On Arvos with Andy, we are pleased to welcome Dr Amanda Healy, Director of Altura Airlines. A proud Wonnarua woman, Amanda is a nationally recognised Indigenous business leader whose career spans more than three decades across the mining and resources sector. Throughout her distinguished career, she has held senior leadership roles with major organisations including BHP, Rio Tinto and WMC, bringing extensive experience in business, leadership and strategic development.

Today, Amanda plays an important role in the leadership and direction of Altura Airlines, drawing on her wealth of industry knowledge, strong leadership experience and commitment to creating opportunities for Indigenous Australians. Her journey is a remarkable example of leadership, resilience and achievement, and we look forward to hearing more about her career, her connection to community and the important work she is doing with Altura Airlines.

On Arvos with Andy, we are pleased to welcome Dr Amanda Healy, Director of Altura Airlines. A proud Wonnarua woman, Amanda is a nationally recognised Indigenous business leader whose career spans more than three decades across the mining and resources sector. Throughout her distinguished career, she has held senior leadership roles with major organisations including BHP, Rio Tinto and WMC, bringing extensive experience in business, leadership and strategic development.
Today, Amanda plays an important role in the leadership and direction of Altura Airlines, drawing on her wealth of industry knowledge, strong leadership experience and commitment to creating opportunities for Indigenous Australians. Her journey is a remarkable example of leadership, resilience and achievement, and we look forward to hearing more about her career, her connection to community and the important work she is doing with Altura Airlines.

Arvos with Andy will get you energised for the afternoon as the team catch up for a yarn with local and interstate musicians and Northern Territory characters.

Arvos with Andy will get you energised for the afternoon as the team catch up for a yarn with local and interstate musicians and Northern Territory characters.