Shows
SBS NITV RadioFollow the story of the last Yirrkala Bark Petition in One Mind One HeartLarissa Behrendt's new documentary, One Mind One Heart features the powerful story of returning the last Yirrkala Bark Petition home2025-01-2407 min
Sacred U, Pathways To Wellbeing Season 2“From a Perfect Life to True Fulfillment: My Journey to Self-Discovery and HealingFeeling stuck in the cycle of low energy, stress, or chronic health challenges? What if you could rewrite your health story? Join us as we sit down with Larissa Behrendt, an integrative health practitioner passionate about epigenetics and holistic healing.
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating science of how your environment, thoughts, and emotions can shape your genes. Larissa shares her transformative HEART method and personal journey of leaving a "perfect" life in Germany to find purpose in Australia. Together, we explore practical ways to improve your physical health, enhance mental clarity, and uncover the emotional roots of...2025-01-2330 min
For Your ReferenceInterview with “One Mind, One Heart” Director, Larissa BehrendtSend us a textLarissa Behrendt – a Euahleyai/Gamillaroi woman – is an academic, lawyer, award winning author and an award winning filmmaker.One Mind, One Heart is a documentary focusing on when a historic Yirrkala bark petition was found in Derby, Western Australia, the community began the ceremony of guiding its journey back to Yolngu Country.One Mind, One Heart will screen on SBS on 19th January.This interview is audio only. For other video interviews check out our YouTube playlist.Website | Rotten Tomatoes | Linktree | Youtube | Twitter | Instagram 2025-01-1423 min
Death of the ReaderBAD: Sydney Crime Writers Festival - JusticeWe take a visit to the floor of BAD: Sydney Crime Writers Festival 2024, to talk all about the big themes, and the way that crime fiction is tied up with the world of Justice. The Crime Fiction community has amazing festivals all over the world, and here at Death of the Reader we're lucky enough to have BAD in our own backyard. This week, the pressing issues that inspire our crime fiction. From accounts of under-resourced courts in the Australian Outback with Jamelle Wells, to fiction grappling with the horrors of a mind that can't trust itself with Susannah...2024-10-2130 min
Impact Talks at UTSCultivating an anti-racist culture on campusAt UTS, our diversity is our strength, with half of our staff and students born overseas and over 40 per cent coming from non-English language backgrounds. Despite this, universities can still be places where racist conduct and practices occur. Race Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman delivers a compelling keynote on the higher education sector's role in combating racism, and discusses the Australian Human Rights Commission's historic anti-racism study at universities. Following his keynote, he joins Larissa Behrendt, Kylie Readman, Salma Elmubasher, Glen Babington, Michael Blumenstein and Elaine Laforteza (moderator) to explore how UTS is driving anti-racism efforts an...2024-09-241h 27
Sydney Writers' FestivalSurvival, Sustenance and StoriesSocial change is driven by conversation, in sharing ideas, and translating those ideas for audiences who don’t agree or understand what is at stake. For many First Nations writers and journalists, this has been a huge priority over the last year, in particular, and one that comes with a cost. In a conversation with legendary truth-tellers, find out what sustains them to keep on going in the face of profound challenges. With Larissa Behrendt, Tony Birch, Narelda Jacobs and Amy Thunig. This episode was recorded live at the 2024 Sydney Writers’ Festival. If you e...2024-09-1953 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsDr Mim Weber on deep listening and becoming better allies to First Nations clients and colleagues“My First Nations colleagues tell be that listening is most important. Listening is really the beginning of any relationship building. But what are we listening to? What are we listening for?”In this episode WellMob’s senior workforce development officer, Dr Mim Weber joins us to talk about her journey into allyship – what that looks like for her, how it can foster deeper connections with First Nations colleagues and clients and how WellMob’s digital tools and resources can help in your own journey. We look at the burden of cultural load that many of our First Nations cli...2024-07-2930 min
shado-liteGuest Episode: For First Nations Storytelling is Self-determinationContributing SHADO editor Samara Almonte is back to discuss the power of storytelling through a First Nations worldview with distinguished professor Larissa Behrendt AO. Larissa has a legal background with a strong track record in the areas of Indigenous law, policy, creative arts, education and research. She is a Native Title holder and member of the Yuwaalaraay (yuwalarai) Euahlayi Aboriginal Corporation and is also a member of the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council. Larissa is also an award-winning author, filmmaker and host of Speaking Out on ABC Radio. In this episode, Larissa shares about her upbringing as an Aboriginal woman...2024-07-0542 min
Age of AqueeriusPathology, Neurodiversity, and AutismPodcasts:
“Disorderland”
Podcast by Dr. Ayesha Khan (they/she) and Jesse Meadows (they/them)
"All My Relations" Podcast by Matika Wilbur (she/her) and Dr. Adrienne Keene (she/her)
https://www.allmyrelationspodcast.com/
"Cite Black Women" Podcast by Dr. Christen A. Smith (she/her) https://www.citeblackwomencollective.org/our-podcast.html
"Awake SpaceAstrology Podcast" by Laurie Rivers (she/her)
https://open.spotify.com/show/30behlsBONyNBhOxBeJE3J
People:
Dr. Larissa Behrendt
(she/her) https://www.larissabehrendt.com.au/about/
Dr. Jo-Ann
Archibald, Q'um Q'um Xiiem (she/her) https://in...2024-02-271h 14
Age of AqueeriusCritical Thinking, Theory, and ReflectionsResources and References:
Palestine:
https://actionnetwork.org/user_files/user_files/000/098/772/original/All_Out_Palestine_Toolkit_3.0.pdf
https://www.mecaforpeace.org/
https://5calls.org/
Books:
"Sister Outsider" by Audre Lorde
"Intersectionality as Critical Social Theory" by Dr. Patricia Hill Collins
"luz en lo oscuro/light in the dark" by Dra. Gloria Anzaldúa https://bookshop.org/p/books/light-in-the-dark-luz-en-lo-oscuro-rewriting-identity-spirituality-reality-gloria-anzaldua/10921981?ean=9780822360094
Podcasts:
"All My Relations" Podcast by Matika Wilbur and Dr. Adrienne Keene https://w...2024-02-1344 min
Best of the FestivalsClaire Nicholls is on stage with three authors to discuss mothers and motherhood in their worksAt Perth Festival's Writers Weekend, Claire Nichols talks mothers & motherhood with Alice Pung author of 100 Days, Larissa Behrendt who's latest book is After Story, and Chloe Hooper who examines parenting in her memoir Bedtime Story.2024-01-1054 min
Read ThisRobyn Davidson and the Impossible BookRobyn Davidson was just 27 when she trekked across the Australian desert. This epic journey was captured in her 1980 memoir Tracks, which became a national and international success. Her new book, Unfinished Woman, is her attempt to grapple with both her own life before and after Tracks, and with the story of her mother, who committed suicide when Robyn was only 11 years old. This week, Michael sits down with Robyn to discuss fear, loneliness and how she completed her self-proclaimed “impossible memoir”. Reading list:Tracks, Robyn Davidson, 1980Unfinished Woman, Robyn Davidson 2023...2023-10-1825 min
Hope Book ClubEp 63: After StoryThis episode's book: After Story by Larissa Behrendt Next episode's book: Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus Books and resources mentioned: Blackfulla Bookclub - Instagram Blackfulla Bookclub - Facebook Tell Me Again by Amy Thunig --- Ask (or share) anything about books! Send us a voicemail: 02 9854 7025 Join the Facebook group: Hope Book Club - Facebook Send us a message: hopepodcasts.com.au --- Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram. ...2023-10-0522 min
Feminist LawAboriginal Women's Rights in Australia with Dr. Larissa Behrendt part 2In today's episode, Clara continues her conversation with Dr. Larissa Behrendt about the evolution of Aboriginal women's rights in Australia, and the impacts of colonialism on these rights.
