His mission is to close the gap in eye health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders by providing affordable, fashionable, culturally safe, and socially responsive eye care. 'We put the deadly Expo down there where all of our health promotion and education occurs.' 'It's just an amazing day that allows us to celebrate NAIDOC Week and to really promote health and wellbeing,' he told Territory Grandstand. Tell us your location and find more local ABC News and information.He is well-known on the ground for organising the rugby league Deadly Cup Carnival in Darwin. Wuthathi and Ngarrindjeri man Shaun Tatipata, 43, founded the first Aboriginal-owned optical and eye care provider, Deadly Vision Centre.īefore that he led the Fred Hollows Foundation's Indigenous Australia Program, and implemented outreach programs. The field of four contenders was strong in the local hero category. ( ABC Radio Darwin: Conor Byrne) Deadly foresight Shark Tank enthusiast, failed network engineer, sour cream enthusiast, Nanchaku instructor, Techman, Mega Man X fan, vaporizing know-how. Rebecca Forrest and daughter Tahlia at one of her favourite places in the world, Sanctuary Lakes in Gunn. Mango Mango after Shark Tank 2018 Update.
