YARNS.

YARNS.
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YARNS. is a bold and unfiltered podcast spotlighting the voices, stories, and futures of First Nations Australians. Hosted by Harrison Stewart, each episode dives deep into candid conversations with trailblazers, thinkers, and change-makers, from barristers and CEOs to artists and activists. With honesty, heart, and humour, YARNS. unpacks the issues that matter and the journeys that shape us. This isn’t just storytelling—it’s truth-telling.
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YARNS. focuses on the voices and stories of First Nations Australians, delving into topics such as social justice, legal reform, cultural heritage, and community empowerment. Episodes include discussions on modern discrimination law, Indigenous rights, and personal experiences of overcoming adversity, exemplified by the special feature with Chris Ronalds AO SC discussing her contributions to the Sex Discrimination Act and ongoing efforts for change.

YARNS. is a bold and unfiltered podcast spotlighting the voices, stories, and futures of First Nations Australians. Hosted by Harrison Stewart, each episode dives deep into candid conversations with trailblazers, thinkers, and change-makers, from barristers and CEOs to artists and activists. With honesty, heart, and humour, YARNS. unpacks the issues that matter and the journeys that shape us. This isn’t just storytelling—it’s truth-telling.
In this conversation, Danny Gilbert AM shares his journey from growing up on a rice farm in regional New South Wales to becoming a prominent legal and business leader in Australia. He discusses his early life, education, and the founding of Gilbert and Tobin, one of Australia's leading law firms. The conversation delves into his advocacy for Indigenous rights, the role of businesses in supporting these causes, and the importance of government policies and treaties. Danny emphasises the need for education and empowerment for future Indigenous leaders and reflects on the impact of AI on the legal profession.Takeaways– Danny Gilbert's early life on a rice farm shaped his perspective.- Law school was a daunting experience for Danny.- His exposure to Indigenous disadvantage began in his early career.- Danny's commitment to social justice grew over time.- Businesses have a role in advancing Indigenous rights.- Treaties should focus on education and economic empowerment.- AI is set to profoundly impact the legal profession.- Danny emphasises the importance of resilience and ambition in law.- The conversation highlights the intersection of law, business, and social justice.

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