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ABSTARR CEO Professor Gregory Phillips reflects on designated spaces for Aboriginal men to come together in article by Oliver Brown of ABC Broken Hill. The article highlights the ...

Our CEO Professor Gregory Phillips featured on ‘Blak Minds’ podcast with hosts Dr Angelina Hurley and Dr Leda Barnett. ‘Blak Minds’ is a First Nations specific podcast discussing and ...

October marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and the theme this month is “Let’s talk about it.” This is a crucial time to reflect and raise awareness on mental health challenges ...

In time for NAIDOC week, CGU Insurance is proud to announce local St Kilda First Nations small business, Abstarr Consulting, as a winner in the 2020 CGU Kayku Kumpa awards ...

CGU Indigenous Engagement Manager Phil Lockyer said: “As an insurer of businesses around Australia, we proudly support the ambition of small business owners. We were really impressed ...

"For the last two years Gold Coast Health has been implementing the Creative Conversations on Race training program in an effort to improve the cultural safety for staff and patients. ...

In a year shaped by climate disasters and a pandemic, Australia’s most powerful sporting organisation – the Australian Football League (AFL) – continues to be confronted by another ...

Dr Danielle Arabena recently spoke with medical anthropologist and thought-leader Professor Gregory Phillips about Indigenous health equality and the importance of health professionals ...

In this episode of Indigenous Health MedTalk Professor Gregory Phillips discusses 'Unconscious bias, cultural safety and racism in health: How we heal a broken system' with host Dr ...

The Black Magic Woman Podcast is an uplifting conversational style program featuring mainly First Nations people from Australia and around the world. Listen to the episode here.

Thursday marked the release of a new strategy prioritising cultural safety in the health system brought forward by First Nations health experts, regulators and health ...