Due to COVID-19 and related crowd restrictions Yabun will be a closed event this year, with the general public invited to join via live stream video.


Yabun will be live streamed from 3 isolated venues - the Yabun stage, Speak Out and Corroboree.
The Yabun stage this year will be at the Seymour Centre from 12pm - 5pm AEDT.


Attendance is very limited. This will be a ticketed event. Tickets are not for sale. There will be ticket giveaways throughout the week announced on Koori Radio 93.7FM.


Speak Out will be livestreamed from within the New Law Building at The University of Sydney. This session is closed to the public. The livestream will take place from 12.30pm - 5pm AEDT.


Corroboree will be taking place at Victoria Park. Unfortunately this will also be closed to the public but will be livestreamed from 11am - 4pm AEDT.


All of the live streams will be viewable on the day from the website Yabun.org.au.


Stay tuned to Koori Radio for more information regarding the full line-up of Yabun stage performers, topics and panelists planned for Speak Out and list of Corroboree Ground dancers.

Koori Radio get COVID-19 all clear.

Gadigal Information Service are pleased to announce all Koori Radio staff and related personnel who were recently tested in relation to exposure to COVID-19 have tested negative. Although many have been cleared to return to work as usual, some staff remain in self-isolation until a 14-day period has passed since their last exposure.
Koori Radio offices will re-open to broadcasters and regular scheduling from Monday 16/03, kicking off with Brekky with Sara Khan at 7am and followed by Blackchat guest-presented by Munki Mark. Lola Forester will return to Blackchat on Thursday 19/03.
From Wednesday 11/03 Koori Radio offices shut down in response to a Secondee who had recently been placed at the station testing positive for COVID-19. Since then the station has undergone a specialist clean and will remain closed to the public until the following week on Monday 23/03.

The official YABUN Afterparty is happening across the road from the festival site at The Lansdowne Hotel.


The deadly line-up includes electro party pop queens The Merindas, sis hop trio Oetha (Lady Lash, Miss Hood & Dizzy D), Torres Strait rap sensation Mau Power and country crooner guitarist Robert K Champion plus a heap of Koori Radio DJs to bring even more deadly vibes.


Ticket info below…


$20 Gadigal members (at Koori Radio in advance, or at the Koori Radio info tent on the day)
$25 available online from moshtix here
$30 at the Koori Radio info tent at Yabun Festival
$40 on the door.

VERY excited!  Kicks off at 11AM til 7PM.
Victoria Park on Gadigal country. Go to yabun.org.au for more info.

Check it out! Second round landing soon!​

To celebrate International Women’s Day (Friday 8 March) Koori Radio will be playing music from female artists ALL DAY with some special programs featured that will explore women’s issues from a First Nations perspective. Tune in and celebrate with us!

Got your tickets yet?!?
The community/ committee who organise the First Nations Float, Koori Radio have once again partnered with ACON Aboriginal project to give ALL the participants, family and community the best of the blakest community Mardi Gras after party!!
Get your tickets now to meet/see all the 2019 First Nations float participants and their guests!
Starring the dazzling talents of NANA MISS KOORI + DOREEN MANGINNI + BANA HANKING (a magician) + the SAPPHIRES SHOW featuring SHANIQUA, JOJA ZOHA, ZODIAC & FELICIA FOXX
Early bird tickets are $13.75  and available from Eventbrite.
This year's event is taking place at the Agincourt Hotel on 871 George St, Sydney (near Central Station).