 It’s an animal episode of Luke and Susie. 

There’s this park that Susie takes the kids to semi-regularly and on more than one occasion, it’s resulted in an interaction with a bird.  Once it was an ibis eating a chick.  Another time, it was having food stolen by a seagull.  Most recently, though, it was discovering a seagull with a metal skewer hooked around its lower beak.  Susie immediately ran to the nearest phone box to get her superhero costume on, but was, in the end, unsuccessful in her attempt to help the bird.  We catch up with Liz Miller from Wildcare to get the lowdown on what Susie should have actually done, as opposed to what she did do, which was chase the bird around the park with her friend, who was holding a towel. 

We also catch up again with Chern’ee Sutton, 19 year-old Kalkadoon artist, who’s work on the 2018 Commonwealth Games mascot was revealed today.  Borobi’s hands and feet hold the indigenous component of the mascot, which Chern’ee designed.  She shares the story represented in each element of the design.

Episode Timeline:

03:21     Introducing Liz Miller from Wildcare on how to treat an injured wild animal

13:28     Introducing Chern’ee Sutton, designer of the Indigenous component of the 2018 Commonwealth Games Mascot, Borobi

Show Links: 

To find out more about Wildcare, go to  Wildcare

For the RSPCA, go to:  RSPCA

To find out more about Chern’ee’s work, go to:  Chern’ee Sutton

To see more about the 2018 Commonwealth Games Mascot, go to:  Borobi

Keep in Touch:

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Twitter:  @lukeandsusie

SMS us on 0417 4555 37 (within Australia) or at +61 417 4555 37 (Outside Australia)

It’s an animal episode of Luke and Susie. 
There’s this park that Susie takes the kids to semi-regularly and on more than one occasion, it’s resulted in an interaction with a bird.  Once it was an ibis eating a chick.  Another time, it was having food stolen by a seagull.  Most recently, though, it was discovering a seagull with a metal skewer hooked around its lower beak.  Susie immediately ran to the nearest phone box to get her superhero costume on, but was, in the end, unsuccessful in her attempt to help the bird.  We catch up with Liz Miller from Wildcare to get the lowdown on what Susie should have actually done, as opposed to what she did do, which was chase the bird around the park with her friend, who was holding a towel. 
We also catch up again with Chern’ee Sutton, 19 year-old Kalkadoon artist, who’s work on the 2018 Commonwealth Games mascot was revealed today.  Borobi’s hands and feet hold the indigenous component of the mascot, which Chern’ee designed.  She shares the story represented in each element of the design.
Episode Timeline:
03:21     Introducing Liz Miller from Wildcare on how to treat an injured wild animal
13:28     Introducing Chern’ee Sutton, designer of the Indigenous component of the 2018 Commonwealth Games Mascot, Borobi
Show Links: 
To find out more about Wildcare, go to  <a href="http://wildcare.org.au/">Wildcare</a>
For the RSPCA, go to:  <a href="http://www.rspca.org.au/">RSPCA</a>
To find out more about Chern’ee’s work, go to:  <a href="https://www.cherneesutton.com.au/">Chern’ee Sutton</a>
To see more about the 2018 Commonwealth Games Mascot, go to:  <a href="http://www.gc2018.com/borobi">Borobi</a>
Keep in Touch:
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/lukeandsusie/">Facebook</a>
Twitter:  @lukeandsusie
SMS us on 0417 4555 37 (within Australia) or at +61 417 4555 37 (Outside Australia)

Luke and Susie are a husband and wife radio team passionate about not settling for half measures. Why strive for being married for forty years when you can strive for an extraordinary marriage? Why settle for being a good parent when your children deserve you to give them an extraordinary parent? Luke and Susie explore faith, family, culture in a way that gives us the strength to pursue the extraordinary and while we may never achieve such lofty heights we will settle for nothing less.

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It’s an animal episode of Luke and Susie. 
There’s this park that Susie takes the kids to semi-regularly and on more than one occasion, it’s resulted in an interaction with a bird.  Once it was an ibis eating a...

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