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4月21日

For ANZAC Day, Hear The Untold, Uncensored Story Of WWII Nurse Vivian Bullwinkel & The Bangka Island Massacre (Extended Interview)

For ANZAC Day, historical detective, author, and distinguished military historian Lynette R. Silver AM MBE delves into the evidence she has uncovered to piece together the untold, uncensored story of Australian nurse Lieutenant Colonel Vivian Bullwinkel. Sister Bullwinkel was the sole survivor of a massacre of 21 Australian nursing sisters at the hands of Japanese soldiers on Radji Beach on Bangka Island, east of Sumatra in the Indonesian archipelago on 16 February 1942. Lynette's latest book where she details the alleged war atrocities against 22 Australian nurses in World War Two is called, Sister Bullwinkel: The Untold Uncensored Story. It is also a fullsome biography of Bullwinkel's remarkable life and achievements. Hear Sister Vivian Bullwinkel recount the official story of what happened in the Bangka Island massacre in her interview for the National Library of Australia's oral history archives. Lynette Silver writes that Sister Bullwinkel put on a brave face to the world, recounting this "official" but sanitised version of events ever since she was released from a Japanese POW camp in Sumatra at the end of World War II. Vivian revealed the horrific truth of what happened on Radji Beach on Bangka Island to army investigators and was prepared to tell the Tokyo War Crimes Trial but, according to Lynette's research, "they censored her testimony and chose to obliterate it from the record. Despite her best efforts, Vivian was gagged from the outset by her own government and by the Australian army, who ordered her to keep quiet – an order that, as a serving member of the military, she was bound to keep. Vivian was desperate to speak out. She knew that the truth would set her free from the years of torment. Thwarted by higher authorities, by a succession of men who thought that they knew better, she was prevented from doing so." Through extensive research, Lynette Ramsay Silver has uncovered what she believes really happened on Bangka Island. Here's an example of eyewitness testimony published in 1946 (Trove). This is the extended interview, To hear the shorter interview that went to air, listen back here.
01/03/2022

William Ah Ket: Australia’s first barrister of Chinese heritage; Being A Disabled Parent in Australia; Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Associate Professor Andrew Godwin, Principal Fellow at the Melbourne Law School, explores the fascinating life and work of William Ah Ket (1876-1936), Australia’s first barrister of Chinese heritage. He was widely admired and a fierce advocate for Chinese-Australians, defending them against racial discrimination. Andrew will deliver the 2022 Rare Book Lecture on Ah Ket. Eliza Hull joins Amy to talk about what life is like as a disabled parent in Australia – the joys and complexities. Eliza has edited the first major anthology by parents with disabilities, We've Got This: Stories By Disabled Parents. Emeritus Professor Marko Pavlyshyn, expert in Ukrainian Studies at Monash University discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine, its historical and political context, and the escalating conflict across the country.
05/03/2018

Zero G - 5 March 2018

ZERO-G #1174 Title:The Pun That Won the West Podcast Title: Red Poddow Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical Radio with Rob Jan & Megan McKeough. This week: talking about the spy film Red Sparrow, the horror film Winchester and the Ursula K Le Guin novel Rocannon's World. For playlists, show notes, and news see the 3RRR website at: http://www.rrr.org.au/program/zero-g/playlists Follow @zerogrobjan on Twitter and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZeroGRadio Zero G broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Mondays at 1pm AEST
06/09/2023

"The Highbrow Episode"

Hamish and Sam have a chat with queer poet Jarad Bruinstroop about his debut poetry collection Reliefs; the crew also talk with Professor Ben Campkin who will be launching his book Queer Premises: LGBTQ+ Venues in London Since the 1980s in Melbourne next week; they then chat with classical concert pianist and Melbourne Conservatorium of Music lecturer, Coady Green, who runs 'Tempo Queer' in Brunswick, the annual series of concerts that celebrates LGBTQIA+ composers.
19/02/2023

Aaron Fa’Aoso and Mary Laughren

Torres Strait Islander actor Aaron Fa’Aoso explains how the 'SWAT for Safety' national education campaign aims to prevent mosquito borne diseases, such as Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV). And linguist Mary Laughren, discusses the newly released Warlpiri Encyclopaedic Dictionary: Warlpiri Yimi-Kirli Manu Jaru-kurlu, which features English translations of hundreds of Warlpiri speakers compiled over more than 60 years. With presenter Krystal De Napoli. Program Page: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/indigenuity Twitter @IndigenuityAU Instagram @indigenuityau
03/07/2022

Dr. Ngaree Blow and Mandy Nicholson

To celebrate NAIDOC week, Yorta-Yorta and Noonuccal, Goreng-Goreng woman, Dr. Ngaree Blow, interviews Wurundjeri, Dja Dja wurrung and Ngurai illum wurrung artist Mandy Nicholson about the new exhibition Handmade Universe, Dharangalk Biik/Star Country, which is currently on at the State Library of Victoria. Dr. Blow is filling in for regular Indigenuity host Krystal De Napoli Program Page: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/indigenuity Twitter @IndigenuityAU Instagram @indigenuityau
15/10/2023

Story-telling, history and soundscapes with the Yalinguth app

A discussion with Yorta Yorta man Jason Tamiru about Yalinguth, which is an app that serves as an audio guide to the cultural significance of locations across Naarm, or which he is the Creative Director. Yalinguth provides story telling and soundscapes from dozens of Elders and knowledge holders, including the late Uncle Jack Charles and Uncle Archie Roach. With presenter Krystal De Napoli. Program Page: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/indigenuity Twitter @IndigenuityAU Instagram @indigenuityau
09/04/2023

Dr Vicki Pascoe on Australia's Toxic Medical Culture

Arrernte academic Dr Vicki Pascoe joins Indigenuity to discuss her recent appointment to the Manna Institute as a researcher into mental health support in regional Australia and her book Australia’s Toxic Medical Culture: International Medical Graduates and Structural Power. With presenter Krystal De Napoli. Program Page: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/indigenuity Twitter @IndigenuityAU Instagram @indigenuityau
16/07/2023

Between Waves with Maree Clarke

An interview Mutti Mutti, Yorta Yorta, BoonWurrung/Wemba Wemba multidisciplinary artist Maree Clarke, discussing the new exhibition Between Waves, which navigates the intersections and collisions between art, culture, materiality and technologies and is currently showing at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA). With presenter Krystal De Napoli. Program Page: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/indigenuity Twitter @IndigenuityAU Instagram @indigenuityau
18/06/2023

Walter Brooks - Warnarringa, Japarra, Amintiya, Japalinga

A conversation with young carver and artist at Jilamara Arts and Crafts Association, Walter Brooks. Walter uses locally sourced ironwood and earth pigments to make tokwampini (birds), figurative works which represent the Tiwi creation story, tutuni poles and ceremonial spears and joins us to discuss the new exhibition, Warnarringa, Japarra, Amintiya, Japalinga – Sun, Moon & Stars. With presenter Krystal De Napoli. Program Page: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/indigenuity Twitter @IndigenuityAU Instagram @indigenuityau

Talks and interviews from across the station.