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Suicide in Rural & Remote Areas of Australia Report Lauched

Brittany George November 21, 2012

The report was requested by the Australian Suicide Prevention Advisory Council (ASPAC) and funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. This report will assist the Council in their formation on advice to the Minister for Mental Health and Ageing.

The report was launched at the Australian Rural and Remote Mental Health Conference in Adelaide, you can download a copy here.

Left: Minister for Mental Health and Ageing, the Hon Mark Butler MP, and Dr Kairi Kolves, Senior Research Fellow AISRAP, at the launch of the report in Adelaide on Tuesday 20/11/12
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