It's SLICK WEEK in Melbourne and Luke from Melbourne Rubber joins us to chat about Melbourne's inclusive Rubber festival. Slick — Melbourne Rubberद्वारा Melbourne Rubber's Luke with James McKenzie

Displacement can be the shift in location from a country, a city or a family. All of these aspects come to life when Aliya and her daughter choose to move to rural New South Wales in Jumaana Abdu’s debut novel ‘Translations’.The pieces of our lives, the influences and experiences, are like a mosaic joining together to make a whole that may be stran…

We usually concentrate on Australian moving image but today we share the love to our nearest neighbour Aotearoa. Today we are chatting with film director Ant Timpson about his film Bookworm which you can already find in cinemas. Bookworm is one of those rare family films which puts a smile on the face of kids and adults alike.…

This week, Stu tells us about new research making animals invisible, or rather their tissue transparent, using a common food dye; and Cat tells us about how humpback whales make and use nets of bubbles as tools for hunting, and recently discovered secrets of their mating and birth.Zihao Ou et al. Achieving optical transparency in live animals with …

Acknowledgement of Country//Headlines//Uncle Wayne 'Coco' Wharton - Free Palestine Melbourne Rally 8th SeptemberWe listened to Uncle Wayne 'Coco' Wharton, Kooma Murri Activist visiting from Magan-djin, speaking at this Sunday's Free Palestine Rally, outside State Library, 8th September. Later that day, also Uncle Coco spoke at the official launch e…

Shane and Fiona hear from Vera, Glenda and Georgie from an interview recorded last year.\You can see video from this https://youtu.be/V0DAkInQW5w?si=qkeKOH8kZHQCYmmWद्वारा Shane and Fiona hear from Vera, Glenda and Georgie

Join host Flic Manning as she chats with author and therapist Jana Firestone about her latest book. Jana, a therapist who has worked with homicide cases, sudden deaths, and Black Saturday bushfire survivors, often shares her insights on moving forward after loss and the innate strength we all possess. With 18 years of experience working with famili…

On today’s show we cover indefinite strike action at Don KR smallgoods in Castlemaine, as well as a industrial action at Victoria University, whose Vice Chancellor has taken the nuclear option in relation and locked out the workers. Also, some union news from Ambulance Victoria workers; Central Highlands Council workers; Catholic Education Tasmania…

Amanda, James and Chris discuss the NDIS - the National Disability Insurance Scheme. We talk about what works and what doesn't with the NDIS and are joined by Nia Giddings from SARU's NDIS Working Group (and Brain Injury Matters) to talk about the recent review into the NDIS and discuss what this means for the future of the scheme. Music on todays …

*Content Warning: This episode of Doin' Time may contain audio images of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have died, and discussion of Deaths in Custody.Sunday the 8th of September saw the official launch of Disrupt Land Forces 2024, with an event at Camp Sovereignty called "Lest We Forget The Frontier Wars." In this episode of Doin…

CLIMATE ACTION RADIO SHOWSEPTEMBER 16TH 2024PRODUCED BY VIVIEN LANGFORD SLICK by Royce Kurmelovs and PEAK OIL by Peter Sainsbury "Slick" suggests the oil slick spilling out of broken tankers and covering sea birds but Royce Kurmelovs takes us to the Industry conferences and the Climate Conferences where the slick operators of the oil industry are d…

On this weeks program, Chris talks to Alice Humble about her families journey riding a Urban Arrow cargobike in Ballarat, Wadawurrung Country, you can follow Alice's adventures on Life on a Cargo Bike. Alice talks about being a mum and teacher, cues for deciding to buy a cargobike, keeping a daily exercise routine, having kids, starting off with a …

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners, please be advised that this program includes references to state violence and colonisation. If you need to talk to someone about the issues covered in the program you can contact: 13 YARN (13 92 76) which is a dedicated 24/7 national crisis support line for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peopl…

On this iteration of the Monday Breakfast show you'll hear: Rob spoke with NTEU's Victorian Secretary Sarah Roberts about the Victoria University National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) members who have been stood down in response to Victoria University NTEU members striking for a new EBA with fair pay and conditions. Megan Krakouer and Gerry Geor…

We are absolutely delighted to announce that “Queering The Air: Unplugged” has welcomed back the incredibly talented Simone Spittle for her third visit to our studio. This occasion is particularly special for us as it marks Simone’s inaugural live performance on our show, making it a significant milestone in our journey together.The excitement surr…

In today’s show Betty and Trev take us through the diverse ecosystems of Palestine, the meeting point of three continents. We discuss the agricultural history and the impact of Zionist occupation and land use changes on the landscapes and animals of Palestine. Music played:Rasha Nahas 'Desert' - https://rashanahas.bandcamp.com/album/desertDaniel Ka…

Live census updates - gender identity in but not intersex.Stand bi us conference in 2 weeks.द्वारा Sally Goldner

