indigiTUBE PULSE | indigiTUBE Livestream - Splendour in the Grass :: New Contributor & Content :: MEET THE MOB :: New Staff Gavin Ivey :: Ngarralinyi :: New Contributors :: Funding, Scholarships, Music and Much More

On Saturday 22nd July, indigiTUBE launched our brand-new DANCE channel at Splendour in the Grass Festival, North Byron NSW.

indigiTUBE live streamed from the Ngarindindi Dance Ground at the World Stage.

Hosted by Aaliyah Bradbury and Kagara Maling, the Ngarindindi Dance Ground showcased 4 local NSW North Coast Aboriginal Dance Troupes which included:

Mirrigingi
Birin
Muggara,
Kinship

A huge thank you goes out to Scott Gorman from Mediahouse, Kate Little from Splendour in the Grass and FNMA CEO Shane Hearn for making this event possible.

If you missed the live stream, you could watch the recorded version here on indigiTUBE's Previous Live Stream Concerts/Events Channel.

Gavin Ivey is a proud Bundjalung man residing on Gadigal country.
Gavin has an extensive working background in community radio having been involved with the sector for over 20 years, producing, writing, and hosting radio programs, podcast series and promotion materials. Gavin has also held various roles worked within the First Nations Arts sector primarily in Sydney NSW.

He has been a board member at the Community Media Training Organisation, Positive Life NSW, and Gadigal Information Services Aboriginal Corporation, Koori Radio Sydney.

Gavin has also sat on the following panels: FNMA Content Sharing Advisory

This month we highlight the deadly work at Ngarralinyi (The Listening Place) Ngarralinyi is an Indigenous Community Radio Station located in Taree NSW. It exists to facilitate the need for an independent voice in a region with a high Indigenous population.

Ngarralinyi strives to provide an essential service by way of radio broadcasting to the local area. The station carries information relating to current and past community issues.

Radio station Ngarralinyi publicly promotes reconciliation and endeavors to educate the Indigenous community and the non-Indigenous

community it surrounds, in an attempt to lessen the gap of knowledge, awareness and history.

Ngarralinyi also strives to provide workplace opportunities for the youth, unemployed and unskilled.

Mid North Coast Indigenous Broadcasting association Corporation (MIBAAC) was incorporated on 2nd August 1999 and Ngarralinyi was established in 2000, with it's first licence to broadcast granted November 1999. Prior to this a Koori program was broadcast through 2BOB FM, a community based radio station also located in Taree.