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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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Terry O'Shane
Tiga Bayles spoke with the Chair of the North Queensland Land Council, Terry O'Shane. They spoke about how the Land Council is working after last year's mergers and where their concerns are with current proposals for changes to Native Title Law. File Download (37:06 min / 34 MB)
Listen >>Nicholas Donlen, Jamie-Lee, Elsa, Bowman Roma-Johnson
Karen Dorante spoke with the co-founder of Unearthed Indigenous Womens Production, Nicholas Donlen. Karen also spoke with Model, Jamie-Lee, Model & Actor, Elsa and Bowman Roma-Johnson, General Assistant. They talked about the "Bush Couture" Fashion Parade organised by the Unearthed Indigenous Womens Productions team and about how Unearthed Indigenous Womens Productions is developing into Brisbane […]
Listen >>Les Malezer
Tiga Bayles spoke with the Chairperson of the Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action (FAIRA), Les Malezer. The spoke about the Native Title Conference held in Melbourne and about the issues he has raised in delivering this year's Mabo Lecture. File Download (43:16 min / 29.7 MB)
Listen >>Jason Eades
Karen Dorante spoke with Jason Eades, from the Koorie Heritage Trust in Melbourne and works on a number of other things including the Vic Aboriginal Economic Development Group – enterprise and employment opportunities for communities and he is also involved with establishing an A Chamber of Commerce. They spoke about the Koorie Heritage Trust – […]
Listen >>Vickie Roach
Tiga Bayles spoke with Vickie Roach, Advocate for Prisoner Rights and the first person to gain a masters degree in writing while serving time in prison. Now Vickie is working on a PHD auto biography to trace family history. They Spoke about Vickie's life growing, lost identity, Aboriginal and prisoner rights, human right, voting and […]
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