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LET'S TALK - JYI LAWTON AND LYDIA THORPE
Jyi Lawton, CEO of AEMEE unpacks the importance of critical minerals and implications for First Nations traditional owners. Independent senator, Lydia Thorpe, discusses the federal inquiry into the rise of racism experienced by First Nations people.
Listen >>LET'S TALK-STEVE LARKIN AND CHRIS JOHNSON
Today marks the first Kaurna Day since the merger of the University of South Australia and Adelaide University. Karen Dorante speaks to Associate Professor Steve Larkin, Deputy Vice Chancellor – Indigenous at Adelaide University. She also catches up with AFL triple premiership play Chris Johnson to preview AFL 2026 and if his old team the […]
Listen >>LET'S TALK - CALL IT OUT 2025
The annual report of Call It Out highlights entrenched racism in the justice system. Associate Professor Fiona Allison, from Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research at UTS says the report contains the stories of zealous over-policing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and the failure of police to enforce the law when the […]
Listen >>LET'S TALK_THE EDUCATORS
Two First Nations women from Central Queensland are about to deliver workshops across the state aimed at educators. Deb Beylyea, owner of Zeyawgub and Fiona Mann Bobongie, owner of Cyclic Konnectionz, tells how a mutual friend put them on a path of delivering special workshops and conferences to help teachers embed First Nations perspectives in […]
Listen >>LET'S TALK - THOMAS MAYO
Award-winning author, unionist and advocate for First Nations people, Thomas Mayo, talks about his journey from being a wharfie to campaigning for the Voice to Parliament referendum and the Uluru Statement from the Heart. His books include, Finding the Heart of the Nation, Voice to Parliament Handbook, Dear Son: letters and reflections from First Nations […]
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