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Radio Larrakia 94.5 FM aims to promote Larrakia language and Larrakia culture to the Darwin and surrounding region combined with news, music, sport and information in a radio format through broadcast media.


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Channel 29 Aurora satellite  non stop Aboriginal music across Australia
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NBN Adviser Darren Rudd and The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, John Noble addressed the broadcasting Industry in Darwin of the latest updates for the NBN rollout in Darwin and the benefits of the "Super Internet Highway" for Broadcasting and the consumers in the Darwin Region. Both Darren and John took the time to visit the Digital Broadcasting facility of Larrakia Radio and Larrakia TV.


[ NBN Adviser  Darren Rudd  Larrakia Radio Broadcaster Christine  Sarikon and  the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, John Noble Visit the Digital Broadcasting facility in Darwin ]

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A Couple of Old Mates Catch

Uncle Luke Morcom was surprised when his "old mate"  national country star, Graeme Connors dropped in to see him and have a chat at Larrakia Radio


Uncle Luke couldn't help himself for another signature on another Larrakia Radio Shirt

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Larrakia Radio and Larrakia TV were the host broadcasters for the 70th Bombing of Darwin Celebration

More than eight thousand people attended the National Celebration Event  at the Darwin cenotaph on the Esplanade. Larrakia Radio broadcast the entire event from 8.30am to 1.30pm live to the Darwin audience and shared the broadcast with Australian Indigenous Radio across Australia on Channel 29 Aurora Satellite
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Larrakia TV provided a three digital camera mix for the broadcast, produced the one hour program for re broadcast of the entire Bombing of Darwin Celebration on channel 64 Darwin

Bombing in Darwin broadcast
Larrakia Radio Christine Sarikon and William Rosas Present the National  Radio Broadcast

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Larrakia TV New digital TV cameras

The crowd was more than eight thousand for the 70th Bombing of Darwin Celebration


 
 


This Project is supported by the Australian Government through the Indigenous Broadcasting Program of the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy”