Mount Isa man Brodie Germaine, known for his advocacy in preventing youth crime, has been charged with multiple drug offences, as the state government terminates a $280,000 grant.
Outback youth crime advocate charged with drug offences as government terminates $280,000 grant
In short:
A Mount Isa man, known in the community for his work advocating against youth crime, has been charged with multiple drug offences.
Brodie Germaine, 29, owned and operated the Brodie Germaine Fitness Aboriginal Corporation, which has had $280,000 in state government funding terminated.
What's next?
Mr Germaine is expected to re-appear in the Mount Isa Magistrates Court on Monday, November 9.
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