Blak Law: Tribal Edition is the continent’s first radio show exclusively looking at tribal societies and their rights. It aims to inform and educate Australians about the laws of the land that have been present since the beginning of time. Host Murrumu: Walubara Yidindji investigates international law and tribal societies to discuss their position in the geopolitical arena.
The show is broadcast weekly on Bumma Bippera Media Cairns 98.7FM.
NIRS National – Wednesdays from 1:00pm – 2:00pm (AEST)
We had: We take a closer look at the Yidindji police coming straight from the underground, what does grass roots policing look like? join Murrumu, Gaan-Yarra & officers Guludu & Jirrbal on this peacekeeping podcast.
We had: On BLTE; meet Chief Superintendent of the Yidindji police Matthew Bilbara as we talk law & order on your favourite podcast.
We had: We take a look at how Indigenous ambassadors announced by the Albanese government might work; also conservatives say the voice to parliament will fail. Join Bumi, Gaan-Yarra, Yirrilam and Murrumu for your favourite podcast.
A new govt, new hope as Athony Albanese and Labor form government. But how will the Commonwealth of Australia interact with the indigenous nations to gather the multiple treaties that it needs. Join Gaan-Yarra, Yirrilam and Murrumu for this podcast.
We take a look at why indigenous issues aren’t at the forefront of the election campaign. Join Murrumu, Gaan-Yarra, Bumi and Yirrilam on your favourite podcast.
We take a look at what Australians call the ‘frontier wars’ and the Yidindji reserve bank starts to gain traction around the world. Join Murrumu & Gaan-Yarra for your favourite podcast.
Gaan-Yarra, Bumi and Murrumu discuss the 25 year legal journey that has resulted in the Australian courts supporting Wakka Wakka’s sovereignty. This and a whole lot more action to wake you up out of your long weekend slumber!
We had: We take a look at how the international community and its academics see the announcement of the establishment of the Yidindji Reserve Bank; also Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe wants to have the UN declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples woven into Australian law.
We had: The Australian police have come under fire by their own citizens and media in particular the state of Victoria. So how can the Yidindji nation learn from this; we also take a look at the World Government Summit that took place in Dubai recently. Join the awesome foursome, Bumi, Gaan-Yarra, Yirrilam and Murrumu
While the UN permanent forum on indigenous issues meet, Yidindji continues to move forward with its government and now it appears the Kanju nation is ready to do the same. This and a whole lot more from your favourite podcast.
