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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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Vince Mundraby and Desmond Tayley
Tiga Bayles interviews Vince Mundraby the Mayor of Yarrabah Community Council and later in the interview he interviews the Mayor of Wujal Wujal Desmond Tayley. The discuss the meetings with Anna Bligh about alcohol management The Mayor of Yarrabah Community Council says, “We do not want pubs in their communities, we want licensed taverns, licensed […]
Listen >>Drop the Rock
Tiga Bayles interviews team members from the Cape who are involved in a new organisation called Drop the Rock which engages with people in the community to promote health, prevent suicide, alcohol and drugs, employment, education and degrees for Indigenous students and more. File Download (33:11 min / 30.4 MB)
Listen >>Mark Newhouse and Phil Barlow
Tiga Bayles interview the Chair of the Western Australian Deaths in Custody Committee Mark Newhouse, Royal Commission of Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, a national increase on deaths and prison custody, Carl Woods who died in Police Custody, a well respected man from the Warburton Community was arrested for drink driving and died in Police Custody […]
Listen >>Source to Sea
Tiga Bayles interviews Indigenous artist Peter McKay. He tells about a Gaala event he organised. Tiga then interviews Dr Grayson Cooke is a lecturer in Digital Media for CQU and was producer and editor for the film 'Source to Sea' and Selina Hill who is a Wakka Wakka woman from Gayndah and one of the […]
Listen >>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 […]
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