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Let’s Talk
WEEKDAYS 9 – 10am
National Indigenous talk show focusing on current affairs and issues of importance to Indigenous people. This program is Murri Country’s flagship program and is listened to by a large Indigenous audience in Brisbane and around the country via the National Indigenous Radio Service.
Program sponsor: The Community Broadcasting Foundation
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Prue Vines
Karen Dorante interviews Professor Prue Vines from the University of NSW. They talk about the Indigenous society of traditional knowledge and laws that could be robbed because of the Indigenous life expectancy, the basic inheritance Law in Australia, organising wills for property, land rights and more. File Download (39:49 min / 36.5 MB) https://triplea-oldsite.o.thrivex.io/wp-content/uploads/98fm-podcast-2008-04-10-81750.mp3 38267883 […]
Listen >>Alison Edwards and Irene Fisher
Karen Dorante interviews Alison Edwards who is the Indigenous Program Manager for the Fred Hollows Foundation and Irene Fisher who is the CEO of Sunrise Health Service. They talk about how the BP at Bulwer Islander refinery contacted the Fred Hollows Foundation to donated an enormous amount of furniture and equipment to the Fred Hollows […]
Listen >>Gracelyn Smallwood and Chris Graham
Tiga Bayles interviews Gracelyn Smallwood and Chris Graham who is the Editor of the National Indigenous Times. They talk about the Stolen Wages being put in an educational fund by the government instead of paying the people that had that money stolen off them, The Apology, Indigenous War Veterans, Indigenous Deaths and Custody and more. […]
Listen >>Gary Highland and Shane Phillips
Tiga Bayles interviews Gary Highland who is the National Director of ANTaR and Shane Phillips who is a young Redfern man and is involved with the National Aboriginal Alliance and is also a delegate to the 2020 summit. They talk about the Apology, the National Sorry Day Committee, The Stolen Generation, The Bringing Them Home […]
Listen >>Damein Bell, Ken Saunders and Wayne Coowell
The Lake Condah area in Victoria's south-west has been officially handed back to the Gunditjmara Aboriginal people. The Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation will now manage Lake Condah and are the second group of Aborigines to have native title recognised in Victoria. Tiga Bayles interviews Damein Bell who is the Project Manager for the […]
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