We had: Brad Cam, Mid-Western Regional Council General Manager talking Dixons Long Point Crossing road, bridge linking Orange-Mudgee delayed again. Long-awaited works to upgrade a track between Orange and Mudgee have again been delayed, this time in order to retain Indigenous heritage along the route but with consensus already reached on the solution. Mark Burdack,…
The awesome foursome discuss the rights of a child and we take a look at Victoria’s moves to allocate water for traditional owners, this and a whole lot more with Bumi, Gaan-Yarra, Yirrilam and Murrumu
Throughout the day, we yarned to: Alexandra Hohoi, business consultant for Marrawah Law, yarning about what International women’s day means to her and her role at Marrawah Law Leah Cameron, Founder and Principal Solicitor at Marrawah Law Cassie having a yarn with Aunty Kay Zaro about her position at the AIB basketball competition, under Patty…
We take a look at his statement, and discuss how we’ve heard it all before. Join Yirrilam, Gaan-Yarra and Murrumu on this deadly show.
We had: Dr Mahesh Bandarupalli, GP at Guardian Medical and specialises in Internal Medicine, Diabetes, Pediatrics, Skin Cancer, Cardiorespiratory and Infectious Diseases, talking about AstraZeneca announces new treatment listed on the PBS to help manage COPD, Australia’s fifth leading cause of death. Australians with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) now have access to a new…
We had: Jodie Cockatoo, Yothu Yindi member and backup singer/songwriter since 1993, talking about Writing in the sand – The epic story of legendary band Yothu Yindi and how their song ‘Treaty’ gave voice to a movement. Jodie joined Yothu Yindi when she was just a ‘shy, naïve’ nineteen-year-old living in Cairns. Next minute, the…
We had: Professor Rueben Bolt, Deputy Vice-Chancellor First Nations Leadership at Charles Darwin University, talking about First Nations senior elder awarded honorary doctorate at on-country ceremony. Respected senior elder, ceremony man, ranger and scholar from Central Arnhem Land, Otto Bulmaniya Campion (Gamarrang), has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters by Charles Darwin University (CDU)…
We had: Meredith Burgmann, President of the New South Wales Legislative Council, talking about winners announced for 29th Annual Ernies Awards for Sexism. The ‘Ernies’, are Australian awards for comments deemed misogynistic. Donna Green, Environmental Scientist talking about tracking health and climate change report. Action to minimise, and adapt to, the effects of climate change…
We had: Dr. Nicole Yap, General Surgeon specialising in breast and reconstructive procedures, talking about Free and subsided breast cancer genetic tests during October. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October the Australian Breast Care Centre (ABCC) will be running #CheckThoseBreasts campaign to promote the importance of awareness and early detection in diagnosing and treating…
We had: Suzanne Andrews, CEO and Project Lead of Gurriny Yealamucka Health Service Aboriginal Corporation, talking about 20 new research projects transform Indigenous health research in Australia. Gurriny Seeks to enhance the evidence base of the Family Wellbeing Empowerment Program and other social and emotional wellbeing programs through methodologically rigorous evaluations and incorporating quantitative components…
