13/03/2026
Great to see Kingsley Saunders stepping into his new role as Wamba Country Manager. ๐ฟ๐ค
A fantastic achievement and a strong example of whatโs possible through dedication and hard work.๐ช๐ฝ๐คฉ
Keep up the great work, Kingsley!๐
๐ฟ Another WM Success: Kingsley Saunders Steps into Country Manager Role๐ฟ
Kingsley Saunders is another proud example of a Warrmijala Murrgurlayi (WM) program participant gaining meaningful employment. After completing the WM Nagula Yirr Buru (Land and Sea) program in 2025, Kingsley has recently stepped into his new role as a Wamba Country Manager which is a position that allows him to care for and protect Country while building a meaningful and sustainable career. ๐
During the WM program, Kingsley stood out as one of the most dedicated participants, maintaining one of the highest attendance rates and demonstrating strong commitment and reliability throughout the program. His punctuality, positive attitude, and willingness to learn made him a valued participant. ๐๐๐พ
Through the WM program, Kingsley developed practical land and sea management skills and undertook TAFE training, gaining the knowledge and experience that placed him in a strong position to secure employment in the field. ๐๐ฝ
Now working on Country, Kingsley says one of the things he loves most about the role is being out on Country and caring for it, something he takes great pride and responsibility in doing. ๐ฑ
Kingsley is also already making a positive impact within the team. Recently, he presented at an NBY All Staff Forum, sharing insights on the Cane Toad Aversion Program and educating colleagues across the organisation about the important work being undertaken to protect native wildlife and ecosystems.๐ฆ๐ฆ๐ข๐๐ชธ
His journey highlights the impact of the Warrmijala Murrgurlayi program, supporting participants to build skills, confidence and pathways into meaningful employment while staying connected to culture and Country. ๐
๐ Congratulations Kingsley โ a strong future on Country lies ahead.
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