Headlines II Voices4Palestine II Fitzroy North Place People Protest II This is the Week II Better Buses Transport Justice Rally II

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Annie McLoughlin, Tobia Severi, Kevin Healy, Dr Judith Buckrich, David Glanz, Amy A. Ciari

Headlines here II - APAN update on deaths and illegal incursions perpetrated by Israel during the so called 'ceasefire' including Australian citizen referred for war crimes to AFP after IDF tour.- Music Victoria warn musicians of the theft of their work by AI- RedAnt report accusing the Government of cutting NDIS to protect profits with the original plan to privatise disability support- Tax-funded Australian sugar institute linked to abuses in West Papua - Deepcut reportsVoices4Palestine here II The cancelation of the Anti-Zionist Australia (AZA) talk at the Kathleen Syme Library gave rise to a rally for free speech and Palestinian solidarity on June 30th. David Glanz spoke at the rally.Fitzroy North A History here II We talk with Dr Judith Buckrich about her new book Fitzroy North People Place ProtestThis is the Week here II Kevin Healey whittles the week with satire.Better Buses Transport Justice Rally here II The Sustainable Cities collective and the award winning Mt Atkinson Advocacy Group rallied at parliament calling for Transport Justice for Melbourne's West.

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