Link Up Queensland criticised by Mount Isa Indigenous representatives during apology ceremony

Chris  Burns
February 13 2017 - 5:30pm
ADVOCATES: Kalkadoon Community chair Virginia Mayo, MobFM manager Valerie Craigie, and Injilinji Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Children, Youth Services and Aged Care CEO Patricia Lees. Photo: Chris Burns.
ADVOCATES: Kalkadoon Community chair Virginia Mayo, MobFM manager Valerie Craigie, and Injilinji Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Children, Youth Services and Aged Care CEO Patricia Lees. Photo: Chris Burns.

INDIGENOUS advocates used the ninth anniversary of Kevin Rudd’s apology to the stolen generation to highlight the loss of Mount Isa’s Link Up Services. 

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Chris  Burns

Chris Burns

Senior journalist

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