Dave Clark is a writer-poet living in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) who works as a counsellor. In 2022 he was winner of the Northern Territory Literary Award (Poetry). Dave has works published in Bramble, Red Room Poetry, Mantissa, Grieve, Pure Slush, Swim Meet Lit and Raining Poetry to name a few. He is currently working on a memoir about how we cope with grief.
Dave Clark talks with Paul Wiles about the 2023 Writers Festival in Mparntwe Alice Springs. Listen here :
more to come …..
CAAMA Radio News May 31 – 2023
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In July 2018 the then Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, visited Tennant Creek where he announced a regional agreement would be worked on to increase social and economic opportunities in the area. Turnbull signed off on a statement of intent to invest $60 million as part of regional agreement, but five years later questions are being asked about what progress has been made!
“The community is saying they’ve been let let down big time -they have a big wish list.” – Valda Napurrula Shannon
The Barkly Regional deal was signed in Tennant Creek by the Federal Government, the Northern Territory Government and the Barkly Regional Council to address social outcomes, productivity and child safety – but a local based community advisor and researcher says nothing significant has happened in the Barkly region to address ongoing community concerns… despite funding for the Barkly Regional deal.
Valda Napurrula Shannon , a Walpiri/ Warumungu woman who has lived and worked in Ali Curung and Tennant Creek for the past 30 years shared her concerns with CAAMA’s Floyd Doyle…
Listen to the full interview here :
CAAMA Radio News May 31 – 2023
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CAAMA Radio News May 30 – 2023
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Get in contact with the CAAMA newsroom: news@caama.com.au
CAAMA Radio produces two local news bulletins airing at 12pm and 5pm every weekday.
A full bulletin can also be heard online.
In this bulletin:
Get in contact with the CAAMA newsroom: news@caama.com.au
CAAMA Radio produces two local news bulletins airing at 12pm and 5pm every weekday.
A full bulletin can also be heard online.
In this bulletin:
caamapwphoto 2018
AUDREY NAPANANGKA tells the story of Warlpiri woman, Audrey, and her Sicilian partner Santo. Intimate footage filmed over 10 years in Mparntwe (Alice Springs), Yuendumu and Audrey’s Warlpiri country Mount Theo, showcases a heartwarming story about the power of kinship and family in a changing world.
DIRECTED BY PENELOPE MCDONALD IN COLLABORATION WITH AUDREY NAPANANGKA MARTIN
WRITTEN BY PENELOPE MCDONALD AND DYLAN RIVER
PRODUCED BY PENELOPE MCDONALD, TRISHA MORTON-THOMAS AND RACHEL CLEMENTS
MUSIC FOR FILM BY DAVID BRIDIE
SOUND DESIGN BY LIAM EGAN
EDITED BY JAMES BRADLEY, JANE ST VINCENT WELCH AND KARRYN DE CINQUE
CINEMATOGRAPHY BY DYLAN RIVER, JUSTINE KERRIGAN ACS, SHANE MULCAHY, ANNA CADDEN, BONNY SCOTT, MIRIAM WILLIAMS
AND PENELOPE MCDONALD
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supplied images of Audrey and family courtesy Dylan River.
CAAMA Radio News May 25 – 2023
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CAAMA Radio News May 24 – 2023
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