Striking out on the journey to Blak civil rights
From the wharves of Woolloomooloo to the cattle station of Wave Hill and the cotton fields of Wee Waa trade unions have played a significant role in the advancement of Indigenous civil rights.
Unionist Thomas Mayo, art warrior Richard Frankland and co-founder of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy Ghillar …
A long history of solidarity and union strategies
What role have trade unions played in advancing Aboriginal civil rights?
Unionist and author Thomas Mayo, cultural leader Richard Frankland and co-founder of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy Ghillar Michael Anderson, all share their perspectives on collectivism in cultural leadership.
Dear Son: Indigenous Voices, Masculinity, and the Path to Justice
In this RNB Podcast, Michael Lester interviews Thomas Mayo, Torres Strait Islander writer, unionist, human rights advocate, and Uluru Statement signatory. They discuss Mayo’s edited collection Dear Son—letters between Indigenous fathers and sons that challenge toxic stereotypes about masculine iden…
Pride or shame? Searching for the story of Australia — with Tony Abbott, Mark McKenna and Sally Warhaft
Two authors. Two books. Two very different histories of Australia. Tony Abbott's Australia: A history and Mark McKenna's The Shortest History of Australia were released within weeks of each other. They share similar references, but diverge in key areas, especially when it comes to how the country s…
'Knowing your roots makes you stronger': Thomas Mayo on embracing his Filipino and First Nations heritage - 'Knowing your roots makes you stronger': Pagyakap ng isang Filipino-Indigenous Australian sa kanyang ugat
Indigenous rights advocate Thomas Mayo shared how his Filipino and First Nations heritage became a source of strength in shaping his identity, resilience, and advocacy against racism. - Ibinahagi ni Thomas Mayo kung paano naging sandigan ang kanyang Filipino at First Nations na pinagmulan sa paghub…
What does 'being a man' look like — today?
The conversation around men's mental health, identity and emotional lives is changing. Literature is one of the places where that shift is happening. On the page, writers are exploring what it costs men to conform, to hide, to perform strength they don't always feel.
Masculinity and Mental Health w…
Building Leagues Cup Like a Startup: Inside Tom Mayo’s Playbook
In this episode of Side Story Sports, we sit down with Leagues Cup executive Thomas Mayo for a 24-minute look at what it takes to scale a major tournament using a true startup mentality. Drawing from his experience as a former Team GB runner and co-founder of SOS Hydration, Mayo breaks down how les…
Thomas Mayo - First Nations Voice to Parliament Referendum and the opportunity with a ‘YES’ vote.
In this very important episode, Caroline yarns extensively with Thomas Mayo, a proud Kaurareg, Kalkalgal and Erub Torres Strait Islander man. Thomas is a published author having published six books, his latest book is co-authored with well-respected journalist, Kerry O’Brien, The Voice to Parliame…
Thomas Mayo on hope, heartbreak and creating social change
Starting his career as a wharfie, Thomas Mayo is assistant National Secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia and author of seven books about First Nations history and justice.
The Kaurareg Aboriginal and Kalkalgal, Erubamle Torres Strait Islander man discusses coming to prominence while campaig…
Season 8: Episode 89: Thomas Mayo
Karen and Irma chat about the uses of dialogue in writing and some of the mistakes writers make, and then talk about their latest book recommendations in Book Chat, featuring Frogsong by Melissa Manning and How to Love the World by Ilka Tampke.
Then Irma speaks to Thomas Mayo about how he found his…
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