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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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AFL & ANZAC
Tiga Bayles interviews Gillon McLachlan who is the Chief Broadcaster Commercial Officer and Phil Martin who has just started in the AFL business and is doing some liasion with various governments. They discuss strong levels of support from the government and Gold Coast council for a Gold Coast AFL team, promoting healthy living and education, […]
Listen >>Minister Mal Brough and Indigenous Art
Tiga Bayles interviews Mal Brough who is the MP Minister for Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs and talks about home ownership, land, access to land, employment, Tiwi Island, communities and their needs and more. Tiga Bayles also interviews Dr Louise Hamby who is the Exhibition Curator from the Museum of Victoria and Lindy Allen […]
Listen >>NITV & Kawanyama State School
Tiga Bayles interviews Paul Remati who is the Director of the National Indigenous Television (NITV) that will go to air in just two months. Paul also has experience in New Zealand with Maori TV. NITV inaugural broadcasts will be transmitted to a potential audience of 220,000 scattered over remote areas of the Northern Territory, South […]
Listen >>Rachelle McIvor and Gavin Allum
Tiga Bayles interviews Rachelle McIvor who is a young Indigenous woman and mother of one and Gavin Allum who is from Hopevale, a small community 40km from Cape York in QLD. They talk about the challenges and concerns in Hopevale including the AMP and to make Hopevale as a town which is now still known […]
Listen >>Australian National Parks
Tiga Bayles interviews Senator Andrew Bartlett and Western Australian Liberal Senator Alan Eggleston. This interview is about the recommendations and exec summary from the recent Senate inquiry into managing Australia's national parks, conservation reserves and marine protected areas and getting Aboriginal people more involved in these areas for they know more history of the place, […]
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