Producer, presenter - Ricky Harrison
RJ - Co-presenter engineer and IT expert .
2025 Award winning radio program 'Ngaragul's Corner' on Gippsland FM 104.7 plays an important role in amplifying First Nations voices challenging misconceptions and ensuring that truth telling remains at the forefront of community discourse in Gippsland. Providing a platform for culture, history and current social realities is essential for genuine understanding and respect. Our website pages include interviews, music, socio political information, and culture of first nations people in Gippsland.
Muk Kutbun Lewin
Muk Kutbun Lewin focuses on the perspectives and historical accounts of Indigenous peoples, emphasising themes of truth-telling, self-determination, and an independent report on the socio-political history and culture of First Nations people.
23 October 2026
Above: Kamarangan presenter of Muk Kutbun Lewin
Baanga Taura
Buna Lawrie - Coloured Stone
23 October 2026
Interviews that we have conducted for Ngaragul's Corner with local musicians and performers Eddie Moffatt, Paul Fonzie Patton, and award winning performing artists Bumpy, Emily Wurrumara, Warren H Williams, rapper Eskatology, country music icon Troy Casser Daley, author Jannali Jones, Grattan Mullett (GLAWAC), Claude "Waa Bullung' Douglas (Uncle Crow) Camp Sovereignty, fashion designer, artist and cultural worker Cassie Fisher Patterson, Andrew Thorpe Treaty representative for South East Gippsland, first nations activist DT, first nations elder Robbie Thorpe and singer/songwriters Maanyung and Buna Lawrie. Interviews on Ngaragul's Corner can be found on Baanga Taura.
Bumpy was also interviewed on the first radio broadcast of Ngaragul's Corner on the 6 November 2025.
Bumpy - Return Home.
Amy Dowd, also known as Bumpy, is a proud Noongar woman from Sale, Gippsland, Victoria, and a prominent voice in the Australian music scene, performing as a solo artist, with Squid Nebula, and as part of the First Nations collective DRMNGNOW. Her debut album, Kanana — Noongar for “land where the sunsets” — was released in October 2025 via Astral People Recordings and has drawn praise for its authenticity and artistry, blending soul, funk, gospel, and R&B. Bumpy was interviewed on the first radio broadcast of Ngaragul's Corner on the 6 November 2025.
Return Home
I don’t want to sit alone
It’s the company I call my home
Say it loud, tell me who I am
If the stars could speak
I might understand
Accept it now for it has changed
I hold onto my sacred name
Still here with eternal love
I feel your gaze from up above
I feel those stories that we couldn’t speak of
And I feel your power flowing through my blood
But I don’t know my native tongue
In a quiet place I become numb
I’m hopeful that one day I’ll know
And my watery eyes will return home
When my eyes are closed I understand
I come from water
I come from land