How do we walk together on Country to give voice to truth, healing and reconciliation? This year’s Reconciliation Week theme is 'Be Brave. Make Change'. Given all that has been lost, and all that has been taken, how do we bravely make the changes that are critically necessary to heal the land and its people? How do we approach the coming referendum on a Voice to Parliament with respect and trust, and fully value each other and our cultures?
cONVERSATION - Walking on Country 2022
Listen to a panel of Indigenous leaders including Associate Professor Dr. Michael-Shawn Fletcher, a Wiradjuri man, paleo-ecologist and biogeographer; Dr. Jack Pascoe, a Yuin man, ecologist and Research Manager at the Conservation Ecology Centre at Cape Otway; Inala Cooper, a Yawuru woman, Indigenous rights advocate, and Director of Murrup Barak, the Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development at Melbourne University; and Emily Falla, a proud and strong Wadjuk-Juet Wongi woman who calls Gadubanud Country home, currently lives on Peek Whurrong Country, and works in Aboriginal Health, as they challenge us to open our hearts and minds, and genuinely share this business of reconciliation and healing country.
Facilitated by Richard Cornish.
cONVERSATION - Walking on Country 2019
Richard Cornish, award winning food writer and raconteur guides a conversation that Australians of every age, background, colour and political disposition will benefit from hearing. Perfect listening for a long car trip and much more interesting than most of the mindless crap on Television. Also a lot more positive than most of the news of the day.
Featuring Diana David, a descendant of the Kaanju nation from central Cape York Peninsula, and Kulkagau Ya Iama, western Torres Strait Islands; CEO Reconciliation Victoria. Emily Falla, Gunditjmara woman, Aboriginal Liaison Officer for South West Health Care, Chair of Wata Waetnanda.Dr. Jack Pascoe, Yuin man, scientist, conservation ecologist and Julie Jose, proud Gunditjmara woman, member of the Wathaurong community, Julie has applied to become a member of the Victorian Treaty Advancement Commission’s First People’s Assembly.
CONVERSATION - SUBMERGED IN THE LAND
There can be no healthy life without healthy land and soil.
Submerged in the Land:
Regenerative farming, recovery from the bushfires, and caring for country:
Matthew Evans, Tasmanian based chef, restaurateur and farmer, former food critic, presenter of the SBS program Gourmet Farmer, food activist.
Niels Olsen, regenerative farmer, developer of the Soilkee Renovator; recipient of the first carbon credits for a soil carbon project under the Emissions Reduction Fund and the Paris Agreement
Shane Buckley, oyster farmer Wapengo Rocks Oysters
Dr Jack Pascoe is a Yuin man, scientist, and conservation ecologist at the Cape Otway Conservation Ecology Centre.
Kristy Stewart, 5th generation sheep and agroforestry farmer, member of the Otways Agroforestry Network
Max Allen, journalist, author and raconteur who has been writing and talking about booze for 25 years.
CONVERSATION - CONSERVING OUR OCEAN RESOURCES ‘Submerged in the Ocean’ explores:
The current state of the ocean and its inhabitants with our local fishermen
3D ocean farming
Reef restoration programs
Origin labelling for seafood in the food service industry
Chefs panel and Industry leaders on bycatch and the future of sustainable seafood
Featuring
- Simon Branigan from The Nature Conservancy