Ella Archibald-Binge

Ella Archibald-Binge and Sarah Collard, Indigenous affairs reporters for Guardian Australia, delve into the state of Indigenous rights in Australia five years after the Black Lives Matter protests. They discuss the profound impact of tragic deaths in custody and the community's demands for justice, highlighting ongoing grief and resistance. The conversation also reflects on the need for meaningful change despite political stagnation, emphasizing the critical importance of accountability, truth-telling, and reconciliation initiatives for Indigenous communities.

Ella Archibald-Binge, an Indigenous affairs reporter, takes listeners on a journey to revive First Nations languages in Australia. She shares insights from communities working to bring back the Gumbangir language through bilingual education. Students express pride in learning their mother tongue, while elders recall the challenges of language suppression. Ella explores her roots in the Gamilaroi language, emphasizing the deep connections between language, place, and identity. The podcast is a heartfelt look at the power of language revival and community resilience.

Ella Archibald-Binge, an Indigenous Affairs reporter for Guardian Australia, embarks on a compelling investigation into Tom Wills, Australia’s first sports hero and his controversial legacy linked to colonial violence. She explores the Cullen Laringo Massacre and its lasting impact on both Indigenous and settler communities. The podcast highlights the tension between historical narratives, the emotional journey of descendants seeking justice, and the importance of confronting uncomfortable truths about ancestry to foster healing and understanding.