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AH&MRC's new website launched
The AH&MRC Board of Directors and staff are delighted to announce the launch of our new website. The website is the next phase of the AH&MRC rebrand, with the logo being announced in September 2018. "We have gone through a transition period and we now have a clear direction of our organisation, with a website...
My Health Record Storybooks launched
The Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council of New South Wales (AH&MRC) are proud to launch our My Health Record Storybooks which were designed alongside the Australian Digital Health Agency. My Health Record is an online summary of your health information. Right now, your health information is in different places, My Health Record helps you...
AH&MRC CEO Raylene Gordon resigns
The Board of Directors of AH&MRC wish to advise that Raylene Gordon, the current CEO of AH&MRC is resigning from the position due to family commitments in Newcastle. "The organisation is in a great position and is continuing to build its portfolios to better support member's needs. We are confident that AH&MRC will recruit a...
Introducing the new AH&MRC logo
Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW (AHMRC) Board of Directors and staff are excited to announce the launch of our new logo and brand guidelines. The logo is inspired by the 30th anniversary artwork by the artist Carissa Paglino, that was commissioned and launched in 2015. "AH&MRC has gone through an exciting transition and...
Important forum addresses cancer in Aboriginal communities
Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW is hosting a two-day forum (Thursday 17th – Friday 18th of May) in Sydney that will put the spotlight on the important work being done by Aboriginal community controlled health services to provide support to Aboriginal people and families affected by cancer. More than 50 representatives from...
10th Anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations and Indigenous Australia
On the 10th anniversary of the National Apology, we take time to reflect on progress that has been made since the National Apology was delivered by the Prime Minister in 2008. The National Apology was a public acknowledgement of the pain and suffering caused by the Australian Government with the effort to build new relationships between...