Bandalang Studio
ANU Bandalang Studio
ANU Bandalang Studio is an Indigenous Engineering Design Studio at the Australian National University. The studio supports Indigenous practitioners, researchers and students in projects which challenge the status quo in western engineering and technology. This podcast gives you an opportunity to listen to the stories and perspectives of the people who make up the Bandalang Studio community.
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May 25, 2026
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Episodes
3. Kakadu 3000 25.05.2026 46:08
A Bininj man, Ben lives beside the Jim Jim Creek with his family at Murdudjurl, a remote Indigenous community on his Mother’s Land, Murumburr Country in central Kakadu National Park, which is part of Western Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory, Australia. Ben is the owner and founder of Kakadu Kitchen, which is a 100% Indigenous-owned bush food business established in 2017, that is founded on a...
2. Tjukurrpa is collective 25.05.2026 41:35
Dr Elizabeth Marrkilyi Ellis is a senior Ngaanyatjarra lore woman, artist, writer, educator, researcher and linguist from the Ngaanyatjarra Lands of the Gibson desert in WA. Elizabeth has committed her life to supporting and facilitating communication between her Ngaanyatjarra people, who were the last uncontacted Indigenous tribe by Western culture in Australia, and the non-Indigenous people in o...
1. Country knows 25.05.2026 33:17
kate harriden is a Wiradjuri water person and scientist. Her work is country-centred, and focussed on decolonising current western water management approaches, particularly in terms of streams. She completed her PhD in Indigenous water sciences at the Fenner School of Environment & Sustainability at the Australian National University (ANU). Bandalang Studio is an Indigenous Engineering Design Stud...
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