NEW 'FUEL' BUSINESS FOR ROBE RIVER KURUMA
Kuruma Marthdunera is looking at expanding beyond mining royalties into the business development space and has partnered with Cambridge Gulf limited to import and sell fuel.
The company has already partnered with indigenous organisations in the Kimberley. Robe River Kuruma Chairperson, Sara Slattery is excited about this new business venture.
"We've been working on that for the last 18 months. It's going to be I hope really really big. We just need to make sure that the community has buy-in on this as well
"I think it's important to the Robe River Kuruma people that we don't impact on any other businesses. Why are we all buying water trucks and racing each other? Let's do something completely different. Let's find a very unique market that we can basically claim for our own.
The Robe River Kuruma Youth Council won a ten thousand dollar ABC Heywire grant to go towards a financial literacy program thanks to a push from Daniel Farmer who sits on the youth council. The program will be delivered to
#KMAC youth first and then they will look at engaging all indigenous youth in the Pilbara.
Clayton Gotz On 04/10/2017 at 9:22 am
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Dwight Murthy On 18/05/2018 at 2:11 pm
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