This is part two of Let’s Talk covering the third election of the First Nations Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria.  Karen Dorante speaks to co-chair Ngarra Murray now that voting has closed to find out what happens next.

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Inaugural CEO of the newly created Torres Strait Islander Traditional Languages Association, Jillian Bowie, says she wants to stop the loss of language and culture.  She told Karen Dorante all of the traditional languages of the Torres Strait are critically endangered.  She also talks about the work she’s doing in the creative arts from playwright to documentary maker.  

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This is part one of Let’s Talk covering the third election of the Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria.  Co-chair,  Ngarra Murray spoke with National Indigenous Radio Service journalist, Harry Pedersen about the election process.

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As flu season approaches, Karen Dorante talks to Dr Jonathan Leitch, medical director at Brisbane ATSICHS about new needle-free influenza vaccine for children and a new flu variant called Super K. 

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It’s World Autism Month, and there’s been plenty happening to raise awareness and celebrate inclusion. Tasmin and Tomeka are here to yarn about disability support services available for our Mob.

Plus, Eric Lee joins us to share what’s coming up with Deadly Choices, including the Men’s Golf Day—a chance for the fellas to come together, have a hit of golf, and yarn about looking after their social and emotional well being. (Mental Health Support)

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Associate Professor Sharlene Leroy-Dyer from Indigenous Business Hub at UQ and Beth Lawrence from UQ Ventures talk about a Brisbane event bringing local First Nations businesses and big corporations together.  Karen Dorante asked about its purpose and what previous trials have uncovered.

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Through Mununjali Eyes is the name of an exhibition featuring photography collection of late Aboriginal journalist, Wayne Coolwell.  Karen Dorante spoke to Jo-Anne Drissens, a First Nations photographer who worked with the Coolwell family to put together the exhibition currently at the State Library of Queensland. 

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In this episode of Deadly Choices Radio, Eric Lee jumps in for a yarn on the NRL and the upcoming Men’s Golf Day—bringing the fellas together for connection, culture, and a focus on wellbeing.

We also hear from Jenelle, who’s spent 8 years with the Moblink team, sharing the range of support services available for our Mob.

Moblink – All you’ve got to do is pick up the phone and call 1800 254 354 to get the support or info you need.

Plus, we find out what Deadly Choices Eric and Jenelle are making in their own lives. It’s all this and more, right here on Deadly Choices Radio.

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The following program will contain the name of an Aboriginal person who has passed

The late Aunty Rhoda Roberts, AO will be laid to rest on Tuesday the 31st of March in her home town in Lismore in the northern rivers region of NSW.  A Widjabul Wieybal woman of the Bundjalung Nation, Rhoda Roberts was known for her accomplishments in the Arts, Media and for advancing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. Her family announced she passed on Saturday the 21st of March after a 7 month fight with cancer.

John Paul Janke is the host of NITV The Point and is also National Indigenous Affairs Editor. leads this tribute as we honor the life and legacy of Aunty Rhoda Roberts.

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