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An Indigenous community in remote North West WA has decided to ban white bread and sausages being served at events due to health risks.
Djarindjin community members in the Kimberley asked organisations holding events in the town to refrain from serving sausage sizzles at community events.
Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation CEO Nathan McIvor said the move is part of a wider raft of social health measures being implemented under the uidance of the community.
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