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National Indigenous current affairs program, focusing on issues of importance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Broadcast locally and nationally through the National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS), the program features interviews and discussions that inform, educate and engage audiences on key community, cultural, and social issues.
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LET'S TALK - Indigenous Business Month
Today marks the beginning of Indigenous Business Month. Now in its 12th year, the theme for this year is Local and Connected. Karen Dorante spoke to two of the founders, Dr Michelle Evans and Leesa Watego to find out why they started the movement. This segment is part of Triple A’s partnership with UQ Indigenous […]
Listen >>LET'S TALK - DAVID WILLIAMS
David Williams – a Wakka Wakka man – is a world-recognised performer and musician, speaker and co-founder/director of Gilimbaa. He’s just arrived back to Australia after a 9-day trip to Mongolia. The country is known as the land of the blue sky, horse culture, and Genghis Khan. Karen Dorante spoke to David about the reason […]
Listen >>LET'S TALK - Yung Milla
The first rapper and First Nations person to win The Voice Australia says his brother – rap artist J-Milla – inspired him. Marranunggu man, Yung Milla, won the popular vote in the grand final of the tv reality show. He spoke to Karen Dorante about the experience.
Listen >>LET'S TALK - FIRST NATIONS MUSIC
First Nations journalist and curator of Spotify’s Original Storytellers playlist, Rhianna Patrick, talks about what’s happening in the music scene right now. She spoke to Karen Dorante about Yung Milla, a NT rapper who became the first rapper and Indigenous person to win The Voice Australia. She also puts a spotlight on music from Jem […]
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On this episode of Deadly Choices Radio (DC Radio), we hear about a recent Deadly Choices Event – The Junior Murri Carnival (J.M.C.), where school footy teams from primary and high schools across the country come together to compete in both touch and tackle football. Deadly Choices Ambassadors are there to support the young players […]
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