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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.
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Let's Talk Black Culture - Rosealee Pearson
Join presenter Siena and her sister, Manggalili woman Rosealee Pearson as they yarn about growing up in Yirrkala, Arnhem Land. Rosealee is a choreographer/producer having worked globally and has just embarked on her second directorial work “Song Spirals” based on her mother Merrkiyawuy Ganambarr’s book of the same name which shares ancient sacred knowledge of the song […]
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Let's Talk Black Power - Coroner's Report on Death in Custody of Kumanjayi Walker
*** WARNING: For all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, the following episode contains the names and details of people who have died in custody. We apologise for any distress caused and please contact Triple A for further information. Today Dr Lee Sheppard and Tabatha Saunders discuss the outcomes of the NT Coroner Elizabeth Armitage’s […]
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Let's Talk Black Arts - Isaac Drandic
Tune in and listen to this wonderfully warm conversation with presenter Will and Noongar Man Isaac Drandic who is an actor, director and creator. ‘Dear Son’, a book by Thomas Mayo (Kaurareg/Kalkalgal/Erubamle), features intimate stories from First Nations’ men. Isaac and co-adaptor John Harvey (Saibai/English) have created deep insights into how toxic masculinity affects the […]
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Culture - Inala NAIDOC Family Fun Day
Today Triple A Murri Country is broadcasting live from the West Inala Football Club for NAIDOC celebrations. Presenter Tabatha yarns with Yuggera Elder Uncle Steven Coghill; a newcomer to NAIDOC celebrations Matt; Yuggera woman Kaylah Coghill and Dr Lee Sheppard drops in for a yarn.
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