Headlines
Under a plan to give away Australians’ personal data to the US, Palantir could be given access to our biometric data.
Australia's hunger crisis is spreading, as new research finds 3.6 million are struggling to put food on the table.
A new report finds President Trump’s investments in oil and gas stocks doubled in value in the past year, even as fuel prices surged due to Trump’s war of choice against Iran.
Trump loses allies in Brazil and Serbia following the victory of Brazil's Lula de Silva and the student movement in Serbia.
Bolivia is in a state of emergency. 78,000 Bolivians are suffering from extreme weather conditions brought by el Nino.
Segments
Interview on Yeah Nah Pasaran from Oct 22 where presenters Andy Fleming and Cam Smith spoke to Tom Raue from Anticop, an educational resource about police and activism'. He breaks down the history and role of police and outlines some of the repressive legal tactics used by various states across so-called Australia.
Excerpt from Out of the Blue where presenter Sabrina spoke to Hayley Sestokas from Environment Victoria. Environment Victoria are asking La Trobe Valley and Gippsland residents to make a submission on the multinational energy corporation, ENGIE’s, plan to turn the Hazelwood coal mine into a lake.
Cece interviewed Muyuan Ali, secretary of the Palestine national day, about the Palestine Cultural Festival this Saturday from 4pm to 10pm in FED square. The day will be centred around showcasing Palestinian culture and how it is rooted in Australia. With food, live music, fashion shows, dancing and much more it is an opportunity for anyone from anywhere around the world to celebrate Palestine.
As part of our five-week series with Stop the F*ckery, Hannah spoke to Chris Schuringa from Environment Victoria, focusing on the F-word known as fauna, and breaking down what some of the effects have been on Victoria's animal wildlife
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Rob, Hannah, Cece, Liv
