Lorelle Morrissey
Lorelle is the office assistant for Peris Enterprises and Kinship Australia. Any enquiries related to the endeavours of either of these companies can be directed to Lorelle. Lorelle has vast experience all areas of office administration and project management, having worked for 4 years as the Indigenous Pre School home/ school liason officer at the Indigenous Education Unit.
Lorelle also played hockey for Australia,spending 4 years at the Australian Institute of Sport for hockey in Perth and in 1991 played 5 caps for Australia. Two tests against Great Britain in 1991 and 3 tests against Korea in 1994. Lorelle was the first Indigenous woman to play hockey for Australia.
Lorelle played Rugby League for the Gunghalin Bulls in 2000 where she was in the premiership winning team. She was then selected in 2003 to play in the first ever Indigenous Womens Rugby League team to play against New Zealand as Vice Captain.