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VAN Talks PodcastS04-E27: Blak media - Koori Mail editor Todd CondieSend us a textAs we continue to explore the importance of Blak media in Australia, VAN's Charles Pakana catches up for a yarn with the editor of Koori Mail, Todd Condie.
2026-02-0423 min
Radio National BreakfastChanging Australia: Magistrate Rose Falla and the Koori CourtsTackling the over-representation of Indigenous Australians in jail is a huge challenge.It's a complex issue with many underlying factors like the legacies of colonisation, dispossession, racism, childhood trauma and inadequate housing.In some states, a Koori Court system has been developed for Indigenous people who plead guilty to help reduce the number of First Nations people in prison.In Victoria, Koori Courts have been operating since 2002, to help reduce cultural alienation, strengthen accountability and address underlying issues that contribute to criminal behaviour.Guest: Magistrate Rose Falla, Supervising Magistrate of Koori Justice
2025-11-0912 min
SBS NITV RadioHonouring Our Elders at the Koori KnockoutThe Koori Knockout isn’t just about the games being played out on the field, it’s about the generations who’ve kept culture strong and community connected. This year, NITV stepped into the Elders Tent to listen, learn and share in the yarns of those who’ve been part of the Knockout since its early days.
2025-10-0703 minSBS NITV RadioYoung Entrepreneur Shines at Koori Knockout: Meet 12 Year Old Artist, HailahThe Koori Knockout isn’t just about the footy, it’s also a celebration of culture, community and creativity. Across the weekend, dozens of Blak businesses set up stalls for the crowds to enjoy, showcasing everything from food and fashion to art and jewellery.
2025-10-0703 minSBS NITV RadioKoori Knockout 2025: James Maloney on His First Koori Knockout ExperienceFormer NRL player and former assistant coach for the North Queensland Cowboys, James Maloney, swapped the big stadium lights for the community spirit of the Koori Knockout this year, marking his first time at one of the biggest gatherings of First Nations people.
2025-10-0501 minSBS NITV RadioKoori Knockout 2025: Uncle Victor WrightUncle Victor Wright is one of the founders of the Koori Knockout and joins NITV Radio to discuss and reflect on the growth of the game since it was established in 1971.
2025-10-0504 min
SBS HindiFooty, culture, and so much more: welcome to the Koori knockoutThe contribution of Indigenous people to Australian life is seen through sport perhaps more prominently than in any other field. And, within sport, Indigenous Australians are particularly prominent through rugby league. This weekend [[3 Oct-6 Oct]] will see the largest annual gathering of Indigenous people in the country at the New South Wales Koori knockout rugby league tournament. It's a sporting competition... but also, so much more.
2025-10-0405 min
First Nations FirstFooty, culture, and so much more: welcome to the Koori knockoutThis weekend will see the largest annual gathering of Indigenous people in the country at the New South Wales Koori knockout rugby league tournament. It's a sporting competition... but also, so much more.
2025-10-0303 min
SBS News In DepthFooty, culture, and so much more: welcome to the Koori knockoutThis weekend will see the largest annual gathering of Indigenous people in the country at the New South Wales Koori knockout rugby league tournament. It's a sporting competition... but also, so much more.
2025-10-0303 min
Over The Black DotSpecial Guest: George Rose talks 2025 Koori KnockoutDean Widders, Bo De La Cruz & Beau Champion discuss NRL finals week 2, what went wrong & who’s flying ahead of the prelims, chat key plays in the NRLW prelim finals, speak to NRL Premiership winner & WAC legend George Rose about this year’s Tamworth Koori Knockout & preview key match ups in the NRL & NRLW prelim finals.
2025-09-2323 min
Koori Knockout PodcastKoori Knockout 2025 Preview ShowMatt George Dean & Tuck Preview the 2025 Koori Knockout in Tamworth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2025-08-261h 20
Over The Black DotKoori Knockout: Recruitment guys have got to get out there & watchJoin Dean, Beau, and Timana as they recap all the action from Round 3 of the NRL, discuss the need for the Koori Knockout to act as a prominent pathway for Indigenous players to the NRL and preview the key match ups in Round 4.
2025-04-1521 min
SBS NITV RadioJoel Bray presents Brolga: A Queer Koori WonderlandCurated by Wiradjuri man and multidisciplinary artist Joel Bray, Brolga: A Queer Koori Wonderland is described as an interactive art party. This performance is a highlight of the upcoming Liveworks Festival 2024.
2024-10-2307 minSBS NITV RadioJoel Bray presents Brolga: A Queer Koori WonderlandCurated by Wiradjuri man and multidisciplinary artist Joel Bray, Brolga: A Queer Koori Wonderland is described as an interactive art party. This performance is a highlight of the upcoming Liveworks Festival 2024.
2024-10-2307 minSBS NITV RadioAlec and Olivia Harrison: A Legacy of Family and Culture at the Koori KnockoutAlec Harrison, elder within the South Coast community, attended this year’s Koori Knockout to proudly support both his son, the captain of the South Coast Sea Eagles, and his granddaughter Olivia Harrison, who played for the Blacktown Red Belly Warriors.
2024-10-0808 minSBS NITV RadioAlec and Olivia Harrison: A Legacy of Family and Culture at the Koori KnockoutAlec Harrison, elder within the South Coast community, attended this year’s Koori Knockout to proudly support both his son, the captain of the South Coast Sea Eagles, and his granddaughter Olivia Harrison, who played for the Blacktown Red Belly Warriors.
