Ecological Knowledge is Indigenous Knowledge from British Columbia and Indonesia Humans created Gardens from this knowledge of ecology - Play Audio Sample - Enjoy
Rottnest Island Mass Grave - confirmed by ground Probing Radar in 1990's Elder Jack talks about how age 8 saw his dad (warden of prison) throw bodies into large grave early 1900's - other workmen admit covered up Skeleton's in 1970's to cover up truth of history - Play Audio Sample - Enjoy
We've got back over 100 radio interviews from 20 years ago 2003-2009 these are edited thus we're editing for hours each day to produce short stories to release up to 30 New Short Stories on Animals - Land - Mining - Indigenous Australia - Environment - Human Rights - Services - War - Knowledge - History - Festivals
I Travelled Across Remote Australia we visited communities in the Kimberley Cape York Arnhem Land Deserts Rainforests as they talk how they survive with dirt's roads contaminated water no phones thus life is harder - Play Audio Sample
As an Aboriginal elder myself, i found this to be very emotional, hearing family's speak up about the royal commission into deaths in custody, be prepared to be moved and heart broken, and ashamed of what our country is turning in to. I recommend this story to anyone that wants or needs to hear about what goes on behind closed doors. It's important that the truth be told, and people have the opportunity to listen & learn. To change the future, we must look at the errors of the past.
just hearing this elder, talk about living life in the old days and surviving a crocodile attack was amazing, it's how he survived by adapting to new ways of life that i found inspiring, he has a beautiful soul and a positive attitude to life. He is an inspiration.
These stories from koala audiobooks have been eye opening in to things we would otherwise never hear the stories to.
I have been a regular customer for a year and have bought over 20 stories - i found this story took me on a journey across Australia hearing people in the Kimberley across to Cape York.
Listening to this audiobook, it was able to paint a visual of the words I was listening to, and feel as though I had been along side them on their journey.
i am the lady who bought $90 worth of stories from Sydney back in 2022, i am proud i still hold the record for most stories bought in one night, all their short stories are just brilliant, every story i enjoyed and i can't wait for new stories in 2025 but i will be downloading more stories soon, well done Koala Audiobooks for breaking through to the other side giving me pure enjoyment - Camels in Australia -- loved every word she said about growing up on the camel trains of 50 camels delivering supplies to cattle stations