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EPISODE · May 29, 2020

Hazelwood Fire Findings II Goongerah Despatches II Preston Market II Artist Arts Rescue Package from Port Phillip Council II This is the Week That Was II Don Sutherland on the 'New Accord'

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Annie McLoughlin, Don Sutherland, Wendy Farmer, Gaetano Greco, Tim Baxter

First up we go down to Gippsland stopping at Morewell for a word with Wendy Farmer from Voices of the Valley to talk about the end of the Hazelwood power station but more particularly the end of the court cases against the companies behind the run away fire and its affects in 2014 that burned for 45 days and still affects residents today.We hear from the far North East of the State with the fourth Despatch from our friends in Goongerah East Gippsland.We move closer to home with the fight brewing over the threatened Preston Market, Darebin Councillor Gaetano Greco talks about his concerns calling on people to come to the next council meeting on June 9th at Preston Town Hall at 6 pm if they too are concerned.A friendly word from Port Philip Council which is offering Artist Arts Rescue Package to help art workers throught covid.Kevin dishes it out with a week to rememberDon Sutherland assures us that Sally McManus from the ACTU has not moved to the dark side with the LNP's carry-on about a second accord. If the last item sent a shiver up your spine lets calm ourselves with a bit of Kutcher Edwards to celebrate Reconciliation Week.

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