2024-10-0808 minSBS NITV RadioSupporting Small Blak Businesses at the Koori KnockoutThe Koori Knockout is more than just a showcase of fierce competition on the footy field, it’s a powerful celebration of First Nations culture and community. While players go head-to-head, the event also provides a valuable platform for small Blak businesses, allowing First Nations creators and entrepreneurs to shine and share their work throughout the weekend.
2024-10-0707 minSBS NITV RadioSupporting Small Blak Businesses at the Koori KnockoutThe Koori Knockout is more than just a showcase of fierce competition on the footy field, it’s a powerful celebration of First Nations culture and community. While players go head-to-head, the event also provides a valuable platform for small Blak businesses, allowing First Nations creators and entrepreneurs to shine and share their work throughout the weekend.
2024-10-0707 minSBS NITV RadioZayd Williams from Dindima Under 15s Reflects on Team’s Performance at the Koori KnockoutZayd Williams, from the Dindima Under 15s, caught up with NITV Radio to share his thoughts on how his team is faring at this year’s Koori Knockout. With a strong focus on teamwork and representing their community, Zayd expressed pride in his side’s performance so far in the tournament.
2024-10-0501 minSBS NITV RadioZayd Williams from Dindima Under 15s Reflects on Team’s Performance at the Koori KnockoutZayd Williams, from the Dindima Under 15s, caught up with NITV Radio to share his thoughts on how his team is faring at this year’s Koori Knockout. With a strong focus on teamwork and representing their community, Zayd expressed pride in his side’s performance so far in the tournament.
2024-10-0501 minSBS NITV RadioKoori Knockout: Erambie All Blacks Under 17sDay one of the Koori Knockout kicked off with an exciting lineup, featuring both women’s and juniors sides taking to the field in a display of community pride and fierce competition. Among the teams was the Under 17s Erambie All Blacks, with talented young players Nathen Chang, Yindyamarra Johnson, and Curtis Bell playing side by side.
2024-10-0401 minSBS NITV RadioKoori Knockout: Erambie All Blacks Under 17sDay one of the Koori Knockout kicked off with an exciting lineup, featuring both women’s and juniors sides taking to the field in a display of community pride and fierce competition. Among the teams was the Under 17s Erambie All Blacks, with talented young players Nathen Chang, Yindyamarra Johnson, and Curtis Bell playing side by side.
2024-10-0401 minSBS NITV RadioThe significance of the Koori Knockout: A modern-day corroboreeThe NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout, also known as the Koori Knockout, stands as one of the most significant events for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Held annually over the October long weekend, the event is a celebration of culture, community and competition.
2024-09-3012 minSBS NITV RadioThe significance of the Koori Knockout: A modern-day corroboreeThe NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout, also known as the Koori Knockout, stands as one of the most significant events for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Held annually over the October long weekend, the event is a celebration of culture, community and competition.
2024-09-3012 min
The MissionKoori youth future and environmental laws/consultations with first peoplesDaniel yarns with Yuin man Dr Jack Pascoe, a senior research fellow at the University of Melbourne focusing on environmental laws and consultation with First Peoples. Also via phone, Drew Paten, Marram Nganyin Program Coordinator for the Koori Youth Council.
2024-04-3034 min
Yarning Up First Nations Stories with Caroline KellNaomi Moran - truth telling and sharing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories through the power of black mediaIn this episode, Caroline is joined by Naomi Moran, CEO of the National Indigenous Newspaper, the Koori Mail. Naomi is a proud Bundjalung and Djangadi woman. Generations of her family have lived on Cabbage Tree Island in Yangaboar country, and she also has strong roots in Kempsey country. She started her career in black media, where at the age of 14 she made the decision to leave school and begin a traineeship at the Koori Mail in 1988. Fast Forward to now, she’s the CEO of this media outlet, which is 100% Aboriginal owned and self-funded. In this...
2024-03-2548 minKoori Knockout PodcastTommy Tucker, Dean Widders, Matt Rose & George Rose - Episode 1 The Koori Knockout PodcastWe're people who talk about The Koori Knockout 24/7 - from October to October so we started a podcast to do just that! Join us to yarn knockout all year round! We'll bring in different representatives from teams each week to tell yarns from your team or your knockout experiences!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-03-201h 06Yarning Up First Nations Stories with Caroline KellJye Murray (the Koori Physio) - Closing the gap with Aboriginal social determinants of healthIn this episode, Caroline is joined by Jye Murray, also known as his online persona, The Koori Physio. Jye is a proud Wiradjuri and Ngemba man who was born and raised in Cowra. A qualified Physiotherapist and someone who is incredibly passionate about Aboriginal social determinants of health. He is using his voice to help close the widening Aboriginal health gap grossly affecting Aboriginal people and communities. He inspires and educates mobs to live healthy lives and advocates for systemic change. In this episode, Caroline and Jye yarn about Aboriginal health, and the racist, systematic and cu...
2024-02-1253 minSBS NITV RadioWalgett Aboriginal Connection officially announces location of 52nd Koori KnockoutThe official announcement was made at Mount Panorama on Thursday November 16 by George Rose. The 2024 Koori Knockout will be held in Bathurst on Wiradjuri country.
