Djab Wurrung Heritage Protection

Friday, 9 August 2019 - 10:27am
https://dwembassy.com/

Interviews and updates from the campaign to protect Djab Wurrung country from destruction for the Western Highway extension.

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Djab Wurrung Eviction: Our Way, or the highwayEarth Matters, 25 August 2019.  Red alert call out NOW for people to come and support on the ground as they stand strong against the full force of the Victorian state. In the last few days hundreds of people have been visiting and staying at the camps, and this level of numbers is currently keeping the bulldozers out. So if you can make it down there over the next week, even just for the day, or longer. FEAT: Alfred Bamblett, Lidia Thorpe, Aunty Sandra Onus,Uncle Kevin Buzzacott;and guest presenter Robbie Thorpe from Fire First. Produced by Nicky Stott.

Let's Talk - Thursday Breakfast25 July 2019 Boe Spearim 98.9fm speaks with D.T. Zellanach one of the leaders of the Djab Wurrung Embassy. Listen Here.

We Are Climate Justice, Djab Wurrung Update - Dirt Radio, 25 June 2019.  Megan from Dirt Radio interviews Arrente woman Amanda Mahomet and Djab Wurrung woman Bec Jakobi about their time on Country protecting the sacred trees on the Western Highway. Dirt Radio digs into the structural issues that have lead to the ongoing 12 month battle to protect sacred land on Djab Wurrung Country.  Listen here.

In Solidarity with DT Zellanach Tuesday Breakfast May 21st  Athena, activist and supporter of the Djab Wurrung Protection Embassy joins us from the Melbourne Assessment Prison to provide an update on the detainment of DT Zellanach , leader and one of the most vocal activists of the movement.  Zellanach is currently being detained by Victorian authorities on remand over some minor offences.  Activists contend these are a way to keep him from the embassy. Listen here

Djap Wurrung Protection Embassy Special -Dirt Radio, Tuesday 29th March 2019.  Listen here.

ER Support the Djab Wurrung - Wednesday Breakfast, March 27 2019 .  With a new Australian faction started last October, Extinction Rebellion (XR) aims to generate new decentralised movements of people acknowledging and acting on the climate emergency. Listen Here.

Djab Wurrung Embassy (+ Student Strike 4 Climate) - Women on the Line25 March 2019.  Women on the Line spoke with Aunty Sandra Onus on Thursday 21st March. As of publication the Embassy are requesting support and for people to come to camp as police pressure to start works is increasing once again.  Listen here.

Koori Survival Show -19 March 2019.  Blak Betty from Blaknoise Radio speaks to Djab Wurrung elder Aunty Sandra Onus for the latest update from the Djab Wurrung Embassy camp, where VicRoads is planning on destroying sacred and culturally significant trees on Djab Wurrung land.  The camp has been running for months and needs fresh volunteers to join: Will from Wednesday Breakfast  provides directs to Top Camp  - Warrayatkin Rd, off the Western Hwy between Ararat and Buangor, two hours from Narrm (Melbourne). Tune into 3CR at 11am Wednesdays for update on Fire FirstListen Here

Invasion Day Special Broadcast - Saturday 26 January 2019. Aunty Sandra Onus spoke to Gavin Moore about the Tjap Wurrung campaign to save sacred trees from destruction buy the State Government's Western Highway extension.  Listen here.

No Trees, No treaty -Earth Matters, Sunday 1 July 2018.  AC Hunter speaks with Meriki Onus, Kim Kruger, Robbie Thorpe and Dtarneen Onus-Williams.  Listen here.

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