Did You Receive Your Love Letter?
July 14, 2026
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A love letter from Team Nowra — delivered to over 8,000 homes across the community. A mission statement, an introduction, and a call to action.
Forty years of walking between cultures, departments, and communities. Hear a Yuin elder’s account of First Nations history in the Shoalhaven, and what genuine reconciliation looks like on the ground today. Barron Hanson speaks with Uncle Gerry Moore — a proud Yuin man from Wreck Bay and one of the most respected voices in Aboriginal affairs in Australia.
Uncle Gerry Moore is a proud Yuin man from Wreck Bay, here in the Shoalhaven, with more than 40 years of experience in Aboriginal affairs and community leadership. He has held roles including Chair of the Nowra Local Aboriginal Land Council, CEO of the Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT, and CEO of SNAICC. In 2020, he was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for service to the Indigenous community.
Learn more: Nowra Local Aboriginal Land Council
A love letter from Team Nowra — delivered to over 8,000 homes across the community. A mission statement, an introduction, and a call to action.
Barron Hanson sits down with Yuin rapper, Triple J Blak Out host and Nowra local Nooky (Corey Webster) for an honest conversation about growing up in Nowra, hip-hop, identity, and coming home.
The microphone is turned back around on host Barron Hanson in this final episode of Season 1. After living in New York City for 14 years, what was it like to move back to Nowra? What are the most underrated
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Hear about the free Sunday lunches bringing 150 people together each week, and the unlikely partnership between a local MP and Nowra’s Sikh community making it happen. Barron Hanson speaks with NSW Member for South Coast, Liza Butler MP, about
