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Mobile service centre to provide Centrelink, Medicare and veteran support on the road in the Mid West

Anna CoxMidwest Times
The Blue Gum mobile service centre.
Camera IconThe Blue Gum mobile service centre. Credit: Supplied

The Services Australia mobile service centre will be making its way through the Mid West for 11 days throughout June to provide a range of services for regional and rural communities.

The van named Blue Gum, acts as a travelling link to Medicare, Centrelink and the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.

The project increases accessibility for those in the regions that otherwise find it difficult to access the services.

Mobile service centres are 20-tonne trucks operated by staff from Services Australia, providing regional and rural Australians with face-to-face support with Centrelink claims, Medicare registration and accessing other online services.

The itinerary of Blue Gum:

Morawa on Monday, June 12 at the railway and bus station terminal carpark, Winfield Street (10.30am-4pm).

Dalwallinu on Tuesday, June 13 opposite the Discovery Centre, Johnston Street (10.30am-4pm).

Wongan Hills on Wednesday, June 14 near the Community Resource Centre, Wongan Road (9.30am-4pm).

Goomalling on Thursday, June 15 near the railway station, Railway Terrace (9.30am-3pm).

Wyalkatchem on Tuesday, June 20 opposite the hotel, Railway Terrace (10am-3.30pm).

Koorda on Wednesday, June 21 at the Lions Park carpark, Birdwood Street (9.30am-4pm).

Mukinbudin on Thursday, June 22 opposite Mukinbudin Hotel, Shadbolt Street (9am-3.30pm).

Southern Cross on Friday, June 23 in front of the Community Centre, Antares Street (9am-2.30pm).

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