2023-11-1711 min
Life In Sport PodcastEpisode 188 | Koori Knockout 2023In this episode, we went on location to the 2023 Koori KnockoutWe spoke with Nicho Hynes, Braydon Trindall, Connor Watson, Cody Walker, Andrew Fifita & more, About what the knockout means to them etc.Thank you to GripStar Socks for Sponsoring us throughout the weekend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-10-0321 minSBS NITV RadioPreview of the 2023 Koori Knockout and the 2023 QLD Murri Carnival with Bo de la CruzConversation with Over the Black Dot’s Bo de la Cruz looking at the 2023 Koori Knockout (29/09/203 – 02/10/2023) as well as the 2023 Queensland Murri Carnival, two of Australia’s largest First Nations Rugby League sports and community events.
2023-09-2909 minSBS NITV RadioNRL legend Dean Widders returns to the commentary box for the 2023 Koori KnockoutNITV returns for the 14th year as broadcast partner at the 51st Koori Knockout held on Darkinjung Country.
2023-09-2709 minSBS NITV RadioEvent information you need to know for the 2023 Koori KnockoutThe 51st Koori Knockout is just days away with hundreds of people expected to make their way to the Central Coast to watch their teams compete in one of the largest annual gatherings of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
2023-09-2607 min
Betoota TalksINTERVIEW: Koori Knockout Special with Dean WiddersIt’s that special time of the year again, on the same weekend as the NRL grand final, NITV will be broadcasting the iconic Koori Knockout Rugby League tournament. Former Rabbitohs and Parramatta legend Dean Widders joins The Betoota Advocate Podcast to give everyone a run down for what’s in store for 2023! It’s a modern day corroboree, starring some of the biggest names in Australian sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-09-2443 min
This Way Out: The International LGBTQ Radio MagazineNana Miss Koori’s Guringai DragAustralia’s aboriginal legacy is well-represented by the drag alter ego of Graham Simms, performer and activist Nana Miss Koori (interviewed by Barry McKay).
And in NewsWrap: the World Bank will put a pause on new loans to Uganda because its Anti-Homosexuality Act undermines inclusion and non-discrimination principles, Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission proposes a policy for a “Don’t Say Homosexuality” country, Malaysia outlaws Swiss watchmaker Swatch’s rainbow products, China’s government forbids Taiwanese pop star A-Mei’s “Rainbow” anthem at Beijing concert, Texas federal district judge selects an identified anti-queer hate group to provide “religious liberty training,” the rural O...
2023-08-1528 minThis Way Out: The International LGBTQ Radio MagazineNana Miss Koori’s Guringai DragAustralia’s aboriginal legacy is well-represented by the drag alter ego of Graham Simms, performer and activist Nana Miss Koori (interviewed by Barry McKay).
And in NewsWrap: the World Bank will put a pause on new loans to Uganda because its Anti-Homosexuality Act undermines inclusion and non-discrimination principles, Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission proposes a policy for a “Don’t Say Homosexuality” country, Malaysia outlaws Swiss watchmaker Swatch’s rainbow products, China’s government forbids Taiwanese pop star A-Mei’s “Rainbow” anthem at Beijing concert, Texas federal district judge selects an identified anti-queer hate group to provide “religious liberty training,” the rural O...
2023-08-1528 min
TFS PodcastAboriginal from NSW | Goulburn prison Koori yardDane Simms shares his story of redemption. Dane grew up on a Koori mission in New South Whales where unfortunately he landed into a life of crime. In and out of prison since he was 12 years old, he has spent almost 10 years inside Goulburn prison, one of the toughest jails in Australia. After serving his last sentence, he is now committed to making a better future for his wife and children.
2022-12-1435 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP18: Looking Ahead to 2023In this episode of Educator yarns, Jess shares the plans for what's coming in 2023 for Koori Curriculum. Jess advises that Yarning Circles are back for 2023 in a new virtual format, that will be available for out-of-school care and early learning. Koori Curriculum will also be continuing our Programming & Planning Seminars into 2023. This will cover: How to get your team on the same page Goal Setting Revisiting and getting the most out of your RAP Accountability and how to share responsibilities Programming and planning processes to successfully embed Aboriginal perspectives in your curriculum Koori...
2022-12-0813 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP18: Looking Ahead to 2023In this episode of Educator yarns, Jess shares the plans for what's coming in 2023 for Koori Curriculum. Jess advises that Yarning Circles are back for 2023 in a new virtual format, that will be available for out-of-school care and early learning. Koori Curriculum will also be continuing our Programming & Planning Seminars into 2023. This will cover: How to get your team on the same page Goal Setting Revisiting and getting the most out of your RAP Accountability and how to share responsibilities Programming and planning processes to successfully embed Aboriginal perspectives in your curriculum Koori...
2022-12-0813 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP14: How Koori Curriculum supports educatorsIn this mini episode of Educator Yarns Jess shares the many ways that educators can get support from Koori Curriculum. No matter your budget Koori Curriculum has resources and support that can help you on your journey to embed an Aboriginal perspective in your centre.
2022-11-2321 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP14: How Koori Curriculum supports educatorsIn this mini episode of Educator Yarns Jess shares the many ways that educators can get support from Koori Curriculum. No matter your budget Koori Curriculum has resources and support that can help you on your journey to embed an Aboriginal perspective in your centre.
2022-11-2321 min
SOAS RadioMovements & Sounds - Munkimuk a.k.a. Munk: Living and Breathing First Nations Hip HopMunk, A.K.A. Munkimuk, is a Jardwadjali Koori hip hop artist, rapper, producer, breakdancer, visual artist and composer (what hasn’t he done?!) from Sydney. He co-founded the hip hop group (although he calls it “just his group of mates”) South West Syndicate and has his own program “Making Tracks” on Koori Radio, a First Nations radio station based in Sydney. During our talk, I found out Munk is a well of wisdom when it comes to Indigenous talent who have travelled the word as world class performers. Inspiring others is his biggest passion, and if you’ll stick to the end...
