Meet Elijah Douglas — Broadcasting from Doomadgee

Elijah Douglas brings culture, language, and community to life on Black Star Radio. Learn more about his journey in the full bio below.

Elijah Douglas. A Proud Voice for Culture & Community

Elijah Douglas is a proud voice for culture, language, and community on Black Star Radio. Elijah has never been shy behind a microphone — he grew up loving public speaking and was inspired to pursue radio after being interviewed over the years by several media organisations.

Broadcasting from the heart of Doomadgee, Elijah is passionate about sharing local stories, lifting up community voices, and helping people feel comfortable in sharing their thoughts and stories on air. Some of his career highlights include interviewing artists like Budjerah and Kaiit, covering the Dream Aloud Festival, and working with MJB and Mark in the Black Star studios.

Elijah brings a mix of culture, language, bush tucker knowledge, and good music to every show. He loves playing local tracks and spotlighting musicians from the community.

With a deep passion for traditional knowledge — from language to bush medicine — Elijah describes himself as having “a soft heart for my culture and my heritage,” and it shows in everything he does.

Tune in to learn something new: language lessons, bush tucker stories, cultural knowledge, and a window into Doomadgee life, plus a huge range of great music.

Listen to Elijah on Black Star Radio, broadcasting live from Doomadgee or on iHeart Radio.


Black Star Doomadgee

Broadcasting Across the Gulf Country

Broadcasting License Details:

Frequency: 105.3 FM

Site Location: Doomadgee

Location & Community: Doomadgee is a remote, predominantly Indigenous town in Queensland’s Gulf Country, located about 93 km west of Burketown and 140 km east of the Northern Territory border. The locality had a population of approximately 1,387 in 2021, with over 86% identifying as Aboriginal, primarily from the Gangalidda and Waanyi peoples, along with Garawa, Mingginda, and Gadawa groups.

Traditional Owners & Language: The region lies on Gangalidda/Yukulta and Waanyi country. Language and cultural traditions remain strong, with people actively passing stories, ceremonial practices, and community heritage through generations.