Interview by Alan (aged five); recording by Sally (mum); production and editing by Craig
First broadcast 20 December 2018
The National Rugby Sevens Championship is an annual rugby union event that includes senior and junior teams in men’s and women’s divisions. Competitors include national Indigenous representative teams, state- and territory-based teams, and representatives from the Australian Armed Services and Australian Universities. In 2018 the Championship was staged on Turrbal Country (Ballymore stadium) in Meanjin (Brisbane) from December 7 until December 9. Listen to intrepid Reporter Alan (aged five) interview his older Cousin, William, who was representing the national Indigenous under 17s team. A big thanks to William for doing this interview straight after finishing a game. William is Wiradjuri and Alan is Dja Dja Warrung.
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