As part of our focus on Anti-Poverty Week, which is being held from 14th to the 20th of October, this week’s program includes an interview with Tammy Headon and Joel Reynolds from the Anti-Poverty Network of South Australia, as well as some great music that highlights the experiences of people living in poverty... read on

As part of the campaign by ‘Break the Sound Barrier’ to make hearing health and wellbeing a national priority in Australia, the Anangu Lands Paper Tracker wrote to the Federal Minister for Indigenous Health (the... read on

In this week’s radio program, we find out about the Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement. We talk with Leanne Liddle, the Director of the Aboriginal Justice Unit in the Northern Territory Department of the Attorney-General and Justice... read on

In this week’s Anangu Lands Paper Tracker radio program, we talk about songs and music and remembering the past through stories that have been told through song and passed down from generation to generation. We talk with Jessie Lloyd about the Mission Songs Project... read on

Access to dialysis services, and particularly community-based services, has been an issue which the Anangu Lands Paper Tracker has advocated for over many years in response to a need expressed by renal patients living on... read on

In this week’s radio show, we’re going to be finding out about the Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir. We talk with the Choir’s conductor, Mr Morris Stuart... read on

Following a Review of the Mintabie Lease and the Mintabie Township Lease Agreement, the State Government has announced that the lease of the Mintabie Township on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands will be terminated. Twelve... read on

In this week’s show, we find out about a great project called, ‘Bikes Palya’ – meaning, ‘Bikes are great’! we chat with Joey Fagan from Bicycle SA, and Deirdre Tedmanson from the University of South Australia... read on

In this week’s interveiw, we find out about a great project called, ‘Bikes Palya’ – meaning, ‘Bikes are great’! Bikes Palya is a program for young people and communities across the APY Lands. It includes... read on

The 2017 Federal Budget was handed down on 9th May. The budget includes a number of measures that affect First Australians. Based on information provided on the website of the Federal Minister for Indigenous Affairs,... read on