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Moreton Bay OnlinePeople of the Moreton Bay marine environment Author: Katie Walters
Welcome to the Moreton Bay Online Podcast. On this show, I interview the people who live around Moreton Bay, and discover what they love about it, how they came to be here, and how they interact with it. Moreton Bay is special to all of us, for a huge number of reasons, and sharing those reasons with each other is one way we can build community and coastal capacity - and promote custodianship so that our bay stays beautiful and productive for the generations to come. This Griffith University PhD research, the podcast, and the Moreton Bay Online social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, have been supported by the Queensland Department of Science, Information Technology, and Innovation, through an Advance Queensland grant. We are very grateful for their support! Language: en Genres: Natural Sciences, Places & Travel, Science, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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MBOP E16 Cameron Costello
Episode 16
Friday, 3 May, 2019
For the last episode, we circle all the way round to the foundation - the First People of Moreton Bay. Cameron Costello is the CEO of the Quandamooka Yoolaburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) who manage the Native Title rights of the Quandamooka People. It's a longer episode, but not long enough to ask all the things I want to understand about Quandamooka and the deep, diverse, ongoing, and evolving relationships present in his community have with Moreton Bay! Cameron tells me a bit about the Native Title determination, and clears up some misconceptions that still persist about what Native Title means for both Quandamooka people and we other folk who live here and love it. He also opens a fascinating window into the understanding of just what a "culture" is, and shares QYACs priorities and visions for a healthy Moreton Bay and community. Visit QYAC's website and Facebook to find out more about what they're up to, including what's in store at the Quandamooka Festival this year. Also, check out the podcast blog post (if you've got the time - it's a long one!) which was inspired by this episode.
