'From little things, big things grow'

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11 August 2009Interview with Dick Estens, Chairman of the Aboriginal Employment Strategy.

"Dick Estens from the Aboriginal Employment Service established in Moree enthralled the audience with his story of challenge and change in getting Aborigines into mainstream work in the latest instalment of our dinner series Yakety Yak hosted by PricewaterhouseCoopers. View the video of his provocative conversation with Peter Thompson, which people were still talking about in the following days."

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