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LET’S TALK- CHRIS JOHNSON AND MEGAN WATERS
With AFL finals around the corner and a new AFLW season, triple premiership winning player, Chris Johnson and media personality, Megan Waters, talk about the season to date. Karen Dorante also spoke about their media careers and the new TV show and vodcast, Inside the Huddle, they co-host.
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LET’S TALK – SAMUEL DANIELS
To raise awareness about the critical loss of Indigenous languages, the United Nations deemed 2022-2032 the International Decade of Indigenous Languages. Samuel Daniels, executive office or IDIL-Australia says Australia needs to step up its efforts to maintain, preserve and revive Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages.
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LET’S TALK – CENSUS NIGHT
Millions of Australians are being asked to take part in Australia’s national count. Karen Dorante talks to ABS spokesperson, Emily Walter about the census.
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LET’S TALK – TAYLOR BANIM – UQ Indigenous Business Hub
As part of Triple A’s partnership with UQ Indigenous Business Hub, Karen Dorante is talking to Taylor Bamin who has set up two businesses, Thanbarran Careers and Thanbarran Consultancy to improve employment opportunities for First Nations people
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LET’S TALK – First Nations Insurance spotlight
As part of Triple A’s partnership with UQ Indigenous Business Hub we speak to Stuart White, CEO of First Nations Insurance, a 100% owned insurance brokerage business. He told Karen Dorante his story and why he set up First Nations Insurance.
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LET’S TALK-Brisbane NAIDOC Sportsperson On The Year
Karen Dorante speaks to Lailani Montgomery, recipient of the Brisbane NAIDOC Sportsperson of the Year Award. Lailani plays in the NRLW for the Gold Coast Titans and looking forward to returning the field after an injury. She talks about her rugby league career and her life outside of sports.
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LET’S TALK- Celebrate your Aboriginal health worker
The peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers are calling on the community to acknowledge and celebrate them. The National Association of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners say its a largely unrecognised calling. Karen Dorante spoke to CEO Karl Briscoe and newly accredited diabetes educators, Josiah Little and Louise Gilbey about their profession.
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DC Radio_EP25
Get ready for another action-packed episode of Deadly Choices Radio!
The DC Radio team—Edrick, Guyalla and Ray—are back behind the mic, and this week they’re joined by Annalise Lee from the Deadly Choices team in Townsville.
Known as the team’s “mummy bear cub,” Annalise is part of a passionate crew of six dedicated to making a real difference in community. She shares what it’s like seeing young people thrive through rugby league, from Mini League events across Mackay, Charters Towers and Cairns to the unforgettable moments when kids meet their North Queensla...
LET’S TALK – Isobel Morphy Walsh
Aboriginal playwright, Isobel Morphy-Walsh joins Let’s Talk to talk about her first solo play Gunawarra Re-Creation with Ilbijerri Theatre Company. She told Karen Dorante the origins of the play and the themes it explores. Gunawarra Re-Creation is part of QPAC’s Clancestry program.
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LET’S TALK – Boorrumpah-Goupong
In this show we spotlight men’s organisation, Boorrumpah Goupong, the recipient of the 2026 Brisbane NAIDOC Innovation Award. Founder Sloane Stallan and general manager, Tareea Tututa talk about the work they do in community. Also joining the discuss is the award co-sponsor, UQ Indigenous Business Hub (the other sponsor is UQ Ventures). Director, Associate Profess Sharlene Leroy-Dyer, discusses why the organisation was chosen.
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LET’S TALK- July Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages survey
The 4th National Indigenous Languages Survey (NILS 4) has revealed 177 languages are currently being spoken or used and 113 languages are being revived. The survey is conducted by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. Karen Dorante spoke to Henry Leslie-O’Neill and Zoe Avery who are part of the NILS 4 team about the key findings of the survey and what the data is saying.
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DC Radio_EP24
In this episode of Deadly Choices Radio – DC Ambassodor Petro Civoniceva joins the team for a chat all about NRL, we hear about any upcoming DC Events and we find out what Deadly Choices everybody is making, a Deadly Choice can be Quitting Smoking or Vaping, Eating more Fruit and Veg, Aiming to do more physical activity, making sure your sleep is good etc.
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DC-Radio_EP23
This week on the Deadly Choices Radio Show!
We’ve got a deadly episode you won’t want to miss as special guest Uncle David Collins joins us for a great yarn!
Hear Uncle David share the highlights from the NAIDOC Golf Day, speaking of Naidoc you may of seen staff from Triple A – Murri Country (98.9FM) amongst the various Naidoc gatherings across Brisbane and we celebrated 50 Years of Deadly, you may also spotted some Deadly Choices Ambassdors at the Naidoc events too.
