
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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Les Saxby
Tiga Bayles interviews Les Saxby who is the Manager of Indidgellenium & Murrin Body Products, photographer and dance group coordinator. In this interview Les and Tiga talk about Indigenous body products, emu oil products, culture, aboriginal dance, schooling, and more. File Download (41:24 min / 14.3 MB)
Listen >>Andrew Bartlett
Tiga Bayles interviews Senator Andrew Bartlett, Olga Havnen and ANTaR National Director Gary Highland. This interview is about the N.T intervention, the army and ploice forces in communities, amalgamations of shire councils, Indigenous life expectancy, Close the Gap, Stolen Wages, traditional law and more. File Download (45:34 min / 15.7 MB)
Listen >>Patrick Dodson
Tiga Bayles interviews Patrick Dodson who is Co-Producer of a new Indigenous documentary. In this interview they talk about Indigenous documentaries, Indigenous film makers, OLiyarn Ngarn, Reconciliation and much more. File Download (40:03 min / 13.8 MB)
Listen >>Tom Calma
Tiga Bayles interviews HREOC Social Justice Commissioner Tom Calma. In this interview they talk about the Racial Discrimination Act, Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Commission, N.T intervention, culture, the cancellation of CDEP, Indigenous communities, mainstream media and much more. File Download (43:41 min / 15 MB)
Listen >>Michael Ross
Tiga Bayles first begins the show with a letter written to John Howard. This letter tells of how uranium wastes were dumped on Traditional lands, house to house invasions without warrants, and the confiscation of laptops, mobile phones and etc. Tiga then interviews Michael Ross who is the Chairman of the Cape York Land Council. […]
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