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Aboriginal legal agency sacking breached Fair Work Act

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Priscilla Atkins sued NAAJA for wrongful dismissal after almost two decades as its CEO. (Neda Vanovac/AAP PHOTOS)

An Aboriginal legal service has been found liable for wrongfully dismissing its longstanding chief executive.

After almost two decades at the helm, Northern Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) former chief executive Priscilla Atkins sued the organisation for wrongful dismissal in February 2023.

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