can ensure that Australian uranium is not sold to states seeking to produce weapons." Other roles Mundine maintained his interest in Indigenous advocacy in his role with Andrew Forrest's Pilbara Mining indigenous charity Generation One. From 12 December 2017, Mundine co-hosted a 12-part program on Sky News Live, Mundine Means Business, focusing on successful indigenous Australians in business. A second season debuted on 2 September 2018, supported by a grant totalling $220,000 from the Coalition government, running from 18 June 2018 to 1 August 2019, supporting 15 percent of the season's production expenses. Mundine received legal advice that the grant would not preclude him from being a candidate for the next federal election under Section 44 of the Constitution of Australia. Other roles have included: Chair of the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (as of June 2022) Co-founder (2008) and chair of the now apparently defunct Australian Indigenous Chamber of Commerce, later incorporating the Yaabubiin Institute for Disruptive Thinking Recognition and honours 2016: Officer of the Order of Australia 2005: Bennelong Medal for service to the Aboriginal community Personal life In 1975, Mundine married his first wife, Jenny Rose, with whom he has two children. After separating from Rose, Mundine gained custody of their two children. In 1983, he met his second wife Lynette Riley, marrying her in 1984. They raised seven children: two from Mundine's first marriage, four of their own, and a foster child. They initially married at St Andrew's Congregational Church in Balmain, and in 2003 renewed their vows at St Brigid's Catholic Church in Dubbo. A devout Catholic, Mundine told The Catholic Weekly that he prayed every night. His marriage to Riley broke down during his presidency of the ALP, after he cheated on his wife more than once. Riley, a lecturer in Aboriginal education at Sydney University, remained largely silent about the disintegration of her marriage with Mundine but, in 2013 she gave a rare interview on the subject. In October 2013, Mundine married for a third time, describing it as the beginning of "a new life". His third wife, Elizabeth Henderson, is the child of Anne and Gerard Henderson, directors of The Sydney Institute. References Further reading "Labor's great black hope", The Australian, December 2005 External links VIDEO Warren Mundine and Marcia Langton talk about the need for a new dialogue on Indigenous Affairs on ABC FORA 1956 births Living people Indigenous Australian politicians Bundjalung