2022-10-231h 23
ABC KIDS News TimeKoori Knockout and Day of the GirlOn today’s show we celebrate World Mental Health Day, International Day of the Girl, and the 50th birthday of a massive Indigenous sporting event. We’ll also find out who is going to be pictured on new Australian coins, and we get to the heart of a prehistoric fossil find.QUIZ QUESTIONS:1. What date is World Mental Health Day?2. How old was Emma Stark when she umpired the Essendon-Hawthorn game?3. Where were the girls from who won the Under 17 division of the Koori Knockout?4. What is the royal port...
2022-10-1411 min
The Progressive Rugby League PodcastPRL 10 October 2022 - The Koori Knockout at 50, with Brad CookeThree years in the waiting, the 50th edition of the Koori Knockout has been run and won. Bidjigal man Brad Cooke joins us to discuss how it all went down. Plus we chat about how the Knockout continues to evolve, the social dividends it promotes, as well as Brad's memories of some of the all-time great Knockout moments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-10-1045 min
Not Just a Sports ReportKoori Knockout 2022 Final: Thoughts & CommentsA live reaction to all of the action from the mens final of the 50th Koori Knockout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-10-0342 min
2022-09-1721 min
SuperFeast PodcastConnecting to Country and Community with Ella Noah BancroftToday on the podcast, we are graced with the presence of Ella Noah Bancroft, An indigenous-born artist, storyteller, published author, public speaker, mentor, and founder of The Returning Indigenous Organisation. A proud Bundjalung woman- for the past decade, Ella has been deeply invested in decolonizing to thrive across all aspects of community, helping both indigenous and non-indigenous folk connect to the immense depth of knowledge and spirit her culture and this great land holds. Ella, accompanied by Jataya, a young Bundjalung girl she mentors, chats with Mason about the recent Northern Rivers Floods in which she...
2022-06-0746 min
Koori Mail NewsAbolish Australia DayIn this episode of Koori Mail News, Ngunawal journalist Nick Paton has a yarn with Palawa woman Jillian Mundy about calls to Abolish Australia Day.
Nick yarns with Jillian about her recent article in the Koori Mail Newspaper about an online Invasion Day rally that Jillian attended in person. Organised and hosted by the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre and held on Lutruwita Country in Tasmania on January 26, the event was live-streamed around the world to thousands of people.
Nick and Jillian discuss why January 26 is considered to be such an issue as the years roll on s...
2022-02-2620 minKoori Mail NewsHow to revitalise Gumbaynggirr language.Jingi Walla (welcome) to the first episode of Koori Mail News for 2022!
In this episode Nick Paton has a yarn with Koori Mail’s Social Media Coordinator, Bundjalung Gangalu woman Amarina Toby, about some of the clever ways January 26 events were moved online this year due to covid restrictions.
Amarina and Nick yarn with Gumbaynggirr Bundjalung Gamilaraay man Nathan Brennan, chief operations officer at Bularri Muurlay Nyanggan Aboriginal Corporation, about language revitalisation at the Gumbaynggirr Giingana Freedom School, set to open its doors this February!
This episode also features a recent yarn between Ni...
2022-01-2846 min
The Big DorrieCelebrating 20 Years of YABUN!In their first episode back for 2022, Nay & Luke yarn with Tim Leha, CEO of Gadigal Information Service (GIS) about the 2022 YABUN Festival which will celebrate 20 years on January 26.
A renowned Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts & media hub based in Redfern, Sydney, GIS established the annual January 26 YABUN Festival and is the home of Indigenous community radio station Koori Radio.
Nay & Luke Dorrie with Tim about the adjustments the Festival has had to make in order to proceed due to covid, and all the ways community can still get involved in this year’s YABUN Fes...
2022-01-2142 min
Koori YarnAustralia is racist and I’m sick of itIn this episode I’m talking about my experiences as a ‘white passing Aboriginal’ person growing up and the racism I’ve faced. I am privileged to not face racism because of the way I look, but as soon as someone knows I’m Aboriginal they love to say racist shit.
2022-01-0431 minKoori YarnLife Update - DEC 14My life’s amazing right now, not gonna lie, but i feel guilty because people’s around me isn’t.
2021-12-1413 minKoori Mail NewsA change is gonna come - Final Episode for 2021In this final episode of Koori Mail News (formerly The BLAKroom podcast) for 2021, your host Nick Paton yarns with pop music sensation Isaiah Firebrace about his petition on change.org which has more than 293 thousand signatures so far.
Nick talks to Bundjalung woman Kylie Caldwell, and Gamilaraay woman Sophie May about their involvement with the Art on Bundjalung Market coming up on December 18 in Lismore, NSW.
Nick also has a yarn with Sophie and Kylie about both women being selected as finalists in the first ever Koori Mail Indigenous Art award, worth $10,000.
The K...
2021-12-0345 minKoori YarnMisinformation is triggering asfin this episode I talk about the misinformation that has been going around and how that heavily affects Mob
2021-11-2522 min2021-11-2300 minKoori YarnIt’s not my job to educate youIn this episode I discuss non-Indigenous people‘s expectations of Aboriginal people and dive into how the education system is failing Aboriginal people and oppressing Aboriginal children
2021-11-2324 minKoori Mail NewsArt as a medium for Decolonisation.In this episode of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your host Nick Paton raises the question: how are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people using their voice to protest, or to get an important message across on a particular issue?
