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About Karlie Noon: Growing up in the small town of Coledale, near Tamworth NSW, Karlie Noon’s maths journey began when she was just 8 years old, playing maths games with an older woman who was a close family friend. Years later, this same love of maths would eventually lead Karlie to the University of Newcastle, where she became the first Indigenous Australian in NSW to obtain a double degree in m...

About Karlie Noon: Growing up in the small town of Coledale, near Tamworth NSW, Karlie Noon’s maths journey began when she was just 8 years old, playing maths games with an older woman who was a close family friend. Years later, this same love of maths would eventually lead Karlie to the University of Newcastle, where she became the first Indigenous Australian in NSW to obtain a double degree in m...

LIVE Outside Broadcast at the Stolen Generations Kullarri NAIDOC open day Sandy Dann interviews Johnny Cooper

Sandy Dan interviews CEO of the Heart Foundation WA, Sarah Fordham about the Lighthouse Program

Dan Healy Solar Power IV 020719 by Radio Goolarri

Matty J @ Radio Goolarri interviews Gwen Knox, Lynn Hazleton and 3 ladies from the Old Anne Street Reserve Committee about the musical, including a special preview of a song from the musical "Them Days".

Matty J @ Radio Goolarri interviews Gwen Knox, Lynn Hazleton and 3 ladies from the Old Anne Street Reserve Committee about the musical, including a special preview of a song from the musical "Them Days".

Matty J Interview with Hon. Ken Wyatt, Minister for Indigenous Australians. 07/06/19

Matty J Interview with the Gib Groms kids 090519

Interview with Songwriter and musician, Elwood Gray on Breakfast with Wil thomas, ahead of his appearance with Canadian 3 piece 'The Belle Miners' in Broome

Interview with Richard Bradley 'Dingo' life as a deep water diver and growing up on a Kimberley cattle station

Corrina Calgaret talks to Sandy Dann about the National Disability Insurance Scheme roll-out in Broome.

2017 12 20 - Irwin Stevens Interview by Radio Goolarri

Dr Anne Poelina chats with Sandy Dann on the first anniversary of the Fitzroy River Declaration. 'Water is life!' as our old people say. Keep an eye out for details of the 2019 gathering in Melbourne of Indigenous and First Nations people to share living water stories.

Bradley Moggridge is a Kamilaroi man from north-west NSW. He’s a hydrogeologist and environmental scientist who works with both 'Western' and Indigenous science. After being told in high school that he would ‘never be good at science and maths,’ Brad worked to defy expectations. Brad's work was recognized by the 2017 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Award, ACU (Australian Catholic U...

Mal reviews Bladerunner 2049 in a brand new Breakfast show segment! Broadcast 12th October 2017

Tom Souza is a freelance writer, journalist and photographer and winner of a 2016 WA Media Award. Kat talks to Tom about the role of writing in rebuilding his life, after a turbulent period as a teenager. We also get a sneak preview of his Road Trip Mixtape, soon to be published in Elements journal! Read more from Tom at: https://www.storiesfromthescenicroute.com/

Twenty years ago, Terry Murray, Walmajarri man, was the youngest artist to paint the historic Ngurrara Canvas. This year, to celebrate it's anniversary, the canvas coming out of the box and being woken up! Terry is the Project Co-ordinator. He chats to Kat Taylor about the history of this beautiful painting, it's significance and the event that will bring together standing artists and the next gen...

Musician, elder, leader and Walmatjarri woman Kankawa Nagarra – also known as Olive Knight- dreamed up the Music Healing Project. With the help of Byron Lerner, musician and music therapist, plus the Desert Feet team, a pilot project in the desert community, Wangkatjungka. Olive and Byron discuss the project and the healing power of music.

Jason and Kat chat about the devastating changes to Commonwealth Marine Park plans, and ponder over Rio Tinto's copper exploration near the Horizontal Falls. Radio Goolarri, 21st August 2017.

Animal of the week with Jason is back! The freshwater sawfish has a fascinating life, living in fresh water and saltwater at different stages. Females can clone themselves! And the 'saw' (rostrum) has a few uses you might not know about...

Lizzy Oshea Paul Johnson All by Radio Goolarri

Charlie and Farms previews the upcoming weekend of the West Kimberley Football League as well as the local cricket competition.

Mulloway by Radio Goolarri

Is it lonely? Or zen? Caitlin and Kat discuss the 52-hertz whale. Sometimes called, “The Loneliest Whale in the World,” 52-hertz sings its own unique song, completely unlike other whale calls, and hence it goes unanswered. Learn about the people searching for 52-hertz. And somehow we resist making hertz/ hearts puns, hurrah!