Kimberley suicide prevention response criticised: 'Top-down approach as it has always been'

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In the Media March 29, 2020

The West Australian Government’s new plan to tackle Indigenous suicide has been criticised for being a top-down approach with the biggest spend on basic services that other Australians take for granted.

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