Nick yarns with the Koori Mail’s Journalist and photographer, Palawa woman, Jillian Mundy and Tasmanian artist Julie Gough first up, about an extraordinary truth telling project both women are involved in, currently underway in Nipaluna, Hobart.
Gunai woman Kirli Saunders yarns with Nick about her new solo art exhibition, Returning, and ho...
2021-11-1943 minThe Big DorrieConnection to Culture empowers us - Final Episode for 2021The Big Dorrie crew would like to thank all of our supporters and followers and we looking forward to sharing more Big Dorrie's with you in 2022!
In the final episode of The Big Dorrie for 2021, your hosts Naomi Moran and Luke Carroll have a yarn with NRL legend, Koori Mail sport columnist and presenter of NITV’s Over The Black Dot, Dean Widders.
Luke and Nay Dorrie about Dean’s involvement in the epic new film Araatika: Rise Up, written and directed by Larissa Behrendt. Dean yarns about the evolution of a new Dance featured in t...
2021-11-1241 minKoori Mail NewsA climate in crisis puts livelihoods at risk.In episode 8 of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your host Nick Paton yarns with the Koori Mail’s senior Journalist Darren Coyne about a group of Traditional Owners from Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait) Islands who are suing the Australian government.
Nick and Darren also yarn about a seperate group Traditional Owners from Zenadth Kes who have made a complaint against the Australian Government with the United Nations Human Rights Committee, plus an overview of the COP26 Climate Change summit currently being held in Scotland.
Nick has a yarn with Amelia Telford, the na...
2021-11-0541 min
Koori YarnGrowing up Aboriginal - Sit & chatI didn't have a stereotypical Aboriginal childhood, I didn't know much about my culture for a long time. My family denied our cultural identity for all of our safety. I struggled with my cultural identity and I was prejudiced and racist towards my own culture. A friend made me realised that I had racist tendencies, I had to reflect on myself and the way I was brought up. The more I learnt about my culture the more I felt at home.
2021-11-0235 minKoori YarnBlood quantum is bullsh*tI've always been told I'm not Aboriginal because I 'look white'. Blood Quantum and the idea that "if you look white you're white" is a racist construct created by colonisers so they can 'breed the black' outta us. But, lets have a yarn about it.
2021-10-3124 minThe Big DorrieWriting our own storiesIn this episode of The Big Dorrie, your hosts Naomi Moran & Luke Carroll have a yarn with one of the hardest working Sistas in showbiz, writer, actor, comedian and director Nakkiah Lui.
Naomi and Luke dorrie with Nakkiah on her recent cover shoot for Harper’s Bazaar, her new comedy show Preppers airing on ABC TV, Thursday, Nov 10, and her journey from studying law into an amazing career in writing and comedy.
They talk about the ongoing excellence in Blak arts and media and how inspiring nannas are for both solid life lessons and great co...
2021-10-2954 minKoori Mail NewsGrassroots Activism and Contemporary KultureIn episode 8 of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your host Kirk Page yarns with grass roots campaigner Regina Moran and Senior Journalist Darren Coyne on the important work that the Stop Black Deaths in Custody Australia website is doing for the community, raising awareness and raising funds for the cause through sales of bold designed T shirts.
Dalisa Pigram yarns with us to celebrate the incredible achievements of Marrugeku dance theatre and its 25 years since inception and sharing culture and dance with its new publication ‘Telling That Story’.
Darren Moncreiff our editor in s...
2021-10-2242 minKoori YarnAustralia isn’t sorryKevin Rudd made a sorry speech, apologising on behalf of the Government for the Stolen Generation. But sorry means you won’t do it again, and they’re doing it everyday.
2021-10-1823 minThe Big DorrieWhy our Media MattersIn this episode of The Big Dorrie, your host Naomi Moran yarns with Walpiri woman and award winning journalist Rachael Hocking.
It’s a powerful yarn as they go deep into the importance of Blak media and journalism on all platforms, giving a proper and accurate voice to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues, keeping alive the fight for justice for grieving families, equality and human rights.
So grab a cuppa, kick off your shoes, and join the mob for The Big Dorrie about everything Knowledge, Culture, Country and Connection.
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2021-10-1558 minKoori Mail NewsToo Deadly For DiabetesIn this episode of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your host Nick Paton has a yarn with Gomeroi man Ray Kelly, one of Australia’s most renowned exercise Physiologists.
Nick talks to Ray about his involvement in a new 3-part TV series: Australia’s Health Revolution with Dr Michael Mosely, which airs on SBS on Wednesday October 13 at 730pm (DST).
With more than 30 years’ experience in his field, Ray has designed a new lifestyle program called ‘Too Deadly For Diabetes’ which aims to reverse Type 2 diabetes in Aboriginal people, through a range of techniq...
2021-10-0836 minThe Big DorrieUse your platform to honour your Ancestors, Elders and Community.This episode of The Big Dorrie contains a conversation that may distress some listeners. If this podcast raises any issues for you please contact the National Indigenous Critical Response Service on 1800 805 801 or Lifeline on 13 11 14. In this very special episode of The Big Dorrie, your hosts Naomi Moran & Luke Carroll have a yarn with one of the Deadliest Sista’s in showbiz, Elaine Crombie.
As our regular listeners and fans will notice, we have changed the name of our fortnightly podcast from The BLAKyard to The Big Dorrie! Why? Well, you’ll just have to have a li...
