Bay FM - 99.9FM Episode first aired on 13 November 2020 at 11:00 am
Today we reprise the Uluru Statement From The Heart and hear from local Arakwal woman Delta Kay as we celebrate NAIDOC Week. We also have a preview of Midnight Oil’s new album, The Makarrata Project, which features numerous Indigenous performers and shares the Makarrata message.
We hear a somewhat alternative analysis of the recent US election, where it seems Cannabis may have just become king; an anti-Adani activist shares the disturbing story of how the company hired an investigator to follow his wife and child; and author Ann Richards remembers what many describe as the dark days of the Jo Bjelke-Peterson era in Queensland as well as her escape to the Northern Rivers.
1. Uluru Statement from the Heart with Megan Davis, Sally Scales and Thomas Mayor
2. Respect key to reconciliation, says Arakwal Bumberlin Bundgalung woman Delta Kay Fernando de Freitas
3. Indigenous youth at greater risk of unemployment than non-indigenous after convicted of crimes Rob Osborne
4. The new 'cannabis king' of the USA Dr John Jiggens
5. From Bjelke-Peterson's corrupted Queensland to freedom in Nimbin with author Ann Richards Jim Beatson
6. Makaratta message in new Midnight Oil album Rob Osborne
7. Northern Rivers News with Anny Reed, produced by Suzie Fawcett
Tune in to the Community Newsroom on Fridays from 11am-12 on Bay FM 99.9 or listen online at bayfm.org Facebook: Community Newsroom NRN
Track listing 11:04:14: Megan Davis, Sally Scales and Thomas Mayor - Uluru Statement from the Heart This is an Australian track.
Uluru Statement from the Heart
with Megan Davis, Sally Scales and Thomas Mayor
11:08:23: Fernando de Freitas - Respect key to reconciliation, says Arakwal Bumberlin Bundgalung woman Delta Kay This is an Australian track.
Respect key to reconciliation, says Arakwal Bumberlin Bundgalung woman Delta Kay
Fernando de Freitas, featuring Arakwal Bumberlin Bundgalung woman Delta Kay
11:17:08: Rob Osborne - Indigenous youth at greater risk of unemployment than non-indigenous after convicted of crimes This is an Australian track.
Indigenous youth at greater risk of unemployment than non-indigenous after convicted of crimes
Rob Osborne, featuring Success Works program maker Eleni Salakis
11:24:35: with Anny Reed - Outside the Bubble This is an Australian track.
Outside the Bubble with Anny Reed
11:30:36: Dr John Jiggens - The new 'cannabis king' of the USA This is an Australian track.
The new 'cannabis king' of the USA
Dr John Jiggens, featuring Drug Law Reform President Greg Chipp
11:36:10: Rob Osborne - Makaratta message in new Midnight Oil album This is an Australian track.
Makaratta message in new Midnight Oil album
Rob Osborne, featuring First Nations country singer Troy Cassar Daly, Aunty Pat Anderson, From The Heart Director Dean Parkin, Senator Lidia Thorpe and journalist/presenter Stan Grant
11:42:58: Sean O'Shannessy (Environmental As Anything, River FM) - Adani hires private security to follow activist, wife and child This is an Australian track.
11:49:44: Jim Beatson - From Bjelke-Peterson's corrupted Queensland to freedom in Nimbin with author Ann Richards This is an Australian track.
From Bjelke-Peterson's corrupted Queensland to freedom in Nimbin with author Ann Richards
Jim Beatson, featuring author Ann Richards
12:00:34: with Anny Reed - Northern Rivers News This is an Australian track.
Northern Rivers News with Anny Reed
1. Trial of former Byron policeman accused of assaulting youth delayed
2. 82-year-old who abused Mullumbimby children in the ‘80s may have dementia, says defence
3. Lismore council wants to revive town’s laneways, seeks feedback
4. Sydney beachgoers to go under drone surveillance for pandemic protocols
5. PM says he doesn’t want International Criminal Court involved in case featuring Australian soldiers accused of war crimes
6. Hong Kong pro-democracy parliamentarians quit in protest
Today's stories sourced from Community Newsroom, The Northern Star, ABC, The Guardian and SBS, produced by Suzie Fawcett
Community Newsroom with Mia Armitage and BayFM Newsroom Reporters 
