Aboriginal leader Banjo Clarke honoured in Warrnambool

By Everard Himmelreich
Updated February 22 2018 - 5:30pm, first published 5:00pm
Tribute: Members of the extended Clarke family in the Department of Health and Human Services Warrnambool conference room that has been named in honor of their late patriarch, Banjo Clarke. Picture: Christine Ansorge
Tribute: Members of the extended Clarke family in the Department of Health and Human Services Warrnambool conference room that has been named in honor of their late patriarch, Banjo Clarke. Picture: Christine Ansorge

The late Aboriginal elder Banjo Clarke was honoured by having the conference room at the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) centre in Warrnambool named after him because he ‘set the tone’ for discussions between the department and community groups.

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