Kaurna
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Sep 13, 2026
Sarah MartinHOST
Hancock Prospecting provided the following statement, "Donations will be disclosed in accordance with applicable laws and reporting requirements," but they did not respond to a number of other questions put to them.
Sarah MartinHOST
The Populist is recorded on Kaurna and Peramangk land.
Sarah MartinHOST
It's reported and presented by me, Sarah Martin.
Sarah MartinHOST
It's written by me and Joe Coning.
Sarah MartinHOST
Hancock Prospecting provided the following statement: "Donations will be disclosed in accordance with applicable laws and reporting requirements," but they did not respond to a number of other questions put to them.
Sarah MartinHOST
[upbeat music] The Populist is recorded on Kaurna and Peramangk land.
Sarah MartinHOST
It's reported and presented by me, Sarah Martin.
Sarah MartinHOST
It's written by me and Joe Coning.
Preeya AlexanderHOST
I'm Priya Alexander on Wurundjeri land.
Norman SwanHOST
And I'm Norman Swan on Kaurna land.
Norman SwanHOST
[upbeat music] Also on the show, we're covering cerebral palsy, much misunderstood condition which has variable levels of disability.
Norman SwanHOST
Um, kids tend to get diagnosed at not necessarily at birth, but, um, after birth, um, as the kid grows up, with, uh, various degrees of muscular deformity, um, sometimes intellectual disability.
Ann JonesHOST
The producer is Petria Ladgrove, and script editing by Joel Werner.
Ann JonesHOST
This show is mostly produced on the land of the Wadawurrung and the Kaurna people, with guests and experts from all over the world.
Ann JonesHOST
Oh, and if you've got a what the duck moment that you need explored, drop us a line, whattheduck@abc.net.au. We want to hear your mysteries.
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You've been listening to an ABC podcast.
Preeya AlexanderHOST
I'm Priya Alexander on Wurundjeri land.
Norman SwanHOST
And I'm Norman Swan on Kaurna land.
Norman SwanHOST
[upbeat music] Also on the show, we're covering cerebral palsy, much misunderstood condition which has variable levels of disability.
Norman SwanHOST
Um, kids tend to get diagnosed at not necessarily at birth, but, um, after birth, um, as the kid grows up, with, uh, various degrees of muscular deformity, um, sometimes intellectual disability.
Sophie TaeuberHOST
We were, of course, backstage, so we share what went down there.
Sophie TaeuberHOST
This podcast was recorded on the traditional land of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains.
Sophie TaeuberHOST
We pay respect to elders past and present.
Nina WoottonHOST
We are lucky enough to live, work and record this podcast on the land of the Kaurna people.
Nina WoottonHOST
We acknowledge their ongoing connection to sea country and the importance of Indigenous knowledge in caring for the ocean.
Bronwyn GillandersHOST
Welcome to The Ocean Pod, a podcast about all things marine science and the ocean.
Peyton HoganHOST
So everyone go read it and get your tissues ready.
Peyton HoganHOST
Before we dive in, because I'm going to introduce some very special guests to you, I want to start, of course, by acknowledging that today we're recording from Kaurna land and we want to pay our respects to the Kaurna people, their elders and their ancestors and their ongoing connections to Kaurna.
Peyton HoganHOST
land, sea and sky and acknowledge that this is a very ancient place of storytelling and knowledge through storytelling.
Peyton HoganHOST
Today we are going to be talking to publishers and an agent.
Peyton HoganPANELIST
So everyone go read it and get your tissues ready.
Peyton HoganPANELIST
Before we dive in, because I'm going to introduce some very special guests to you, I want to start, of course, by acknowledging that today we're recording from Kaurna land and we want to pay our respects to the Kaurna people, their elders and their ancestors and their ongoing connections to Kaurna.
Peyton HoganPANELIST
land, sea and sky and acknowledge that this is a very ancient place of storytelling and knowledge through storytelling.
Peyton HoganPANELIST
Today we are going to be talking to publishers and an agent.
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Welcome to the podcast Articulate, talking art and ideas with FUMA.
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Flinders University Museum of Art acknowledges the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we stand, work and share knowledge.
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We pay our respects to Kaurna elders past and present.
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and extend this respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples listening in from all nations of Australia.
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Libby HarwardGUEST
I developed it out of my own company that I set up to run my art and then it's ended up becoming an art centre on Cubby Country.
Libby HarwardGUEST
It was really special to win the Art Centre Award for ...this year at Cannes Indigenous Art Fair.
Libby HarwardGUEST
And I don't know, you know, I don't know a lot about your art centres... ...and your relationships with art centres from here on Kaurna country or Adelaide.
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