
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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Michael Anderson
Tiga Bayles interviews Indigenous activist Michael Anderson. They talk about the environment, the rally and Apology by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, Northern Territory Intervention, Mutitjulu who opened a school was locked down by the government because of the Northern Territory Intervention, the government wanted to take land because of the child abuse, housing, infrastructure, war […]
Listen >>Chris Graham
Karen Dorante interviews Editor of the National Indigenous Times Chris Graham. They talk about Kevin Rudd and the apology, The Stolen Generation, The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous people, the differences between John Howard and Kevin Rudd, The Northern Territory Intervention, Deaths in Custody, ALP, Home Ownership and much more. File Download (40:29 min […]
Listen >>Glen Laverick and Kristy Hill
Tiga Bayles interviews Glen Laverick a Health Worker who has traveled the world to communities and is now in Australia. Building Healthy Communities conference which, is funded by the Department of Health and Aging. They talk about the similarities of all communities he has visited world wide, sustaining communities, community empowerment, what the community needs […]
Listen >>Pou Pensio and Cianne Delua
Tiga Bayles interviews Poi Pensio who is the Program Manager in the Torres Strait health District. He tells about his health conditions, why he thinks culture is important to change the life expectancy of Indigenous peoples, Building Healthy Communities Conference, Life Style Changes program, what people should be eating, The Apology by Prime Minister Kevin […]
Listen >>Gary Highland and Phil Glendenning
Tiga Bayles interviews ANTaR National Director Gary Highland and Director of the Edmund Rice Centre Phil Glendenning. They talk about the Edmund Rice Centre and what it has to offer to Indigenous people, youth asylum seekers, they talk about the Brooklyn Project, some of the history of Australia, Indigenous life expectancy, they talk about future […]
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