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Rhoda Roberts AO
Rhoda Roberts AO our host is Bundjalung from the Widjabul peoples whose unceded lands cross the northern rivers of NSW including the sweet water mountain streams, the rainforest and lush valleys of Nimbin. It was during the 1970 with a
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Djon Mundine OAM
Djon is one of the country’s most senior arts curators and educators, and a celebrated foundational figure in the criticism and exhibition of contemporary Aboriginal art. The 2020 Red Ochre Award recipient Djon has held many senior curatorial positions
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Episode One: Stan Grant
Stan Grant to many he is the global man reporting the war stories, the risk taker where danger is in each mortar fired, to others he is the author who talks of Country where success is measured very differently. He
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Episode Two: Mark Olive
Mark Olive (aka ‘The Black Olive’) is one of Australia's First Indigenous Five-star chefs and he has a global following with his The Outback Cafe series, pioneering the use of native foods in fine Cuisine. The restaurant Dabpeto -meaning water plenty
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Episode Three: Rhyan Clapham (aka Dobby)
Rhyan Clapham comes from the world’s first engineers and stone masons, whose knowledge of physics and water ecology is profound. It’s a birthright he is proud of, the Murrawarri territories straddle the border of the states of New South Wales and
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Episode Four: Chloe Quayle (aka Barkaa)
The Barkindji people of the Darling, call their freshwater River the Barka, translated it is mother. Chloe Quayle uses the stage name Barkaa the relates to her matriarchal connections. Her debut single “For My Tittas" put her on the map and
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Episode Five: Ziggy Ramo
Ziggy Ramo is becoming one of the most important artists in the country, releasing a new powerful statement, reworking Paul Kelly’s ‘From Little Things Big Things Grow’ With no tours happening during Covid, He has developed his second album, and
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Episode Six: Matty Mills
Matty Mills is the quiet achiever of the entertainment industry, recently named Getaways first-ever Indigenous presenter. He began his career in 2014 covering the first NAIDOC addition of The Star Observer Magazine with a bold statement; Gay, Black and Proud.
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