Koori Shout-Out is a weekly First Nations Program presented between 6.00 and 8.00pm each Tuesday evening on Phoenix FM 106.7 Bendigo. Playing the very best of Australian Indigenous music and bringing information about Cultural and other events to you, job vacancies and news in general.
The broadcast roster is:
First Tuesday of the month: Anne Conway
Second Tuesday of the month: Josie Gower
Third Tuesday of the month: Jill McGranaghan
Fourth Tuesday of the month: Jill McGranaghan
Fifth Tuesday of the month (If there is one): Jill McGranaghan
Anne Conway is the Team Leader of Our Indigenous Broadcast Team and can be emailed on [email protected]
Koori Shout Out is made possible with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation Ltd through their “Content Grants” – we are extremely grateful for this assistance.
Feature image from Koorie Heritage Trust
Listen back
9 Jun 2026 Koori Shoutout Koori Shoutout 9th June 2026 was hosted by Josie Gower. The program also included the Koori Shoutout News Bulletin and some absolutely deadly music. Koori Shoutout is produced with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
26 May 2026 Koori Shoutout Koori Shoutut tonight was presented by Anne Conway (pre-recorded first hour) and Jill McGranaghan (second hour) hour). Today is Sorry Day and both Anne and Jill attended the Sorry Day Sunset Ceremony at Latrobe University. Jill's guest was 2026 Aboriginal Honour Roll inducteeUncle Henry Atkinson who told some of his amazing life story. We want to get him back to tell us more! Program also included Koori Shoutout News and music reflective of Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week.
19 May 2026 Koori Shoutout Koori Shoutout was presented by Jill McGranaghan tonight. Jill's studio guest was incoming Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People, Dallas Widdicombe. We were very honoured that he found the time to come in and he gave a fantastic interview. Program also included the Koori Shoutout News Bulletin and in the second hour Jill featured music from Bumpy.
This production was made possible with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
Find out more at cbf.org.au
