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A story too amazing to be true, coming up on Jailbreak! A moment of generosity and a passion for 2pac that forged a friendship on the inside and dreams of making it big one day! The truth and nothing but the truth about Big Dave and Wiradjuri Man Pug D AKA Dougie Doug!! Tuesday 21st of May - Sydney’s 2SER 107.3 FM 6.30pm; Melbourne’s 3CR 885 AM 9.30 am; Canberra’s 2XX 98.3 FM 10.30am
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Music's Jailbreak’s common thread and what steered aboriginal rapper Bravo AKA Sam away from trouble and Juvie towards Sydney‘s Mission Australia’s Creative Youth Initiative, Sounds of the Streets.
Today Jailbreak shares radio skills, Bravo shares his story, raps, culminating in this amazing collaborative production for Jailbreak this week. Now, father of two, happy, he's still rapping and very very busy!
Bravo AKA Sam featured today on Jailbreak on Sydney's 2SER 107.3 FM 6.30pm Melbourne's, 3CR 855 AM 09.30am, Canberra's 2XX 93.5 FM 10.30am also check out Facebook... Podcasts...
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I remember talkin to this one fella who said..'my grandfather, my great grandfather, we've all been in prison all our lives and the only thing I want for my kids is not to be in there. I don't care what they do, as long as they don't end up on prison'..” Kabi Kabi man Joel Wenitong, sister Naomi, DJ JT of the award winning hip hop trio Last Kinnection speaks to Jailbreak ‘s Oliver this Tuesday about ancestors, childhood and the cultural power of music! Tune in !!! Last Kinnection's featured on Jailbreak today on Sydney's 2SER 107.3 FM 6.30pm Melbourne's 3CR 855 AM 09.30am; Canberra's 2XX 93.5 FM 10.30am and podcasting from Facebook....
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Ms Elizabeth Gilmore, who has volunteered at Penrith Court for 11 years under CRC's Court Support Scheme, won the Law and Justice Volunteer Award 2012.
Each month Elizabeth assists hundreds of people to Penrith Court, helping them to navigate what can be a complex and intimidating environment.
Congratulations to Elizabeth and Court Support Scheme Coordinator Wendy Robertson.
For more details, please visit the Announcement Page on the Law and Justice Foundation's website.
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Fourteen students from the Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion at the University of Sydney gathered at the 2SER-FM studio in Broadway in September to record a radio sting for the Jailbreak radio program, which broadcasts on Tuesdays from 6.30pm and provides information on criminal, prison and health issues and connects prisoners with the broader community. For most students, it was their first foray into the world of radio. “This was definitely something new for me – a real learning experience,” said Lily-Annie Ahmat, who travels to Sydney from Badu Island in the Torres Strait every few months to attend classes. Click Here to Read the Full Article (PDF 254KB) This article has been published on Aboriginal & Islander Health Worker Journal. |