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Let’s Talk

WEEKDAYS 9 – 10am

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.

Let’s Talk Business is proudly sponsored by the University of Queensland.

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14 December 2007

Craig Wallis

Tiga Bayles interviews Craig Wallis who is the Minister for Natural Resources and Water, announces the NRW Natural Resources and Water Indigenous Training Scholarship. He then interviews owner/manager of Gundoii Didgeridoos in Malanda, Phillip Barlow. Phil identifies as Yidinji and he and his family make and paint didgeridoos while he tells traditional stories of his […]

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12 December 2007

Anne Hampshire

Tiga Bayles interviews Anne Hampshire who is Mission Australia's Head of Research. They talk about the National Youth Survey, Mission Australia and what they do, Mission Australia's 150th Anniversary, homeless people, training and employment, child and family support, family counseling, youth, education, young people feeling valued, family and friends, weight and body image, what worries […]

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7 December 2007

Steve Taylor and John Wenatong

Tiga Bayles interviews Steve Taylor who is an adventurer, carpenter and a musicians. In this interview they about Steve's who is riding his motor bike 8,000km from Broome to Sydney to raise funds and awareness for the Jimmy Little Foundation, he tells of why he is inspired to do this and his trip on the […]

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30 November 2007

Allan Oliver

Tiga Bayles interviews Allan Oliver who has been involved for 52 years in the local district rugby league in Cairns. He talks about his time being with the local district rugby league in Cairns for 52 years, coaching, refereeing, training, why he chose football over boxing, Indigenous sport heroes, health, why it is important to […]

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29 November 2007

Olga Havnen, Ilene Cummings and Raylene Roses

Tiga Bayles interviews Eileen Cummings who is the former Policy Advisor to the Chief Minister of the Northern Territory on Aboriginal and Women's Affairs, Ilene's daughter Rayleen Roses and Olga Havnen who is the Coordinator for the Combined Aboriginal Organisation in the Northern Territory. They talk about their feelings on the Rudd victory, Women for […]

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