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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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Ray Jackson
Karen Dorante spoke with Indigenous Social Justice Association President, Ray Jackson. They spoke about tasers, which he sees as a weapon of torture rather than compliance and what's going on at the Block in Redfern with the eviction notices. File Download (39:48 min / 27.4 MB)
Listen >>Gracelyn Smallwood
Tiga Bayles spoke with Kowanyama Shire Mayor, Thomas Hudson and Associate Professor Gracelyn Smallwood a Bindal Aboriginal Elder and Advisor to the Vice Chancellor on Indigenous Issues at James Cook University. They spoke about the Alcohol Management Plan issues and the young Aboriginal boxers on Palm Island. File Download (48:18 min / 38.7 MB)
Listen >>Aunty Annie Gela
Tiga Bayles spoke with Aunty Annie Gela Volunteer at Radio 4us, School-based apprenticeship trainees at Radio 4us, Jennifer Anderson and Shi-lee Richards, Announcer at Radio 4us, Rachel Backo and Audio Production Manager at Radio 4us, Daniel Kielly. File Download (37:36 min / 25.9 MB)
Listen >>Marianne Mackay and Marc Newhouse
Tiga Bayles spoke with newly elected Chair of the West Australian Deaths in Custody Watch Committee, Marianne Mackay and former Chair of the West Australian Deaths in Custody Watch Committee now Deputy-Chair. File Download (44:14 min / 70.9 MB)
Listen >>Amy Howard
Karen Dorante spoke with Amy Howard from the Alive and Kicking Goals Project. They spoke about Alive and Kicking Goals Suicide Prevention Project. The project aims to get young Indigenous men into remote communities to provide peer education to other young people to help them learn how they can play a part in suicide prevention.This […]
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