Queensland Parliament Podcasts

Politics, arts and culture from a range of Indigenous perspectives.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Justin Mohammed has been appointed as Australia's Ambassador for First Nations People after more than two decades working to improve the lives of First Nations people.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

An investigation by the Guardian Australia has revealed multiple sites of possible unmarked graves on a number of Aboriginal Missions and Reserves.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Journalist, Stan Grant has walked away from his media career to help fix what he calls a toxic global news culture.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What are the barriers preventing First Nations people from accessing adequate health care?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Pat Turner shares her thoughts on the upcoming referendum to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the Constitution.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese reveals the date in which Australians will be asked to decide whether to recognise First Nations people in the constitution through an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A major change to child detention laws in Queensland has caused concern amongst advocates and legal professionals over its potential to disproportionately impact First Nations kids.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Aaron Fa'aoso details his journey to success as an actor and producer, while outlining his efforts to progress treaty in Queensland.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Aunty Cheryl Buchanan has a long history of campaigning for Aboriginal rights and is now involved in leadership of the Queensland Treaty process.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The Queensland Government has commenced a process designed to facilitate treaty negotiations with First Nations communities.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Victoria has established it's first formal truth-telling inquiry into historical injustices experienced by First Nations people, but what will it achieve?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Chapter Two of Rob Pyne’s Struggle and Resistance in the Far North, is Growing up in Australia. Support the show Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/championoftheunderdog/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobJPyne Website: https://www.robpyne.com.au/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@championoftheunderdog #RobPyne​ #ChampionoftheUnderdog #cot…

In conversation with Aboriginal Lawyer and Activist, Michael Mansell.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

How can we ease the cultural load on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the workplace?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Nyikina man, Charles Prouse has written a new book on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

As conversations around an Indigenous Voice to Parliament intensify, many First Nations people are struggling under the weight of increased cultural load and challenges to their identity.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A tribute to First Nations writing in Australia and those who have forged a path for new generations.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A new photographic exhibition featuring portraits of First Nations Women has been unveiled at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

We profile prominent and highly respected First Nations Elders whose life experiences have helped shape generations of Indigenous people and communities.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

We pay tribute to the incredible contributions and sacrifices made by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Exploring the complexities of Indigenous out-of-home-care, and the work being done to address alarming trends within the sector.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Linguistic sociologist Jakelin Troy details her latest essay exploring Australia and the Language of Deep History.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A Bill to alter the constitution and enable an Indigenous Voice to Parliament has passed the senate, confirming the wording of the constitutional change set to be put to the Australian public at a referendum later this year.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A new documentary series eploring the intersection between First Nations knowledges and science.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Indigenous children remain 11 times more likely to be in out-of-home care than non-Indigenous children with poverty, housing, abuse and neglect all contributing factors.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What are the Implications of Constitutional Reform?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What is the personal toll on First Nations Journalists and creatives?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The experiences of Stan Grant these past few weeks have shown there remains division in this country over our shared past. So how do we move forward as nation?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

An independent institute will be set up to oversee treaty negotiations and truth-telling in Queensland. But what will it achieve? Is it merely a symbolic gesture?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A First Nations Treaty Institute, Truth Telling and Healing Inquiry will be established in Queensland. But, what willl it acheivee?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Uncle Thomas Slockee has been nominated for Male Elder of the Year at the upcoming NAIDOC Awards.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Is there a need for culturally-safe healthcare within the criminal justice system? And, If so, what does it look like?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What are the benefits of an increased First Nations representation within the higher education sector?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A Voice to Parliament and Treaty. What would these forms of recognition actually achieve?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Chapter One of Rob Pyne’s Struggle and Resistance in the Far North, is a glimpse into Far North Queensland politics, history and culture. It is an account of the region’s hidden stories and prominent identities. Rob gives his account in concert with his own personal story. Support the show Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/championofthe…

First Nations advocates and campaigners came together in Brisbane recently to build movements and collaborations across a range of issues, organisations and communities.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Ellen Van Neervan's forthcoming release, Personal Score: Sport, Culture, Identity aims to explore sport’s often complex relationship with race, gender and sexuality, from a First Nations perspective.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Ellen Van Neervan details her forthcoming book, Personal Score: Sport, Culture, IdentityBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

As the country moves closer to a referendum on a Voice to Parliament, the cases for ‘yes’ and ‘no’ are developing apace.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Barka: The Forgotten River is a new Indigenous art exhibition currently on show at the Australian Museum in Sydney.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Alice Springs has once again become the focus of national attention, with claims child sexual assault is going unaddressed in the Central Australian town.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

An Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a proposal which has been met with a wide range of responses from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Yunupingu, a senior Yolngu lore man, Gumatj clan leader passed away recently, aged 74.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

First Nations Women Look To The Future: In Conversation with Distinguished Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Three young First Nations Queer Artists talked about their perspectives on discrimination, sovereignty, resilience and inclusion.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What are the structural and cultural changes needed to address entrenched racism in our society?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation