On this morning's show:

Headlines

• WA Opposition leader Basil Zempilis is set to launch a petition calling for the state’s Aboriginal Affairs minister, Don Punch, to resign following criticism over his lack of engagement in child protection and other issues disproportionately impacting Aboriginal people.
• 33 people have been killed in airstrikes in Yemen on Saturday. 8 women and 13 children were among those 33 killed.

Segments

Part 2 of Yeah Nah Pasaran's interview with Tom Raue from Anticop speaking about Anticop, an educational resource for countering the police. 

Liv spoke to Tim Buckley, director of Climate Energy Finance about Climate Council's recent Crude Awakening report which found that Australia is among the most exposed countries in the world to oil shock, especially since the US and Israel's strikes on Iran.

Cece spoke to Ryan, RMIT student and organiser for the students against AI protest happening on Tuesday 10th November. Ryan is also part of the petition to stop the construction of the Plumpton AI data centre.

Hannah spoke to Jo Hopkins from The Wilderness Society in the third instalment of our five-week Stop the F*ckery campaign. Today's topic was forest. (Music in intro of segment was Pattern Recognition by Soulaflair).

Links

Stop the F*ckery

@VictoriansforNature

Yeah Nah Pasaran Episode