This Paper Tracker radio interview was recorded on 16 June 2014, with Professor Peter Buckskin, the Dean of Aboriginal Scholarship at the University of South Australia. Professor Buckskin talks about the importance of maintaining and... read on

This week’s Paper Tracker radio interview is with Nerida Saunders, the Executive Director of the Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Division within the South Australian Department of the Premier and Cabinet (DPC-AARD). Nerida talks about the... read on

In this interview, which is Jonathan Nicholls’ last Paper Tracker radio show, he introduces listeners to Sue Tilley who is taking over from him at the Paper Tracker Project. Sue conducts the interview with Jonathan, who... read on

Yankunytjatjara elder Yami Lester lives at Wallatinna, a homeland on the eastern side of the APY Lands. In this interview, Yami discusses the early days of the Pitjantjatjara Council and the struggle for Anangu land... read on

In this program, we play the second part of an extended interview with Jonathan Nicholls. In this part, Jonathan explains the future direction of the Paper Tracker project including some fundamental issues and key topics.... read on

This program features the first part of an extended interview with Uniting Communities‘ Jonathan Nicholls about the outcomes of a recent review of the Paper Tracker project.... read on

Karina Lester is the Aboriginal Language Worker with the University of Adelaide’s Mobile Language Team. In this role, she hosts the weekly Nganampa Wangka radio show. She also supports a number of language projects designed... read on

Uniting Communities has recently reviewed the Paper Tracker project. In this interview, Peter McDonald talks with Jonathan Nicholls about the project’s first five years, what the review found and how the focus of the Paper... read on

This program features the second part of an extended interview with John Dallwitz from the Ara Irititja Project. The Project began in 1994 and returns photos, sound recordings, films and other materials to Anangu via... read on

The Ara Irititja Project returns photos, sound recordings, films and other materials to Anangu via a special digital archive. In this program, we play the first part of our interview with the Project’s Coordinator, John... read on