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The EU s medicines watchdog last month approved the Pfizer-BioNTech shot for five to 11-year-olds, an age group experiencing high coronavirus infection rates across the continent. ....
France s health pass makes full vaccination against Covid-19, a recent recovery or negative test obligatory for visiting any restaurant or cafe, inter-city train travel and going to cultural venues. ....
Friday 12th March / posted by Danae Gibson Deadly Denim is a sustainable Indigenous fashion label, founded and run here, on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja. Owner and designer Rebecca Rickard, and award winning artist Kiya Watt, joined RTRFM’s Sarah Carlsen to talk about their latest collection which was recently showcased at New York Fashion Week. Artwork featured in this image is by Cungelella Art. This story was produced and broadcast from unceded Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, whose Elders we respectfully acknowledge, past, present and emerging, and whose connections throughout community and Country have never changed. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised that this story may contain names of deceased persons. ....
Thursday 18th February / posted by Danae Gibson It could be said that every week is Ochre Ribbon Week, where the wellbeing of First Nations families and victims of family and domestic violence, which are underpinned by a complex range of historic and current systematic issues, are a daily priority in the regions and remote communities throughout Western Australia. Jaru/Kitja and Gooniyandi woman, and CEO of the Aboriginal Family Legal Services, Corina Martin, joined RTR FM s Sarah Carlsen to discuss how the campaign for Ochre Ribbon Week began in 2015, how it s grown to be nationally recognised, by a long list of national organisations and peak bodies, and how their invaluable, state-wide legal and social expertise in the sector could inform the WA Government s recent $60 million proposal for support systems, infrastructure and safer places for women and children experiencing family and domestic violence, whose recent media statement can be found h ....