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Malcom Turnbull and Noel Pearson (released 29 June 2009)
Malcolm Turnbull needs to bring Noel Pearson to Canberra as a conservative to not only revive the quality and substance of the Coalition, but to improve the fabric of the whole National Parliament. » more 
Letter from Australia (May-June 2009) - The rise and rise of Anna Bligh (released 15 May 2009)Two outstanding Australian women: newly elected Premier of Queensland, Anna Bligh, and one of Australia's great, but unsung, composers, the late Dulcie Holland, feature. "Letter from Australia" is a regular podcast commentary on Australian politics and issues. It features contemporary Australian music that is tragically often ignored by the mainstream media and is not well known enough - even in its native land. » more 
Somewhere Beyond the Blue - The Heavenly Sisters of Arnhem Land (released 18 March 2009)Geoffrey Gurrumul's sister, cousins and nieces are The Heavenly Sisters of Arnhem Land. "Somewhere Beyond the Blue", "My Saviour Loves Me" and "Marrkapmi Garray (Beloved Christ)" (recorded Monday 16th March at Wallaby Beach, Nhulumbuy), are their first publicly released recordings. Their songs are composed, written and performed in English and Yolngu mata. » more 
Self Determination! Continuing the Conversation with Australian of the Year Professor Mick Dodson (released 10 March 2009)"At a national level we need a body of our own choosing…" Professor Dodson stressed. With Australia's endorsement of the UN Declaration of Indigenous Rights imminent "Self determination has never been tried in Australia.." » more
Savvy! (released 1 March 2009)
So everyone is a Keynesian now. So what! Is there anyone, anywhere in parliament or government, who has the practical abilities of Harry Hopkins - who created 4 million jobs in a month - during the Great Depression? » more 
Letter from Australia (February 2009) - Djalu Heals the World (released 22 February 2009)As Australia faces the worst national peacetime disaster in it history, floods in the North and the global economic crisis, we meet an Aboriginal man of high degree, Djalu Gurruwiwi. Djalu shares his music and culture in order to bring peace and harmony to his fellow man. This letter from Australia features Part One: the music of Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel and Parts Two and Three: the music of Djalu Gurruwiwi also featuring Larrtjanna Gurruwiwi "Garrkuluk". » more 
Why can't we talk about things that are important? A conversation with Professor Mick Dodson (released 10 February 2009)A wide-ranging, 40 minute conversation with the 2009 Australian of the Year, Professor Mick Dodson. Mick is giving a formal speech to the National Press Club on February 17. Watch out for it. If this conversation is an indicator it should be a "nation stopper". » more
Marrkapmi Garray (released 1 February 2009)
The Heavenly Sisters perform their song "Marrkapmi Garray (Beloved Christ)" in Yolngu mata accompanied by the yidaki master Djalu Gurruwiwi. » more 
With Honesty and No Spin (released 26 January 2009)Professor Mick Dodson the most fitting Australian of the Year. » more
My Saviour Loves Me (released 5 January 2009)
The Heavenly Sisters sing their song "My Saviour Loves Me" with words first in English then in Yolngu mata. » more |
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