2021-10-0154 min
Memory Gauge - A Digimon Card Game PodcastColor Theory - Yellow (ft. Koori Plays) || #45Returning to our Color Theory series, this week the Memory Gauge Podcast takes an in-depth look at Yellow - featuring special guest Koori Plays!Theme Music is 'Confidence Allure (30 Seconds Chorus)' by Simon Jomphe LepineAdditional Music is 'Destination Happiness' by Simon Jomphe LepineNotes:This week's Listener Question: What is your favourite Digimon music of all time?Find Koori on YouTube!E-mail at memorygaugepodcast@gmail.com!Follow me (@ConnorEFMG) on Twitter!Join our Facebook page!Join our Discord Server!
2021-09-3053 minKoori Mail NewsBuilding an army of Indigenous PsychologistsIn this extended episode of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your host Nick Paton has a yarn with Nyamal woman Dr Tracy Westerman about why she is building an army of Indigenous Psychologists in Australia. Nick and the Koori Mail’s sports editor Darren Moncrieff yarn about the Indigenous Marathon Project’s Midnight Marathon coming up in October, and Nick talks to Journalist Kirk Page about some of the ways organisations are powering on in the face of covid restrictions.
The BLAKroom news podcast is a Koori Mail production.
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2021-09-2445 minThe Big DorrieReal men show their emotions & vulnerability.The Big Dorrie would like to advise that this episode contains themes that may trigger some listeners. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
In this special episode of The Big Dorrie (formerly The BLAKyard), Kirk, Naomi & Luke have a yarn to Joe Williams, who is a proud Wiradjuri man, NRL Star, and passionate community advocate for mental health and suicide prevention.
Kirk and the crew talk to Joe about his contribution to the new book ‘Dear Son - Letters and Reflections from First Nations Fathers and Sons’ by Torres Strait Islander man Thomas Mayor. Joe talks to t...
2021-09-1748 minKoori Mail News#VaxTheNationIn this episode of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your hosts Kirk Page and Nick Paton yarn about the #VaxTheNation campaign and some of the other amazing ways Aboriginal communities are helping other Aboriginal communities deal with the coronavirus pandemic. Kirk & Nick yarn with senior journalist Darren Coyne about the covid crisis unfolding for mob in the NSW town of Wilcannia and how you can help.
The boys have a yarn with Palawa woman Jillian Mundy about a recent Cultural Burn on Lutruwita Country (Tasmania), and deadly Sports editor Darren Moncrieff has a...
2021-09-1030 minThe Big DorrieCulture makes you strong and Deadly!In this episode of The Big Dorrie (formerly The BLAKyard) your hosts Kirk Page, Naomi Moran & Luke Carroll talk to AFL legend Michael O’Loughlin about his involvement with the GO Foundation, an organisation he co-founded with Adam Goodes that focuses on culture and education for jarjums and young people.
Kirk and the crew have a yarn about the upcoming AFL and NRL finals, Latrell Mitchell’s suspension, and the ongoing impacts of racism on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in sport.
So grab a cuppa, kick off your shoes, and join the mob for...
2021-09-0342 minKoori Mail NewsKeeping our mental health in check during covid restrictions In this episode of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your hosts Nick Paton and Kirk Page yarn about how they are keeping their mental health in check during the covid lock-down in Regional NSW.
Senior Journalist Darren Coyne yarns with Nick & Kirk about the covid crisis unfolding in Aboriginal communities in Western NSW, and the good news about an historic payout for victims involved in the Don Dale detention centre.
Kirk has a yarn about his recent interview with Professor Judy Atkinson and Nick catches up with Sports editor Darren Moncrieff about th...
2021-08-2736 minThe Big DorrieKnow who you are, know what you’re good at.In our second episode of The Big Dorrie (formerly The BLAKyard), your hosts Kirk Page, Naomi Moran & Luke Carroll give a massive shout out to mob affected by the covid situation, in particular the communities of Western NSW.
Kirk and the crew have a yarn about what’s happening with all the current covid restrictions in NSW and the joys of home-schooling during lock-down, and Luke dials in from Sydney to yarn about his favourite bits of the Tokyo Olympics.
So grab a cuppa, kick off your shoes, and join the mob for a Dorrie ab...
2021-08-2746 minKoori Mail NewsArt tells a timeless story In this episode of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your host Nick Paton yarns with Koori Mail photographer and writer, Palawa woman Jillian Mundy about the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards held last weekend.
Editor Rudi Maxwell and senior Journalist Darren Coyne yarn with Nick about deceptive conduct within the funeral planning industry and raising the age of criminal responsibility.
Nick also yarns with the Koori Mail's deadly Sports editor Darren Moncrieff about the latest news in sport.
Edition 757 of the Koori Mail Newspaper is ON SA...
2021-08-1338 minThe Big DorrieOur Jarjums (kids) are our future!Jingi Wala (Welcome) to The Big Dorrie (formerly The BLAKyard) podcast!
In our first episode, we introduce you to The Big Dorrie crew at the Koori Mail Newspaper, Australia's longest running 100% Aboriginal-owned national Indigenous newspaper & digital media organisation.
In The Big Dorrie podcast your hosts Kirk Page, Naomi Moran & Luke Carroll have a candid conversation about... everything!
So grab a cuppa, kick off your shoes, and join the mob for a Dorrie about everything Knowledge, Culture, Country and Connection.
The Big Dorrie podcast is a Koori Mail production.
The t...
