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Many people in Australia are being scammed and having their money stolen, sometimes even their life savings. Scams hurt people’s lives. Scams are getting harder to spot, so we need to work together to stop them.
STOP: Don’t give money or personal information to anyone. Scammers will offer to help you or ask you to verify who you are. They will pretend to be from organisations you know and use, like businesses, the police, your bank or government services.
CHECK: Could the message or call be fake? Never click a link in a text message or reply. If you’re not sure, say ‘no’, hang up or delete.
PROTECT: Act quickly if something feels wrong. Contact us on 8999 0777 if you notice unusual activity or if a scammer gets your money or information. Seek help and report the scam to Scamwatch. When you report scams, you help us stop the scam and warn others.
Visit scamwatch.gov.au or call the First Nations Infoline on 1300 303 143 for more information.
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TCU wishes to advise of the passing of our former Director, Mr. Marpiyawuy.
Mr. Marpiyawuy served on the board of TCU for 17 years and was actively involved in establishing the Milingimbi Branch in 1995. He is a well-respected leader in the community and was passionate about TCU, and he will be sadly missed.
Some TCU Branches where Mr. Marpiyawuy's family works will close this afternoon as a sign of respect.
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My condolences to Raelene and family.
From all of us at TCU, we’re excited to kick off 2025 with YOU! Whether it's saving, spending, or dreaming big – let's make this year extra special. Here's to a fun-filled, prosperous year ahead! 🥳 #HappyNewYear
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