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Geoff Vivian
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Senior Producer and News Editor, Ngaarda Media
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Biography
Geoff Vivian is a journalist, editor, broadcaster and documentary photographer. He has managed a remote Indigenous radio station for three years, worked as a reporter for regional newspapers for seven years, edited a regional paper for six months and since January 2022 has been editor and senior producer for Ngaarda Media. He writes and edits a weekday news bulletin networked to Aboriginal radio stations and syndicated throughout Australia via National Radio News. He has concentrated on politics, local government and Indigenous affairs for much of his career.
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By Geoff Vivian Verified| Ngaarda Media@ GEOFF VIVIANLocal councils in the Kimberley and Pilbara are uniting to draw attention to our inability to defend ourselves in any future war fought in the North West. “The country does rely on 50 per cent of the country’s exports coming out of the Pilbara, the Kimberley and the North West,” Derby West Kimberley shire president Geoff Haerewa said.
By Geoff Vivian Verified| Ngaarda Media@ A Pilbara pub that refused entry to a Martu man who does not drink has apologised. The man told Ngaarda Media he had only wanted to deposit $50 in his TAB account but a female staff member had stopped him entering. “She told me: ‘you can’t go in there, we had three incidents today’,” he said. A spokesperson for the Newman Hotel, which trades as the Purple Pub, apologised for the “big misunderstanding”. “The situation got out of hands and she did that but she also regrets it,” the spokesperson said.
By Geoff Vivian Verified| Ngaarda Media@ In the Pilbara, Police are calling for witnesses to an incident that saw several horses injured and with one having to be put down at Robe River Rodeo. Pannawonica Senior Sergeant Antoinette Cashmore said revellers spooked the animals by letting off firecrackers at night. “[The horses] have tried to get out of where they are, in their little fenced area,” said Senior Sergeant Cashmore. “My understanding is one of them hurt his leg.
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Ngaarda Media
Ngaarda Media is a company based out of 45 Roe St, Roebourne, Western Australia, Australia.
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