To learn more about the organisations and projects mentioned in today's episode on Aboriginal women's rights in Australia, please see the following links:
Family Matters
Close the Gap Reports
Jumbunna Institute
After the Apology documentary (may be unavailable in some locations)
National Justice Project
David Dungay UN Complaint (National Justice Project News)
The First Inventors...2023-10-0326 minFeminist LawAboriginal Women's Rights in Australia with Dr. Larissa BehrendtIn today's episode, Clara speaks with Dr. Larissa Behrendt, Director of Research at the Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning at the University of Technology Sydney, about the evolution of Aboriginal women's rights in Australia, and the impacts of colonialism on these rights.
If you would like to learn more about Dr. Behrendt, her research, or her work, you can visit her website here.
Feminist News
Police response to rape worsens the mental health of survivors
Longer prison terms in Iran for women wearing hijab incorrectly
Misogynistic...2023-09-2521 min
Hope Book ClubEp 61: One Illumined ThreadThis episode's book: One Illumined Thread by Sally Colin-James Next episode's book: After Story by Larissa Behrendt --- Ask (or share) anything about books! Send us a voicemail: 02 9854 7025 Join the Facebook group: Hope Book Club - Facebook Send us a message: hopepodcasts.com.au --- Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2023-09-0728 min
Double BookedAugust wrap and September hopefulsJoin us as we discuss our August reads, September hopefuls, and mood reading vs TBR.
Books mentioned:
- 10 Minutes 38 Seconds in This Strange World by Elif Shafak
- The Hummingbird Effect by Kate Mildenhall
- Shy by Max Porter
- Pachinko by Min Jin Lee
- The Wood: The Life and Times of Cockshutt Wood by John Lewis-Stempel
- After Story by Larissa Behrendt
- Another Life by Kristin Hannah
- Four Winds by Kristin Hannah
- The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
- The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah
- Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
- The Things We Leave...2023-08-2824 min
Final Draft - Great ConversationsYasmin Smith on the First Nations Classics SeriesThe Final Draft podcast is all about books, writing and literary culture. We're dedicated to exploring Australian writing, looking into the issues that drive our storytelling to discover more from the books you love.These are the stories that make us who we are.Yasmin Smith is an editor, writer and poet of South Sea Islander, Kabi Kabi, Northern Cheyenne and English heritage. Today Yasmin joins Andrew as the series editor of UQP’s First Nations ClassicsThe First Nations Classics series gathers prominent Indigenous voices who continuously, as they have always done, re...2023-07-0419 min
The Book ShowWriter to writer with Larissa Behrendt, Anita Heiss and Ellen van NeervenIndigenous writer, lawyer and filmmaker Larissa Behrendt speaks to writers Anita Heiss and Ellen van Neerven about the past and the future of First Nations writing in Australia.2023-07-0354 min
Blak N White with Tammy and Nathan BaartExpanding horizonsThis week's episode encourages listeners to expand their knowledge and lived experiences. Tammy and Nathan dive into questions explaining NAIDOC week and this year's theme, appropriate terminology, stereotypes and questions whether we as Australian's are surviving or thriving. Listener's homework centres around questioning the information diet - things you see, listen to or exposed to in your circles - to include Blak authors, influencers, businesses and resources.
Dive in to discover and understand Blak Excellence through the following mediums.
Listen:
Music: www.kingstingrayofficial.com/
TEDX Talk: First Nations...2023-07-0246 minThe Book ShowMothers on the page with Larissa Behrendt, Alice Pung and Chloe HooperAustralian authors Chloe Hooper, Alice Pung and Larissa Behrendt reveal the complex and complicated mums in their lives and on the page.2023-04-1754 min
The BarThe Voice to Parliament, Indigenous activism and Harvard with Larissa Behrendt.Join Emma and Yasha as they catch up with Prof. Larissa Behrendt AO to discuss the Voice, Jumbunna Institute, studying law at Harvard and much more.
Also, make sure you’re following our Instagram page @thebarproductions_ to stay up to date!
