Radio Goolarri

Deadly Justice Show EP 4 (AIR DATE 01/11/19)

Deadly Justice Show EP 3 (AIR DATE 18/10/19)

Our 2 new radio volunteers Sarouche and Tallulah have been working hard to bring you Deadly Justice! Tune in every 2nd Friday from 1pm Radio Goolarri to hear the latest episodes

Exercise Kummundoo is an Air Force community engagement program which delivered dental health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. In September 2019 Air Force personnel worked out of the local Aboriginal Medical Centre – Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (BRAMS), providing dental care and specialist dental health services. Through Exercise Kummundoo, Air Force su...

Indigenous Business Month runs from the 1st – 31st October and is an initiative of the MURRA Indigenous Master Class Program (MURRA) alumni, to promote the variety and depth of Indigenous businesses nationally and to provide an Indigenous business voice to the national conversation. The Indigenous Business Month initiative is driven by MURRA alumni who see business as a way of providing positive r...

Hi! Sarouche & Tallulah here! We are both part of the Kimberley Community Legal Service Team and we run a Kimberley based Aboriginal Justice radio show. We air every second Friday at 1pm on Goolarri Radio 99.7FM. We cover current justice issues that affect Aboriginal people, with close relevance to people in the Kimberley. If you have any issues that you want to hear about - let us know! KCLS is t...

We’re Chris and Mandy, two Osteopaths with a sense of adventure and a longing for something more. We are travelling this beautiful country in our converted van 'Walter' with our rescue dog Ralph. Ralph is part Ridgeback, part kangaroo, part awesome and he brightens our lives every day. This trip is more to us than a year full of site seeing. For us, it is more about self-exploration, discovery and...

We’re Chris and Mandy, two Osteopaths with a sense of adventure and a longing for something more. We are travelling this beautiful country in our converted van 'Walter' with our rescue dog Ralph. Ralph is part Ridgeback, part kangaroo, part awesome and he brightens our lives every day. This trip is more to us than a year full of site seeing. For us, it is more about self-exploration, discovery and...

I found Georgie Barnes outside the studio and invited her in for chat about her short film in the upcoming Mud and Saltwater Film Festival and working behind the scenes in the filming of Mystery Road season 2 The 2019 MUD AND SALTWATER SHORT FILM FEST is your chance to spread your creative wings and celebrate the environmental, cultural and heritage values of Roebuck Bay (6 categories), Broome and...

I found Georgie Barnes outside the studio and invited her in for chat about her short film in the upcoming Mud and Saltwater Film Festival and working behind the scenes in the filming of Mystery Road season 2 The 2019 MUD AND SALTWATER SHORT FILM FEST is your chance to spread your creative wings and celebrate the environmental, cultural and heritage values of Roebuck Bay (6 categories), Broome and...

R U OK?’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Group, including Rhanna Collins, Shannan Dodson, Joe Williams, Dwayne Millard, Dr Vanessa Lee, and R U OK? Ambassador Casey Donovan, have thrown their support behind the ‘Trust the Signs Tour’ and its ability to further amplify the Stronger Together resources within Indigenous communities.   R U OK? is encouraging all Australians to learn th...

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.