Guests: National NAIDOC Elder of the Year and West Australian of the Year – Kim Collard; RUAH Executive Manager, Services – Update on the RUAH Northbridge Safe Night Space and services offered by RUAH. Download
Read more →Guests: ALSWA Perth Court Officer Lydia Taylor and ALSWA Broome Senior Admin/Secretary Pauline BinSali Download
Read more →Guests: Share the Dignity Founder Rochelle Courtenary and Jim Morrison, Yokai Healing our Spirit Download
Read more →Kate Gough, Senior Associate from Shine Lawyers – WA Stolen Wages Class Action. Find out more and register for the WA Stolen Wages Class Action here: Stolen Wages Class Action | Shine Lawyers Your registration must be completed by 30 June 2024. You can also phone Shine
Read more →Guests: ALSWA CEO Wayne Nannup and Len Yarran, CEO Wadjuk Northside Aboriginal Corporation talk about Old Ways New Ways, a new justice reinvestment youth diversionary program being established in WA. Download
Read more →Guests: Dean Curtis, Law Society of WA talks about the forthcoming Youth Civics Leadership Day that ALSWA will be involved in; Paul Clark, Executive Manager, Education Prevention and Inclusion at the office of E Safety Commissioner let us know how to stay safe online. Download
Read more →Guests: Marnie Williams, Aboriginal Family Legal Service (AFLS) Managing Solicitor, Perth region talk about the role of AFLS and Olivia Roberts, ALSWA Civil/Human Rights Unit Lawyer discusses Guardianship and Administration. Download
Read more →First program for 2024 with Guests: Michael Blurton (Chair of ALSWA Board of Directors), Wayne Nannup (ALSWA CEO) and Chloe Wood (ALSWA Manager, Civil and Human Rights Unit). Download
Read more →This is the final Law Matters program for 2023. We look back at the triumphs and tragedies of the year with Guests ALSWA CEO Wayne Nannup, ALSWA Director Legal Services Peter Collins and ALSWA Co-Manager of Human/Civil Rights Unit Chloe Wood. The Law Matters program is currently
Read more →Guests: ALSWA CEO Wayne Nannup, Social Reinvestment WA, Community Campaigner Ronald Bin Swani and Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Head of AIHW Justice and Education Unit Amanda Donges. Download
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