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Whittlesea Council extends online programs for Koori youth during term four
Whittlesea Council Youth Programs team moves quickly – and comprehensively – to maintain engagement with local Koori youth.
Striving to educate all First Nations people on the basics of financial independence
Ian Hamm, Chair of the First Nations Foundation, returns to CMR to discuss credit cards, superannuation and the My Money Dreams program
Helping First Nations people build strength through financial independence and wellbeing
For those behind the scenes at First Nations Foundation, the constant drive is to see wellbeing for First Nations through financial independence
The launch of an app that launches First Nations people on a journey of achievements
Developed by First Nations people and for First Nations people – a new app (Visual Dreaming) that helps build strength through achievements
Mother of four, full time working from home – for Elliejean it’s just another day in lockdown
With four school-age children at home during Melbourne’s Stage 4 coronavirus lockdowns, Elliejean Singh still manages full-time work…and a smile
Victoria’s return to school is not good news for every student
While Victoria’s return to school stages are welcomed by many, for students who have had a respite from school place bullying, it’s bad news
Local government authority sets up for being accountable to Aboriginal community
After a solid 18 months of collaboration with Traditional Owners and local mob, Banyule City Councils launches a meaningful RAP
Koorie Heritage Trust puts activities online and opens up art show entries for Koori youth
Koorie Heritage Trust CEO Tom Mosby returns to CMR to discuss new activities and opportunities for artistic Koori young people.
Aboriginal woman taking the lead in supporting fellow widow and widowers around the world
Taking support for widows and widowers online. Academic and broadcaster Davina Woods leads international peer support group.
Taungurung woman Flt Lt Aimee McCartney works for cultural change within the Air Force
The Australian Defence Force has a come a long way over the years, thanks in no small part to Indigenous Liaison Officers such as Flt Lt McCartney
Barengi Gadjin Land Council continues caring for country throughout coronavirus lockdowns
Despite lockdowns across Victoria, the Barengi Gadjin Land Council keeps teams on country, caring and protecting natural heritage
Aboriginal business owner starting a new business during COVID. “Why wait?” he asks
Dreamtime Art’s Matthew Everett started his company in the GFC, so nothing’s stopping him with his next venture during COVID!
Aboriginal-owned cafe goes from near disaster to growth during coronavirus
While many cafes and catering companies close their doors to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, Cooee Cafe stays open…and grows!
Answering your questions about the stress of living under coronavirus lockdown
Ron Prasad returns to Connection Matters Radio to answer audience questions arising from his previous interview on the program
Indigenous business Supply Aus pulls back from the brink – and grows – during coronavirus
Indigenous owned business Supply Aus pulls off massive business coup where other business simply couldn’t deliver
Going for a walk with physically distanced family during coronavirus
Play Specialist Cat Sewell returns to CMR to provide some more brilliant suggestions for occupying children during coronavirus lockdown
Victoria’s only Aboriginal radio station keeps airwaves crackling through coronavirus
General Manager of 3KND Gerry “G-Man” Lyons talks on CMR about the crucial importance of community radio during times of crisis
The fight for voice, truth and treaty continues despite COVID-19
It takes more than a global pandemic to put a stop of the strong and loud call for Voice, Truth and Treaty.
Legal support for Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations
Not For Profit Law reaching out to help ACCOS, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people during times of crisis
Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth during coronavirus
Tearing down geographic boundaries and social restrictions to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQI+ youth across the country
Aunty Esme Bamblett on the League, footie and…a cheer squad!
Aunty Esme Bamblett joins Charles Pakana on Connection Matters Radio to discuss everything from Netflix to a Fitzroy Stars cheer squad
A simple solution for dinner parties in a pandemic environment
Ron Prasad and CMR’s Charles Pakana have a yarn about the continuation of Stage 4 restrictions….and dinner parties with friends.
Yorta Yorta paramedic urges care, caution and adherence to guidelines
It’s a different world for everyone, and Ambulance Victoria paramedic, Yorta Yorta woman Michelle Crilly tells it from her perspective
Pivot a business during coronavirus for success and survival
Kinaway chair Karen Milward talks on CMR about the benefits to be gained by considering a pivot of business during coronavirus
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