Luke and Susie got to talk to co-authors Aunty Rhonda Collard-Spratt & Jacki Ferro about their new inspired children’s book, Grandfather Emu. Rhonda Collard-Spratt is a proud Yamatji-Noongar Elder who is a survivor of the Stolen Generations. A talented storyteller and artist, Aunty Rhonda wants Grandfather Emu to bring joy and hope to all children, to strengthen our connection with …
075: A DISTRESSED SEAGULL AND A SURFING KOALA (FEAT LIZ MILLER FROM WILDCARE AND KALKADOON ARTIST, CHERN’EE SUTTON)
It’s an animal episode of Luke and Susie. There’s this park that Susie takes the kids to semi-regularly and on more than one occasion, it’s resulted in an interaction with a bird. Once it was an ibis eating a chick. Another time, it was having food stolen by a seagull. Most recently, though, it was discovering a seagull with a …
049: CHERN’EE SUTTON: CONTEMPORARY INDIGENOUS ARTIST BRINGING RECONCILIATION
It looked like life was heading off the rails for Chern’ee, when at 13 years old she won an art competition. There began a journey that has led her to opportunities like youth parliament, meeting the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and being NAIDOC’s Youth of the Year. Now 19, Chern’ee represents the traditions of the Kalkadoon people as well …