Interview: (04:10)
2023-04-0447 min
Solidarity BreakfastYou Can Go Now II Another Refugee Death in Custody II Socialist Alternative Push for Parliament II This is the Week II Wombat State Forest Logging Protest II Decolonizing GenderYou Can Go Now here II Larissa Behrendt film You Can Go Now focucsing on indigenous artist policital activist Richard Bell is in cinema's now. I speak with Richard Bell.Another Refugee Death in Custody here II Ian Rintoul from Refugee Action Coalition talks about the latest suicide of a refugee in Villawood. Enough is enough.Socialist Alternative Push for Parliament here II Jerome Small, a recent Socialist Alternative candidate for the most recent Victorian election talks about the experience and the push for a socialist presence in Parliament.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy gives the best a...2023-02-0300 min
James and Ashley Stay at HomeAll the reading: the best book recommendations of 2022This special episode gathers the best 'What Are You Reading?' segments from 2022 into a comprehensive summary of book recommendations from Australian and international authors. These well-informed highlights will give you plenty of last-minute gift solutions and ideas for how to spend your Christmas gift cards! Plus, James and Ashley each declare their book of the year for 2022. Books discussed in this episode: From episode 48, with Shankari Chandran: Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell; Song of the Crocodile by Nardi Simpson (from ep 18); Home Fire by Kamila Shamsie; They All Fall Down by Rachel H...2022-12-161h 21
Really Interesting WomenDisting. Prof. Larissa Behrendt AOEp 91 Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt AODistinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt AO FASSA FAAL is an inspirational indigenous leader. She’s a lawyer, academic, writer, filmmaker, indigenous rights advocate and lots more. Larissa was the first indigenous Australian to graduate from Harvard Law School and, she’s proud to say, not the last. Her career is multi faceted and she’s often taking several paths at the same time. And she wouldn’t have it any other way. She’s driven by social justice and her take on the...2022-11-3037 min
Bad//Dreems: Hoo Ha! PodcastHoo Ha! with Michael O'LoughlinIn this episode we talk about football, family and growing up in Australia with 300 gamer and GO Foundation founder, Michael O'Loughlin. Enjoy responsibly.GO Foundationhttps://www.gofoundation.org.au/'Warriors on the Field' by Larissa Behrendthttps://www.amazon.com/Warriors-Field-Michael-OLoughlin/dp/B09WGR9RGP'JACK' by Bad DreemsYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPfkB-Y-y10Bandcamphttps://baddreems.bandcamp.com/track/jackSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/album/73...2022-10-1654 min
Ideas at the HouseThe Wendy McCarthy Effect | All About Women 2022Wendy McCarthy is one of Australia's feminist heroes. She shares her remarkable life and achievements, and the lessons she has learned - and taught us all.In addition to the work she does that is very much in the public eye – advocating for women’s health, reproductive rights, child care, and women’s self-determination – she is often the woman who is there behind the scenes, strategizing, and counselling women undergoing any number of challenges.Hosted by Larissa Behrendt, recorded live at the Sydney Opera House for All About Women 2022.-2022-08-1457 min
The New Writer's RoomThe New Writer's Room: Dr Larissa Behrendt and Jazz Money In this special NAIDOC edition of the New Writer's Room exploring 'Literature as Resistance', Dr Larissa Behrendt and Jazz Money discuss how literature can be used to re-centre Black experiences, capture forgotten histories, assert sovereignty, and how writing and truth telling is such a vital part of their work. The episode will also take a deep dive into their latest literary works, Dr Behrendt's After Story and Jazz Money's how to make a basket, and features a special poetry reading from Money.2022-07-0435 min
AMplify - Conversations at the Australian MuseumAustralian Museum Talbot Oration 2022Recorded at the Australian Museum Thursday 2 June 2022.
The ways in which we consume media have shifted, offering us extraordinary opportunities to inform people, bring them together and evoke action. But in this digital era, too much of one thing – or the wrong thing – can make people just scroll on. How do we balance images of loss and devastation with the prospect of a better future?
Social researcher Dr Rebecca Huntley has focused on climate change since seeing images of the school climate strikes in 2018. The visceral anxiety and impassioned efforts of the students inspired her to do what she could to m...2022-06-151h 26
Ideas at the HouseFirst Nations Women Speak to the Future | All About Women 2022Indigenous women, white feminism and power; colonial violence and self-determination. What are the obstacles and pathways to a new future led by First Nations women?Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson discusses her seminal work, Talkin’ Up to the White Woman: Indigenous Women and Feminism, an essential book, demonstrating how white feminists benefit from colonisation and the unjust structure between white society and Indigenous society.Chelsea Watego and Amy McQuire represent a new generation of strong, visionary voices, explores what living as a First Nations woman is like when every day is yet ‘Another Day in the...2022-06-121h 32
Antimatter Pod117. Sex and the Starship (SNW 1.04 and 1.05)Anika and Liz have put on our memorial pins and fishing hats (and briefly considered, then rejected, a body swap) to discuss Star Trek: Strange New Worlds episodes Memento Mori and Spock Amok...
Everyone says SNW is a good show and we're starting to feel a bit gaslit…
"Memento Mori" and SNW's whole depiction of the Gorn becomes uncomfortable when you look at "Arena" and realise they were conceived as an allegory for Native Americans
Liz cites Finding Eliza by Larissa Behrendt as, among other things, an examination of the European preoccupation with cannibalism
It's weird how Worf, Mi...2022-06-0849 min
The Book ShowMum’s the word with Dawn French, Douglas Stuart, Anne Enright, Alice Pung and moreWe meet some of the most remarkable mothers in recent fiction, with authors including Dawn French, Douglas Stuart, Anne Enright, Lisa Taddeo, Larissa Behrendt and Alice Pung. These literary mums can be loving, neglectful and sometimes cruel – and they often reveal something about the author’s own relationship with their mother or children. Other featured authors include George Haddad, Craig Sherborne, Lydia Kiesling and Kate Mildenhall.2022-05-0253 minJames and Ashley Stay at HomeA very overcomeable fear with Katherine Collette, author of 'The Competition'If you've ever dreaded public speaking, this episode is for you! Author and podcaster Katherine Collette speaks about her charming new novel The Competition, which satirises the world of competitive speaking clubs. We explore why public speaking is so intimidating for most people. We also discuss Katherine's personal experience with public speaking clubs, and how they can build both confidence and empathy. As she says, 'You sign up to learn to speak. But the real power is in having to listen.' Finally, we answer the question – is some discomfort in life necessary? Katherine Collette is a nov...2022-04-1943 min
The Book Pod with Corrie PerkinAfter Story with Larissa BehrendtIn this episode Corrie spends time with award winning author, filmmaker, lawyer and Indigenous rights advocate Larissa Behrendt. They talk about her recent novel After Story which spans generations, cultures and delivers the reader a gentle reminder of the value of story in all our lives. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2022-03-1646 min
Parra CALDIn celebration of Harmony Week 2022 Changes to multicultural societies in Australia and South Korea observed through books하모니 데이 – 책을 통해 살펴보는 호주와 한국의 다문화 사회로의 변화
Harmony Day – Changes to multicultural societies in Australia and South Korea observed through books
Harmony Day is celebrated each year on the 21st of March to promote diversity, inclusiveness, respect and the idea that people of all different cultures can make a valuable contribution to society. In this episode, four books with the theme of multiculturalism are discussed to focus on the changes that are occurring in Australia and South Korea and acknowledge the importance of belonging as a society.
