White Noise of settler law justice talks
White Noise of settler law is the Hub's hallmark event series and podcast. It features a series of justice talks with leading Indigenous academics, legal practitioners and community as guest speakers for a look at how the white settler law of the justice system continues to affect Indigenous people.
Event Recordings
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In Conversation with Dr Carwyn Jones
Dr Carwyn Jones and Professor Eddie Cubillo
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In Conversation with Val Napoleon
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In Conversation with Professor Eve Tuck
Professor Eve Tuck and Eddie Cubillo
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In Conversation with Rachel Perkins
Rachel Perkins and Eddie Cubillo
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In Conversation with Tim Goodwin
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In Conversation with Alison Whittaker
Alison Whittaker and Eddie Cubillo
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In Conversation with Apryl Day
Apryl Day and Eddie Cubillo
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In Conversation with Veronica Gorrie
Veronica Gorrie and Eddie Cubillo
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In My Blood it Runs - Q&A session with producer Professor Larissa Behrendt
Professor Larissa Behrendt and Eddie Cubillo
White Noise Podcast Episodes
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White Noise - Episode 1: The ATSIC Chronicles
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White Noise - Episode 2: Reimagining Royal Commissions
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White Noise - Episode 3: One Whānau (family) and Two PhDs, Ethel & Erin's Haerenga (journey) so far
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White Noise - Episode 4: A state where equality is non-negotiable with LGBTIQ+ Communities Commissioner, Dr Todd Fernando.
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White Noise - Episode 5: A Masterclass in Lawyering with Judge David Woodroffe
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White Noise - Episode 6: Trailblazing for cultural safety and cultural strength with Adjunct Professor Janine Mohamed
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White Noise Episode 7: The Referendum Special - How are we feeling about the vote on the Voice?
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White Noise - Episode 8: Education, future orientation and theories of change with Professor Eve Tuck
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White Noise - Episode 9: Building treaty relationships with Professor John Borrows and Michael Johnston
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White Noise - Episode 10: Achieving a Cognitive Shift with Sir Justice Joe Williams
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White Noise - Episode 11: Treaty Myths with Dr Luke Fitzmaurice-Brown