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30 September 2008

Matthew Rigney

Tiga Bayles interviews Chairman of the Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations (MLDRIN), Matthew Rigney. They talk about state of affairs, problems with the Murray – Darling Basin, sustaining cultural water, impacts on the environment, water issues, controlled water and climate change. File Download (33:35 min / 23.1 MB) https://triplea-oldsite.o.thrivex.io/wp-content/uploads/98fm-podcast-2008-09-30-75783.mp3 24224218 audio/mpeg a:1:{s:8:”duration”;s:7:”0:33:35″;}

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26 September 2008

George Skeen and Kurt Noble

Tiga Bayles interviews Cairns elder George Skeen. They talk about George's book launch of “Two Cultures about life in Cairns' Aboriginal Reserves”. Tiga Bayles also caught up with the Director of Pormpuraaw Healing Centre Kurt Noble. They talk about services and programs in the community, health issues and community issues. File Download (48:30 min / […]

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25 September 2008

Vanessa Deakin, Shirley Veronese, Elijah Minniecon and Chris Congoo

Tiga Bayles interviews Vanessa Deakin, Justice Group Coordinator in Pormpuraaw. They talk about the Justice Group, conflict resolution in the community, employment, projects and CDEP, community organisations, wet session and Alcohol Management Plan (AMP). Tiga Bayles also talked with Shirley Veronese and Elijah Minniecon from the Cape York Family Violence Prevention Legal Service. They talk […]

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22 September 2008

Tamara Mackean and Gracelyn Smallwood

Tiga Bayles interviews President of the Australian Indigenous Doctor's Association Dr Tamara McKean and Assoc. Prof Gracelyn Smallwood an Aboriginal Elder with more than 25 years experience in all areas of Indigenous affairs, health and human rights. File Download (40:18 min / 27.7 MB) https://triplea-oldsite.o.thrivex.io/wp-content/uploads/98fm-podcast-2008-09-22-79935.mp3 29053137 audio/mpeg a:1:{s:8:”duration”;s:7:”0:40:18″;}

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19 September 2008

Ron Unwin, Josie Creek and Mark Bin Baker (Mary G)

Tiga Bayles interviews Rod Unwin from the Forensic Mental Health team in Cairns. They talk about what Forensic Mental Health does, mental health issues in North Queensland Indigenous communities, Kowanyama Festival and Organisation of the festival. Tiga Bayles also talks with Womens and Children's Services Coordinator Josie Creek they talk about Kowanyama Festival, Health Issues, […]

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