Black Star Switches on Coen
Following a long wait for a local radio service the people in the Cape Yorke town of Coen, the second largest town in the Cape, tuned into Black Star Radio, […]
Award For Technical Brain Behind Black Star
The name Gerry Pyne, is know far and wide among radio station engineers , as a Broadcast Engineer that knows his stuff. It was no surprise to see Gerry win […]
Wujal Wujal radio tower stands tall
We are a diverse mob in Indigenous radio. Our combined experience goes unnoticed by the general public, but we can turn our hand to anything, among our peers we are […]
Past the point of “Terra Nullus”
MP Warren Entsch member for Leichhardt, in his regular spot with Black Star Morning Focus presenter Greg Reid was asked by Greg, why there was silence from politicians, responding to comments […]
Talkin’ Tukka Across the Cape
What’s a healthy lifestyle in Cape York? A new Indigenous media project launching today will bring listeners all the latest information, thanks to a new partnership between Black Star Radio […]
Praise for Responsibility Theory
Its not all about The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) How do you teach students who say ‘I hate Maths’ through an intensive self- motivating brain based […]
First flights land in Pormpuraaw.
QRAM Board member and Councillor Bert Edwards was part of the first emergency team to land in Pormpuraaw this morning. The power company is now on the ground and assessing […]
Black Star’s resilience put to the test
Black Stars resilience and it technology was put to the test as Cyclone NORA tore down the west coast of Cape York in with destructive winds and rain causing havoc […]
Uluru, The Moment of Truth
Mark McKenna, one of Australia’s leading historians, in the latest Quarterly Essay, ‘Moment of Truth: History and Australia’s Future’, reflects that Australia is on the brink of momentous change, but only […]
New partnership for remote indigenous media
Listeners in more than 50 remote communities will benefit from a new partnership between two of Australia’s most significant remote media organisations. TEABBA, based in Darwin, manages a network of […]
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