This week on In the Valley we talk local footy for most of the show.

Ben Demayo updates us on how things went at Colts Championship in Broome on the weekend

Geoff chats to members of a few of the local teams, Anthony from the Wangkatjunka Crows and Jermaine Muller from Yakanarra Dockers

And finally Kirsten Smith from GYU joins us to update us on some of the future plans of the 

This week on In the Valley we talk local footy for most of the show.
Ben Demayo updates us on how things went at Colts Championship in Broome on the weekend
Geoff chats to members of a few of the local teams, Anthony from the Wangkatjunka Crows and Jermaine Muller from Yakanarra Dockers
And finally Kirsten Smith from GYU joins us to update us on some of the future plans of the&nbsp;

A weekly wrap of what's happening around the  Fitzroy Valley. Local news, current events, issues and personalities. Brought to you as a collaboration between Gurama Yani U (The Fitzroy Valley Men's Shed) and Wangki Radio 

A weekly wrap of what's happening around the&nbsp; Fitzroy Valley. Local news, current events, issues and personalities. Brought to you as a collaboration between Gurama Yani U (The Fitzroy Valley Men's Shed) and Wangki Radio&nbsp;

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In The Valley S3 E18

This week on In The Valley we look at strengthening the future of Gurama Yani U

Julie Broad is a business and not for profit consultant who has come to Fitztoy to work with GYU on developing their Strategic Plan and policies and procedures.

Jarrah Phillips is a Fitzroy based Psychologist who works in the youth area. He also happens to be a board member at Gurama Yani U. Geoff and Indi discuss the role GYU can play in the future of Fitzroy.

Julie Broad has also offered to work with Fitzroy Valley community members to help them develop small enterprise ideas in the region. If you can see a market that hasn’t been filled in this region and think you might have the right idea then you can contact Julie at GYU and make an appointment to meet with her and see if you is willing to help you get your idea off the ground.  

This week on In The Valley we look at strengthening the future of Gurama Yani U
Julie Broad is a business and not for profit consultant who has come to Fitztoy to work with GYU on developing their Strategic Plan and policies and procedures.
Jarrah Phillips is a Fitzroy based Psychologist who works in the youth area. He also happens to be a board member at Gurama Yani U. Geoff and Indi discuss the role GYU can play in the future of Fitzroy.
Julie Broad has also offered to work with Fitzroy Valley community members to help them develop small enterprise ideas in the region. If you can see a market that hasn’t been filled in this region and think you might have the right idea then you can contact Julie at GYU and make an appointment to meet with her and see if you is willing to help you get your idea off the ground.

In The Valley S3 E20

This week on In the Valley

Geoff and Indi talk through the first round of the Central Kimberley Football League.

Local Businessman Karl Nathan joins us to chat about his experiences of starting a new business and settling into the Fitzroy community

And Nina Cheryl joins us from the Mullija Lions

 

This week on In the Valley
Geoff and Indi talk through the first round of the Central Kimberley Football League.
Local Businessman Karl Nathan joins us to chat about his experiences of starting a new business and settling into the Fitzroy community
And Nina Cheryl joins us from the Mullija Lions
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In The Valley S3 E19

This week on In the Valley

We’re joined by Holly-Anne Martin from Safe4Kids/ Holly-Anne has been in town running protective education programs for kids and community members. She says Social media and online gaming has created a perfect storm of grooming and adult behaviour among children.

Kirsten Smith and Dianne Chungle tell us about the local bush medicine program

And finally, Kirsten Smith and Nicola Angell from Fitzroy Valley District High School chat about the JImarri program and women’s involvement in the men’s shed

 

This week on In the Valley
We&rsquo;re joined by Holly-Anne Martin from Safe4Kids/ Holly-Anne has been in town running protective education programs for kids and community members. She says Social media and online gaming has created a perfect storm of grooming and adult behaviour among children.
Kirsten Smith and Dianne Chungle tell us about the local bush medicine program
And finally, Kirsten Smith and Nicola Angell from Fitzroy Valley District High School chat about the JImarri program and women&rsquo;s involvement in the men&rsquo;s shed
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