Bridget Brennan is newsreader and co-host of News Breakfast. She was previously the ABC’s Indigenous Affairs Editor, Europe Correspondent in London and the National Indigenous Affairs Correspondent. She’s covered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities for more than a decade and is a Dja Dja Wurrung and Yorta Yorta woman.
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As seen on THE VOICE as a finalist in 2017, Bojesse Pigram draws from artists such as John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Jon Bellion.. Bojesse always enchants audiences with his captivating vocal ability and fine tuned guitar skills.
James T Webb is an Elder from the Noongar First Nation community of the South West of WA. He is the leader and musician of the World renowned Wadumbah Noongar Dance Group, entertaining and educating people from all walks of life through music, dance and storytelling. Â James performs Welcome To Country for events and functions.
Soulful storytelling through song runs through Bradley Hall‘s blood. A Nyiyaparli man from the Eastern Pilbara in Western Australia, Bradley Hall is no stranger to dirt roads, fresh country air and long drives through our beautiful country. Bradley’s love of country music and sharing stories has seen him travel over 50,000 kilometres across 15 tours throughout regional Western Australia, Queensland, Tamworth and New Zealand performing at pubs, clubs, mine sites and festivals.
The band Broken Tides is one of the leading rock bands within Western Australia, and in particular the Pilbara region. Broken Tides is steadfast in its pursuit of developing a reputation as the most professional band and is being recognised across the music and arts market.