Josh Creamer's guest appearances

Josh Creamer

Let's Talk on Triple A Murri Country

Digging Deep with Cody Janssen

Listen, Learn, Respect

Kim Williams

David Hill

Pat Brown

Clay Millican

Patrick Brown

Ryan Smith

Chris Graham

Loretta Lynn

John Harvey

Ian Harris

Brian Warner

Paul Turner

Emily Wells

Ian Brown

James Cook

OwlTail

Alicia George

Joshua Creamer is a Waanyi and Kalkadoon barrister, and Alicia George is the inaugural recipient of a new Griffith University law scholarship. They speak with Jess about the following Closing the Gap targets: (7) Youth are engaged in employment or education; (10) Adults are not overrepresented in the criminal justice system; (11) Young people are not overrepresented in the criminal justice system; and (15) People maintain a distinctive cultural, spiritual, physical and economic relationship with their land and waters. In this episode, Josh describes First Nations women being misidentified as perpetrators under Queensland's newly expanded definitions of domestic violence. The state Women's Safety and Justice Taskforce recommended in 2021 recommended the government not pass laws to criminalise coercive control until it had a strategy, co-designed with First Nations peoples, to address their overrepresentation as offenders in the criminal justice system. The legislation was passed in 2022 without this strategy. The government's latest annual update in May 2023 said it could do both simultaneously: ""Work has commenced with a strong focus on strengthening partnerships with Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Coalition members. This is a critical first step for co-design of the justice strategy. A First Nations Justice Officer has been appointed, and a First Nations Justice Office established, to lead development of the justice strategy." Information about the Joshua Creamer and Kara Cook Excellence in Law Award is available on the Griffith University website. ABOUT LISTEN, LEARN, RESPECTListen, Learn, Respect is the National Apology Foundation’s motto – and the name of this podcast. The not-for-profit foundation was set up after Prime Minister Kevin Rudd left politics to monitor progress in Closing the Gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. In this series of Listen, Learn, Respect, host and National Apology Foundation co-chair Jessica Rudd takes a closer look at some of these targets with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are working to close the gap. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work – the Turrbal and Jagera peoples – and the Traditional Owners of the lands you are listening on. Feedback: info@nationalapology.org.au CREDITSHost: Jessica Rudd. Guests: Joshua Creamer and Alicia George. Executive Producer: Melanie Arnost. Music: Tioli by RONA. Recording: River City Studios News grabs courtesy of: 10 News First, 7 News 

Joshua Creamer is a Waanyi and Kalkadoon barrister, and Alicia George is the inaugural recipient of a new Griffith University law scholarship. They speak with Jess about the following Closing the Gap targets: (7) Youth are engaged in employment or education; (10) Adults are not overrepresented in the criminal justice system; (11) Young people are not overrepresented in the criminal justice system; and (15) People maintain a distinctive cultural, spiritual, physical and economic relationship with their land and waters. In this episode, Josh describes First Nations women being misidentified as perpetrators under Queensland's newly expanded definitions of domestic violence. The state Women's Safety and Justice Taskforce <a href="https://www.womenstaskforce.qld.gov.au/publications" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">recommended</a> in 2021 recommended the government not pass laws to criminalise coercive control until it had a strategy, co-designed with First Nations peoples, to address their overrepresentation as offenders in the criminal justice system. The legislation was passed in 2022 without this strategy. The government's latest <a href="https://www.publications.qld.gov.au/ckan-publications-attachments-prod/resources/b4bd0928-fb27-42dc-9337-c8e3a9aa6c86/womens-safety-and-justice-reform-annual-report-202223.pdf?ETag=c2c95be8d9b82a5e2cefc53f0a1fa1f4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">annual update</a> in May 2023 said it could do both simultaneously: ""Work has commenced with a strong focus on strengthening partnerships with Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Coalition members. This is a critical first step for co-design of the justice strategy. A First Nations Justice Officer has been appointed, and a First Nations Justice Office established, to lead development of the justice strategy." Information about the Joshua Creamer and Kara Cook Excellence in Law Award is available on the Griffith University <a href="https://www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-listings/joshua-creamer-and-kara-cook-excellence-in-law-award" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. ABOUT LISTEN, LEARN, RESPECTListen, Learn, Respect is the National Apology Foundation’s motto – and the name of this podcast. The not-for-profit foundation was set up after Prime Minister Kevin Rudd left politics to monitor progress in <a href="https://www.closingthegap.gov.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Closing the Gap</a> between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. In this series of Listen, Learn, Respect, host and National Apology Foundation co-chair Jessica Rudd takes a closer look at some of these targets with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are working to close the gap. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work – the Turrbal and Jagera peoples – and the Traditional Owners of the lands you are listening on. Feedback: <a href="mailto:info@nationalapology.org.au">info@nationalapology.org.au</a> CREDITSHost: Jessica Rudd. Guests: Joshua Creamer and Alicia George. Executive Producer: Melanie Arnost. Music: Tioli by RONA. Recording: River City Studios News grabs courtesy of: 10 News First, 7 News

How can First Nations lawyers improve the justice system? (w/ Josh Creamer & Alicia George)

In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe and Karina catch up with renowned First Nations Barrister Josh Creamer. Source

In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe and Karina catch up with renowned First Nations Barrister Josh Creamer. <a href="https://989fm.com.au/listen/programs/lets-talk/lets-talk-2021-episode-71-josh-creamer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Source</a>

Let’s Talk 2021, Episode 71 Josh Creamer

Josh Creamer's rise to prominence was an unorthodox one. In fact, most of his story is far from typical. He graduated from the novice classes to A class in his very first season racing. Fast forward a few short years and he was Kawasaki’s first rider, remaining with the factory effort for its entire existence – and winning Kawasaki’s final race. He then made the move to Suzuki, and wasn’t going to be denied the championship. That’s when the story gets even more interesting: a hiatus, showing up unannounced to win a pro race, and getting one last chance to go out on his own terms – even winning his final gate drop as a professional. Josh Creamer’s story is an interesting one, and you’ll hear it all from the 2010 AMA ATV Pro Champ here on the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! 830,000+ downloads to date, thank you for joining us in DIGGING DEEP with the stars of ATV motocross! Enjoy!Support the show

Josh Creamer's rise to prominence was an unorthodox one. In fact, most of his story is far from typical. He graduated from the novice classes to A class in his very first season racing. Fast forward a few short years and he was Kawasaki’s first rider, remaining with the factory effort for its entire existence – and winning Kawasaki’s final race. He then made the move to Suzuki, and wasn’t going to be denied the championship. That’s when the story gets even more interesting: a hiatus, showing up unannounced to win a pro race, and getting one last chance to go out on his own terms – even winning his final gate drop as a professional. Josh Creamer’s story is an interesting one, and you’ll hear it all from the 2010 AMA ATV Pro Champ here on the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! 830,000+ downloads to date, thank you for joining us in DIGGING DEEP with the stars of ATV motocross! Enjoy!<a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

The Unorthodox Josh Creamer Story (feat. Josh Creamer)