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Clancy Overell presents The Betoota Advocate's official position the upcoming Indigenous Voice Referendum. The Betoota Advocate's Top 6 Reasons Why The Indigenous Voice Is A Bad Idea

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Clancy Overell presents The Betoota Advocate's official position the upcoming Indigenous Voice Referendum. The Betoota Advocate's Top 6 Reasons Why The Indigenous Voice Is A Bad Idea
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Clancy Overell and Errol Parker, editors of the explicitly raw but iconic Outback Australian newspaper known as The Betoota Advocate report fiercely - without fear or favour.

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Will The Betoota Advocate vote Yes or No to an Indigenous Voice?

Jaydon Martin is one of Australia's most exciting new directors following his debut feature film Flathead. Set in the town of Bundaberg, this docufiction explores regional Australian life in ways that are equal parts poetic and beautiful as they are harsh and sobering. Jaydon spoke to fellow rural Queenslanders Wendell and Clancy about his inspiration for the film and the audience reception since its release. 

Flathead will be screening at select cinemas and festivals over the next two weeks:

Sydney:
The Golden Age Cinema: 23rd of October

Queensland:
Brisbane International Film Festival: 27th of October (with Q&A) & 1st of November
Toowoomba BCC Cinemas "SFF's Travelling Film Festival" : 2nd November (with Q&A) Bundaberg Moncrieff Entertainment Centre: 3rd November (with Q&A)

Jaydon Martin is one of Australia's most exciting new directors following his debut feature film Flathead. Set in the town of Bundaberg, this docufiction explores regional Australian life in ways that are equal parts poetic and beautiful as they are harsh and sobering. Jaydon spoke to fellow rural Queenslanders Wendell and Clancy about his inspiration for the film and the audience reception since its release. 
Flathead will be screening at select cinemas and festivals over the next two weeks:
Sydney: The Golden Age Cinema: 23rd of October
Queensland: Brisbane International Film Festival: 27th of October (with Q&amp;A) &amp; 1st of November Toowoomba BCC Cinemas "SFF's Travelling Film Festival" : 2nd November (with Q&amp;A) Bundaberg Moncrieff Entertainment Centre: 3rd November (with Q&amp;A)

INTERVIEW: Filmmaker Jaydon Martin

Wendell Hussey, Clancy Overell and Effie Bateman wrap up all the biggest stories from the week - live from the Desert Rock FM studio in downtown Betoota.

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Wendell Hussey, Clancy Overell and Effie Bateman wrap up all the biggest stories from the week - live from the Desert Rock FM studio in downtown Betoota.<a href="https://koala.com/en-au/stkd-2024?utm_source=betootaadvocate&amp;amp;utm_medium=article&amp;amp;utm_campaign=savethekoalas"></a>
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Queensland-based former CFMEU National President, Jade Ingham joins The Betoota Advocate podcast this week. He's currently removed from his role, as the trade union gets forced into administration by the Albanese Government. Ingham explains what the CFMEU is, what it stands for, and what drew him to the union movement. He argues that the CFMEU has been stitched up by 60 Minutes and the Nine Newspapers - and that all 100,000 plus members feel betrayed by the Labor Party.

Queensland-based former CFMEU National President, Jade Ingham joins The Betoota Advocate podcast this week. He's currently removed from his role, as the trade union gets forced into administration by the Albanese Government. Ingham explains what the CFMEU is, what it stands for, and what drew him to the union movement. He argues that the CFMEU has been stitched up by 60 Minutes and the Nine Newspapers - and that all 100,000 plus members feel betrayed by the Labor Party.

Will The Betoota Advocate vote Yes or No to an Indigenous Voice?

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