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GOR Authority II Tampa 20 Years On II Collingwood Community Garden Update II This is the Week II Extractivism in Ecuador II Indigenous Action Snapshot

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Annie McLoughlin, Phil Ingamells, Giles Fielke, Dr John Minns, Carlos Sorrey, Eddie Shepard

GOR Authority here II Phil Ingamells from the Park Protection Victorian National Parks Association (PPVNPA) gives us some understanding of the Governments new approach to managing the Great Ocean Road and the National Parks associated with it.Tampa 20 Years On here II Dr John Minns gives us an insightful analysis of the place the Tampa incident has had on the politicalisation of Australia's refugee policy.Collingwood Community Garden here II Giles Fielke from the Community Gardeners gives us an update on the fight to save the Collingwood Community Gardens.This is the Week here II Kevin Healey wraps up the week.Extractivism in Ecuador here II LASNET held a discussion around Extractivism is not Development. We hear from Carlos Sorrey from Ecuador who reveals how Australia companies are involved in forced removal of communities for extractivism.Indigeous Action Snapshot here II Part of the LIFE tutorial series, Indigeous Action covered work by activities on issues important to first nation peoples. This exert is from Edie Shepard from GetUp.

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