# Marcia Langton
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Marcia Lynne Langton (born 31 October 1951) holds the foundation chair in Australian Indigenous studies at the University of Melbourne in the Faculty of Medicine. In 2016 she became distinguished professor and in 2017, associate provost.
== Life and career ==
marcia langton was born in 1951 to Kathleen (née Waddy) and grew up in south-central Queensland and Brisbane as a descendant of the Yiman and Bidjara nations, both Aboriginal Australian peoples.
Marcia Langton on the "existential challenge" for Indigenous Australians
Professor Marcia Langton explores "the challenges to distinctive Aboriginal ways of being and knowing" in advance of her inaugural Rechnitz Memorial Lecture.
Guest: Marcia Langton, Professor of Australian Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne.
Professor Langton is presenting the inaugur…
Courts, Crops, and Cosmic Neighbours: 5 July, 2026
Solar solutions to food waste in Africa. The legal battle facing France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen. Marcia Langton asks what it means to belong on one's own land. The design evolution of the soccer ball. What is the protocol for alien first contact. And on The Year That Made Me, Jessica Maubo…
Camilla reveals pain of staying silent about King’s cancer
The Queen reveals how difficult it was in 2024 to remain silent about the King’s - still undefined - cancer diagnosis, as it’s revealed Princess Diana’s brother will write a book about her life. Plus, the Sydney Swans take action against players caught up in an alleged late-night Melbourne incident…
S05-E28: Marcia Langton talks about truth-telling, culture in education...and racism
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Laureate Professor Marcia Langton AO discusses navigating everyday racism, moving beyond deficit models, and embedding 65,000 years of Indigenous scientific innovation—from astronomy to fire—into the national curriculum.
Marcia Langton and Indigenous storytelling
Marcia Langton discusses the Voice to Parliament and how she feels about current debates about Australia Day and a panel discusses how Indigenous representation on stage and screen has changed over the last 20 years.
Bruce Shapiro's USA; How curiosity can change the world; Marcia Langton's Welcome to Country
American Jews, Israel and Trump's Middle East policy. Can a love of certainty lead to nationalism, xenophobia and fundamentalism. Where do you want to go for your next holiday? LNL has got you sorted.
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…
Paranoid Nationalism (2026) - Ghassan Hage, Marcia Langton, David Leser & Simon Longstaff
Australia has spent years building new ways to recognise suffering and combat discrimination. From dedicated envoys to public reckonings – but are these approaches deepening division rather than healing it?
Professors Ghassan Hage and Marcia Langton, and journalist David Leser, in conversation wi…
Tārake — pānui o te Rāhoroi, 17 o Oketopa
Kia ora koutou katoa. Nau mai ki te pānui o Tārake mō te Rāhoroi, te tekau mā whitu o Oketopa, rua mano rua tekau mā ono. Here are today's positive stories from across Aotearoa.
Story 1. In international. Professor Marcia Langton celebrates 50 years of land rights and the power of art in Mparntwe.…
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