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- Government NSW
- 06/12/2024
- 15:00
URGENT ACTION NEEDED FOLLOWING NSW DRUG SUMMIT
The following joint statement is from the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN), ACON, the NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA), and Network of Alcohol and Other Drugs Agencies (NADA). As organisations and leaders in alcohol and other drug (AOD) services and supporting communities, we call on the NSW Government to work with people with living/lived experience and the AOD sector to take urgent action following the NSW Drug Summit. The multi-day summit heard from a range of people and organisations, including health experts, researchers, support workers and people with lived and living experiences, Aboriginal and Torres Strait…
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- Building Construction, Industrial Relations
- 06/12/2024
- 14:36
Statement on Fair Work Commission Inquiry into Master Builders Victoria
Master Builders Australia is aware that the Registered Organisations branch of the Fair Work Commission has announced it will open a formal inquiry into the Master Builders Association of Victoria (‘MBV’). MBV is one of nine Association Members that comprise the membership of Master Builders Australia. Master Builders Australia operates pursuant to a federated organisational structure, where each association has its own appointed directors and executive operating independently pursuant to their own constitutions and rules. Master Builders Australia recognises the important role played by registered organisations under the Fair Work system and supports full compliance, transparency and high levels of…
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- Government NSW
- 05/12/2024
- 17:26
NCOSS REACTS TO DRUG SUMMIT
Thursday, 5 December 2024 NCOSS has called on the NSW Premier to implement a whole-of-government drug and alcohol strategy after the two-day Drug Summit wrapped up this afternoon. NCOSS CEO Cara Varian said there was robust discussion across the Summit, but the Government now needs to turn this into action. “This Summit brought together a broad group of stakeholders, and we had some productive discussions – but it can’t stop there,” Ms Varian said. “It was clear that we are failing our most marginalised communities, including first nations people, young people and culturally and linguistically diverse communities. People, their families…
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