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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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Let's Talk Black Power - Post-Federal Election Results
Paula and Tabatha discuss the results of the Federal Election 2025. Federal Labor member Anthony Albanese retains his role as Prime Minister and Federal LNP opposition leader Peter Dutton loses the seat of Dixon (QLD) in what is described as a “Landslide” result.
Listen >>Let's Talk - Black Power - Special Election Coverage with Micah Kickett
This special edition of Let’s Talk Black Power is with Micah Kickett a First Nations Affairs Correspondent who shares some of the yarns he had with Dr Richard Fejo, a Larrakia Elder and Traditional Owner, Associate Professor Jessa Rogers an Indigenous Education specialist, Senator Lydia Thorpe and members of the local Meanjin community about the […]
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Let's Talk - Black Culture - The Yolngu Fish Trap Songline
Presenter Siena Stubbs gives us an insight into one of the ancient Fish Trap Songlines of the Yolngu People from Arnhem Land and how this practice of maintaining the fish traps ensures sustainability for their people, lands and seas.
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DC RADIO Ep 6
DC Ambassador Steven Renouf “The Pearl” and Katrina are here for a deadly yarn about Falls Prevention Week and everything happening across the community. Looking to get active and join a group of like-minded mob focused on achieving better health together? The “Work It Out” program is a welcoming space that supports community, movement, and […]
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