Marion Cheedy is your host for the Thursday morning breakfast show, On today's program. If you are an Aboriginal business owner and want to work with Woodside stay tuned for some important information coming up in 5 minutes.
We hear from Jeeyuen Lwoy, a musician who is using music to deal with a personal tragedy. 
From Canberra, the First Nations Media Conference has been discussing the availability of internet services in remote and isolated communities. Cassandra Arriuu speaks to Darlene Robinson, from Charleville, a small town in South West Queensland.
As usual on a Thursday we have our astronomy segment with Karlie Boon and Pete Swanston. 

Marion Cheedy is your host for the Thursday morning breakfast show, On today's program. If you are an Aboriginal business owner and want to work with Woodside stay tuned for some important information coming up in 5 minutes. We hear from Jeeyuen Lwoy, a musician who is using music to deal with a personal tragedy.  From Canberra, the First Nations Media Conference has been discussing the availability of internet services in remote and isolated communities. Cassandra Arriuu speaks to Darlene Robinson, from Charleville, a small town in South West Queensland. As usual on a Thursday we have our astronomy segment with Karlie Boon and Pete Swanston.

The Ngaarda Breakfast show is your morning mix of entertaining stories to keep you informed of what's happening in the Pilbara. Some stories are serious some more light hearted and it's all served up with a liberal does of good music.

The Ngaarda Breakfast show is your morning mix of entertaining stories to keep you informed of what's happening in the Pilbara. Some stories are serious some more light hearted and it's all served up with a liberal does of good music.

Ngaarda Breakfast

8:06 am - Ngaarda Breakfast

Marion Cheedy presents the Midweek Breakfast Show. On today's program. 

We speak to Michelle Moriarty, whose organization exists to help people navigate grief and break its stigma.

Cassandra Arriuu speaks to singer songwriter Angie Coleman - the winner of last year’s Limelight award as applications for this years competition close on Monday.

The new location features, being introduced by SnapChat so you can know where your teen is. The charity Zero2Hero on it’s plans to  provide youth mental health programs in WA, for children and young people. 

Asad Khan is at the First Nations Media Australia conference in Canberra.

Marion Cheedy presents the Midweek Breakfast Show. On today's program. 
We speak to Michelle Moriarty, whose organization exists to help people navigate grief and break its stigma.
Cassandra Arriuu speaks to singer songwriter Angie Coleman - the winner of last year’s Limelight award as applications for this years competition close on Monday.
The new location features, being introduced by SnapChat so you can know where your teen is. The charity Zero2Hero on it’s plans to  provide youth mental health programs in WA, for children and young people. 
Asad Khan is at the First Nations Media Australia conference in Canberra.

Marion Cheedy is your host for Tuesday's Breakfast show. On today's program.

Marion will be talking to the leader of Town Teams, Patrycja Rosinska - so if you would like to do something to improve the community that you live in.
We meet Jennifer Ball who set up the Worthy Australia organization. Jennifer believes that every person deserves a safe haven after being a victim of Domestic Violence.
We hear from the Nanda Traditional Owners who manage their new national park about what care for their country means to them.
It’s Tuesday so Emma Garlett will be here and Marion will have a yarn with Bob Hart about times gone by.

Marion Cheedy is your host for Tuesday's Breakfast show. On today's program.
Marion will be talking to the leader of Town Teams, Patrycja Rosinska - so if you would like to do something to improve the community that you live in. We meet Jennifer Ball who set up the Worthy Australia organization. Jennifer believes that every person deserves a safe haven after being a victim of Domestic Violence. We hear from the Nanda Traditional Owners who manage their new national park about what care for their country means to them. It’s Tuesday so Emma Garlett will be here and Marion will have a yarn with Bob Hart about times gone by.

Marion Cheedy is your host for the Monday morning Breakfast show. On today's program. 

Roebourne’s pastor Marshall Smith with some reflections on his late predecessor, whose funeral service takes place in Geraldton today.

We find out about the Yurla Wangga project, meaning "Men Talking" in Wajarri, which focuses on empowering Aboriginal men to help reduce community violence.

Cassandrea Arriuu meets Isabella Choate who started a Pride festival for disabled people in Perth.

To start Swim safer week Bruce Hopkins has some alarming facts for Andrew Sharps, but it seems the thing that could save your life around water is to learn to float.

All that plus Sport with Leon Kahn,

Marion Cheedy is your host for the Monday morning Breakfast show. On today's program. 
Roebourne’s pastor Marshall Smith with some reflections on his late predecessor, whose funeral service takes place in Geraldton today.
We find out about the Yurla Wangga project, meaning "Men Talking" in Wajarri, which focuses on empowering Aboriginal men to help reduce community violence.
Cassandrea Arriuu meets Isabella Choate who started a Pride festival for disabled people in Perth.
To start Swim safer week Bruce Hopkins has some alarming facts for Andrew Sharps, but it seems the thing that could save your life around water is to learn to float.
All that plus Sport with Leon Kahn,

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