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Mothers Day is fast approaching and Mikaela Simpson went exploring around the CAAMA campus to find out just what Mothers Day means to the staff…
Mothers Day will be Sunday May the 12th.
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Safia Desai CAAMA Radio’s new online producer talks with Marissa Wollogorang on Womens Business.
Safia Desai n Marissa Interview
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Women’s Business had a surprise guest today… Willow! She was full of smiles, giggles and love!
#watch this space.
Jake and Alana, our work experience students from St Phillips saw first-hand how a live radio program gets pulled together today, and sat in with Pam, Mikaela and Lorena for this week’s edition of Women’s Business!
The Northern Territory’s Working Women’s Center was officially opened in Alice Springs on the 7th March by Senator Trish Crossin and Minister Anderson. This is a place for women of all different ages, ethnicity backgrounds and work status can come if they are seeking help or information about their workplace and rights.
Mikaela Simpson catches up with Co-ordinator of the Northern Territory’s Working Women’s Centre, Anna Davis and Industrial Liaison officer Nadia Righter.
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Vanessa Stokes is an Australian softball pitcher, she started playing softball when she was four years old and always dreamed of one day playing for Australia. Vanessa has represented Australia on a junior and senior level and is currently playing for the South Australia Club Glenelg Rebels, she also plays state league for the South Australian Stars. In 2012 Vanessa secured a spot on the Australian Women’s Softball Team whom is known as the Aussie Spirit.
She joins Pam Reilly to discuss her exciting up and coming news!
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Susan Moylan-Coombs, head of Commissioning & Strategy and Stakeholder Manager, National Indigenous Television, spoke to Pam Reilly on Women’s Business to share her story.
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Cathy Freeman OAM made history when she became the first Aboriginal athlete to win a Commonwealth Games Gold Medal. She's a huge role model and inspiration to so many Australian
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Cathy was in Alice Springs this week, spreading healthy messages about diabetes, with Abbott Diabetes Care.
While she was in town, Cathy dropped into the CAAMA Studios. She spoke to Nerida Currey about her journey, and shared some inspirational words with our listeners…
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Joyce Measures joins Mikaela Simpson on CAAMA Radio’s Women’s Business to share with us her story and how she became so successful.
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The Alice Springs Centralian Girls Academy is a program set up for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous female students. The Academy is designed to provide girls the opportunity of completing school with efficient and effective help.
Throughout the program many young females are able to be surrounded by a family environment which is able to help them with their education allowing them to set up a plan for the future.
Mikaela Simpson speaks to Petra Wallis, Terazita Turner and Jackie Foster on Women’s Business. The girls share their excitement about their upcoming trip to Perth to re-connect with the other Girls Academies throughout Western Australia. They also express their joy of being a part of the Academy.
Part 1 Mikaela and Girls Academy PART1
Part 2 Mikaela and Girls Academy PART2
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The Indigenous Marathon Project’s Deadly fun run championships are coming to Uluru…this Saturday the 9th of June!
26 athletes from ages 7 to 56 and representing six Aboriginal communities from across
the country will head to Uluru to take part in the country’s first ever Indigenous running festival.
The deadly fun run series are part of Rob De Castella’s Indigenous Marathon project
and aim to promote healthy living and increase participation in running in
remote communities.
Nadine Hunt…the fun-run Coordinator from IMP spoke to Nerida Currey on Womens Business about the event….
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Asta Naden, one of the athletes from Mossman who is participating on the weekend also had a chat on Womens Business.
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Freda Glynn
Pam caught up with CAAMA co founder Freda Glynn at the opening of the John Macumba centre and asked her how she was, what she has been doing and what she has planned for the future.
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