2021-08-0642 min
The Big DorrieOur Jarjums (kids) are our futureJingi Walla (Welcome) to the BLAKyard podcast!
In our first episode, we introduce you to the BLAKyard crew at the Koori Mail Newspaper, Australia's longest running 100% Aboriginal-owned national Indigenous neswpaper & digital media organisation.
In the BLAKyard, your hosts Kirk Page, Naomi Moran & Luke Carroll have a candid conversation about... everything!
So grab a cuppa, kick off your shoes, and join the mob for a yarn in the BLAKyard.
BLAKyard is a Koori Mail Production. Subscribe to the Koori Mail Newspaper here: www.koorimail.com
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2021-08-0642 minKoori Mail NewsJingi Walla (Welcome) to Koori Mail News!In our first episode, we introduce you to the team at the Koori Mail Newspaper, Australia's longest running 100% Aboriginal-owned national Indigenous newspaper & digital media organisation.
Your host, Nick Paton yarns with the Koori Mail editor Rudi Maxwell about Indigenous representation at the Tokyo Olympics and what's happening with the BLM situation locally.
Senior Journalist Darren Coyne yarns with Nick about a special parcel of land recently handed back to the local Widjabul Wiabul people of Lismore in Northern NSW.
Nick also yarns with the Koori Mail's writer and storyteller, Kirk Page, about NAIDOC we...
2021-07-3029 min
OneMob RadioINTERVIEW: Koori Comedy ShowcaseMissed the Show on the Friday 4th May 2021? Lockie is LIVE for OneMob Breakfast!! This podcast is an interview with Comedians, Cy Fahey and Jacob Keed!
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Weekday Mornings between 7am and 9am you will catch Lockie Skinner LIVE on OneMob Breakfast proudly brought to you by Ready Mob.
Lockie is a Proud Gumbaynggirr Man from Coffs Harbour NSW.
With a wealth of knowledge in Radio (Former Radio Announcer on 93.7FM Koori Radio), King of Community Engagement and Founder of OneMob Radio, Lockie is a young man that has a long...
2021-06-0309 min
SEX, MONEY & POWERWhy Adolescents Need Mentors, The Failure of Modern Parenting Culture & Learning From Elders - A story about a Koori UncleIn this episode Ilsa Fay speaks with Rob McDowell, Founder of Time Travellers Secret, workshop facilitator and student of Uncle Ben of the Koori Nation about his initiation into men’s work, the importance of mentorship for young boys and men and how having more influences and perspectives support young people to grow. Ilsa and Rob discuss the role of mentors for youth and how modern parents can create a community that supports both them and their children as they navigate challenges through adolescence. Books referred:Voices of the First Day by Robert Law...
2021-02-1531 min
OneMob RadioA Koori Kristmas with Aunty ClausFor Christmas this year, OneMob Breakfast Host, Lockie Skinner and TiddaTalk's Noelz Skinner join forces to bring you "A Koori Kristmas".
In this Episode they catch up with Mrs Claus or Aunty Claus for a yarn. They talk about all things Christmas.
Enjoy!
2020-12-2138 min
OneMob RadioA Koori Kristmas with Uncle SantaFor Christmas this year, OneMob Breakfast Host, Lockie Skinner and TiddaTalk's Noelz Skinner joins forces to bring you "A Koori Kristmas".
In this Episode they catch up with the main man! Santa or Uncle Santa and his little helper, Snowflake.
Yarning about all things Christmas!
Enjoy!
2020-12-2040 min
Real Nurse StoriesSamantha's Story - a Koori woman from Ngunnawal and Wiradjuri country and closing the gap.Samatha's story is the final episode of 2020 where I started out to interview a nurse a month as part of the 2020 International Year of the Nurse and Midwife. Most of my interviews have been with nurses working in Australia and it seemed only right to include the experience of an Australian nurse who identifies as being an Aboriginal woman. This experience needs to be heard and understood and more importantly, storytelling is a large part of Aboriginal culture. Samantha describes "being caught between two worlds, a love of my people and a love of the frontline and trying to find t...
2020-12-161h 03
The RegenNarration71 Extract. It's to do with the Koori Courts, with live panelThis is an extract of our live panel conversation from the end of episode 71, ‘The Law of the Land: Creating a regenerative system of law’. Each speaker has just presented for 10 minutes, so we pick up here at the beginning of our all-in conversation with Professor Kate Auty, Dr Alessandro Pelizzon, Nicola Rivers and Michael Leunig. It starts with Kate relating the success of the Koori Courts to our collective needs right now. We go on to explore varied cultural understandings of law and the living world, where and how people are making law work well, and how...
2020-10-1219 min
Hunting for Purpose Podcast16. Sharing Indigenous Voices: Jacob Keed + Cy Fahey of Koori Comedy Join Me for a Conversation about Racism + Indigenous History in AustraliaIn this episode of Hunting for Purpose Podcast, I’m speaking with Jacob Keed and Cy Fahey of Koori Comedy about Racism and the Indigenous History in Australia This is the first in a series of interviews I have lined up for you to include more indigenous people as I commit to using my platform to help more indigenous and Non-white folk elevate their voices and their message. This was recorded as an Instagram live and you can make sure to follow me on Instagram for more of these interviews in the future. We talked ab...
2020-08-0755 min
Beyond the BumpEducating ourselves and our children about race and racism with Indigenous educator, Jessica StainesBeyond The Bump is a podcast, brought to you by Jayde Couldwell and Sophie Pearce! A podcast targeted at mums, just like you! A place to have real conversations with honest and authentic people.
