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August 13, 2013  |  In Member Engagement

New member reference panel

The newly established Member Reference Panel will be meeting in Canberra on Wednesday 21 August to discuss current FRSA work priorities. The agenda includes the FSP Future Directions announcement and ‘where to from here’, the development of the FRSA Social […]

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