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LET’S TALK – KIA DOWELL
Punching well above their weight, Gelganyem – an Aboriginal organisation representing TO’s in the Kimberley’s – is pushing Rio Tinto to stick to an agreement on the closure the Argyle diamond mine. Chair, Kia Dowell, told Karen Dorante, traditional owners won’t take back their country if the land isn’t regenerated properly.
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LET’S TALK- JIDAH CLARK
Victoria became the first Australia state to enter into a treaty with Aboriginal peoples. The Treaty Authority is the body tasked with overseeing the treaty process. Karen Dorante spoke with Jidah Clark, chair of the Treaty Authority about the body.
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LET’S TALK – Rhianna Patrick
From Bad Bunny to new Indigenous music, Karen Dorante speaks to journalist Rhianna Patrick about news from the industry.
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LET’S TALK – UQ Indigenous Business Hub
Exclusive: Indigenous Business Hub at University of Queensland publish the very first edition of the International Journal of Indigenous Business. Karen Dorante talks to Associate Professor Sharlene Leroy-Dyer, Shania Satour and Professor Ella Henry from Auckland University of Technology about its genesis and why it’s an important achievement
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LET’S TALK – Senator Malarndirri McCarthy
Karen Dorante speaks to Senator Malarndirri McCarthy, Minister for Indigenous Australians about Closing the Gap and treaty and truth-telling.
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LET’S TALK-NGARRA MURRAY
Karen Dorante speaks to Ngarra Murray, co-chairperson of the First Nations Assembly of Victoria about the next phases of the treaty process. Last year Victoria became the first state to sign a treaty with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the country.
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LET’S TALK-Stolen Generation Apology Anniversary
With Link Up Queensland, Let’s Talk broadcasts live from the Queensland Performing Arts Centre to mark the 18th anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generation by the Australian Government. Karen Dorante talks to special guests at the Link Up Queensland event including MC Geoff Richardson PSM, Chair Len Utz, performer Jaymon Bob and Labor MP, Leanne Enoch, Shadow minister for Closing the Gap and Reconciliation.
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LET’S TALK-CATHERINE LIDDLE
Indigenous issues were at the forefront in Canberra with the announcement of a bill giving powers to the National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People and a plan to end family, domestic violence and sexual assault against Indigenous women and children. Catherine Liddle, CEO of SNAICC, explains to Karen Dorante the significance of these developments.
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LET’S TALK_KERRYNNE LIDDLE
Today Karen Dorante speaks to a former journalist who went on to work in the corporate sector, ran her own business and then a tilt at Parliament. Liberal Senator Kerrynne Liddle, is an Arrernte woman, who was elected to Federal Parliament in 2022. She is the Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians and Shadow Minister for Social Service and she wants to see change.
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LET’S TALK – KAAVA WATSON
In our continuing series with Indigenous Business Hub at University of Queensland, Karen Dorante speaks with Kaava Watson. He’s a co-founder of Aboriginal-owned consultancy group, Gargun which is working with the hub on a number of fronts.
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Let’s Talk – 10th Feb 2026
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LET’S TALK – ERIKA FREEBAIRN
From Kirriri (Hammond Island) to Toowoomba, Erika Freebairn spoke to Karen Dorante about her education journey as a recipient of a scholarship with the Yalari Foundation.
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LET’S TALK – SUE-ANN HUNTER
A bill has been introduced to Federal Parliament to establish a statutory body with powers to advocate in the best interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people. Karen Dorante speaks to the National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People, Sue-Ann Hunter who describes what the powers and functions of the new commission will be once the legislation is enacted.
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LET’S TALK- TRAVIS LOVETT
The former deputy chair and commissioner with the Yoorrook Justice Commission wants a national truth-telling process. Travis Lovett told Karen Dorante he’s planning a walk from Naarm to Canberra and has invited people to be involved. He also spoke about the treaty process in Victoria and the importance of truth-telling.
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LET’S TALK – NSW TREATY COMMISSIONER NAOMI MORAN
Community consultations have resumed in New South Wales asking two key questions: Do Aboriginal people want a treaty or another kind of formal agreement in NSW, and if so, what should that agreement include. Karen Dorante speaks to Naomi Moran, one of the Independent Treaty Commissioners tasked with listening to what people have to say.
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Let’s Talk – Naomi Moran
Today on ‘Let’s Talk’ your host Karen Dorante yarns with Nyangbal and Arakwal Woman Naomi Moran from the Bundjalung Nation who now serves as one of two Treaty Commissioners for New South Wales. With over 25 years of experience in media with the ‘Koori Mail’ this episode will brighten your knowledge about the Treaty process.
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LET’S TALK -INDIGENOUS BUSINESS HUB UQ
A new weekly segment featuring the work of the Indigenous Business Hub at the University of Queensland. In this episode, Karen Dorante speaks to director, Associate Professor Sharlene Leroy-Dyer, senior lecturer Dr Sam Cooms and senior project officer, Shaniah Satour about their respective roles in the hub and the projects they’re undertaking.
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LET’S TALK – Luke Pearson
Australian media and politicians are being called out by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community over their indifference to a bombing attempt at the Invasion Day rally in Perth. Luke Pearson, founder and CEO of Indigenous X, says he’s not surprised by the lack of media coverage or widespread condemnation of acts of violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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LET’S TALK – KENNY BEDFORD
Ninety years ago, hundreds of Torres Strait men Islander made a stand against their protectors. Karen Dorante speaks to Kenny Bedford, a Meruam traditional owner from Erub about the 1936 Torres Strait Islander maritime strike from why it happened to its legacy.
