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White Noise
by White Noise
Conversations on First Nations excellence with the Indigenous Law and Justice Hub of the University of Melbourne.
Episodes
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Treaty Myths with Dr Luke Fitzmaurice-Brown
For this episode of White Noise we found some time during our travels in Aotearoa teaching the subject Indigenous Law in Aotearoa and Australia to connect with Dr Luke Fitzmaurice-Brown to talk about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. This conversation was recorded on the lands of Te Atiawa in Te Whanganui a...
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Achieving a cognitive shift with Sir Justice Joe Williams
It is a privilege to share this conversation with Sir Justice Joe Williams, of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. Justice Joe’s iwi are Ngati Pūkenga, Waitaha and Tapuika, from the east coast of the north island of Aotearoa. This podcast was recorded on Wurundjeri Country at the Melbourne Law...
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Building treaty relationships with Professor John Borrows and Michael Johnston
In this episode of the White Noise podcast we speak with Professor John Borrows and Michael Johnston, Anishinaabe lawyers and scholars visiting from Canada. In this conversation we discuss relations between Indigenous peoples and other parties through treaty relations, including thinking about...
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Education, future orientation, and theories of change with Professor Eve Tuck
For this episode of White Noise we are pleased to welcome writer, researcher and educator Professor Eve Tuck. Professor Tuck is an Unangax̂ woman. Her work focuses on collaborative Indigenous research, Indigenous feminisms, and land education. This episode is a recorded of a live seminar where...
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The Referendum Special: How are we feeling about the Vote on the Voice?
In this special episode of the White Noise podcast, we meet a week away from the referendum on a Voice to Parliament. It’s a time capsule as to how we are feeling – its also a treasure trove of insights from leading First Nations campaigners and supporters as to the context in which we are...
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Trailblazing for cultural safety and cultural strength with Adjunct Professor Janine Mohamed
It is a privilege to share this conversation with Adjunct Professor Janine Mohamed, who is a Narrunga Kaurna woman and CEO of the Lowitja Institute. This podcast was recorded on Wurundjeri Country at the offices of the Lowitja Institute. The White Noise podcast is a production of the Indigenous…
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A masterclass in lawyering with Judge David Woodroffe
We are delighted to share our conversation with Justice David Woodroffe, the first Aboriginal person to become a judge in the Northern Territory. In this podcast, David, a Mudburra and Jingili man, provides future lawyers with essential tips for entering the advocacy and legal world that go…
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A state where equality is non-negotiable with LGBTQI+ Communities Commissioner, Dr Todd Fernando
Show Notes - Episode Four – A state where equality is non-negotiable with LGBTQI+ Communities Commissioner, Dr Todd Fernando We are delighted to share our conversation with Dr Todd Fernando, Victorian Commissioner for LGBTQI+ Communities, whose role is to advocate for the rights, safety and...
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One Whānau (family) and Two PhDs, Ethel & Erin's Haerenga (journey) so far with Ethyl Renata and Erin Roxburgh Makea
We are delighted to share our first mother-daughter episode and our first international conversation, where we are joined by two wonderful Māori women – our friends Erin Roxburgh-Makea and Ethyl Renata. This podcast was recorded on Wurundjeri Country at the MLS Digital Studio. The White Noise...
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Reimagining Royal Commissions: giving up power with Yoorrook Commissioner Sue-Anne Hunter
For this White Noise episode, we speak with Sue-Anne Hunter, Wurundjeri and Ngurai Illum Wurrung woman and Deputy Chair of the Yoorrook Justice Commission. This conversation was recorded and produced on Wurundjeri Country, in Naarm at the Melbourne Law School. We pay our respects to the…
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The ATSIC Chronicles: reflections from the journey and lessons for the Voice
For our first episode, we gathered leaders in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission to discuss their reflections on the journey of the Commission and their insights on how the representative function of ATSIC can be drawn on to inform the development of the Voice to Parliament…
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