17/06/2026
L-R: Diane Humphries (RCMB Community Development Officer), Peter Crowley (AAG and CAC Member), Murrianna Reese (AAG Chair), Gabrielle Mackenzie (AAG Member), Brendan Markwick (AAG Member), Ann Kinloch (AAG Member), Heather Davis (AAG Member), Cr Lisa Courtney (AAG, CAC and Council Member), Akuot Chol (RCMB Placement Student), Ashleigh Atze (RCMB Acting Team Leader Community Development)
A key action of Council’s initial DAIP was to “Establish an Access and Inclusion Advisory Group, consisting of people with lived experience of disability (including people with disability, carers, service providers, women, children, people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds), that meets regularly to help shape Council decisions, projects and processes.”
In response, the Ability Action Group (AAG) was established in July 2021 as a sub-committee of the Rural City of Murray Bridge’s Community Advisory Committee (CAC)—a Section 41 Committee under the Local Government Act 1999. The AAG continues to meet quarterly and plays an active role in advancing access and inclusion across the community.
If you would like more information on the AAG please contact Diane Humphries
Community Development Officer – 08 8539 1120 – [email protected]
