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Solidarity Breakfast
Solidarity Breakfast
Author: Annie McLoughlin, Tobia Severi, and Mat Guglielmi
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Rank and File Worker and Trade Union Show, covering current affairs, progressive issues and news and events from the labour movement. Includes "This Is The Week" with Kevin Healy.
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Headlines here II - Heavy economic cost of bush fires- Sea Shepard & Bob Brown Foundation gathered outside TerryWhite Chemmart and Chemist Warehouse locates across Australia calling for the end of the sale of Krill supplements as the fate of krill in Antarctica is facing an 80% depletion- RAFFWU behind a record no vote in recent Bunnings sub par eba offer- APAN reports on Australia's Future Fund support of companies involved in Palestinian genocideVoices for Palestine here II Noura Mansour MC at the 11th Oct Melbourne Rally followed by Sarah Schwartz from the Jewish Council of Australia.Carbon - Red Stitch here II Conor Leach, one of the leads in the upcoming Red Stitch production Carbon, gives us a view into this Australian premiere of an Italian SF award winning drama. Previews 7-10 Nov with season running 11 Nov - 6th Dec.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy rakes through the week with satire.Stop the South Morang Data Centre here II Karol Mitelewski from Stop the South Morang Data Centre gives us the background to the two centres slated for South Morang and the negative issues for local residents which has caused a community backlash.No to Racism Rally here II David Glanz joins us to talk about the No to Racism Rally today called by a coalition of groups and endorsed by 50 organisations.
Headlines here II - Anniversary of the Westgate Bridge Disaster and the Balibo 5 lost in Timor Leste- Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestine Territories has just released her report: Media under the rubble, which details how the basis of journalism, the search for truth, has been silenced and destroyed brought about by Israel killing journalists and the actions of its supporters to curtail accurate reporting and mute the voices of journalists who have integrity and compassion- Walkley Awards show true colours - Isabelle Oderberg chosen for piece “Randa Abdel-Fattah is a perverse poster child for free speech.”- Liberal and Labor parties united to defeat two bills introduced by Senator Thorpe to stop strip serches of children and to stop the shackling of women giving Child birth.Voices4Palestine here II Mahreen Faruqui Jasmine Al Rawi Grace Tame Hyde Park Sydney rally 11 Oct recorded by Vivian LangfordSave Preston Market here II Laura and Zheng from Save Preston Market alert community to the new deadline for submissions to save the market from overdevelopment. The new deadline is 28th Oct. This is the Week here II Kevin Healy slices & dices the week with satire.Richmond Public Housing Towers Update here II Yarra Councillor Sophie Wade gives us an update on the fight for the Richmond Public Housing Towers from Vic Government and Private Developer plans.Equinox Exhibition @ Democritus House here II Chloe, exhibition curator, gives a call out for artists who want to give expression to an equal society in their work. Exhibition details on the Democritus House website.
Headlines here II- Australian politicians embroiled in Zionist game plan- Censorship around Palestine at Sydney & Oxford University- Cost of Living - latest Choice grocery basket survey shows 7% increase on average in prices at major Supermarkets since March. Photo anything not quite right on the supermarket shelf where you shop and send to [email protected] to nudge the ACCC into action on price gouging.Voices4Palestine here II Mahmood Kahlil from No Land to Stand On: A conversation with Mahmoud Khalil and Jude Husein.Lesbia Harford here II We speak with author Jeff Sparrow about his new book Somewhere Here the Future's Hid: Lesbia Harford.This is the week here II Kevin Healy makes a satire meal of the week.Garvaghy Road Rally here II There is a stand-off in Northen Ireland at Garvaghy road, a Catholic area, where thousands gathered to block an Protestant Orange Order march which has been banned for 28 years.Background to issues: Tommy Maguire here Sinn Fein councillor Fermanagh and Omagh Council seconding a motion to support residents. Shay here at Melbourne rally outside UK Consulate on 4th Oct.Arms Around the Towers here II With Labor threatening their homes residents and supporters gathered for a community day at Harmsworth Street Reserve on a Oct 4th to put their arms around their towers because they love where they live.
Headlines here II- Legacy media reaction to David Shoebridge as new Greens Leader- WA Land Forces (Special Powers) report- Melbourne City Mayor Nick Reece again shows true colours - backtracking on change the date of Australia Day from Invasion DayVoices4Palestine here II Judith Traynor Palestine Action Rally in Sydney recorded by Vivien Langford (3cr Climate Action Show 5pm Mondays)A Pentridge Memoir here II Historian Barry York telling his own story as a political prisoner in 1972 at the height of early student activism at La Trobe University infoThis is the week here II Kevin Healy slices and dices the week with satire.
Headlines here II - Research from Australia’s first comprehensive drug checking trial within a supervised injecting facility has found more than 1-in-5 drug samples contained unexpected substances including potentially life-threatening adulterants and synthetic drugs. With overdose deaths in Australia now double the road toll (nearly all of which are accidental and preventable), these findings add urgency to the calls for expanding access to drug checking, supervised injecting services and increased access to the overdose reversal medicine naloxone. - Healthy Rivers Dubbo, a strong local voice for the rivers and communities of inland NSW has today expressed concern at the Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s public statements that deny the clear scientific need to recover more water for the rivers and wetlands of the Basin. - Doctors to be replaced by AI agents. Why? asks Digital Rights Watch.Full report on 3cr Tuesday Breakfast- Authors Guild suing Open AIin US court case.- University of Southampton has ceased using the Turnitin anti plagiarism platform as students work submitted on the platform is being used to train AI learning models.- Appointment of Murdoch crony to Australia's New York Consul underlines the Murdoch power within both the US and the Australian context- Nurses graduating at the in - ABC Pacific Program reports on the Indonesian Army attacks on West Papuans and dispossession on land leading to starving conditions- Around 700 nursing students graduate from the faculty of nursing at the Islamic University of Gaza after nearly 3 years of the genocide.Priests against Genocide marched in Rome- NSW Union's report shows the wide extent of unpaid work in Australian workplaces calculated at up to 11 weeks of free labour a year.Voices4Palestine here II A short essay from martyred poet Refat Alareer National Day Against AUKUS here II Natalie from AMAN the Anti Militarism Action Network, Arun Bundle, Gunditjmara traditional custodian, followed by John LanderThe Enormous Radio here II The Enormous Radio (World Premiere)A Chamber Made work by Roslyn Oades and Bob Scott, with collaboratorsPresented by The Substation and Chamber Made as part of Melbourne Fringe30 September – 10 October 2026 Wednesday – Saturday12.00pm – 9.00pm | Every hour on the hour, show runs approximately 45 minutes. Final session 8.00pm The Substation, 1 Market Street Newport Tickets This is the Week here II Kevin Healy fillets the week with satire.North Richmond Estate II Report on the reaction to the Labor Government’s announcement that they intend to handover the North Richmond Housing Estate to Private developers for luxury apartments and no public housing. Interview Gabrielle de Vitrei at Greens event 21st Sept 5pm here Steve Jolly Mayor of Yarra and public meeting 6pm here