In this episode we chat to Jessie Coughlan, campaigner at NOFF in Tasmania, about shareholder and consumer activism against the salmon farming industry.Image: Andrea Pokrzywinskiद्वारा James Whitmore, Claudia Sullivan and Jessie Coughlan

Weekly update from the CFMEU Constrruction & General Division (Vic.Tas). What's happening during the administration take-over plus what's happening in the real world of the members. Scallywags and sooks aplenty.द्वारा Gorilla, Campo, Golden Sparrow, Three Trees

On Sunday 8 September, AB Bishop - Horticultural Editor Gardening Australia Magazine, was joined by Greg Boldiston - Longinomus Plants, Kate Archdeacon - My Smart Garden Program Coordinator, and Jac Semmler - plant creative & author of Super Bloom.Text your gardening questions to 0488 809 855, or call 9419 0155 while we're on the air.Tune in 7:30 -…

This Womens Climate Conversation identifies some tools and ways forward to caring for future generations and all life. Guests: Susan Moylan-Coombs is the founding director of The Gaimaragal Group, which she established to create a new story of connection and wellbeing for all Australians.The group’s aim is to facilitate the voice for our Elders in …

We're joined by Wage Peace organiser Margie Pestorius, long-time peace activist Lee Rhiannon and Walpiri elder Ned Hargraves Jampijinpa to talk about the Disrupt Land Forces Festival of Resistance. We discuss the impacts of the military industrial complex on communities here and around the world, and the importance of coming together to work in sol…

Nasser has a conversation with Tasnim Sammak, a Palestinian activist, mother, community organiser, and PhD candidate at Monash University. They speak about her family's exile to Gaza and life in refugee camps, Tasnim's reflections on the Free Palestine movement since her involvement in 2008, the military-industrial complex and profiteering from war…

News and labour updates from the Asia Pacific region.We hear speak with Cathy and Sarah, both founding members of Free Kanaky Solidarity Naarm, reporting on the recent return of a solidarity mission to Kanaky.Asia Pacific Currents provides updates of labour struggles and campaigns from the Asia Pacific region. It is produced by Australia Asia Worke…

Voices for Palestine here II Voices from the Sept 1 Sydney rally for Palestine. First Damien Ridgewell, the MC, who morns the death of fathers and children in Palestine while Australia continues to fuel the war machine. Omar, Vice President of the Palestine Youth Society at the Sydney University of Technology, who speaks about the martyrs and the p…

TEMAS DEL PROGRAMA DE HOY- SEGUIMIENTO DE ANUNCIOS DE INJECCION DE FONDOS PARA AYUDAR CON LA VIOLENCIA INTRAFAMILIAR- CUAN EFECTIVA ES LA CENSURA EN LAS REDES SOCIALES?- NIÑOS DE ESCUELAS PRIMARIAS ENCONTRADOS VAPING - RECOMENDACIONES- EL PAIS CON MAS MADRES SOLTERAS ES COLOMBIA- HISTORIA Y ACTIVIDADES DE LA LIGA DE MAMAS HISPANAS: ENTREVISTA A LIL…

Arms trade bullshit, Ukraine, Sudan and a strike at the pig factoryद्वारा Jacob Grech

Moira Finucane chats about Finucane & Smith's Global Smash Club at Melbourne Fringe, Trades Hall, ETU Ballroom, October 16 to 19. Finucane & Smith's Global Smash Club | Melbourne Fringeद्वारा Moira Finucane with James McKenzie

Thorne Harbour Health's Cal Hawk joins James McKenzie in the studio to discuss Australia's PrEP shortage, Melbourne's Mpox outbreak and online safety. Health Services for LGBTIQ+ Communities and PLHIV | Thorne Harbour Healthद्वारा Cal Hawk with James McKenzie

SUGAR cabaret writer Ro Bright interview. Performed by Tomas Kantor, directed by Kitan Petkovski, presented by the Bullet Heart Club. Trades Hall, Commons Room, 16 to 20 October, Melbourne Fringe (world premiere). SUGAR | Melbourne Fringeद्वारा Ro Bright with James McKenzie

Sheridan and her husband were friends as children, went out together as teenagers and got married when Sheridan was 20 and her husband 21. Her husband had taken a pledge not to drink until he was 21 and kept it. But when he did begin to drink socially, it was problematic almost immediately and Sheridan soon became anxious, covering for him by takin…

Household debt takes on a new meaning when you are a former assassin seeking retribution for the death of a child while, at the same time, trying to manage your domestic life. Mark Mupotsa-Russell explores these dilemmas in his novel, ‘The Hitwoman's Guide to Reducing Household Debt’.Melbourne is the city. It and the characters who just want to be …

Now that Luke Eve and Maria Albiñana are out of lock down from their Valencia flat with Luke's mother Karen the hit online series Cancelled (referring to the wedding that was stopped with the rest of the world because of Covid) has morphed into a feature film. It’s called UnCANCELLED and it was shot during the spectacular Fallas Festival in Valenci…

