Public Transport + Renewables + Anti-Homeless People Laws

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Kim Doyle, Annie McLoughlin, FOE representatives, Kevin Healy, Dr David Giles

We cover the opinions of people at the RTBU February launch to return Victorian Public Transport back to public hands - the fight back against privatisation takes form.The attack on renewables by the Federal Government after South Australian blackouts has led to Friends of the Earth (FOE) going to the streets we cover their message. Report from Vivien Langford from BZE.This is the Week that Was from Kevin Healey.Dr David Giles from Deakin University who is an Anthropologist who looks at Humans in Urban Environments comes out against the Melbourne City Council Homeless Peoples Ban. Check out Homeless Persons Union and #NoHomeleesBan

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