Charles Sturt University graduates want to help get Indigenous people out of jails and community services

Stephen Mudd
Updated December 13 2017 - 5:12pm, first published 5:00pm
CHANGE-MAKERS: Dr Jane Havelka, Michelle Lawrence, Duncan Gibbs, Troy Crowther, Maurice Kelly, Associate Professor Faye McMillan, Alicia Johnson and Sally-Ann Marie Avery. Picture: Les Smith.
CHANGE-MAKERS: Dr Jane Havelka, Michelle Lawrence, Duncan Gibbs, Troy Crowther, Maurice Kelly, Associate Professor Faye McMillan, Alicia Johnson and Sally-Ann Marie Avery. Picture: Les Smith.

A former prison officer says breaking the stigma of mental illness will help reduce the over-representation of Indigenous people “in the system”.

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Stephen Mudd

Stephen Mudd

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Stephen Mudd is a journalist for Fairfax Media west of the great divide. He loves music, dogs and travel.

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