Dr Bob Irving is a vet who regularly visits the APY Lands. In this interview, he talks about the benefits of the dog health program he delivers in Anangu communities... read on

Wendy Glamocak works for the South Australian Government’s Consumer and Business Services. In this interview, Wendy talks with us about the trouble that can happen when people sign up for deals through Christmas hamper companies.... read on

Paul Caica is South Australia’s Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation. In his second Paper Tracker interview, the Minister talks about his recent visits to Anangu communities. He also answers a series of questions about... read on

Tahlia Wanganeen works for South Australia’s Legal Services Commission. In this interview, Tahlia talks about some of  the ways the Commission supports Aboriginal people living in the northern parts of South Australia, including all of... read on

Stephan Rainow works for Uwankara Palyanyku Kanyintjaku (UPK), Nganampa Health Council’s Public and Environmental Health Program. For more than 25 years, UPK has worked with Anangu musicians on the writing and recording of songs about... read on

Chris Malcolm is the General Manager of Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara. In this interview he talks about the organisation’s effort to lead the development of a Regional Partnership Agreement for the APY Lands. This includes the... read on

Linnett Sanchez is an audiologist and researcher from Flinders University. Since 2003, she has been investigating the ear health of Anangu children. In this extended interview, Linnett explains how and why children get middle ear... read on

Tauto Sansbury is a well-known South Australian Aboriginal leader. Earlier this year, he wrote a public letter called “The 13th Day”. Tauto’s letter talked frankly about the impact of large numbers of Aboriginal people dying... read on

Sandra Kanck was a Member of the South Australian Parliament for more that 15 years (1993 to 2009). In this interview, Sandra talks about government accountability and how the Australian Democrats got the SA Parliament... read on

Paul Caica is the new South Australian Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation. In this interview, he talks about life before Parliament, his first visit to a remote Anangu community, and the way he’d like... read on