Uncle David reflects on some of the recent Deadly Choices Footy...
LET’S TALK – PETA PEARSON
In this episode of Let’s Talk, we celebrate Community Award recipient Peta Pearson, whose passion for culture, education, mentoring, and community connection is changing lives across Southeast Queensland. From leading the Gwonggubunga Swim Program to bringing people together through Unity Day, Peta shares how grassroots initiatives can strengthen communities and create brighter futures for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. Join us as we explore the impact of her work, the importance of connection, and what this well-deserved recognition means to her and those she serves.
Hear Peta share her inspiring story in conversation with Karen as...
LET’S TALK – CRITICAL MINERALS UPDATE
In March this year, Karen Dorante spoke to Jyi Lawton, chief executive office of Aboriginal Enterprises in Mining, Energy and Exploration (AEMEE) spoke about critical minerals and the opportunities they present for First Nations peoples. In this episode we catch up with Jyi, fresh from a national symposium led by the Mabo Centre, to elevate the voices of Traditional Owners, PBC’s and others to establish a First Nations-led strategy on critical minerals.
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LET’S TALK – FIRST NATIONS MUSIC WITH RHIANNA PATRICK
Journalist, Rhianna Patrick is back for another dose of First Nations new music and news. She spoke to Karen Dorante about her current obsession with South Summit and new releases from Rox Lavi and Drifting Clouds. Rhianna also shared she curates Original Storytellers, a playlist featuring First Nations artists on Spotify.
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LET’S TALK – REESE ROMA
Wanting a slice of a global billion dollar industry, Reese Roma is building a family business supplying vending machines. KD yarns to Reese about the journey to starting up Green Frog Vending.
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DC Radio_EP22
Shaylee Bent from West Tigers tells the DC Radio Crew the challengers she has been facing on the footy field,
we also hear some good quality State of Origin banter.
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LET’S TALK -Independent Money Woman_Episode 5: Relationships and Money
Money can be one of the hardest things to talk about, but it doesn’t have to be. KD is joined by Melisa Anderson from Blaq Diamonds to yarn about healthy conversations around money, setting shared financial goals, and building confidence together. Independent Money Woman is made possible by the Empowering Queensland Women grant program, Queensland Government.
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LET’S TALK -Independent Money Woman – Episode 4: Superannuation
Episode 4: Superannuation
Super can seem confusing, but it doesn’t have to be.
KD sits down with Leah Bennett from First Nations Foundation to unpack the basics of superannuation, why it matters, and how small steps today can help support your future.
It’s never too late, or too early, to understand your super.
Empowering Queensland Women grant program | Queensland Government.
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LET’S TALK – Independent Money Woman – Episode 3: Renting, Home Ownership & Raising Money Smart Kids
Episode 3: Renting, Home Ownership & Raising Money Smart Kids
Whether you’re renting, dreaming of owning a home, or teaching the next generation about money, this episode is full of practical advice.
KD is joined by Elaine Jolliffe from First Nations Economics and Jayde Clothier from Indigenous Business Australia to yarn about making informed money choices today while building confidence for tomorrow.
Empowering Queensland Women grant program | Queensland Government.
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LET’S TALK – Independent Money Woman – Episode 2: Work and Side Hustle Income
Episode 2: Work and Side Hustle Income
Whether you’re working one job, juggling multiple roles, or growing a side hustle, understanding your income is key.
KD and First Nations Accountant Jolene Kawak yarn about earning more, managing your income, and avoiding those unexpected tax surprises.
Empowering Queensland Women grant program | Queensland Government.
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DC Radio_EP21
In this Deadly Choices Radio Podcast, the crew bring us to speed about Golf, NRL and any upcoming Deadly Choices Events. Deadly Choices Radio is now on Monday mornings tune into 98.9FM on your radio from 8am (Queensland Murri Time)
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LET’S TALK – Independent Money Woman – Episode 1: Simple Budgeting
Episode 1: Simple Budgeting
Ready to feel more in control of your money without cutting out the things you love?
KD is joined by First Nations Accountant Jolene Kawak to break down budgeting into simple, practical steps that actually work in everyday life. Learn how to take control of your money without the stress or confusing financial language.
Empowering Queensland Women grant program | Queensland Government.
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LET’S TALK – Glory Tuohy-Daniell
Emerging choreographer, Glory Tuohy-Daniell talks about her journey from the kid out bush to dancer with one of Australia’s premier dance groups, Bangarra Dance Theatre. She talks about her work, Keeping Grounded which is part of Bangarra’s triple bill at QPAC next week.
