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Speaking Out

ABC Australia

Politics, arts and culture from a range of Indigenous perspectives.

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Episodis

250 episodis

  1. 'First Nations people deserve to be present and represent their interests in this land' 54:06
  2. Danny Chapman: Leading his community and passing knowledge 54:06
  3. Flashblack: Blak Innovation 8:40
  4. 'Culturally safe learning environments for our children and families' 54:05
  5. 'Being cultrally safe and putting mob first' 54:06
  6. Diving into the dark history of pearling in Broome 8:03
  7. 'Everyone in the community has value and a role to play' 54:06
  8. Unpacking colonial and cultural knowledge systems 53:49
  9. FlashBlak: The Koori Knockout, more than a game 8:15
  10. Fighting For Country: The remarkable story of Reg Saunders 53:57
  11. Thomas Mayo on hope, heartbreak and creating social change 50:04
  12. FlashBlak: Radio Redfern 7:57
  13. Ken Wyatt is a man of many firsts 49:21
  14. FlashBlak: Blak women in country music 8:44
  15. 'Holding institutions accountable for systemic racism' 54:05
  16. Timmy Duggan OAM: 'Showing Australia that sport can be much more than a game' 54:06
  17. Ray Kelly Snr on his unwavering commitment to the Indigenous peoples of NSW 54:05
  18. FlashBlak: The walk off that changed the nation 8:58
  19. Garma 2026: 'calls for greater federal support for Aboriginal communities' 54:04
  20. 'The importance of data governance for Indigenous Data Sovereignty' 54:06
  21. Cathy and The Flags 8:29
  22. Kaytetye and Arrernte leader Geoffrey Shaw OAM: Shaped the future of Central Australia 54:05
  23. Allan Clarke: Tracking the truth as a Blak journalist 54:06
  24. FlashBlak: The history of our Deadly Socceroos 11:33
  25. The role journalism plays in revealing truths about our past 54:05
  26. Flashblak: Jim and Dan 9:55
  27. 50 Years of Deadly: 'Reflecting on the past and present, while looking to the future' 54:06
  28. 'A leader who puts community at the heart of her work': Naomi Moran 54:02
  29. Stan Grant: examining the importance of listening, of silence 54:06
  30. 'A founding figure in the Aboriginal Catholic Ministry': Honouring the legacy of Aunty Elsie Heiss 54:05
  31. Learning from ancestral wisdom to save our challenging global environment 54:06
  32. Honouring legacy while looking to the future 54:06
  33. Not Quite White In The Head: Melissa Lucashenko on her new collection of personal essays 52:16
  34. Iconic conversations with First Nations leaders 54:06
  35. Elders are the heartbeat of Indigenous communities: Community Trailblazers 54:05
  36. Truth-tellers on the stage and on the canvas: Trailblazers in creative industries 54:59
  37. The trailblazers in our communities 54:04
  38. Inspirational Indigenous Women 53:57
  39. The past decade in Indigenous Affairs: What's changed and what still needs work? 54:05
  40. Reforming mainstream perceptions of the education system 54:06
  41. Remembering Aunty Rhoda Roberts AO: A defining voice of a generation 54:44
  42. Gari Yala: A landmark report into experiences of racism at work 54:06
  43. Children knowing their rights gives them power to advocate 54:06
  44. Dan Bourchier: "Learning about the world through other peoples eyes, influenced my storytelling" 54:06
  45. The case of Kardell Lomas, and Honouring Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sillik 54:05
  46. The power of lived experience on the page 54:05
  47. Protecting First Nations peoples right to protest 54:05
  48. Dr Terri Janke: "We Need To Protect Our Knowledge And Culture" 54:05
  49. The VIC Treaty: "A turning point in our nation's history" 53:36
  50. Isabella Higgins: "Rewriting Our Nations History" 53:50