About this episode
Satara Uthayakumaran has had a busy year.
She has not only been juggling study with caring responsibilities, but has also been travelling Australia as our 2025 Youth Representative to the United Nations.
As part of her trip, Satara has spoken to some of Australia's most vulnerable young people — including those behind bars, in remote communities, and many who have never felt they have a voice.
Satara asked the young people she met to write letters to the Prime Minister... so what did they say?
In this week's long listen, Satara tells Dave about her travels, the most inspiring people she met, addressing the United Nations, and her own message for the PM.
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- Satara Uthayakumaran, Australian 2025 United Nations Youth Representative
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