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Our Deadly Voices with Selina Hall (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 3 of Our Deadly Voices, Series 2. Today in the studio we are joined by Selina Hall, Aboriginal Mental Health Drug and Alcohol Trainee. Selina shares her personal journey into Health, her study and what that entails, and highlights the challenges that comes with being in the role. Join us on the first Friday of each month, for a new episode where we showcase one of many dedicated and driven Indigenous staff members in the Far West Local Health District. Hosted by Melissa Callis
Our Deadly Voices with Bronte Lee (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 2 of Our Deadly Voices for Series 2. Today in the studio we are joined by Bronte Lee, Rural Adversity Mental Health Coordinator for the Rural Adversity Mental Health Program. Bronte shares her personal journey that led her to her current role with the Far West Local Health District. Hear about Bronte’s personal passions and what keeps her grounded and the direct link this has to her role within the Far West Local Health District. Join us on the first Friday of each month, for
Between Dust and Sky - Far West Local Health District and the Royal Flying Doctor Service (opens the original)
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Today we conclude season 10 with a collaborative episode with the Royal Flying Doctor Service. This episode brings together and builds on previous episodes that highlight the special and integral relationship between both entities to deliver exceptional health care in our rural and remote footprint. In the studio we are joined by Nick Minns, General Manager for Remote Health Services at the Far West Local Health District, and Doctor Nikki Williams, Clinical Director of Primary Care at the Royal
50 Years Deadly - NAIDOC Week 2026 (opens the original)
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Today we bring you a special edition to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2026, 50 Years Deadly. In the studio we are joined by Corina Kemp, Director of Aboriginal Health and Community Relations, and a panel of guests; Danielle Escreet, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Jayde Flentjar, Aboriginal Health Practitioner, and William Briar, Aboriginal Health Practitioner Trainee. In this episode we discuss this year's theme - 50 Years Deadly, and what it means to each of the panel members. Learn what NAIDOC stands for
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