호주에서는 매년 3월 21일을 하모니 데이로 지정하여 호주 사회의 다문화를 포용하고 인정하며 다양한 프로그램을 통해 다문화, 다인종, 다종교를 지닌 이들이 사회에 공헌할 수 있다는 생각을 널리 퍼뜨리고자 한다. 이번 회에서는 다문화와 관련된 네 권의 책에 대해 토론해보고 호주와 한국이 좀더 표용적인 사회가 되기 위해 어떤 노력이 필요한 지 생각해본다.
Books discussed:
I’m Australian too! / Mem Fox
After story / Larissa Behrendt
Wan-Deugi / Kim, Ryeo Ryeong
Islam butchery / Son, Hong Gyu
토론 도서:
나도 호주인이야 / 멤 폭스
애프터 스토리 / 라리사 베렌트
완득이 / 김려령
이슬람 정육점 / 손홍규
2022-03-0807 min
Diving In46: Redemption and Dingo NoirWelcome to the second Diving In podcast for the FANZA Fringe – Virginia and Louise review six wonderful books including Miles Franklin winner Amanda Lohrey’s The Labyrinth and the much anticipated We Were Not Men by Campbell MattinsonEmail hello@divinginpodcast.comInstagram @diving_in_podcastVirginia’s Instagram @virginia_readsLouise’s Instagram @louise_cooks_and_readsSong ‘Diving In’ – original music and lyrics written and performed by Laura Adeline – https://linkt.ree/llauraadelinePodcast sound production and editing by Andy Maher.Graphics by Orla Larkin - create@werkshop.com.auBooksThe Truth About Her by Jacqueline Ma...2022-01-0449 min
Chat 10 Looks 3Ep 178 - The Best of 2021Part 2 of the recent Live Show in Canberra Listen now on Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Karinya House The Beatles: Get Back | Trailer | Disney The Best of 2021 Books - Non Fiction Sales (5.00) Fully Human A new way of using your mind by: Steve Biddulph (6.00) These Precious Days by Ann Patchett (7.00) Heartsick by Jessie Stephens Crabb (8.00) A Writing Life - Helen Garner and Her Work by Bernadette Brennan (11.00) She is Haunted by Pa...2021-12-2755 min
Literary AnythingEpisode 39 - 2021 End of Year Wrap UpThat's a wrap! 2021 is almost over and that means it's time for Jayne and Paula's favourite episode: when they discuss what they've loved in literature for the year. Ever wonder what other people are reading? Paula counts down Marion Libraries most borrowed books of 2021. Can Jayne guess what they are?
As always, find out the goss plus what to look out for in 2022. Lots of laughs in this episode!
Books they mention:
Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason
Phosphorescence by Julia Baird
Le Consentement by Vanessa Springora
The Paper Palace by Miranda Cowley Heller
Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell
After Story...2021-12-1431 min
The 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 min
Chat 10 Looks 3EP 172 - Chat Another DaySales goes on an epic James Bond binge, including a rendition of the theme music, while Crabb gets her own back with a big clang: some one-on-one time with super-author Liane Moriarty. (0.30) Pre-order WELL HELLO - Meanderings from the world of Chat 10 Looks 3 (1.00) Casino Royale | Trailer | Amazon Prime (2.00) No Time To Die | Trailer (3.00) Being James Bond - The Daniel Craig Story | Trailer | Apple TV (9.00) Bo Burnham: Inside | Trailer | Netflix (10.00) How to Fail with Elizabeth Day Podcast (11.00) The Happiness Lab Podcast (12.40) The Movies That Ma...2021-10-1031 min
Wild with Sarah WilsonTARA JUNE WINCH: Being Aussie is a mental health crisisTara June Winch is the Miles Franklin winning author of The Yield and a proud Wiradjuri woman.I reached out to her after seeing her speak on an emotional, all-female panel at the Sydney Writer's Festival earlier this year where she brought the room to tears with her confronting and - to my mind - true comments about Australian identity; "being Aussie is a mental health crisis”.In this conversation we explore accessing mania as part of the creative process, not having to be broken to be creative, questioning identity and we break down the rea...2021-10-0547 min
Reading WomenEp. 118 | Incarceration Nations & Prison By Any Other NameIn this week’s episode, Kendra and Jaclyn discuss Incarceration Nations and A Prison By Any Other Name.Check out our Patreon page to learn more about our book club and other Patreon-exclusive goodies. Follow along over on Instagram, join the discussion in our Goodreads group, and be sure to subscribe to our newsletter for more new books and extra book reviews!Books Mentioned
Prison By Any Other Name: The Harmful Consequences of Popular Reforms by Maya Schenwar and Victoria Law
Incarceration Nations: A Journey to Justice in Prisons Around the World by Baz Dreis...2021-09-1536 minReading WomenEp. 117 | IncarcerationIn this week’s episode, Kendra and Jaclyn discuss books around the theme of incarceration.Thanks to Our Sponsors!
