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Newborns stay connected to Country

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  • Beaudesert Hospital held its second Welcome Baby to Country ceremony on September 22 at its Gathering Circle. Mununjali Elders and hospital liaison officer Uncle Dave Bestmann led a smoking ceremony and traditional dances by Mununjali Ngari dancers.
  • Uncle Dave said the morning strengthened ties between the local First Nations community and health services, particularly the maternity ward.
  • Among the families attending were Brent and Sara Irvine, who wanted their son Harrison to connect with the Mununjali community and Country.
Newborns stay connected to Country
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