Prosecution outcome for Walbunja Aboriginal Corporation (ICN 7241)

Criminal prosecutions

Prosecution outcome for: Walbunja Aboriginal Corporation (ICN 7241)

Court and judge/magistrate: Moruya Local Court (Magistrate Dick)
Legislative provision/s breached

s. 330‑10(1) CATSI Act

Fined $5000. Ordered to pay costs of $89.00.

Commercially engaged

Together we are stronger

Alice Springs: When it comes to construction, maintenance and general entrepreneurship, Ingkerreke Outstations Resource Services Aboriginal Corporation is out there in front. 

Prosecution outcome for Veronica Anne Cubillo

Criminal prosecutions

Prosecution outcome for: Veronica Anne Cubillo

Court and judge/magistrate: Darwin Supreme Court (Justice Blokland)
Legislative provision/s breached

ss. 265‑25(3) (5 charges) and 265‑25(1) (1 charge) CATSI Act, and s. 258 Criminal Code (NT)

Sentenced to three months' imprisonment, backdated to 30 April 2015, and a further five months in home detention. Ordered to repay $7624.50 to North Australian Aboriginal Family Violence Legal Service - Aboriginal Corporation (ICN 4641).

Where accreditation is due

Kununurra, East Kimberley: For two very good reasons, last year was a stand-out year for the Ord Valley Aboriginal Health Service (OVAHS). Firstly, the corporation (on 1 September 2014) celebrated 30 years of service to the Aboriginal people of Kununurra and surrounding communities.

And, secondly, OVAHS became the first ever Aboriginal medical service in regional and remote Western Australia to achieve the international accreditation standard ISO 9001: 2008 for quality management.

Practical help puts lives back on track

Spotlight on, November 2015

Nguumambiny Indigenous Corporation (ICN 7892)

From left to right: Margie McDonell, Nguumambiny Indigenous Corporation manager Lynn Field, Chanelle O’Brien, Shoana Howison and Kylie Stockwell at a Rough Diamonds program meeting. Photo: Belinda Soole/Daily Liberal