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Black and Blue: A Memoi...2021-09-0134 min
The BarNAIDOC WEEK: What does the theme 'Heal Country' really mean?Following NAIDOC Week last month, Georgia and Nick chat to legal scholars (specialising in Indigenous Justice) Larissa Behrendt and Harry Hobbs about what 'Healing Country' means to them, and the opportunities for both Indigenous and non-indigenous people to get involved2021-08-1153 min
The BookshelfOutraged tweeters, miniature soldiers and the flooded canals of VeniceKate and Cassie join guests Larissa Behrendt and Tiger Webb as Irish writer John Boyne takes on the Twittersphere; Nick Earls spins a tale that takes us from Vienna during the Napoleonic Wars through Russia in 1916 and on to contemporary Alaska and Hong Kong; and in Christine Mangan’s Palace of the Drowned we're in a wet and spooky Venice.2021-08-0653 min
Don't Shoot The MessengerEp 183 - Sometimes the Truth HurtsJoin Caro and Corrie for Ep 183 - Sometimes the Truth Hurts.Thanks to Red Energy for supporting our podcast - voted most satisfied customers 11 years in a row.This week;
Corrie says goodbye to My Bookshop. As one chapter ends another begins follow Corrie Is Reading HERE to be part of the story.
The Alastair Clarkson departure story and how Caro's week unfolded.
In The Cocktail Cabinet for Prince Wine Store Myles takes us to Henty and Glenrowan to talk fortified wines and the...2021-08-031h 08
Literary AnythingEpisode 34 - After StoryAfter surviving Adelaide lockdown and with the libraries reopened, Jayne and Paula come together to discuss their latest pick, a unique merging of the classic English literature with traditional Aboriginal Australian storytelling.
As always, there's also literary news and more!
Books they mention:
After Story by Larissa Behrendt
Home by Larissa Behrendt
Legacy by Larissa Behrendt
A Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks
Too Much Lip by Melissa Lucashenko
Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe
Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell
The French Gift by Kirsty Manning
The Long Long Afternoon by Inga Vesper
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Now That I See...2021-08-0242 min
The Garret: Writing & PublishingAt home with Larissa BehrendtLarissa Behrendt, a Eualeyai and Kamillaroi woman, is a writer, lawyer and academic. She is the Distinguished Professor at the University of Technology Sydney and at the Director of Research and Academic Programs Jumbunna Institute of Indigenous Education and Research. Larissa won the 2002 David Uniapon Award and a 2005 Commonwealth Writer’s Prize for her novel Home. Her second novel, Legacy, won a Victorian Premiers Literary Award. Her most recent novel, After Story, was published in 2021. She has also published numerous textbooks on Indigenous legal issues. Larissa wrote and directed the feature films, After the Apology and Inn...2021-07-1828 min
AMplify - Conversations at the Australian MuseumLive At The AM. Lunchtime Conversations. Larissa Behrendt Jason DeSantolo 22 June 2021Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt AO and Dr Jason DeSantolo explore the legacy of David Unaipon and how traditional systems and knowledge are helping solve contemporary issues.2021-07-1445 min
BackstoryLarissa BehrendtAward-winning author Larissa Behrendt takes a deep dive into her new novel, After Story. It follows a mother and daughter as they grapple with grief and loss, while reflecting on their cultural history through a literary tour. The book is out now through UQP. With presenter Mel Cranenburgh.Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/podcasts/backstory2021-07-1441 min
The Book Show'We are where we are because of resilience' — Larissa Behrendt's book about grief, family and literary travelIndigenous author Larissa Behrendt questioned whether to include a First Nations lawyer in her latest novel, but she says it felt more authentic given it's a world she knows intimately. Her novel, After Story, explores grief, family and literary travel. Also, Kim Scott on the legacies of history that have inspired his works and Alice Pung's first novel for adults, One Hundred Days, is about a pregnant teenager and her controlling mother.2021-07-0554 min
Literary AnythingEpisode 33 - The Husband PoisonerSit back and listen to Jayne and Paula tell you about tales of women who decided they'd had enough of certain pesky family members they wanted out of their lives for good and decided to do something about it with the odourless and tasteless poison Thallium. Maybe grab your favourite mug and brew up a cup of Bonox to enjoy with the pod. Probably best to make it yourself, mind.
Of course there's also what else they're reading, what's new and hot, and what's all the fuss lately about Dark Emu, which was featured on the pod in episode 15.
This...2021-07-0244 min
Good Reading PodcastLarissa Behrendt on the mother-daughter trip of a life time in After StoryWhen Indigenous lawyer Jasmine takes her mother Della on an historical tour of the UK's most revered literary sites, Jasmine hopes it will heal old wounds and help them reconcile their past. While Jasmine immerses herself in her literary idols, Della rediscovers the wisdom of her own culture and storytelling. As both women grapple with their place in others' lives, a powerful reminder of a mysterious family tragedy, buried in their past, propels old secrets to the surface.In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Larissa Behrendt about the joy of fiction, her journey to the top echelons of the...2021-06-3021 min
Good Reading PodcastLarissa Behrendt on the mother-daughter trip of a life time in After StoryWhen Indigenous lawyer Jasmine takes her mother Della on an historical tour of the UK's most revered literary sites, Jasmine hopes it will heal old wounds and help them reconcile their past. While Jasmine immerses herself in her literary idols, Della rediscovers the wisdom of her own culture and storytelling. As both women grapple with their place in others' lives, a powerful reminder of a mysterious family tragedy, buried in their past, propels old secrets to the surface.