In our 31st episode of Beyond the Bump, we chat to Jessica Staines from Koori curriculum. We talk about what racism is, how to discuss racism and race with our children and how to ensure our children are educated and respect Indigenous Australians and their culture.
Follow Korri Curriculum on instagram at @korricurriculum for more information on their early childhood consulting.
2020-06-1052 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchAboriginal clothing companies we should support We have had lots of conversations recently with educators who are members of the Koori Curriculum Educator Community about authentic Aboriginal fashion labels. Now that everyone is online shopping we have seen educators pull away from mainstream clothing brands and consciously wanting to support an Aboriginal small business with their spending dollars. However, it can be tricky to work out what brands are genuine and reputable. To assist educators in their search for authenticity the Koori Curriculum has put together our top ten deadly Aboriginal designers. You can also access a FREE PDF...
2020-05-0826 min
Keep Rolling with Jake Briggs#013 Mitch "The Koori Kid" Birkett - MMAMitch “The Koori Kid” Birkett is a Aboriginal Mixed Martial Artist that fights on the national stage as a flyweight and we jump into his journey of MMA.Mitch Birkett’s Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mitchell_bi...Follow or Contact me: Email: streetrollingcheetah@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/street_roll...Twitter: https://twitter.com/St_RollCheetah Face book: https://www.facebook.com/StreetRollin...SUBSCRIBE AND SEE IT THRIVE! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCth8... GEAR I USE ! Canon 80D Super Kit: https://amzn.to/31I...
2020-04-141h 03
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesInterview with Kerri DouglasIn this episode, I sit down with Kerri Douglas, a proud Dja Dja Wurrung and Bangerang descendant. Since 2014, Kerri has been employed with the Department of Education and Training Victoria as a Koori Engagement Support Officer, otherwise known as KESO. In this episode we will discuss: What is a KESO (Koori Educator Support Officer)? What role does a KESO play in schools and community? How are schools assigned a KESO? How to find a KESO (ie, department of education and training) The region Kerri currently covers The importance of providing professional development in regional areas Do...
2020-03-0229 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Kerri DouglasIn this episode, I sit down with Kerri Douglas, a proud Dja Dja Wurrung and Bangerang descendant. Since 2014, Kerri has been employed with the Department of Education and Training Victoria as a Koori Engagement Support Officer, otherwise known as KESO. In this episode we will discuss: What is a KESO (Koori Educator Support Officer)? What role does a KESO play in schools and community? How are schools assigned a KESO? How to find a KESO (ie, department of education and training) The region Kerri currently covers The importance of providing professional development in regional areas Do...
2020-03-0229 min
The Drift ZoneNana Miss Koori World Pride 2023 FundraiserOn September 7th 2019 at The Bearded Tit in Redfern, Nana Miss Koori, with a Host of Stunners, including Mad B, Chel Torres, Ima Lusty, Tyra Bankstown and Nova Gina held a fundraiser to raise funds to assist Nana Miss Koori to travel to Athens in October to represent Australia for the Sydney 2023 World Pride Bid.
A successful bid would see Sydney become the first destination in the Southern Hemisphere to host World Pride, the marquee international LGBTQI pride event.
World Pride 2023 would coincide with the 45th anniversary of the first Mardi Gras Parade and the 50th Anniversary of the first...
2019-12-2418 min
Community ConnectNAIDOC Week 7 - 14July, Koori Court & EventsToday we have a yarn with Belinda Foley who is the Koori Engagement Officer from the Koori Court, and a little later we chat with Becky McCann on the phone.We chat about (NAIDOC week 7-14 July), which is the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee, and events that are on around the traps, but first Eddie and I share a little about a documentary we saw called The Final Quarter. The media and booing of Adam Goodes - one of the greates AFL footballers of all time. NAIDOC's 2019 theme - Voice. Treaty. Truth. Let's work...
2019-07-0455 min
Inside Sport - Dead in GoalDead in Goal 2x34 - Mark Ella - Koori KnockoutThe NRL Grand Final isn't the only big league event on the calendar in late-September. This week, NITV Head of Sport and legendary Aussie sportsman Mark Ella takes us through NITV's relationship with the mighty Koori Knockout.
2018-09-2600 min
Done By LawAccess to Koori Court & cultural rightsTonight on Done by Law we discuss Cemino v Cannan & Ors - a Supreme Court judgment that assures better access to the Koori Court and sets the stage for Aboriginal cultural rights more broadly. We're joined by Patrick Warner, Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service, and Tal Shmerling, Victorian Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commission.https://vals.org.au/assets/2018/09/Cemino-MEDIA-RELEASE-FINAL.pdf
2018-09-2500 min
Urban DreamingKoori Gras 2018 and Shareena ClantonIn this Urban Dreaming podcast, Gracie and Davey discuss and replay a segment from ABC’s Q&A where Melbourne-based actor Shareena Clanton passionately held to account Parliament’s lack of support for...
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2018-02-2454 min
CANVAS: Art & Ideas12 February 2017 | Koori Gras, Declan Greene, Tony AlbertIn this episode Tim Bishop, Nana Miss Koori and Liza-Mare Syron talk to us about Koori Gras at 107 Projects. We play an interview with playwright Declan Greene about his upcoming work 'The Homosexuals' at Griffin Theatre Company and Malthouse Theatre, and artist Tony Albert joins us in the studio to talk about his practice and upcoming projects. Tracks by Anastasia Zaravinos aka Adonis.
2017-02-1200 min