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Neville Poelina
Neville Poelina

Neville Poelina is an Aboriginal tourism operator and recognised leader in the development of Aboriginal tourism in Australia. Mr Poelina is a Nyikina man from the Kimberley, a former WAITOC chair and inaugural chair of the World Indigenous Tourism Alliance (WINTA). He has operated his own tour business, Uptuyu Aboriginal Adventures, in the Kimberley since 2002. Mr Poelina is passionate about Aboriginal tourism and sees it as an integral part of Western Australia's tourism industry as a whole. He believes Aboriginal tourism offers two important benefits; it preserves country and culture and allows people to live on the country sustainably while ensuring visitors get an accurate understanding the world's oldest continuous culture and come away with a deeper knowledge and connection to it.

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    Tuesday, 27 January, 2015 - 14:18

    Lockwood to Tourism WA

    KPMG director Nicole Lockwood has replaced Stephen Wicks as a Tourism WA board member.

    Wednesday, 8 July, 2015 - 10:18

    No change at Tourism WA helm

    Peter Prendiville and Howard Cearns will continue as Tourism WA chair and deputy chair respectively for another three year term, Tourism Minister Kim Hames announced today.

    Tuesday, 27 June, 2017 - 15:34

    Tourism WA board shake-up

    The McGowan government’s shake-up of public sector agencies has triggered unexpected departures from key agencies, with road safety commissioner Kim Papalia resigning and three Tourism WA board members following chairman Peter Prendiville out the door.

     
    No change at Tourism WA helm
    Wednesday, 8 July, 2015 - 10:18

    Lockwood to Tourism WA

    No change at Tourism WA helm

    Tourism WA board shake-up

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