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Indigenous women put themselves first for Women’s Health Week

Brooke Littlewood

IT is strictly women’s business in Sunraysia this week, as the region’s indigenous matriarchs put themselves first and make positive, lifelong changes for their health and wellbeing. In celebration of Women’s Health Week, Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) is hosting events to raise awareness about health initiatives across the region. MDAS health promotion co-ordinator Emma […]

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