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Congenital heart disease is the most common congenital disorder in newborns. The birth rate prevalence of congenital heart disease is understood to be approximately 8 – 10 cases per 1,000 live births. In Australia, there are approximately 300,000 registered births per year resulting in 2,400 – 3,000 babies born each year with a form of congenital heart disease. Cumulatively, taking into considerat...

Matty J chats with First Nations Executive Director at the Foundation for Young Australians, Roxy Moore, about Blak up! Blak Up is a dedicated First Nations event for young people aged 16-35 years old designed to engage and ignite the fight for change and build Blak power. The all Blak line-up will be presented at an all expenses paid 4-day camp, featuring inspiring presentations, practical worksh...

Myles is a happy, assertive, loving and playful 2 ½ year old from Broome whose congenital heart disease (CHD) journey began prenatally when his mum, Mandela, was 29 weeks pregnant with her first child. Myles was born in April 2020 with Pulmonary Atresia with intact ventricular septum. Pulmonary Atresia is a defect of the pulmonary valve. Mandela did a lot of research on CHD before Myles was born t...

Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, arranged the reciprocal partnership through its STEM Professionals in Schools program. The partnership is supported by Curtin University including Head of the School of Earth and Planetary Sciences Professor Ian Fitzsimons, the WA Department of Education and the Pia Wadjarri Remote Community School, located about 330km north-east of Geraldton. Students h...

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Sandy Dann speaks with Coco Yu and Gina Albert from Nyamba Buru Yawuru about the Master-Apprentice Program in Alice Springs. The Master-Apprentice Program (MAP) pairs fluent Elders and adult learners together to rapidly develop fluency through breath-to-breath language immersion, using traditional oral intergenerational language transmission from Elders to our youth.

This morning Sandy Dann spoke to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Country Affairs about federal support of WA Marine parks, Fracking, expanding renewable energy and the referendum on the Voice to Parliament.

Sandy Dann chats with Sheryl and Sue from Menzies School of Health Research on the Co-Design Of Youth Friendly Culturally Appropriate Models Of Care With Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Children And Youth With Type 2 Diabetes Project.

Clinton Benjamin, Nyamba Buru Yawuru Chair, joins Sandy to talk about the new health campus which was officially announced on Sunday Clinton also talks about the lovely event held at Nyamba Buru Yawuru on Sunday attended by Mark himself and the Minsters involved in the project. The new campus will be called Yinajalan Ngarrungunil which means Care for People in Yawuru language. WORKS CONTRACT MARKS...

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Matty J Chats with Brianna, Denisha, Ayla and Shaniqua from Stars Foundation about how the program helps young indigneous women in Broome, and the original song the Stars students have been working on for 2022 NAIDOC theme, 'Get up, Stand up, Show up!' More information about Stars Foundation available below https://starsfoundation.org.au/about-us/ Stars operates full-time, intensive support progra...

Sandy Dann IV With Dean Matthews from Nyamba Buru Yawuru On Groundwater. 160622

Sandy Dann chats With Commissioner For Children And Young People Jacqueline McGowan - Jones

Part 2 of the the radio chat with Peter Garret

After 22 years, Australia’s far northwest will again come alive to the sights and sounds of a captivating celebration of the spirit of Aboriginal people of the Kimberley region set to the theme of ‘the time has come to say fair’s fair’. The hotly anticipated event celebrates the Kimberley Stolen Generations Aboriginal Corporation’s21stanniversaryand25thanniversary of the Bringing Them Home Report....

Sandy Dann chats with Dot West about the history of Radio Goolarri, creating opportunities for new and emerging Indigenous writers, and receiving an Order of Australia award For service to first nations media and communications! Too Deadly Aunty Dot!!

Matty J chats with Belinda Cooke and Eunice Yu about Strut, A new event promoting the creative skills of Indigenous fashion designers is being supported by the Shire of Broome this National Reconciliation Week. This will be the first event held on the new jetty and groyne, which is much-loved by the community after being completed late last year thanks to funding from the Shire and State Governmen...

Sandy Dann chats with our Broome Shire President Harold Tracey about the new Broome Prison, funds for community initiatives and interest rates.

Sandy Dann chats with Andrew Bourke from Nymba Buru Yawuru

Sandy Dann chats with Natalie and Frances from NBY

Sandy Dann chats with local playwright and proud Nyul Nyul woman Melody Dia about her play FIFO – Fit In or F**k Off! being published by Broome based Indigenous publishing house Magabala Books! Also joining Magabala Books marketing manager is Xenica Ayling who is Marketing Manager FIFO – Fit In or F**k Off! explores the challenges fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers and their families face, including th...

Matty J chats with Fiona from the Broome Tennis Club and Jarron from Remote Tennis Services Australia about expanding the sport in Broome and exciting changes to the upcoming tennis program due to start in June.

Cate chats with Matty J from Radio Goolarri about his volunteer tale and how it has lead to a finding his voice and a great career in community media.