Neighbourhood Watch reports on the 2021 Australian of the Year and sexual abuse survivor advocate Grace Tame saying she was threatened to not badmouth Prime Minister Scott Morrison and the federal parliament passing the government’s controversial religious discrimination bill.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on the COVID-19 situation in South Australia and a controversial religious discrimination bill in Parliament.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on Dominic Perottett becoming the new premier of New South Wales after Gladys Berejiklian resigned after an anti-corruption investigation.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on South Australia banning the spit hood, indigenous traditional owners of a world heritage-listed rainforest getting back ownership, and Facebook circulating adverts of controversial MP Craig Kelly despite banning him from their platform.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on the reaction in South Australia towards the Aukus defence pact, federal minister Christian Porter resigns from Cabinet, and Victoria tradies protesting against mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on the Covid-19 outbreak in the community of Wilcannia in rural NSW, potential vaccine passports for international travel, and the NSW government's plan to reopen the economy.
This week on Neighbourhood Watch Conor speaks to Zoe Kounadis of Radio Adelaide on the current state of the pandemic in Australia, lockdowns,and vaccines. They then speak about the a new discovery - a 400 year old Coral found in the Great Barrier Reef.
On this week's Neighbourhood Watch, Conor speaks to Zoe Kounadis from Radio Adelaide who reports on the current state of COVID-19 in Australia. They also speak on Australian perspectives to the New Zealand Lockdown, the Australian Government's reaction to the Afghanistan conflict, and recent attempts from the government at collecting debts from Australian citizens.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on the Covid-19 situation in Australia, advocates for sexual assault survivors blasting the decision to temporarily promote former federal minister Christian Porter to Leader of the House months after he faced allegations of rape in the 1980s, and telecomm company Telstra making all payphones free.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on COVID restrictions in South Australia and New South Wales, federal politicials receiving sexual harrasement training, and former inmates who were abused in a Northern Territory youth detention centre receiving a settlement.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on South Australia plunging into a second Covid-19 lockdown.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on a NSW Health botchup seeing students from a Sydney high school getting vaccinated even though not eligible for one, and the memoir of former Liberal MP Julia Banks revealing the work culture in Canberra.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on a positive local COVID-19 transmission case in South Australia, and Victoria to decriminalise sex work.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on Barnaby Joyce returning to his former position as Deputy Prime Minister after elected leader of the National Party, and the Australian government rejecting a UNESCO report saying it had not done enough to protect the Great Barrier Reef.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on minimum wage increases, and locals around Twelve Apostles angry about a Federal Government decision to allow oil and gas exploration.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on another Melbourne lockdown after community COVID-19 transmission.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on vaccine hesitancy in Australia, and welfare agency Centrelink not paying people with terminal illness their disability pensions before they pass away.
This week on Neighbourhood Watch, a legal challenge is launched against the Federal government's ban in returning citizens from India, a family could be released from the detention centre on Christmas Island, and a giant moth is discovered in Queensland.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on two more Aboriginal deaths across New South Wales and Victoria, a 'bizzare' public-funded video that teaches consent using milkshakes, and two people arrested for stealing a Big Bird costume in Adelaide.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on allegations that Australia's most decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith concealing evidence and threatening witnesses for a war crimes investigation, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison refusing to apologize to former Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate, who accused the former of bullying.