Daniel James

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3,372 appearances 84 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5d ago

Daniel James’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 84 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 20.

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Well, Dex, we're out of time for this conversation, but thank you so much for yours. voice-verified
Thanks for having me. voice-verified
Dex Hunter Toric has been in Australia for the Philanthropy Australia Conference. voice-verified
Also in the news, Pauline Hansen has offered a half apology for her comments describing Indigenous Australians as primitive, saying she's sorry if she's offended people. voice-verified
Hansen also offered a half apology to the Prime Minister if he's taken offence to her comments about his mum living in a housing commission. voice-verified
And Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate has sworn at a journalist and stormed out of a press conference amid questions over a dinner he claims to have had with Donald Trump earlier this year. voice-verified
A statement from the Trump organization claims the mayor's account of what occurred is a complete fabrication. voice-verified
I'm Daniel James, thanks for listening to 7am. voice-verified
We'll be back tomorrow. voice-verified
I'm Daniel James and you're listening to seven AM. voice-verified
One by one, the Aboriginal leaders, organizations, and watchdogs the Northern Territory government is supposed to work with are walking away. voice-verified
The Children's Commissioner has resigned, an Indigenous MP left Parliament after more than a decade, and now almost the entire Aboriginal side of the Territory's Justice Policy Partnership has suspended its involvement. voice-verified
They're all making a remarkably similar complaint that the government isn't listening. voice-verified
And the structures that are supposedly designed to give Aboriginal people a say have become meaningless. voice-verified
Today, National Indigenous Times journalist Declan Breddon on how relations got this bad and whether a government can tackle the territory's enormous problems if the people most affected no longer believe there's any point sitting at the table. voice-verified
It's Monday, September fourteenth. voice-verified
Declan, it felt like a mass exodus of First Nation leaders in the Northern Territory these last few months. voice-verified
What can you tell me about the people who have left and what's driven them to that decision? voice-verified
So they're people from very different backgrounds and different positions, but they're basically saying the same thing that we were supposed to have a meaningful role in voice-verified
these decisions and these processes, but we no longer believe we do. voice-verified
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