Late last year we celebrated our 1000th show and it inspired us to take a listen back in our archives to celebrate the wonderful diversity of environmental and social justice stories that we've been broadcasting. As Invasion Day approaches, we play a repeat of a show produced by Indira Narayan in 2003 with recordings from a Survival Day forum on Yorta Yorta country. It features Monica Morgan and Margie Thorpe. I hope you enjoy the show and get inspired to join in the various Invasion/Survival day activities being organised for January 26.

A powerful combination of legal and direct action has halted illegal logging in East Gippsland.

Tanzanians are all-too-familiar with the promises made and not kept by mining companies and the national government. Uranium enters the scene.

Today on Earth matters we will be hearing about some of the environmental and social justice issues being raised by community campaigners at the companies London and Perth annual general meetings over the last month. We'll hear from Nemekene Tundama, Bron & Hilberto Torre Martinez recorded at the demonstration outside the London AGM and a report from inside the meeting from London Mining Networks Richard Solly and Andy Whitmore. At the Perth AGM we speak with Charles Roche and Nikola Casule.

The Basin Plan is slowly increasing the environmental and cultural flows of the Murray-Darling river system, but it is already under attack.