We are excited to announce that the Remote Indigenous Broadcasting Scheme (RIBS) has been extended until 2025, providing vital funding for Wadeye, Palumpa and Peppimenarti Radio. This extension is a great boost for the community, as it ensures that local broadcasting can continue to be a platform for promoting indigenous voices, music, culture, and stories. It serves as a powerful tool to connect and celebrate our diverse cultures, promoting understanding, respect, and pride. Thank-you to the NI

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We're here to support communities like Wadeye to get seafood businesses up and running and we couldn't be happier with what the team have achieved ~ the future looks very bright! Lots of hard work, time spent and learning led to the Sea Farmers team making their first crab sale outside of community last week and a second lot of crabs arriving into Darwin yesterday. The commercial mud crab fishery is currently under a mandatory closure in the Northern Territory, however Aboriginal Coastal Licence

Very much looking forward to #campingoncountry this year. Wadeye we’re coming for you! So many memories. So much seafood! So healing to be spending time on country with men yarning, making artifacts, hunting, fishing, sharing from the heart, cooking together, being together by the fire that never goes out. #menshealth #closethegap #remotehealing #justicereinvestment #sewb #aboriginalmenshealth #ourhealthourway #tacklingindigenoussmoking # | BushTV