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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.
Let’s Talk Business is proudly sponsored by the University of Queensland.
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LT - Geoff Scott 06-03-2007 Archive
Tiga Bayles interviews Geoff Scott who is the CEO of NSW Aboriginal Land Council. In this interview Geoff talks about housing, particularly ownership and much more issues. File Download (33:14 min / 11.5 MB)
Listen >>LT - Rachael Siewert 05-03-2024 Archive
Tiga Bayles interviews Rachael Siewert who is the Greens Spokesperson for Aboriginal Affairs & the Western Australian Senator. In this interview Rachael Siewert talks about Centrelink breaches, progress on stolen wages in W.A and changes to Native Title issues. File Download (35:24 min / 12.2 MB)
Listen >>LT - Tom Trevorrow_02.03.2007 Archive
Tiga Bayles interviews Tom Trevorrow who is the Chairsperson of the Ngarrindjeri Heritage Commitee. In 2003 the Ngarrindjeri Nation recieved these Old People back through assistance of the Australian National Museum that Edinburgh University had been holding from Ramsay Smith in Scotland, after ATSIC had arranged and supported the repatriation. Camp Coorong has been their […]
Listen >>LT_Traditional Knowledge Revival Pathways 01.03.2007 Archive
This interview is focused on the Traditional Knowledge Revival Pathways project which was designed on Cape York Balkanu Cape York Development Corporation and has been applied across five regions and seven other projects in Queensland. Tiga Bayles interviews Vickie Webb who is a Program Manager, Desert Chanels Indigenous Program Facilitator David Thompson and Balkanu Project […]
Listen >>LT_Wayne Costelloe 28.02.2007 Archive
Tiga Bayles interviews Wayne Costelloe who is a local Murri Man, now based in Melbourne and working with the Australian Education Union. This interview is about the 40th Anniversary of the referendum and voting. File Download (30:41 min / 10.6 MB)
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