Coulton near certain of IPROWD funding

By Heather Crosby
March 21 2015 - 4:00am
Dubbo College IYLP graduates (back) Maddison Flick, Samantha Hyde, Kirra Hampson, Nathan Bryon, Jarrod Fenech, Jayden Merritt, Wade Peachey and (front) Takeesha Hill, Taylah Gray, Hollie Bonham, Skye Munro, Courtney Monaghan, Leticia Quince, Teleria Milson and Phoebe Hall pictured during a graduation function last year.
Dubbo College IYLP graduates (back) Maddison Flick, Samantha Hyde, Kirra Hampson, Nathan Bryon, Jarrod Fenech, Jayden Merritt, Wade Peachey and (front) Takeesha Hill, Taylah Gray, Hollie Bonham, Skye Munro, Courtney Monaghan, Leticia Quince, Teleria Milson and Phoebe Hall pictured during a graduation function last year.

MEMBER for Parkes Mark Coulton is "95 per cent confident" of securing funding to allow the IPROWD police pre-training course and Dubbo College Indigenous Youth Leadership Program (IYLP) to continue.

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