Sonja, Marqy, Lana and Kikki
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Bangarra’s new ‘Horizon’ |
17 Aug 2024
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Writing Maori stories for the Screen : Tim Worrall on Kowhawhai Tonu |
10 Aug 2024
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Whanau Stories : Maori cinema in 2024 with Leo Koziol |
3 Aug 2024
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Korero with Mike Jonathan on Ka Whawhai Tonu & Maori Cinema |
27 Jul 2024
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PX Whanau is the first queer Pasifika radio show broadcast in Australia.
PX Whanau covers news and views from our queer Pasifika community including the arts and culture and the events that build and nourish our people.
We connect our community with the stories and the voices that have meaning for our community.
Sharing stories about us, for us and for all the South Seas, diaspora Oceania and Pasifika cultures in Australia from news, to our views on all things MVPFAFF++ Pasifika. Covering events, festivals and activities of cultural importance including interviews with community leaders and those who make the news in our, and, about our community.
Join us as we share the stories of our diverse people with opinions and information about our community, for our community.
Every Saturday afternoon 1.30-2 pm AEST on 3CR 855 AM community radio.
The PX stands for Pacifique X, a Pacific Island MVPFAFF++ non-profit group that supports and represents our diverse Pasifika community based in Narrm/Melbourne. As a collective we are all proud Pasifika diaspora advocating for our people from the MVPFAFF++ spectrum, as well as upholding and protecting our diverse gender identities. Whanau (in NZ Maori) stands for Family, in this case our Rainbow ‘chosen families’ here in Australia.
PX Whanau is honoured and proud to share our lived experiences,our personal stories, as MVPFAFF++ people with the wider community of Australia.
We are PX Whanau the diverse voices of queer Pasifika.
PX Whanau are: Marqy, Sonja, Lana and Kikki.
Find out more about the collective Pacifique X.
PX Whanau email: pxwhanauradio855@gmail.com
PX Whanau podcast series.
In 2022 the PX Whanau team produced a special 16-episode podcast designed by and for the LGBTIQA+ Pasifika community providing support, accurate information, and real-life experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. You can listen to the podcasts here.
We acknowledge that we produce and broadcast our show and podcast from Indigenous lands whose sovereignty was never ceded and recognize the Traditional
Owners the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, paying respect to Elders past, present and future.
Always Was, Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land.
Catch 12 hours of programming on Tuesday 3 December for International Day of People with Disability. This year’s theme is EMBODIED SOLIDARITIES. How can we better practice solidarity with each other as fellow disabled people of different backgrounds and abilities, locally and across borders, at a time in humankind’s existence where mass-disabling violence is increasing? How can non-disabled people better practice solidarity with us? Listen in as we reflect and explore through conversation, music, and more. Check out all the details here.
Who doesn’t love a rummage through some books and CDs on a Saturday morning? Come join us at the 3CR garage sale - Saturday 16 November, 9am-2pm in the 3CR carpark at the rear of 21 Smith Street, Fitzroy. There’ll be CDs, records, cassettes, books, household goods, 3CR merchandise and much more! Curated by the weekly show The Sporting Record and all proceeds go directly to the station. This event is part of the Garage Sale Trail.
Applications are now open for DJing, DJ production (Ableton live) and darbuka workshops as part of the 3CR Salaam Radio Music School. We have limited places available for each of the three streams of training and all workshops are free of charge. Applicants from the SWANA diaspora and First Nations communities are strongly encouraged to apply. The aim of the workshops is to solidify the participants skills to be able to perform (if they wish) by the end of the training course live on Salaam Radio Show. More detail and the application form are here. Applications are due by 5pm on Friday 18 October to projects@3cr.org.au. This project is financially supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.
