03/07/2025
On todays National Talk Black via NIRS - National Indigenous Radio Service we have:
N***y, Yuin Rapper and "We Are Warriors" Creative Director, talking about the Next generation of First Nations musicians playing Town Hall at NAIDOC in the City. The next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander hip hop, R&B and indie pop artists will play Sydney Town Hall this NAIDOC Week at a free, all-ages live music concert on Thursday 10 July. 3%, Becca Hatch, Bluetongue and TOAH, Jem Cassar-Daley, Mi-kaisha, MINTY and Yung Brother will hit the stage from 7pm. Isaac Compton and Kaylene Langford will host the gig. Markets featuring First Nations fashion, homewares, food and art will take place at Lower Town Hall from 2:30pm to 8pm the same day. Visitors can also enjoy weaving workshops, acoustic music and dance performances while they shop. NAIDOC in the City is proudly presented by We Are Warriors in partnership with the City of Sydney. You can find out more via the link below!
https://newshub.medianet.com.au/2025/06/next-generation-of-first-nations-musicians-play-town-hall-at-naidoc-in-the-city/
Mayble Parker, Marrawah Law and Advisory Paralegal, talking about The importance of Access to Justice. With over a decade in operation, Marrawah Law and Advisory is one of Australiaโs leading 100% First Nations owned and managed national law firms, supporting clients across the nation. Mayble will talk about the importance of Access to Justice and her upcoming trip to EMRIP โ which is in Switzerland! You can find out more via the link below!
https://marrawahlaw.com.au/
Millie Telford, Common Threads Co- Founder & Director and organiser, talking about First Nations from across the continent coalesce for climate in the Nth Rivers. Common Threads coordinated a 3-day Climate Dialogue for ~100 First Nations people from across the continent from Tues July 1 - Thurs July 3 on Bundjalung Country in Lismore. The Common Threads Climate Dialogue is a space where the next generation of First Nations leaders will shape the future of climate justice, grounded in the wisdom of Elders and the strength of community. Purpose of the Dialogue: Unite First Nations leaders, Elders, youth, and professionals across diverse fields including land management, cultural heritage, and climate advocacy, Strategise around the political moment, including the potential for Australia-Pacific to host COP31, and Develop a shared framework of priorities and demands to drive systemic change and climate justice. You can find out more via the link below!
https://www.commonthreads.org.au/
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