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LET’S TALK – KIRA SEELEY
First Nations businesswoman, Kira Seeley, talks about the companies she runs with her mother and business partner. She’s managing director of SWL Shipping and co-founder of Heart to Harvest. She talks to Karen Dorante about her path to business.
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LET’S TALK – NEVILLE KHAN
Did you know this year marks the 11th time Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are participating in the national population count? Karen Dorante speaks to ABS spokesperson, Neville Khan, who is keen to make sure mob are included in the census on August 11, 2026.
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DC Radio_EP20
On this week’s Deadly Choices Radio, we’re joined by Deadly Choices ambassador Edrick Lee, alongside Elizabeth and Valma from the Public Health team at the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.
We discover from them both the importance of lung cancer screening for Mob, breaking down what the test is, who can get it, what it involves, and why early detection matters. The team also share where screenings are available and what Mob need to know to take care of their health and stay on top of regular checks. A deadly conversation focused on awareness, prevention, and...
LET’S TALK- EDWARD MONAEI OAM
A former senior executive with Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry, Edward Monaei, speaks openly about claims the Queensland Government is removing Indigenous peoples from boards and leadership roles within departments. Termed Project Invisibility, Mr Monaei invites the Queensland Premier to sit down and have real dialogue with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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LET’S TALK-MARION SCRYMGOUR
Special Envoy for Remote Communities, Marion Scrymgour joins Let’s Talk to talk about her role. She is serving a second term as the Member for Lingiari, the second largest electorate in Australia.
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LET’S TALK – GAJA KERRY CHARLTON
Senior Yagara custodian, Gaja Kerry Charlton, joins Let’s Talk with the latest on their campaign to protect Barrambin after police evicted Goori Embassy in the early hours of Thursday morning. Aunty Kerry told Karen Dorante, says claims that embassy residents have created safety issues on the site are fantasy.
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LET’S TALK -MICHAEL CONNOLLY
As part of our partnership with UQ Indigenous Business Hub, Let’s Talk puts the spotlight on artist and First Nations business owner, Michael Connolly. For three decades Michael and his wife have run souvenir business Dreamtime Kullilla Art Centre out of their home, from markets and online. He told Karen Dorante about the challenges and rewards from being your own boss.
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LET’S TALK- QUEENSLAND STATE BUDGET
What’s in the budget. Karen Dorante goes through some of the key takeaways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and regions.
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LET’S TALK – KINCHELA BOYS HOME ABORIGINAL CORPORATION
Kinchela Boys Home survivor and a descendent of a survivor join Let’s Talk to talk about their visit to Brisbane. Uncle Richard Campbell and Paulette Whitton, share with Karen Dorante their stories and the work of the Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation.
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LET’S TALK – SINEAD SINGH
As part of an ongoing series with Indigenous Business Hub at UQ, Karen Dorante speaks to First Nations businesswoman, Sinead Singh. She talks about her life, family and how she became the entrepreneur she is today.
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LET’S TALK – Sue Anne Hunter
National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People. Sue -Anne Hunter talks about child safety matters in NT and Queensland. She also spoke to Karen Dorante about the next steps ahead when the commission becomes a reality on July 1.
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LET’S TALK-LANI BLANCO- FRANCIS
From dancing to employment and training, Lani Blanco-Francis talks about her career with NAISDA, Qantas and Insurance Australia. She’s started her own GTO to help build a skilled First Nations workforce across New South Wales. Lani told Karen Dorante so hopes to extend to Queensland and ACT.
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LET’S TALK – Seina Stubbs & Jharal Yow Yeh
A love story told entirely in Yolgnu matha has won a major award at the Sydney Film Festival. Maŋutji (Catching Eyes) was written and directed by Siena Stubbs. The short film won the Dendy Award for Best Live Action Short. Karen Dorante spoke to Seina to talk about the win. Former Brisbane Broncos and Queensland Origin player, Jharah Yow Yeh previews the 2nd game of the 2026 State of Origin series being played at the MCG in Melbourne.
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LET’S TALK – LEWIS BIN DORAHO
First Nations photographer, Lewis Bin Doraho, talks about how what started out as a hobby is now an obsession. He shared with Karen Dorante the responsibility he feels to capture and record our stories and the challenges he faced in setting up his own business.
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LET’S TALK-JESS MAUBOY
The Queen of Pop joins Let’s Talk to talk about her upcoming show at QPAC’s Clancestry. Karen Dorante spoke to Jess about becoming a mother, her career and starting her own label.
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