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>> yeah, i mean i love our community elders so major griffin gracie is 80 years old and trans. kate bornstein is in her 70s and is writing about being nonbinary since before that word existed. she talked about not being a man, not being a woman, period. and now language has involved to include nonbinary so i think that evolution is just so exciting to be a part of. >> why did you want to start this podcast? >> you know, five years ago i was still explaining to people what a podcast was. so i think that it's really important to document our community the way it looks today. things are changing ...

Indigenous dancers at the Australia Day ceremony at Barangaroo Reserve in Sydney on January 26, 2020. Photo: Isabella Porras / Sydney Morning Herald ...

  2. Technology: Including GPS tracking anklets for juveniles on bail and mandate remote engine immobilisers. 3. Resourcing: More resources for Police and Child Safety officers. 4. Target the juvenile offender demographic: Juvenile offenders are predominantly indigenous. Let's work with Elders to tackle the social issues. 5. National Summit on Youth Crime: Not just a talkfest. There must be a commitment to real action. Queensland Police Unions president Ian Leavers. Picture: Glenn Hampson In my over 30 years as a police officer I have seen how a community tragedy attracts the usual bunch...

Been made. a lot of counterterrorism have been dependent on the ammans an community elders. the problem now, unfortunately, is these individuals getting radicalized are not showing any overt behavior that would arouse suspicion. it's often done in front of the computer, parents' basement x where they have the internet running, or where they are amongst a small group of people. we are seeing more women recruited. >> that is a dynamic that needs more attention, more perspective. up until now, they were seen assisting behind plots, doing a part of the propaganda. what took place in san bernardino...

We could be headed for nato's deadliest month ever in june and in the war. we obviously have major problems there as we search to get a stable government with corruption. somebody who has been there time and time again. where are we in this war? >> it is not just a certain much now to have a stable government. there's an effort under ty create a government that's effective in any way, shape or form. large parts of afghanistan are still not under the control of the government in and part of this purpose of the surge is to create local officials who are in some way accountable, some way connecte...