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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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Tim Goodwin
Tiga Bayles interviews Tim Goodwin Deputy Chair of The National Indigenous Youth Movement of Australia. They talk about career pathways, researching Aboriginal and Islander Issues, government policies, National Indigenous Youth Movement of Australia, 2020 Summit, Treaty, Northern Territory Intervention, Indigenous people's rights, Indigenous affairs and climate change. File Download (39:13 min / 13.5 MB)
Listen >>Brett Solomon and Shaun Edwards
Tiga Bayles interviews Brett Solomon executive director of Get Up. They talk about the organisation Get Up, Climate Change, Closing the Gap, government issues social justices, economic fairness, environment, Kyoto protocol, leadership, Indigenous issues, the National apology and the remix of the 1990s song “From Little Things Big Things Grow” which borrows lines from Kevin […]
Listen >>Neil Willmett
Karen Dorante interviews Neil Willmett Principal Consultant for Willmett Consultants. They talk about employment for Indigenous people, importance of schooling, employment opportunities after school for young Indigenous people, obstacles that young Indigenous people face, Neil's career change, the mining boom in north Queensland, about Willmett Consultants and the role of South East Queensland Indigenous Chamber […]
Listen >>Professor Boni Robertson and Kado Muir
Tiga Bayles interviews Professor Boni Robertson, Professor of Indigenous polices at Griffith University in Brisbane. They talk about the National Welfare Strategy, the Government and the National Apology. Tiga Bayles also interviews Ngalia Heritage Research Council chair Kado Muir. They talk about Kado's back ground, Anthropology & Archeology, about the Ngalia Heritage Research Council, cultural […]
Listen >>Joe Ross
Tiga Bayles interviews Joe Ross from Fitzroy Crossing. They talk about wages of Aboriginal stock men on outback stations in Western Australia prior to 1967. Suicide rates in Fitzroy Crossing which is the highest in Australia, alcohol bans, CDEP, education, climate change, Indigenous issues, Murray Darling Basin and the 2020 Summit. File Download (35:38 min […]
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