Headlines:
- Archive Genocide has broken past two hundred million web requests in its second month — keeping record of Israel’s war crimes in Gaza on the internet.
- Sally Goldner from Out of the Pan on 3cr wins Outstanding Contribution to Media at the Victorian Pride Awards.
Segments:
- Interview with Jo Samuel-King from the Dingo Conservancy about the difficulties
in protecting dingoes, their lack of protections, common misconceptions and how beneficial they are in ecosystems.
- Asia Pacific Currents' Jisell Hanna interviews the president of Doro Chiba -- representing railway workers in the privatised Chiba trainline about their four decades struggle against privatisation, and maintaining worker solidarity over decades of state repression. You can listen to more from the APC team
here or Saturday from 9 to 9:30AM.
- A deal accepted by the Australian Education Union will mean that teachers across so-called Victoria become the highest paid in the continent, it is a victory that comes after months of negotiations, strikes, and two previous offers which were rejected by members. An interview with Thomas Lock, a rank and file AEU member. He is also a member of Fight the Crisis - a group organising within the union.
Music:
The World Couldn't See Us by Nabihah Iqbal
Good Bloke by Rub
