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PY Media

Phone: 08 8954 8177

Address: Umuwa Community APY Lands 0872

Website: http://www.pymedia.org.au

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25.01.2022 PYMEDIA the voice of APY.

25.01.2022 Check this out, Carved in Stone project will cover how aboriginal people of APY carved into solid Stone in many places and even built structures with stones that weigh many tons. Mainstream beliefs held by scholars still today is that we couldn’t of have done this because we were classed as primitive peoples with primitive tools. The hidden truth of the ancient Australian Aborigines achievements are still unknown.

24.01.2022 If you have not heard of Dem Mob yet, then you soon will! Huge things coming up for these young fellas from Pukatja! Check out their new clip here. Well done Dem Mob!

23.01.2022 Jacob, Arshaan and some young fellas from Pukatja took the drone camera out last week to talk some local stories. More coming soon.

23.01.2022 Hey Arshaan's live videos have been temporarily removed from Facebook but please download the Radio 5NPY app for audio and we are working on posting all video of radio shows on our website www.pymedia.org.au Keep the support coming in the form of likes, comments and shares and follow our Radio 5NPY page. Look out for heaps of content from the PYMedia team for the rest of the year.

23.01.2022 This Wednesday the PY Media crew broadcast live from Fregon Community, here is a sneak preview of how that day went down. The session was recorded live so we are going to rebroadcast it next week. Stay tuned to 5NPY Radio!

22.01.2022 story of the young ngankari when he first saw alcohol.

21.01.2022 In two weeks we will be broadcasting a small livestreamed concert from Umuwa to Facebook. Today we recorded Mala band from Amata. They are the first band to be announced for our live broadcasted concert. If you are a singer or in a band that would like to play, then send us a message on facebook and tell us what music you would like to perform on the night. If you are a female artist then we strongly encourage you to apply this year.

16.01.2022 story of wati tjungara

15.01.2022 Speak to Jeremy Whiskey or any of our other staff around the APY Lands if you are interested in working for PY Media/ 5NPY Radio.

14.01.2022 Jeremy Whiskey from Indulkana community stopped in on Fregon to interview young leaders Mark Campbell, Carl Roberts and Bradley Roberts.

13.01.2022 Angie Dunnett of Amata talks to us about the NAIDOC week celebrations that took place in Amata yesterday. Great work to everyone involved, it was a great day!

12.01.2022 Its just talking story and playing music with these two bush brothers. Also listen to our new track promotion from Gabadoo called for my brothers.

11.01.2022 Radio 5NPY is back on the air! Today we are broadcasting live from Amata. If you are on the APY then tune in to 101.3fm or listen live at http://www.pymedia.org.au/

11.01.2022 Pukatja artist Umatji Tjitayi and Katrina Tjitayi speak about the paintings they created in collaboration with Ernabella family centre and preschool. The paintings tell a story of the roles of family, community and services in growing up kids. Most importantly that family is the first teachers in the home and have the role of passing on culture and language. This film was the result of collaboration between Ernabella Anangu School, Ernabella Art Centre, NPY Women's Council Nutrition Team and PY Media.

11.01.2022 PYmedia has Ninjas for Cameramen

10.01.2022 star story plus promotion of another local apy artist Darma87

09.01.2022 We went over to the Fregon School to interview the students but it turned out they wanted to interview us!

09.01.2022 Short live recording of Jeremy playing a relaxing tune on guitar in Indulkana recently.

07.01.2022 Tune into 5NPY 101.3 fm now to hear Desmond Woodforde broadcast live from the Mimili studio for the next two hours. you can also listen live on www.pymedia.org.au

07.01.2022 Tune in to 5NPY 101.3fm or www.pymedia.org.au now to hear Victor live in Amata until 1pm.

06.01.2022 COVID-19 NEWS: Fuel Restrictions for APY Lands as State Shuts Down 18 November 2020 APY will re-introduce limits on the purchase of fuel in the APY Lands from m...idnight tonight as South Australia goes into a hard lockdown for six days to combat the latest COVID-19 wave. People in the APY Lands will only be allowed to purchase a maximum of 20 litres of fuel on Friday, November 20 and Monday, November 23, with identity checks in place. No other fuel purchases will be allowed during the next six days. The measure during this period is designed to discourage travel between communities, while still providing the means to access essential services or food supplies within communities. The state-wide shutdown, which includes the APY Lands, is a circuit breaker to stay ahead of the virus and enable contact tracing and protection for vulnerable groups. These steps are being taken to deal with a strain of coronavirus that is highly contagious with a very short incubation period. New measures include the closure of: All schools, except for children of essential workers and vulnerable children Childcare, except for families of essential workers Universities Takeaway food Outdoor sport and physical activity, including exercise outside of the home Regional travel, including between communities Supermarkets and petrol stations will stay open with limits on access. South Australians are being directed to stay at home with the exception of one person per day who can leave the home for groceries or to provide care, seek medical help or in an emergency. Face masks should be worn when outside of the home for any reason. While this situation is concerning and challenging for the community, please remain calm and play your part in stopping the spread of COVID-19 in South Australia. As previously advised, as a result of the dangerous Parafield COVID cluster, the APY Executive Board of Management resolved to close its borders for three weeks from midnight on Tuesday, November 17. Access to the APY Lands from outside services and visitors will be restricted to approved Essential Services only, primarily for food services and emergency or medical treatment. Applications will be managed through the APY Permits office: [email protected] or telephone 8954 8111. You will be required to provide the following documentation: Permit / Notification. Health Status Assessment 72 hours prior to intended entry. Current Risk Assessment. National police check or Working with Children’s Check is acceptable. APY will not accept entry from anyone from a known COVID-19 Hotspot. For further details and links to the forms: https://www.anangu.com.au/en/apy-programs/permits https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au//restrictions-on-movement-i As of late today: 2 new COVID-19 cases 35 active COVID-19 cases 9,659 tests yesterday 605,086 tests in total 551 confirmed cases in total 512 people have recovered from COVID-19 4 COVID-19 related deaths For information on the Permits process visit: https://www.anangu.com.au/en/apy-programs/permits

05.01.2022 Fregon fellas are starting their training this year to race the Finke desert race next year in 2021.

04.01.2022 Power is down in our broadcasting studio at the moment, we will keep you updated. First show will be an hour of country classics with Sammy Lyons.

03.01.2022 Msg to young people of APY from the Number 1 local Anangu Wadu conservationist in the region. Mathew Miller.