A far North Queensland woman has become one of the highest ranking indigenous soldiers in the country.

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2021-11-03

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Lieutenant Colonel Eileen hall returned to her home country of Wujal Wujal for a special ceremony to mark her promotion and says she hopes to inspire both women and first nations people to pursue a career in the military.
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