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• When a parent goes to jail - former AFL star helps kids understand what’s happening | NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service

  By Adam Evans| National Indigenous Radio Service@ A new book has been released to help children understand what happens when a parent goes to prison. My Dad’s Gone Away is a new book written by former AFL player Andrew Krakouer and former foster carer Jacqueline Dinan. The picture book draws on the experiences of Andrew who was 13 years old when his dad was jailed. A rising star of the 2000s with the Richmond Tigers, Andrew was sentenced to 32 months of imprisonment for assault. His own children were nine and seven at the time.

  By Adam Evans · National Indigenous Radio Service

  Oct. 08, 2024

• NT Police to Develop Racism Strategy | NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service

  By Adam Evans| National Indigenous Radio Service@ A senior Indigenous appointment in the Northern Territory Police Force says racism needs to be addressed in the workforce. Arrente woman, former lawyer and police officer, Leanne Liddle started as the Executive Director of Community Resilience and Engagement Command on July 1st. Her appointment was announced by NT Police Commissioner Michael Murphy, when he issued an apology to Indigenous Territorians at the Garma Festival for police policy over the past 154 years.

  By Adam Evans · National Indigenous Radio Service

  Aug. 28, 2024

• When a parent goes to jail - former AFL star helps kids understand what’s happening | NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service

  By Adam Evans| National Indigenous Radio Service@ A new book has been released to help children understand what happens when a parent goes to prison. My Dad’s Gone Away is a new book written by former AFL player Andrew Krakouer and former foster carer Jacqueline Dinan. The picture book draws on the experiences of Andrew who was 13 years old when his dad was jailed. A rising star of the 2000s with the Richmond Tigers, Andrew was sentenced to 32 months of imprisonment for assault. His own children were nine and seven at the time.

  By Adam Evans · National Indigenous Radio Service

  Oct. 08, 2024

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National Indigenous Radio Service

National Indigenous Radio Service provides hourly news bulletins Mondays to Fridays to First Nations community radio stations across the country. It is also a content sharing platform of First Nations programming including current affairs and specialist shows focused on sports, youth, arts, culture, law/lore, language and the arts.