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Blackchat on Thursdays
Broadcaster: Paulette Whitton
News and Current Affairs program with your host, 2006 Deadlys Broadcaster of the Year & recipient of the 2008 CBAA Contribution to Indigenous Broadcasting award, Paulette Whitton.
Blackchat is co-produced by Dhungutti woman & Cadet Producer/Broadcaster, Larteasha Smith.
Hi all,
Each Thursday on the Blackchat program we talk about matters relating to Law.
On Thursday 4 February 2010......
It is almost common knowledge that our peoples come into contact with the law more frequently than other groups. The latest edition of the Indigenous Law Bulletin takes a deeper look at the issues involved from the Coroner's report into the death of a man in the back of a police transport vehicle to the needs of women and children on the inside.
Plus more!
So tune in from 9am to 12noon for Blackchat, on your local Aboriginal community radio station, Koori Radio 93.7FM.
If you have a story or event happening in your community, don't forget to tell us about it! Send an email to
blackchat@gadigal.org.au
or call the team on (02) 9384 4013 or (02) 9384 4000.
Stay strong, stay deadly and stay beautiful!
Cheers,
Paulette
PS: If your radio doesn't pick us up then you can listen to us live on the net by clicking on KOORI RADIO LIVE at the top of this page.
Archived Programs
Thursday 20 September 2007
Part 2: Blackchat's Paulette Whitton spoke with Chris Binge of Casino NSW, regarding his experience of Child Sexual Abuse and what life is like for him now. (Warning: Audio may be distressing).
Thursday 20 September 2007
Part 1: Blackchat's Paulette Whitton spoke with Chris Binge of Casino NSW, regarding his experience of Child Sexual Abuse and what life is like for him now. (Warning: Audio may be distressing).
Thursday 27 September 2007
Part 3: Blackchat's Paulette Whitton spoke with Chris Binge of Casino NSW, regarding his experience of Child Sexual Abuse and what life is like for him now. (Warning: Audio may be distressing).
Thursday 01 November 2007
Blackchat's Paulette Whitton speaks with Linda Burney about her Condemnaton of the Federal Govt quarantine of Welfare payments.
Thursday 23 October 2008
Part 2 Tjanara Goreng Goreng - In August 2008, former Federal Government public servant, Tjanara Goreng Goreng, was found guilty of leaking confidential emails to the Mutujulu community in the Northern Territory. Two months later she spoke to Blackchat about the experience.
Thursday 23 October 2008
Part 1 Tjanara Goreng Goreng - In August 2008, former Federal Government public servant, Tjanara Goreng Goreng, was found guilty of leaking confidential emails to the Mutujulu community in the Northern Territory. Two months later she spoke to Blackchat about the experience.
Thursday 04 December 2008
Blackchat’s Paulette Whitton speaks with Minelle Creed about Russell Thomas Moore and the quest to bring him home.
Thursday 20 November 2008
White Ribbon Day is held annually to eliminate violence against women. Blackchat's Paulette Whitton spoke to one of our men, David Leha (AKA Radical Son), about his experience of being a perpetrator of violence and what he has done in an effort to change his behaviour.
Thursday 30 April 2009
David Gundy was an Aboriginal man who was shot dead by police in 1989. Blackchat's Paulette Whitton caught up with his widow, Dolly Gundy, to find out how the family has coped two decades on. ***Features the song River of Tears by Kev Carmody, written about David Gundy's death.
Thursday 15 October 2009
Singer and Torres Strait Islander woman, Christine Anu, goes on a family history journey this Sunday night on the SBS TV program Who Do You Think You Are?. Blackchat's Paulette Whitton spoke with Christine about why she wanted to trace her family history and more importantly what she found.
Thursday 19 November 2009
It is well known that our people come into contact with the police far too often than other young Australians. This was highlighted in an incident where a young Aboriginal boy in Western Australia was charged for possession of stolen goods. The 'stolen goods' were a Freddo Frog and a novelty sign. Blackchat's Paulette Whitton discusses this case with CEO of the Aboriginal Legal Service in Western Australia, Dennis Eggington.
Thursday 05 November 2009
As we know, a lot of our jail population is unfortunately made up of Aboriginal people. A new documentary called, 'Boys Behind Bars' takes a look at this issue to discover what the underlying problems are behind this. Blackchat host, Paulette Whitton, caught up with Producer, Julie Nimmo.
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