Townsville Indigenous Coordination Centre (ICC)

Category: Organisation
Sub Category:Indigenous Coordination Centre (ICC)
Place:Townsville
State/Country:Queensland, Australia
Summary Information:
The Townsville Indigenous Coordination Centre is one of 30 centres established following the abolition of ATSIC. The office in Townsville houses staff from a range of departments that deliver services to Indigenous Australians in the surrounding region.

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    • Organisation
  • Indigenous Coordination Centres
  • Office of Indigenous Policy Coordination (Cth)

    • References

    Resource
    Australian Government (2005) Indigenous Coordination Centres

    Glossary

    Indigenous Coordination Centres (ICCs) (Australia)
    Created:Wednesday, 14 September 2005
    Modified:Tuesday, 23 January 2007

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    Published by the Indigenous Studies Program, The University of Melbourne, October 2007.
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