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I’m Linda Burney, a proud member of the Wiradjuri nation and the Member for Barton.
As the first Aboriginal person to be elected to the NSW Parliament and the first Aboriginal woman to serve in the House of Representatives, I believe passionately in the need to advance social justice and Indigenous rights within Australia.
I've been hard at work to improve the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.
It’s just not right that too many Indigenous Australians have shorter lives, live in overcrowded housing, or have less economic opportunity.
So our Government is listening to communities and grassroots organisations on how we can make real progress on the things Indigenous Australians want: health, education, jobs, housing and justice.
I’m proud to serve in a government that is making a difference.
Authorised by Linda Burney, ALP, Sydney.
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I was delighted to launch ‘Immediate Aid, Measurable Impact’ at our Vinnies Support Centre in Hurstville during Homelessness Week with Amanda…
I was delighted to launch ‘Immediate Aid, Measurable Impact’ at our Vinnies Support Centre in Hurstville during Homelessness Week with Amanda…
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Vinnies NSW are dedicated to giving a hand up to those in our community doing it tough through their emergency relief program. This week I joined…
Vinnies NSW are dedicated to giving a hand up to those in our community doing it tough through their emergency relief program. This week I joined…
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Congratulations Malarndirri McCarthy on being sworn in as the Minister for Indigenous Australians! Over the last two years I saw firsthand her…
Congratulations Malarndirri McCarthy on being sworn in as the Minister for Indigenous Australians! Over the last two years I saw firsthand her…
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Thank you NSW Labor delegates, members, volunteers and supporters. It was truly special to join Anthony Albanese at NSW Labor Conference as he…
Thank you NSW Labor delegates, members, volunteers and supporters. It was truly special to join Anthony Albanese at NSW Labor Conference as he…
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This was me in 1988. Now after 21 years in politics it’s time to pass the baton on to a new generation. It’s been one heck of a journey, but I’ve…
This was me in 1988. Now after 21 years in politics it’s time to pass the baton on to a new generation. It’s been one heck of a journey, but I’ve…
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Today I am announcing that I will not recontest the seat of Barton at the next federal election. After 21 years in politics, 8 years in the Federal…
Today I am announcing that I will not recontest the seat of Barton at the next federal election. After 21 years in politics, 8 years in the Federal…
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We're fixing old Aboriginal health services across the country. Many facilities are decades old and struggle to deliver the top quality healthcare…
We're fixing old Aboriginal health services across the country. Many facilities are decades old and struggle to deliver the top quality healthcare…
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We're investing in a safer, stronger Port Augusta - and working with the community to make sure it works. Our new Port Augusta Community Partnership…
We're investing in a safer, stronger Port Augusta - and working with the community to make sure it works. Our new Port Augusta Community Partnership…
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We're funding upgrades to Aboriginal health services across Australia, here's why. Pika Wiya Health Service delivers important healthcare for…
We're funding upgrades to Aboriginal health services across Australia, here's why. Pika Wiya Health Service delivers important healthcare for…
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A joy of NAIDOC Week is seeing communities celebrating the best of First Nations culture. In the remote community of Galiwin'ku in East Arnhem Land…
A joy of NAIDOC Week is seeing communities celebrating the best of First Nations culture. In the remote community of Galiwin'ku in East Arnhem Land…
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Education is the key to unlocking a better future for Indigenous young people. So we're providing more support to the GO Foundation - The Goodes…
Education is the key to unlocking a better future for Indigenous young people. So we're providing more support to the GO Foundation - The Goodes…
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