On Ngaarda Wila today. 
We meet Wayne Wharton - today he’s launching his own News service aimed at a First Nations audience and he tells us why each of the First nations deserves a seat at the United Nations.
Marion Cheedy talks to two remarkable women.
Short story writer Faridah Hicks who got a Top10 in a literary competition and Jenae Tien Cannon who’s trying to change the stereotypes our children learn from the books they read.

On Ngaarda Wila today.&nbsp; We meet Wayne Wharton - today he&rsquo;s launching his own News service aimed at a First Nations audience and he tells us why each of the First nations deserves a seat at the United Nations. Marion Cheedy talks to two remarkable women. Short story writer Faridah Hicks who got a Top10 in a literary competition and Jenae Tien Cannon who&rsquo;s trying to change the stereotypes our children learn from the books they read.

The Ngaarda Wila program is a weekly round up of amazing stories gathered by the Ngaarda reporting team from across Australia. Presented by Marion Cheedy.

The Ngaarda Wila program is a weekly round up of amazing stories gathered by the Ngaarda reporting team from across Australia. Presented by Marion Cheedy.

Advertisement