Our Directors
The Danila Dilba Health Service board of directors is made up of Aboriginal people living in the Yilli Rreung Region. The board is responsible for managing and controlling the affairs of Danila Dilba Health Service in accordance with the Company Constitution. The board also receives advice from the DDHS Finance, Risk and Audit Committee (FRAC) and the Clinical Governance Committee (CGC).
Our Directors
Carol Stanislaus (Chairperson)
Michael McGregor
Deborah Butler (Independent non-Member Director)
Camille Lew Fatt (Deputy Chairperson)
Yvette Roe
Mark Munnich (Independent non-Member Director)
Hakon Dyrting
Carol Stanislaus (Chairperson)
Carol Stanislaus (Chair) is a Tiwi woman, born and raised on Larrakia country and a descendent of the NT Stolen Generation. She has worked in a variety of Indigenous positions in tourism, childcare, housing, alcohol and other drugs, government and justice, and currently works with the Australian Government's National Indigenous Australians Agency. She holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Aboriginal Community Management and Development.
Carol is also a member of the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA).
Term expires: 2026 Annual General Meeting
Camille Lew Fat (Deputy Chairperson)
Camille Lew Fatt (Deputy Chair) is a local Aboriginal woman, born and raised in Darwin. She holds a Graduate Certificate in Business (Public Sector Management), Bachelor of Commerce and Diploma of Business. Camille is currently the Director, Aboriginal Interpreter Service with the NT Government and is a member of the DDHS Finance, Risk and Audit Committee.
Term expires: 2025 Annual General Meeting
Michael McGregor
Michael McGregor has over 20 years' experience working with Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory across a wide range of sectors including health, employment and training, and business development. Michael brings a varied array of skills to the Danila Dilba board after working for the Australian Government implementing capacity strengthening initiatives with non-government and government funded organisations across the Territory. More recently Michael has worked with a wide range of business owners, corporate entities, Aboriginal organisations and traditional owner groups in a business development capacity. Michael is a member of the DDHS Finance, Risk and Audit Committee.
Term expires: 2025 Annual General Meeting
Deborah Butler (Independent non-Member Director)
Deborah Butler is a Jawoyn woman, born and raised in Katherine Northern Territory (NT). She has a Bachelor of Business, Master of Public Health, is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and recently completed a fellowship with the Australian College of Health Service Management (ACHSM). She has over 20 years' experience working with government policy and projects in various roles in both SA and the NT, primarily in the areas of Aboriginal housing and health policy. Deb is a member of the DDHS Clinical Governance Committee.
Term expires: 28 November 2025
Yvette Roe
Professor Yvette Roe (PhD) is a Njikena Jawuru woman from the West Kimberley, WA and was born and raised on Larrakia Country. Her family has had a historical connection to Garramilla (Darwin) since the 1950s. Yvette completed a PhD (Public Health and Epidemiology) with the University of South Australia, Adelaide in 2015 and is currently the Professor of Indigenous Health and a Director at the Molly Wardaguga Research Centre, Charles Darwin University (CDU). Yvette has more than 30 years' experience working in Aboriginal community-controlled health services. Her current research is on ensuring that maternal and infant services are mother-child focused and informed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander values, ways of knowing, being and doing.
Yvette is a member of the DDHS Clinical Governance Committee.
Term expires: 2026 Annual General Meeting
Mark Munnich (Independent non-Member Director)
Mark is a Gunggandji and Yawuru man born and raised in Darwin. Mark holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Bachelor of Accounting, a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, and has been admitted to the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory as a Barrister and Solicitor. Mark is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). He is currently Director, Business and Operations at Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA) and is a member of the Finance, Risk and Audit Committee.
Hakon Dyrting
Hakon is a proud Aboriginal Garrawa, Djugun and Yawuru man who was born and raised in Darwin. Hakon is currently employed as an Indigenous Enterprise Consultant for the Northern Territory Indigenous Business Network.This involves facilitation of start-up or acceleration support for mob currently in or wanting to start a business, advocating for Aboriginal procurement and government and non-government stakeholder engagement. Hakon firmly believes in unlocking Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander potential and providing education and pathways for our emerging leaders to become self-determined. Hakon also had the opportunity to be a part of the NAPCAN Youth Network in 2022, the 2023 U.S. Consulate General Melbourne Youth Advisory Council and was part of the Culture is Life delegation to attend the World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference in Niagra Falls, Seneca Nation, United States. Hakon is a member of the Clinical Governance Committee.