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Podcast 63. This is the sixth podcast where Nikunu Yunupingu and Richard Trudgen discuss the meaning of 'traditional landowners', comparing it to words in the Yolngu languages
Maratja Dhamarrandji and Richard Trudgen discuss Yolngu system of law that created the ancient trade tracks that criss-crossed the nation.
In this podcast series, Maratja Dhamarrandji and Richard Trudgen discuss why Balanda (mainstream western Australians) do not recognise Yolngu law, its foundational source, array of evidence, and the many checks and balances that underpin it. One of the main problems leading to this marr-dhumbalyun, confusion, is language.
Podcast No.53 Nikunu Yunupingu and Richard Trudgen discuss the difference between Native Title and Land Rights Act, these English words are very confusing to most Yolŋu people.
Podcast 64. Nikunu Yunupingu and Richard Trudgen discuss Nikunu’s questions about the executive of the NLC. What is the executive’s role and authority?
Rev. Dr. Djiniyini Gondarra OAM and Richard Trudgen discuss the second Makarrata mediation process, ending in a reconciliation ceremony in Yolŋu law and why all people need to return to a way of peace.
Podcast No.54 Nikunu Yunupingu and Richard Trudgen work through the meaning of Tribunal, (referring to the National Native Title Tribunal), and how this affects the community.
Podcast 64. Nikunu Yunupingu and Richard Trudgen discuss Nikunu’s questions about the executive of the NLC. What is the executive’s role and authority?
Podcast 48. This is the first in a series of podcasts where Richard Trudgen discusses the NLC with Nikunu Yunupingu. Nikunu asks "Who is the NLC working for?" Yolngu are very confused!
Dianne Gondarra and Richard Trudgen discuss the meaning of the word parole and its associated terms. Without a clear understanding of the word 'parole', it’s impossible for Yolngu parolees to stick to their parole conditions. This is why so many Yolngu end up being penalised and put back in jail.
Podcast 56. Nikunu Yunupingu and Richard Trudgen have a conversation around what is anthropology and who are anthropologists. This soon raised other questions about law and lore.
Maratja Dhamarrandji asks Richard Trudgen, What is the meaning of evidence from a Balanda (mainstream) perspective? And why don't Yolŋu feel like they have security of tenure?
Podcast 48. This is the first in a series of podcasts where Richard Trudgen discusses the NLC with Nikunu Yunupingu. Nikunu asks "Who is the NLC working for?" Yolngu are very confused!
In this podcast series, Maratja Dhamarrandji and Richard Trudgen discuss why Balanda (mainstream western Australians) do not recognise Yolngu law, its foundational source, array of evidence, and the many checks and balances that underpin it. One of the main problems leading to this marr-dhumbalyun, confusion, is language.
Podcast No. 55 Nikunu Yunupingu & Richard Trudgen explore the meaning of the words “native” and “title".