In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Larissa Behrendt about the joy of fiction, her journey to the top echelons of the...2021-06-3021 min
BackchatSHAMI SIVASUBRAMANIAN & EAMONN SNOWFor National Reconciliation Week, Backchat firstly speaks to NITV journalist Jennetta Quinn Bates who has been closely following the story of Michael Peachey, a Gamilaroi man from Gunnedah who died after a police altercation. After, we dive into the race to return Indigenous artefacts. Eddy Diamond chatted to Dharawal man Ray Ingrey from the Gujaga foundation into their efforts in La Perouse. Finally. we speak to Professor Larissa Behrendt about one of the first Indigenous university residential housing being built at UTS in Ultimo. This show was brought to you by Millie Roberts, Nicole Iliagoueva, Sana Shaikh and...2021-05-2922 min
Expand Your Mind, One Story at a Time - Free Audiobook RevolutionBila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray: River of Dreams Audiobook by Anita HeissListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 408639
Title: Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray: River of Dreams
Author: Anita Heiss
Narrator: Tamala Shelton
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10:05:23
Language: English
Release date: 05-01-21
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Australia
Genres: Fiction & Literature, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction
Summary:
‘There are books you encounter as an adult that you wish you could press into the hands of your younger self. Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray is one of those books – a novel that turns Australia’s long-mythologised settler history into a raw and resilient heartsong.' – Guardian
***WINNER 2022 NSW PREMIER'S LITERARY AWARD INDIGENOUS WRITER'S PRIZE***
***2022 ABIA SHORTLIST***
***2021 ARA HISTO...2021-05-0210h 05
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Title: Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray: River of Dreams
Author: Anita Heiss
Narrator: Tamala Shelton
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 10 hours 5 minutes
Release date: May 1, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3 of Total 2
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
‘There are books you encounter as an adult that you wish you could press into the hands of your younger self. Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray is one of those books – a novel that turns Australia’s long-mythologised settler history into a raw and resilient heartsong.' – Guardian ***WINNER 2022 NSW PREMIER'S LITERARY AWARD INDIGENOUS WRITER'S PRIZE*** ***2022 ABIA SHORTLIST...2021-05-0110h 05
Mind and Matter"Sorry means you don't do it again." Australia's continued stolen generation.In today's episode I explore the continued removal of First Nation's children from their families and their culture, 13 years after Kevin Rudd issued a national apology to the victims of the stolen generation.
I highly recommend you all watch the documentary 'After the Apology', which explores this topic in incredible depth and features first hand testimony from First Nation's people. It was published in 2017 and was directed by Larissa Behrendt. You can rent it off vimeo here. 2021-02-1722 min
Every Student PodcastLarissa BehrendtProfessor Larissa Behrendt discusses her public education experience and what schools can do to improve learning outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.2020-11-1031 min
Impact at UTS7. Creating research with real world impact todayResearch can be a slow burn, it takes time, and the impact and benefits from research won’t always be realised straight away.As discovered throughout the Impact at UTS podcast, research with impact involves long term relationship building and ongoing engagement with research partners, be that industry, government or community.But even researchers can get impatient. What if you want your work to create change in the world right now? How do you go about it?In the final episode of Impact at UTS we hear from Professor Thalia Anthony, a Law Professor who is leading in...2020-10-1638 minImpact at UTS6. Centering Indigenous communities in researchPlanning to deliver excellent research with impact can start off with the simple but powerful act of listening.One group of researchers at UTS who are considered the best in their field for research impact and engagement, and pride themselves on their frank and fearless research and advocacy with the communities they serve, is the team at the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research, headed up by Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt a Eualeyai/Kamillaroi woman.In this episode of Impact at UTS, we find out what it means to centre Indigenous communities in research and why indigenous...2020-10-1642 minImpact at UTS5. Breaking out of your research siloIn this episode of Impact at UTS we are breaking you out of your research silo to look at ways of collaborating across disciplines, as well with external partners.What would happen if we as researchers were brave enough to leave the ‘safety net’ of our own disciplines?In this episode you’ll hear from host Associate Professor Martin Bliemel the Associate Dean of Research for the Faculty of Transdisciplinary Innovation who is eager to demonstrate that transdisciplinarity is more than a buzzword but a way of thinking and doing research.He is joined by 2020-10-1641 minImpact at UTS2. Engagement is your roadmap to impactThe journey to creating research with impact starts with engagement. And the key to beginning any research journey is to seek to listen and work with those who want, need and will use your research. But what’s the best way to go about this?In the second episode of Impact at UTS, you’ll hear from two researchers at the top of their game who are carving out their own unique impact pathways through engagement with communities outside of the academy.Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt shares how her team’s research has been central to fostering Indigenous empowe...2020-10-1645 minImpact at UTS1. What is impact-led research?Research can change lives, solve real world problems and inform us. But how do we as researchers make sure we’re doing research with impact, that has an effect beyond the academy?Increasingly the outcome of academic research is not solely being judged on the basis of publications, citations or research grants alone. Instead, research outcomes include consideration of the broader benefits and value to society that it can provide.Now more than ever, we need to rethink what research we do, how it's done and the impact we want it to have.Ho...2020-10-1624 min
Commonwealth of Dunces10 - Stranger Country (Australia)This week phone lines crackle across Oz as we speak with former Greenpeace cadre and Guardian journo, current author and activist, Monica Tan. And I say crackle because yes, there’s the occasional spot of poor connection quality, but more to the point, the topics we talk on are live: from a treaty with First Nations people to the mostly male nomads of the Outback. Plus, you’ll learn your ABCs beyond the alphabet and why the Northern Territory is THE PLACE TO BE for missionaries, mercenaries and misfits (that’s all our listeners, then).Enjoy!Also...2020-09-0800 min
Commonwealth of Dunces10 - Stranger Country (Australia)This week phone lines crackle across Oz as we speak with former Greenpeace cadre and Guardian journo, current author and activist, Monica Tan. And I say crackle because yes, there’s the occasional spot of poor connection quality, but more to the point, the topics we talk on are live: from a treaty with First Nations people to the mostly male nomads of the Outback. Plus, you’ll learn your ABCs beyond the alphabet and why the Northern Territory is THE PLACE TO BE for missionaries, mercenaries and misfits (that’s all our listeners, then).
Enjoy!
