Archive for the Radio Programs Category

Guests: Hayley O’Hara ALSWA Community Legal Education Officer speaking from Karratha, Kaylene Oakley Aboriginal Liaison Mentor with Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation in Karratha and Seb O’Meara Gordon Legal partner, talking about the Robodebt Class Action. If you were affected by Robodebt and want to be part of this

This is the first program for 2026 with guests: Professor Pat Dudgeon from UWA and Sophie Stewart from Social Reinvestment WA. Download  

This the final Law Matters program for 2025 and Jodi Hoffmann is joined in the studio by ALSWA CEO Wayne Nannup and Director Legal Services  Peter Collins, for a look back at some of the highs and lows of the year. *This program talks about some sensitive

Guests: This program focuses on the Banksia Hill Detention Centre and Unit 18, with guests Sophie Stewart, Social Reinvestment WA CEO and Megan Krakouer, National Suicide Prevention & Trauma Recovery Project Director Download  

Guests: Dr. Jim Morrison from Yokai Healing our Spirit talks about the WA Stolen Generations Redress Scheme which officially opened this week.  More information here: https://www.wa.gov.au/…/wa-stolen-generations-redress… Grace Gooley, a senior solicitor with the Justice and Equity Centre in NSW will represent a family who are taking legal action against the

Guests: WA Governor the Honourable Chris Dawson. The Governor attended Pinjarra on 28th October, to apologise for the Pinjarra Massacre in 1834, which was led by WA’s first Governor, James Stirling Allira Toby, John Moriarty Foundation Ambassador, talks about the importance of the Foundations football program for

Guests:  Angela Crombie, ALSWA Senior Policy Officer, Governance talks about the new firearm laws in WA.  Find out more here:  Firearms: Current information sheets Lucy Peel, ALSWA Kununurra lawyer, talks about the remote community of Balgo, which has been without in-person court hearings for almost two years, resulting

Guests: Peter Collins, Aboriginal Legal Service of WA Ltd Director Legal Services, discusses systemic racism, the over-policing of First Nations Peoples and the tragic death in custody and upcoming inquest of a 31 year old Noongar Wongai Adnyamathanha man. Australian Human Rights Commission Race Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman

Guests: Guests:  Aboriginal Legal Service of WA Ltd CEO Wayne Nannup talks about the ‘Old Ways New Ways’ program and we find out more about the Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services from OICS Inspector Eamon Ryan. Download  

Guests: Dr. Jim Morrison speaks about the documentary Genocide in the Wildflower State and provides an update on Sister Kates in Perth. Kate Colvin, CEO of Homelessness Australia talks about the homeless crisis facing people across the country. Homelessness Week runs from 4-10 August. Download