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LET’S TALK – NATALIE LEWIS
Karen Dorante speaks to Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children, Natalie Lewis, about the current inquiry into Queensland’s child protection system and plans to expand ankle monitoring of youth offenders to include 10 year olds.
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Let’s Talk – Kristen Hodge
Join Host Karen Dorante as she yarns with Wiradjuri Woman Kristen Hodge from the Indigenous Lawyers Association of QLD Incorporated. They discuss the impacts of electronically monitoring our youth via ankle braces on offenders as young as 10 years old.
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Let’s Talk – Bill Lowah
Join host Karen Dorante for the first live broadcast of ‘Let’s Talk’ for the year with Torres Strait Islander Elder Uncle Bill Lowah who is a staunch advocate for Indigenous health, social justice, education and housing. Uncle Bill was also an original member for the ‘Council of Reconciliation’, and a member of the ‘Indigenous Advisory Committee into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children & Separation from their Families’. Uncle Bill is also fluent in three different languages.
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LET’S TALK – BLACK EXCELLENCE WITH SIMON THORNALLEY
From the Sunshine Coast to the Torres Strait, Simon’s story is woven through saltwater, culture, and country. Growing up on Kabi Kabi land and descending from the Kaurareg people of Horn Island (Ngurupai), his Indigenous heritage sits at the heart of Saltwater Eco Tours.
In this episode, Simon shares his deep love for the sea, the thrill of adventure, and what it’s like to welcome guests aboard Spray of the Coral Coast — a beautifully restored 117-year-old timber sailing vessel with stories in every plank. Expect ocean journeys, living culture, and a rare glimpse into an experi...
LT_Black Excellence with Nadine-McDonald-Dowd
Nadine McDonald-Dowd is a Yuwi woman from Mackay, Queensland, and the creative force behind Straight from the Strait. As Director, she brings a powerful mix of vision, experience, and deep respect for First Nations storytelling to this groundbreaking musical production.
In this episode of Let’s Talk, Nadine shares her journey — from community and culture to the creative process behind bringing First Nations stories to the stage. We dive into the passion that drives her work, the importance of telling stories the right way, and what it means to create art that resonates far beyond the spotlight.
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Let’s Talk Black Sport – Leah Reuben & Riley Allen
Join Dr Lee as she chats with First Nations’ Champion Boxers ‘Princess’ Leah Reuben and Riley Allen. They yarn about the discipline and commitment required to become elite athletes representing their gym the ‘Fortitude Amateur Boxing Club’. The pair alongside Leah’s brother Laphaya Reuben will be competing in a fight night on Saturday 18th October for “Tradie Fight Night” bringing awareness to tradie mental health. The three First Nations’ competitors all take on the top billing which will be held at ‘Fortitude Boxing’ in Bowen Hills (QLD).
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Let’s Talk Black Power – Dale Ruska
Join presenter Paula joined by Senior Goenpul/Jandawal First Nations’ Sovereign Goori Dale Ruska as they discuss the Redland Bay Council’s decision to remove the flag posts at Quampi (Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island, QLD) to construct a footpath for better tourist access from the barges. Paula and Dale also explore the complexities of treaties, native title and sovereignty.
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DC RADIO EP 23
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Let’s Talk Black Culture – Music from Arnhem Land
Join presenter Siena Stubbs (co-hosted by the producer of ‘Let’s Talk’ Tabatha Saunders) as she shares some of the music made by Yolngu people from the community of Yirrkala in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory.
Siena’s tracklist included:
‘Gapu (Tidal Mix)’ – Yothu Yindi
‘Back to Culture’ – Yirrmal feat. Archie Roach
‘Bright Lights, Big City’ – East Journey
‘Djilawurr’ – Saltwater Band
‘The Crying Song’ – Dhapanbal Yunipingu
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Let’s Talk Black Power – Junior Murri Carnival
Join presenters Dr Lee Sheppard and Paula Delaney live from the 2025 Junior Murri Carnival at South Pine Sporting Complex (QLD). Join the conversation with junior rugby league players, coaches, sports therapists and supporters who come from all over Queensland for this special event.
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Lets Talk Black Power- Paula and Dr Lee
Today Paula and Dr Lee discuss the ‘First Peoples’ Assembly and Treaty’ with the state of Victoria.
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DC RADIO Ep 22
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Let’s Talk Black Sport – Father’s Day Lawn Bowls, Mibunn Bowlers Inc.
Join Dr Lee Sheppard and Tabatha Saunders for a special episode recorded at the Darra Cementco Bowls Club (QLD) for a Father’s Day get together hosted by ‘Mibunn Bowler’s’ Inc. President Uncle Mick Richardson and ‘Darra Cementco’ Bowls Club President Allan Rigney.
It was a “Crackerjack” day on this wonderful green and club space including yarns with young Dharug/Boorooberonga Man Taylor Baart, age 14, who is fast-tracking to become one of the state’s deadliest lawn bowlers with his eyes set on the next Commonwealth Games.
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Lets Talk Black Culture- Warren Mason, Marlon Motlop, Dobby
Will broadcasts live from Big Sound ‘Goolwal Goolwal’ festival (QLD) and yarns with Yuwalaaraay/Yorta Yorta man Warren Mason, Larrakia/Kungarakany/TSI man Marlon Motlop, and Murrawarri/Phillipino man Dobby.
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Lets Talk Black Power – ‘Camp Sovereignty’
Today presenter Paula discusses recent events in Naarm (VIC) where the anti-immigration ‘March for Australia’ rally and protests were held. The protests resulted in attacks on the Indigenous peoples of ‘Camp Sovereignty’ in Naarm and Paula discusses its effects on First Nations’ mental health and well-being.
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DC RADIO Ep 21
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