'Together We Fall Apart' is Sophie Matthiesson's novel about running away and coming home against a backdrop of addiction.'The End and Everything Before It' is Finegan Kruckemeyer's first novel where the tale twists upon itself highlighting the development of a town over the course of time where legend and life are intertwined.…

This is the first interview with Jeanine Leane about her book of poetry, Gawimarra Gathering.द्वारा Jeanine Leane is interviewed by Di Cousens

This week on Lost in Science, we're taking a trip back in time to revisit two fascinating stories! First up, Chris dives into the curious world of cat taste—exploring why our feline friends are such picky eaters and the evolutionary reasons behind their unique palate. Then, Claire catches up with Dr. Julie Old to chat about the incredible wombat an…

Acknowledgement//Headlines// Dr Marco de Jong - Pacific Historian & Lecturer at Auckland UniversityPacific Historian Dr Marco de Jong joins us to unpack last week's 53rd Pacific Islands Forum summit. We will be discussing climate change mitigation/adaptation concerns for Pacific Island nations, the imposition of western military strategic interests…

Forthnightly update from the Plumbers Union (PPTEU). Organisers going around to sites doing toolboxes to update members. Big rally and reaction from the members on site. Industry news including Airport new terminal news, data centres builds, 9 warehouses out near airport, constuction along St Kilda Rd in the City and Campberfield/ Epping. Drug & Al…

What a gun - Rosie Heselev. At 30, she is the founder of Australia's first national prison newspaper, About Time. The paper is intended to be a narrative shift about prison and prisoners, with the hope of it eventually being completely produced by peers. It is off to a great start, having just released its second edition. Rosie got to learn quite a…

The Greatest Good For The Greatest Number I Social Disintegration I Neither Left Nor Right I The Dysfunctional Left Fights The Dysfunctional Right I Gaza: The Carnage Continues I Public Housing Merry-Go-Round I "Agencies": The Midwives Of The Corporatisation Of Small Business I Pathetic Responses To Electrical Blackouts: Don't Blame It On The 300 A…

This week we go to one of the massive rallies held around the country on Tuesday 27th August in support of the CFMEU Construction Division as the Federal Government passes legislation putting the Union under administration and undermining the recently Fair Work Commission approved eba. We follow that with the broader agenda which has led to a commu…

Jimi is joined by Afifeh Saeidavi, an Iranian Arab woman who came to Australia in 2012 with her family. Afifeh is one of more than 10,000 refugees who have been ignored and left in indefinite limbo for over 10 years due to Australia's failed 'fast track' system. For the last 51 days, refugees have been campaigning 24/7 for permanent visas through p…

News headlines // 7:15AM // Madushika, 15-year-old refugee who spoke outside the Victorian Labor office at the rally for refugees on Friday 30th August, taking action against the inhumane immigration policies in so-called Australia and demanding permanent protect visas for all. For news, updates and actions, please follow the Tamil Refugee Council …

*Content Warning: This episode of Doin' Time may contain audio images of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have died, and discussion of Deaths in Custody.In this week's Doin Time, Marisa speaks to representatives from the Black Peoples Union and the National Suicide Prevention Trauma Recovery about youth incarceration and Aboriginal …

Faith and Val are joined in the studio on yet another epically windy morning by Mathieu Cadet of Port Phillip Bicycle User Group. We all share our bike moments, before taking a quick look at some news including an update on the La Trobe Street bike lane which appears to have re-opened and the start of Women's Health Week. After the break discussion…

On this episode, we listen to part of a speech by Dr Samah Sabawi, award-winning playwright, author and poet from Gaza city Palestine who lives and works in Naarm, speaking at a Free Palestine Rally on the 11 August 2024. We then hear from Kaushi, a feminist and activist based in Thailand and one of the founders of the group Chiang Mai for Palestin…

Welcome to another iteration of the Monday Breakfast show, broadcasted live from 3CR Community Radio in Naarm./Melbourne. Last week the Victorian Government under Jacinta Allan backflipped on its promise to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 14 in so-called Victoria as part of its Youth Justice legislation passed this week. It is worth men…

Fountain Lakes In Lockdown: A Drag Parody Play For this episode of Queering The Air, our co-host in training, Shurthi, teamed up with Madison Moffat, who are hosting for the first time after completing her training. They welcomed Thomas Jaspers and Scott Brennan, who brought you “Fountain Lakes in Lockdown: A Drag Parody Play,” a hilarious reimagin…

On this show we welcome back Zane McNeill to discuss their new edited collection: Building Multispecies Resistance Against Exploitation: Stories from the Frontline of Labor and Animal Rights (published by Peter Lang, 2024). This incredible collection of contributions from activists and scholars about the structures of violence and oppression that a…

Census debacle, media beatupsStand bi usTGD yogaद्वारा Sally Goldner AM