Taking A Stand For Australia With Colin Lillie

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On 22 August, Colin Lillie is an award-wining songwriter and musician and the husband of Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.

He talks with John Roskam about his life and music and how Australia welcomed him and the personal and professional cost of standing up for what he believes in.

Colin is one of a kind. A self-described gypsy Scotsman who found a new life in Alice Springs where he has thrived as a songwriter who injects his entire life’s experience into his work. He discusses how he came to be involved in the Voice to Parliament referendum campaign and why he fought so passionately for the idea that all Australians are equal regardless of their background.

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