RFDS to benefit from an $18 million investment

By Kim Bartley
Updated April 8 2016 - 5:15pm, first published 5:00pm
NSW Deputy Premier Troy Grant and Royal Flying Doctor Service Dubbo Support Group president Terry Clark are all smiles after the announcement of an $18 million investment in it. Photo: CONTRIBUTED
NSW Deputy Premier Troy Grant and Royal Flying Doctor Service Dubbo Support Group president Terry Clark are all smiles after the announcement of an $18 million investment in it. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

THE Australian subsidiary of an Israeli technology company will become a tenant of the Royal Flying Doctor Service South Eastern Section (RFDS SE) Dubbo Base as part of an $18 million investment in it.

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