Also...2020-09-0844 min
ShowreelMaralinga TjarutjaLarissa Behrendt is a Eualeyai/ Kamillaroi woman a legal academic, author and film maker. We are talking to her today about the making of Maralinga Tjarutja. This film brings the voice of the Maralinga Tjarutja people to centre stage as they work not to be defined by the displacement and ecposure to the nuclear tests between 1953-63 but by millenia of being in-country where culture knowledge and country are indivisible.2020-08-2000 min
Thursday BreakfastBLM Forum, CovidSafe App, Manus Recording Project Collective, Palestine in the Era of AnnexationAcknowledgement of country News headlines with Cait Kelly We hear part of a webinar discussion hosted by Melbourne Law School - Black Lives Matter. The discussion is facilitated by Larissa Behrendt and features Alison Whittaker, Eddie Cubillo Amy McQuire and George Newhouse speaking about campaigns to stop Aboriginal deaths in custody, the media's role in supporting the Blak Lives Matter movement and reflections on the legal profession's role in changing the criminal justice system Max speaks with journalist Royce Kurmelovs on the flaws and dangers of the Australian Government's COVIDSafe contact tracing app. We hear a recording by Samad Abdul from...2020-08-0500 min
Women on the Line13 Years of the failed Northern Territory InterventionJune 21 marked 13 years of the failed Northern Territory Intervention.To mark this date, groups Concerned Australians, the Intervention Rollback Action Group and Stop the Intervention Collective Sydney held an online forum featuring five First Nations speakers speaking from on country across the NT via video link, moderated by First Nations Professor Larissa Behrendt AO. This week we bring you excerpts from the forum, featuring Aunty Pat Ansell Dodds of Grandmothers Against Removals Mbarntwe (Alice Springs), Amelia Kunoth-Monks of Arlparra (Utopia), and Barbara Shaw, founding member of the Intervention Rollback Action Group, speaking from Mbarntwe. The full forum included First Nations speak...2020-07-2700 min
Ideas at the HouseBlack Lives Matter with IndigenousXAs the global Black Lives Matter protests continue, Australians have been challenged to confront the realities of ongoing racism and Aboriginal deaths in custody. Sydney Opera House has invited IndigenousX to curate this panel discussion exploring how state sanctioned violence is enabled and protected by racist ideology, and the role of protests in achieving reform. Curated by IndigenousX with Larissa Behrendt AO, Deng Thiak Adut and Tony McAvoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-07-0342 min
Ideas at the HouseAustralian Genocide at ANTIDOTE 2019 (Replay)Calls are increasing for settlers in Australia to acknowledge and confront the ongoing fallout from our country's history. There's an urgent need for a national truth-telling process about the violence and dispossession upon which colonial Australia founded. In this episode of Ideas of the House, we bring you an important session from ANTIDOTE called Australian Genocide, featuring Larissa Behrendt, Nayuka Gorrie & Julie Gough in conversation. Hosted by Rhoda Roberts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-06-1645 min
Feminism Ruins EverythingHow Do You Solve A Problem Like The Sound of Music? With Amy LehpamerIn today's episode, we welcome Helpmann Award winner Amy Lehpamer (all-round good human and 'Maria' in the 2015/2016 Australian tour of Sound of Music) to discuss one of Rodgers and Hammerstein's most beloved musicals. We dive into why Maria is a feminist icon, learn a little about nuns, and ask the question 'is the audience always right?' #DownWithNazis #ControversialLyricChanges #MariaWhatIsItYouCantFace We encourage our listeners to diversify the media you are consuming, as we are also aiming to do. Check out these podcast by BIPOC podcasters: Curtain the Podcast with Amy...2020-06-111h 08
Be UnclutteredDiversify your listeningThis week, in support of the #blacklivesmatter movement, we are choosing to stay silent and instead amplify the voices of people of colour.
Please use your "podcast time" today to listen to one of the following podcasts to learn from people of colour:
Tiddas 4 tiddas: https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/tiddas-4-tiddas/tiddas-4-tiddas/
Indigiprenuer: https://soundcloud.com/indigipreneur/dwayne-good-indigiprenuer
Pretty for an Aboriginal: https://player.fm/series/pretty-for-an-aboriginal
Wild Black Women: https://989fm.com.au/category/listen/programs/wild-black-women/
The Real Podcast Series: https://www.the-real.com.au/podcast/
Awaye with Daniel Browning (ABC) https...2020-06-0905 min
Feminism Ruins EverythingBlack Lives MatterBlack Lives Matter https://blacklivesmatter.com/ Bridging the Gap Foundation for Indigenous Health and Education. https://btgfoundation.com.au/donate.php ‘Free Her’, working to free Indigenous women in Western Australian who are incarcerated for unpaid fines: https://au.gofundme.com/f/bfvnvt-freethepeople Justice for Kumanjayi Walker, a 19-year-old Warlpiri man killed by police in November 2019: https://au.gofundme.com/f/justice-for-yuendumu-inquiry-on-police-shooting Justice for David Dungay Junior, who was killed in custody in 2015: https://au.gofundme.com/f/d9qkb6-justice-for-david ...2020-06-0403 min
The MissionDocumentary ‘Maralinga Tjarutja’ & the lack of social housingWriter and director Larissa Behrendt talks about the making of her new film MARALINGA TJARUTJA. And Kellyanne Andy, Elizabeth Morgan House Aboriginal Women's Service Inc CEO, discusses access to public and social housing for Aboriginal women escaping family violence. With presenter Daniel James.2020-05-1938 min
Ideas at the HouseUnlocking Justice - Antidote 2019Justice is regarded as fundamental to civilised society, but ideas around what is fair and just reflect the values of a culture. Is it possible to reach a universal understanding of justice? And if it is, what happens when that justice fails? Recorded at ANTIDOTE 2019 this episode features Kimberley Motley, Melissa Lucashenko, Peta Blood and is hosted by Larissa Behrendt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-02-2859 min
Sydney IdeasAfter the Apology: Sorry means you don't do it againIndigenous children are still being removed from their families at increasing rates, despite the clear links to negative child health and education outcomes. Why and how is this still happening?
The University of Sydney’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Strategy and Services), Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver AM, moderated a conversation with Boe Rambaldini, Director of the University’s Poche Centre for Indigenous Heath; and filmmaker and lawyer, Professor Larissa Behrendt from the University of Technology Sydney.
