The Informer

24 Nov 2020

The Informer Podcast 12 November 2020

History, News & Politics, Society & Culture, the informer, World News

Biden is in and Trump is out. Joe Biden is the new president of America. 

Celebrate the history, culture and achievements of the traditional landowners of Australia with us for NAIDOC Week. Beau Driscoll speaks to some special guests as to why this week is special for all of us Australians and addresses some of the amazing work contributed by the queer black community. For more information, to volunteer or to donate go to BlaQ.

 

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