We had: Genavie Tabui, athelete, joined by Tatyana King-Smith, Etuina Suavai, Aerielle Hobbler, Sareka Mooka and Esther Kebisu, talking about AIS partners with NRLW for world leading study into the impact of periods on health and performance. An-all female research team has come together at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) for a world-leading camp…
We had: Genavie Tabui, athelete, joined by Tatyana King-Smith, Etuina Suavai, Aerielle Hobbler, Sareka Mooka and Esther Kebisu, talking about AIS partners with NRLW for world leading study into the impact of periods on health and performance. An-all female research team has come together at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) for a world-leading camp…
We had: Vanessa Lee-Ahmat, Social Epidemiologist, talking about recognising the importance of First Nations culture and healing past cultural and economic injustices. By taking early action to incorporate First Nation peoples and their rights into the early formation of the metaverse, society can be supported to move in the direction of recognising the importance of…
We had: Vanessa Lee-Ahmat, Social Epidemiologist, talking about recognising the importance of First Nations culture and healing past cultural and economic injustices. By taking early action to incorporate First Nation peoples and their rights into the early formation of the metaverse, society can be supported to move in the direction of recognising the importance of…
In this episode: We broadcast a two part conversation on the controversial voice to parliament and look at some of the issues that Australians are talking about. Join Murrumu, Gaan-Yarra and Yirrilam!
We had: Mark Holden, Solicitor for Financial Legal Rights Centre and member of the Save Sorry Business Coalition who have been working to help those affected by the ACBF/Youpla collapse, talking about First Nations advocates welcome commencement of funeral grants as ‘important first step’ for Youpla policyholders. Tammy Spiller, Clinical Nutritionist at The Banyans Medical…
We had: Thomas McIntyre, Executive Director of Service Strategy & Growth Act for Kids, talking about how new research reveals sex education is failing to prepare Aussie kids. This Child Protection Week (4-10 September) Act for Kids wants every parent and carer to ‘Get Comfy’ discussing consent, and healthy relationships with their kids and for…
We had: Nareen Young, Professor for Indigenous Policy at the UTS: University of Technology Sydney Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research, talking about First Nations workers still overlooked despite nationwide employment shortage. The reasons behind high rates of Indigenous unemployment are complex but often come back to access to education, opportunity, trauma and ultimately…
We had: Anne Mitchell, Deputy Chairperson Jamukurnu-Yapalikurnu Aboriginal Corporation, talking about new on-Country school facility helps Martu students thrive close to home. Martu students from remote communities will have greater access to secondary schooling and vocational programs after the opening of a new residential facility for students in Newman, Western Australia. Mark Koolmatrie, CEO Kool…
We had: Dr Andrew Rochford, Digital health expert from the Australian Digital Health Agency talking about electronic prescriptions at Royal Perth Hospital – which is a national first for a public hospital, and a great thing for Indigenous and all peoples. Daryle Rigney, Professor at UTS: University of Technology Sydney talking about the power of…
