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Pemulwuy underway

Mick Mundine and Greg Colbran Photo: Lyn Turnbull
Mick Mundine and Greg Colbran Photo: Lyn Turnbull

Alisi Tutuila, Chairperson of the AHC, expressed her gratitude to the community for supporting the AHC and its vision for a sustainable, social, urban development that will create a strong community for generations to come by providing housing, employment, training, and further educational opportunities.

“The AHC’s vision is to create a positive future for our next generation. The Pemulwuy Project epitomises this vision, and will provide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with the opportunity to live and grow up in a vibrant, safe environment in the heart of Sydney.”

The Pemulwuy Project will provide the AHC with a strong economic foundation, fostering the hopes and aspirations of the community.

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