Yarning about donation: for our families and our communities
We all want what’s best for our families and our communities. It’s time we had a yarn about organ and tissue donation, because each and every one of us can […]
Celebrating 40,000+ Years of Resilience
Monday, July 4, 2022 Thanks to National Recovery and Resilience Agency, QRAM has been given the means to further support our remote sites during natural disaster events. The Preparing Australian […]
Black Star wins 2021 Business Excellence Award
“We thank our listeners for their support and voting for Black Star in the category of Excellence in Service Industry Award with the Mareeba Chamber of Commerce.” The awards are […]
Black Star QR Code
Activate your smart phone camera and scan the following QR Code to lead you to our steaming apps. Enjoy!!
eSafety Resources Now Available
QRAM would like to invite you to check out and use the eSafety resources we’ve developed with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people and other community members from remote […]
“Stayin’ eSafe” QRAM and eSafety Project Launches today!! QRAM is very proud to be a part of the eSafety project to promote online safety in regional and remote Aboriginal and […]
Stayin’ eSafe – keeping ourselves, our families and our communities safe online
Queensland Remote Aboriginal Media is proud to be a part of the Online Safety Grants Program represented by eSafety Commissioner and named the Stayin’ eSafe project which will provide much-needed […]
Remote radio reliability just got easier for Black Star
Black Star’s innovative monitoring of its network of remote stations is now beginning to pay dividends. Keeping remote Indigenous Radio Stations (RIBS) on air is no easy task at the […]
Press Release From Aurukun Shire Council Mayor, Mr Derek Walpo
Blackstar Radio attempted to arrange an interview with Aurukun Shire Council Mayor, Mr. Derek Walpo, regarding the recent unrest that has occurred in Aurukun. Unfortunately, he was unable to do […]
Aboriginal housing in the Cape
Mark Hogan interviews Mick Gooda and Mick DeBrenni about new ways of distributing Aboriginal housing money.
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