The Australian Biome Project

NEW MEDICAL TRANSPORT DESIGN GETS A BOOST.
Australian Biome Medical are excited to announce the delivery of the first prototype vehicle which will be used to develop their All terrain medical transport and virtual GP clinic vehicle. Known as the "ATVGP", designed in collaboration with Paull & Warner Resources, the technologically advanced vehicle will assist in deployment of medical services to regional Australia and will feature new advances in the delivery of medical services.
“We are very excited to work with the PWR team, as they have an exceptional proven track record with the development of Emergency vehicle manufacturing.” Terrence Dewar.
There is already interest in other countries, and these units could become a manufactured export product from Australia.
PWR (Paull & Warner Resources) offer a completely integrated suite of services and products focused on their client’s safety, emergency and rescue needs. Established in 2008 – and still a proudly Western Australian family owned business, PWR provides the resource and construction industry with a professional and complete service encapsulating all aspects of risk management including fire suppression system installation and servicing, provision of emergency management personnel, emergency vehicles, equipment and training.
PWR also maintains an extensive fleet of emergency vehicles available for hire to cover short-term emergency vehicle outages, events, and additional shut down requirements or for long term lease. Although focused on the production of emergency vehicles for our mining resources and government clients, PWR has an extensive light to medium fabrication facility capable of a range of custom fabrication solutions.
The vehicle will be tested in Western Australia's outback regions in September 2022 as part of a pilot study to assist health infrastructure in our regional areas.

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Nola Turner-Jensen joins Australian Biome's National Advisory Team
An Aboriginal Australian Language historian from the Wiradjuri language group, Nola is an experienced Social Worker running youth shelters for many years. She has been the lead researcher on the CultuRecode Project for the last six years– identifying how Behavioural science can help explain the cause of Aboriginal disadvantage and conflict.
She is a content writer and e-learning designer over the last eight years for Crackerjack Education. Crackerjack is Australia’s leading & first Indigenous run education company for Teachers and educators. She has worked for many years to overcome Mental Health issues within Collective populations, the lead researcher in the Many Ways Forward Aboriginal Su***de Prevention and Referral pathways project across Qld in 2020.
Her other accolades include being chosen as a 2021 Community Changemaker within the Yanalangami: Strong Women, Strong Communities Changemakers Program, and currently leading a Wiradjuri Traditional Language Patterns Restoration Project under the direction of the Wiradjuri Elders and Knowledge holders, to return the voice and purpose of the living landscapes across our country. She is a member of several boards including “Yarning Pty Ltd” and lead on the “Points4Purpose Aboriginal Advisory Board”.
An accomplished writer, She has published four Aboriginal children’s books and was awarded a Fellowship of the First Nation Australian Writers Network in 2019.
Instrumental in establishing the first Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce in Australia over 15 years ago in Brisbane, her other achievements include being chosen as one of 12 Aboriginal women to be featured in the 2018 NAIDOC National Aboriginal & Islander Day Organising Committee E-Book celebrating the leading Aboriginal female entrepreneurs in Australia. Welcome aboard Nola and we look forward to working with you.

Australian Biome are pleased to announce the appointment of
Tom Sostaric to our Pharma research team.
Tom received his Masters in Biological Science's specialising in analytical identification and quantification of Vanilla products and Samples (Natural/Botanical Products) at Edith Cowan University in 2001. During his career, he has worked in several Pharmaceutical applied fields, including a School of Pharmacy, School of Natural Science and Veterinary Pharmaceuticals in Australia and Europe. Presently, he is a Board member of the International HPTLC Association and is heavily involved in Chromatech Scientific. From a research perspective, Tom is also an adjunct researcher at the University of Western Australia and Edith Cowan University, specialising in analytical research on Pharmaceuticals, Natural Products and Botanical fields, including methods for Sandalwood Oil, Gubinge (Kakadu Plum) and Honey floral sources to name a few. We are looking forward to working with Tom and his team.