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BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 06/11/2024

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 06/11/2024

This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition – Did Lidia Thorpe swear an allegiance to the Australian Crown or not? Plus a documentary on indigenous Australian history seems to have made the news for apparently the wrong reasons. This and a whole lot more on your favourite podcast. Tune in 1PM-2PM via NIRS – National…

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BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 30/10/2024

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 30/10/2024

This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition – Did Lidia Thorpe swear an allegiance to the Australian Crown or not? Plus a documentary on indigenous Australian history seems to have made the news for apparently the wrong reasons. This and a whole lot more on your favourite podcast. Tune in 1PM-2PM via NIRS – National…

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BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 23/10/2024

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 23/10/2024

This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition – Lidia Thorpe takes centre stage by upstaging King Charles, we discuss her ideas behind self determination. Join Murrumu, Bumi, Gaan-Yarra & Yirrilam. Tune in 1PM-2PM via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service right here on BBM 98.7FM

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 16/10/2024

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 16/10/2024

This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition, with one year after the failed referendum on the ‘Voice’ what happens now to treaty? Join Bumi, Yirrilam, Gaan-Yarra and Murrumu for your favourite podcast. Tune in 1PM-2PM via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service right here on BBM 98.7FM

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 09/10/2024

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 09/10/2024

This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition, the blame continues inside Australia for the failed referendum vote; also we hear from Prof Asmi Wood from the ANU’s College of Law about the recent Intertribal Foreign Affairs Council Forum. Tune in 1PM-2PM via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service right here on BBM 98.7FM

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 02/10/2024

BLAK LAW TRIBAL EDITION: 02/10/2024

This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition – Are welcome to country ceremonies divisive or not? We take a look at the latest critics and supporters over what has become common practice in most places. Join Murrumu, Yirrilam & Gaan-Yarra on your favourite podcast. Tune in 1PM-2PM via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service right…

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NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 16/05/2025

NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 16/05/2025

On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Melinda Hammond, Community Enterprise Queensland (CEQ) Nutrition and Health Mnaager, talking about how CEQ has championed healthy start for First Nations infants with baby food range overhaul. Driven by CEQ’s vision of Caring, Every Day, Always, the update follows a comprehensive…

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NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 15/05/2025

NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 15/05/2025

On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Lisa Michl Ko-manggén OAM, QLD finalist in the prestigious Telstra NATSIAA awards, talking about her Telstra Work on Paper Award. Now in its 42nd year, the Telstra NATSIAA will open at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT)…

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NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 14/05/2025

NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 14/05/2025

On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Trevor Fourmile, Gimuy Walubara Yidinji Traditional Owner and Author, talking about “Gurril Storm Bird” happening on the 18-21 June. Gather around the campfire in the forest to hear the story of Gurril, the young boy who came face to face with…

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NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 13/05/2025

NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 13/05/2025

On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Leesa Watego, One Business, talking about One Business 2nd Virtual Indigenous Business & Contractors Expo is on at the end of this month, celebrating Queensland Small Business Month. The One Business program is designed to create more pathways for Aboriginal and…

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