Stay tuned for the last Blak Law: Tribal Edition of 2025! This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition, we are looking at the Bondi massacre. We know the tragedy, but what about the legality? We’re breaking down the laws that were broken and asking the massive philosophical question: If we operate on God-given rights, who…
This Week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition Topic: The Wisdom of the Ancients – Elders and Tribal Law Join the conversation as Bumi, Gaan-Yarra, Yirrilam, and Murrumu dive deep into the foundational pillars of First Nations society. In this episode, the team explores the critical role Elders play not just as custodians of history, but…
The Crackdown – AFP vs. Hate Speech Network: NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service & BBM 98.7fm In this week’s essential episode of Blak Law: Tribal Edition, the team turns their focus to the Australian Federal Police’s recent comments on combating the rise of Neo-fascist groups and hate speech across the continent. As authorities look…
This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition, the Victorian government celebrates its first ever treaty with aboriginal Victorians, But what does this actually mean? Join Murrumu, Gaan-Yarra, Viko, Yirrilam and Bumi for your favourite podcast. Coming to you via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service only here on BBM 98.7fm
This week on Blak Law: Tribal Edition, we take a look at state based treaties. As Victoria heads down the treaty pathway what impact does it have on indigenous sovereignty? Join Gaan-Yarra, Viko, Yirrilam and Murrumu for your dose of your favourite podcast! Coming to you via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service only here…
On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Dr David Sparks, talking about the critical role of plastic surgery in skin cancer care: restoring movement, minimising scarring, and rebuilding mental wellbeing. As well as Australians’ attitudes towards this care and the practitioners, how to identify lesions and the best…
On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Distinguished artist Maree Clarke is the recipient of the Doctor of Arts honoris causa, in recognition of her exceptional leadership and impact on southeast Australian Aboriginal art and cultural practice. Clarke accepted the honour alongside over 10,500 graduating students at Marvel…
On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Warraba Weatherall, Kamilaroi artist, talking about the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial: After the Rain opens. From 6 December 2025 until 26 April 2026, audiences are invited to Kamberri/Canberra to celebrate cultural warriors of the past,…
On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Simon Quilty, wilya_janta Chief Operating Officer, talking about First climate-smart, culturally safe home nears completion in Tennant Creek. Construction of Tennant Creek’s first Explain Home is nearing completion — marking a major step forward for community-driven, climate-resilient housing in the Northern…
On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have: Group Captain Grant Kelly, Director of Historical Unrecovered War Casualties – Air Force, talking about the World War 2 Aircraft located in Papua New Guinea. After 82 years, the wreckage of a Royal Australian Air Force Beaufort aircraft lost during a…