This event was held on Tuesday 19 November, 2019 at University of Sydney. For more details about the speakers and this event, visit the website: http://bit.ly/2...2019-11-201h 01
Ideas at the HouseAustralia Genocide at ANTIDOTE 2019Calls are increasing for settlers in Australia to acknowledge and confront the ongoing fallout from our country's history. There's an urgent need for a national truth-telling process about the violence and dispossession upon which colonial Australia founded. In this episode of Ideas of the House, we bring you an important session from ANTIDOTE called Australian Genocide, featuring Larissa Behrendt, Nayuka Gorrie & Julie Gough in conversation. Hosted by Rhoda Roberts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2019-10-1856 min
Doin TimeBanning of penpals in Victorian prisons, Sydney event regarding Aboriginal women who have died in custodyMarisa spoke with Tyrone from the Federation of Community Legal centers about an open letter that was written by the Federation on the banning of pen pal communications in Victorian prisons, by Corrections. Marisa and Tyrone discussed the Victorian Charter of Human rights and Responsibility, and how this pertains to the violation of human rights of written communication. Tyrone also talked about the traumatic effects that the banning is having on First Nations people, and Transgender communities. He talked about general issues in regards to all prisoners. An event was also advertised for the 10 of May, about racialised communities, organised by...2018-04-3000 min
Sovereign UnionThe intersection of Aboriginal culture and the science of astronomyAustralian Aboriginal culture is widely recognised as the oldest living culture in the world, but have you ever wondered what it was like for Aboriginal Australians to live by the stars?
The latest study in Aboriginal astronomy has found a site that could be older than Stonehenge, and even pre-date the Great Pyramids of Giza.
We talk to Dr Duane Hamacher from Monash University, and Jesse Fleay, PhD candidate at Edith Cowan University.
Speaking Out with Larissa Behrendt ABC RN2016-11-1609 min
Sovereign Union'Not a Riot in Kalgoorlie - Anger is the voice of the people': Local First Nations broadcasterDebbie Carmody, an Anangu woman is First Nation radio broadcaster in the Goldfields region explains that 'anger is the voice of the people'. She talks about the deplorable history of racism and injustices in Kalgoorlie..
In examples of Kalgoorlie racism, Debbie said: 'Kalgoorlie had the highest NO vote in the 1967 referendum' and 'In the 2000 Olympics the people booed Kathy Freeman when she crossed the line in her win'.
ABC RN: Speaking Out with Larissa Behrendt2016-09-2313 min
Ideas at the HousePanel: 'What I Couldn't Say' (All About Women 2015)The global conversation about women’s lives has opened up, women’s voices are heard more than ever before, and social media has brought a huge range of public conversations to life. But when you can reach more people, there are more people to offend, and discussions are often curtailed by capital-O Outrage; a Twitter mob can descend on an unwitting provocateur in minutes. There are still some things that women want to say at home, at work and online that they know to keep to themselves if they don’t want to be trolled, or written off as whinge...2015-03-1058 min
Sovereign UnionBook Review: Larissa Behrendt "Indigenous Australia for Dummies"Not a real Book Review, but rather an interview with the author Larissa Behrendt about the book.
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How much do you know about Australia's indigenous culture? Michael Pavlich speaks to Prof Larissa Behrendt, author of "Indigenous Australia for Dummies" she's also a barrister and Director of Research at the Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning at the University of Technology, Sydney.
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Recorded in July 26, 2012 - Interview by Daniel Horsley ABC Local NSW2014-08-1336 min
Sovereign UnionRoy Ah See at Tranby: Have We Surrendered? - Audio 2/5Tranby Aboriginal College in partnership with Tracker Magazine and Friends of Trabby
Presented Tranby Conversations - Aboriginal Social Justice - 'Have we Surrendered'
on Tuesday 9th October 2012
Guest Panelists Include
Larissa Behrendt - Eualeuai/Gumilaroi, Professor of Law and Indigenous Studies, UTS, Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning
Michael Anderson (Nyoongar Murri Ghillar) - Euahlayi Nation Leader, Elected representative of Gomeroi Nation
Roy Ah-See - Wiradjuri, Elected Councillor for Sydney/Newcastle Region NSWALC
Moderator: Professor Bob Morgan, Executive Director, Tranby Aboriginal College2012-10-1709 min
Sovereign UnionMichael Anderson at Tranby on:"Have We Surrendered?" - Audio 3/5Tranby Aboriginal College in partnership with Tracker Magazine and Friends of Trabby
Presented Tranby Conversations - Aboriginal Social Justice - 'Have we Surrendered'
on Tuesday 9th October 2012
Guest Panelists Include
Larissa Behrendt - Eualeuai/Gumilaroi, Professor of Law and Indigenous Studies, UTS, Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning
Michael Anderson (Nyoongar Murri Ghillar) - Euahlai Tribe Leader, Elected representative of Gomeroi Nation
Roy Ah-See - Wiradjuri, Elected Councillor for Sydney/Newcastle Region NSWALC
Moderator: Professor Bob Morgan, Executive Director, Tranby Aboriginal College2012-10-1717 min
Sovereign UnionLarissa Behrendt -Tranby "Have We Surrendered?" - Audio 4/5Social Justice conversations at Tranby, Glebe, Sydney - "Have We Surrendered?
Speech by Prof Larissa Behrendt
Tranby Aboriginal College in partnership with Tracker Magazine and Friends of Trabby
Presented Tranby Conversations - Aboriginal Social Justice - 'Have we Surrendered'
on Tuesday 9th October 2012
Guest Panelists Include
Larissa Behrendt - Eualeuai/Gumilaroi, Professor of Law and Indigenous Studies, UTS, Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning
Michael Anderson (Nyoongar Murri Ghillar) - Euahlai Tribe Leader, Elected representative of Gomeroi Nation
Roy Ah-See - Wiradjuri, Elected Councillor for Sydney/Newcastle Region NSWALC
Moderator: Professor Bob Morgan, Executive Director, Tranby Aboriginal College2012-10-1721 min
Sovereign UnionQ&A -Tranby -"Have We Surrendered?" - Audio 5/5"Have We Surrendered" Q&A hosted by Bob Morgan, CEO Tranby College, Glebe, Sydney.
Tranby Aboriginal College in partnership with Tracker Magazine and Friends of Trabby
Presented Tranby Conversations - Aboriginal Social Justice - 'Have we Surrendered'
on Tuesday 9th October 2012
Guest Panelists Include
Larissa Behrendt - Eualeuai/Gumilaroi, Professor of Law and Indigenous Studies, UTS, Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning
Michael Anderson (Nyoongar Murri Ghillar) - Euahlai Tribe Leader, Elected representative of Gomeroi Nation
Roy Ah-See - Wiradjuri, Elected Councillor for Sydney/Newcastle Region NSWALC
Moderator: Professor Bob Morgan, Executive Director, Tranby Aboriginal College2012-10-1730 min