Account (ABA) grant from the Australian Government.

The new shade structure and half basketball court.

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31 October 2022

Fire Contained at Engawala

On Tuesday 25 October Engawala had a fire that was about 20 kilometres away. Essential Services Officer (ESO) Eddie Owens and Adrian Price from Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC), and Keith from Alcoota Station were back burning to make the community and station safe from a bushfire.

The fire creeping closer to Engawala.

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21 October 2022

Aged Care Patchwork Quilt

Engawala Aged Care staff and clients recently made a beautiful patchwork quilt.

Rachel Tilmouth, Valerie Sharpe, Irene Tilmouth and Patsy Tilmouth holding up the patchwork quilt.

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21 October 2022

National Safe Work Month This October

National Safe Work Month happens every year in October, and this year’s theme is “Know Safety, Work Safely”.

Christie Russell, Acting Manager, Risk and WHS, and Sarah Davidson, Senior Officer, Risk and WHS delivering the October toolbox talk.

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19 October 2022

Norman Hagan Completes First Circles Leadership Program

Norman Hagan, Community Services Coordinator for Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) in Yuelamu, has successfully participated in the First Circles Leadership Program.

Norman Hagan.

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