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Pictured at the Ensuring a Just Transition for the Upper Spencer Gulf forum at the Westland Hotel on Thursday were (from left) Dr Rebecca Tooher, Director of Policy and Advocacy, SACOSS; Alex Reid, Executive Director, Community and Family Services at Department of Human Services; Dr David Panter, Chair, SACOSS; Dr Jen Cleary, CEO, Centacare Catholic Country SA, Dan Butler, Manager Engagement and Social License, Office of Hydrogen Power SA; Dr Harry Randhawa, CEO, Uniting Country SA; and Ross Womersley, CEO, SACOSS. (Supplied).
Jack O'Halloran

WHYALLA - The South Australian Council of Social Services (SACOSS) hosted a forum in Whyalla on Thursday, August 22, to […]

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