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Dennis Jupurrurla Charles

Anmatyerr, Yuelamu

Dennis broadcasts from Yuelamu community, and his daily show provides Anmatjerr communites with regular community information, local music and weather reports. Dennis won the Best Emerging RIBS Broadcaster award at the 2010 Remote Media Festival.

Curtis Jampijinpa Fry

Warlpiri, Yuendumu

Curtis is a legendary musician and long-time broadcaster at PAW. His daily Curtis Fry Show has a loyal fan base and showcases local Yapa music- including classics from Curtis 'Spunky Monkey' Fry himself. Curtis is a unique radio talent. He has undertaken media training in Darwin as well as locally.  You can see Curtis in action on the PAW Radio recruitment video of 2011.

Adam Tjapaljarri Gibbs

Pintupi, Kintore

Adam Gibbs is a long-time radio broadcaster on the PAW Radio Network. He has a love of reggae. Adam is also a Board member of PAW Media and Communications. You can see Adam in action on the PAW Radio recruitment video of 2011.

Maxwell Japanangka Tasman

Warlpiri, Lajamanu

Maxwell has been broadcasting on PAW Radio for about 5 years. He has a relaxed radio style and brings the Lajamanu sound into the PAW Radio Network. Lajamanu is at the northern boundary of the PAW Radio Network. It came into the PAW Network relatively recently after originally been within the TEABBA Network. In addition to his own "solo" shows, Maxwell does a joint show from time to time with fellow Lajamanu broadcaster Shane White.

Shane Jupurrurla White


Warlpiri, Lajamanu

Shane is one of our relaxed Lajamanu radio broadcasters. Shane's love is video and he is an award winning video worker. You don't hear Shane on radio all that much but when he does come on, usually with his fellow broadcaster Maxwell Tasman, you can be sure that the more tropical laid back feel of Lajamanu will come across the PAW Radio Network.

 

Animating Our Stories series

Following on from our successful Animating Jukurrpa series of 20109/2010, we received further funding in 2011  from the Indigenous Culture Support program for a second series. This time we have combined modern series with Jukurrpa stories, and...

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