Statement of intent signed to develop and promote Aboriginal tourism

Lisa Tisdell
Updated November 29 2016 - 12:13pm, first published November 28 2016 - 1:00pm
Project partners: Rosemary Black and Heather Cavanagh (Charles Sturt University), Kerry Grace (Regional Development Australia Mid North Coast), Natalie Talbot (Sea Acres Rainforest Centre - National Parks and Wildlife Service), David Carroll (Birpai Local Aboriginal Land Council) and Lorrae O'Brien (Arts Mid North Coast) at the statement of intent signing.
Project partners: Rosemary Black and Heather Cavanagh (Charles Sturt University), Kerry Grace (Regional Development Australia Mid North Coast), Natalie Talbot (Sea Acres Rainforest Centre - National Parks and Wildlife Service), David Carroll (Birpai Local Aboriginal Land Council) and Lorrae O'Brien (Arts Mid North Coast) at the statement of intent signing.

FIVE organisations have joined forces in a project to ultimately develop sustainable Aboriginal-owned and operated tourism businesses.

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Lisa Tisdell

Lisa Tisdell

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I'm a Port Macquarie News journalist, keen traveller, angler and cricket fan.

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