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Pathfinders Committed to Glen Innes after Government Drops 18.44 per cent of Public Jobs in Region.
Listen A new report exposes how the New England and North West has lost hundreds of public sector jobs in the past five years. Census data from 2011 to 2016 has been analysed by The Australia Institute (TAI), showing regional NSW was missing out in an estimated $500 million a year in foregone wages... View Article
Seeking Funding Support to reinvigorate the Pathfinders NABC Program
Listen A meeting was held in Tamworth on Friday 25th May with Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Sarah Mitchell and Phil Naden, CEO of Bila Muuji, in the hope of Seeking Funding Support to reinvigorate the Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program in NSW. Pathfinders is determined to source additional funds to keep this vital program operating as... View Article
Statement from Pathfinder’s CEO
Listen CEO of Pathfinders, Alan Brennan, said a recent fire at a Pathfinder’s property, which resulted in extensive damage, was being investigated by the NSW Police and the NSW Fire and Rescue. Six people, including four young people, were in the house at the time of the fire. “The safety and welfare of... View Article
Inverell Service’s Critical Concerns About Homelessness Rise in Australia
Listen More than 116,000 people were experiencing homelessness across Australia in 2016, an increase of about 14% from 2011. According to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), released on Wednesday, for every 10,000 Australians, 50 have no permanent home. In addition, the jump in homelessness in New South Wales was larger than... View Article
Critical Concerns About Homelessness Rise in Australia
Listen More than 116,000 people were experiencing homelessness across Australia in 2016, an increase of about 14% from 2011. According to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), released on Wednesday, for every 10,000 Australians, 50 have no permanent home. In addition, the jump in homelessness in New South Wales was larger than... View Article
