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First Nations pride as cousins step up

Jay Warcon and Tylin Guthrie were among the first cohort graduating from the Regional Medical Program at CQU. (Sophie Mossman)

Among the 600 plus new graduates from CQ University last Thursday, two First Nations cousins were among the first cohort […]

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