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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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This episode of Deadly Choices Radio brings the yarn on the NRL Footy Finals, Are You OK? Day, and the importance of reaching out, staying connected and talking to someone you trust — or a confidential support service such as Lifeline, MensLine, Beyond Blue, Relationships Australia or Kids Helpline. We also look back at recent […]
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LET'S TALK - TREVOR TIM
Around 200 people have gathered in Gimuy/Cairns for an annual gathering of First Nations media. Karen Dorante speaks to local councillor, motivational speaker and broadcaster, Trevor Tim.
Listen >>LET'S TALK - ALF DAVIS
The HALT Collective Unborn Support Pathway has won an 2026 Child Protection Week award. Alf Davis from the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health talks to Karen Dorante about HALT and the importance of Indigenous organisations in child safety and child protection. He says these organisations and the people behind them have played critical role in […]
Listen >>LET'S TALK - Jerachi Cavanagh
This week marks 40 years of Child Protection Week in Queensland. Co-founded in 1986 by journalist Kay McGrath OAM to create better outcomes for children in the state. Each year Child Protection Awards are given out to organisations, frontline services and others working to create better outcomes for children in the state. One of the […]
Listen >>LET'S TALK - JACK REIS - UQ-Indigenous-Business-Hub
As part of Triple A’s partnership with UQ Indigenous Business Hub, Jack Reis from Baidam Solutions talks about the company. Karen Dorante talks to Jack about his early life, career and business. As a fast growing Indigenous owned cybersecurity, Jack talks about the sector, the opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entrepreneurs.
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