Performance Bonuses Given to Family Relationship Centres

Performance Bonuses Given to Family Relationship Centres

Of the original 15 Family Relationship Centres, about half have been rated as exceptional or highly. None of the centres in Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne rated as high or exceptional.

Here are how the Family Relationship Centres rated State by State: I have given an A for exceptional
B for high
C for other

Queensland Family Relationship Centres

B Townsville
C Strathpine

New South Wales Family Relationship Centres

A Sutherland
B Lismore
C Wollongong
Penrith

ACT Family Relationship Centres

C Canberra

Victoria Family Relationship Centres

A Mildura

C Sunshine
Frankston
Ringwood

Tasmania Family Relationship Centres

A Hobart

South Australia Family Relationship Centres

A Salisbury

Western Australia Family Relationship Centres

A Joondalup

Northern Territory Family Relationship Centres

A Darwin

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