New funding for ABC? II Collingwood Community Gardens to be bulldozed says Farm Committee II This is the Week II Wages, Women's Safety at Work & the line in the sand episode artwork

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New funding for ABC? II Collingwood Community Gardens to be bulldozed says Farm Committee II This is the Week II Wages, Women's Safety at Work & the line in the sand

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Annie McLoughlin, Marcus May, Andrea Witcomb, Kevin Healy, Don Sutherland

New funding for ABC? here II Morrison announced $3.3 billion for the ABC but surprise, surprise actually there is not one piece of new funding at all. We talk to Marcus May from Friends of the ABC for a closer look at the pretend promise.Collingwood Community Gardens to be bulldozed says Farm Committee here II In what can only be called a piece of bastardy the Collingwood Children's Farm Committee is about to bulldoze the Community Garden with the support of $860,000 from Richard Wynne's Department for a social enterprise model of community while pretending to offer a consultation with the Gardeners. In a land grab that would see over 40 years of community destroyed for a corporate model of social welfare the Gardeners are rallying the community to fight back.This is the Week here II Kevin rounds up a torrid week.Wages, Women's Safety at Work & the line in the sand here II Don Sutherland talks wages, women's safety at work and the false promise of support for Australian inventiveness from the Federal Government who is hoping noone looks at the fine print.

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