EPISODE · Oct 7, 2016
Stop the TPP I 70% sale of public housing to private business in Victoria? I Dr Noah Bassil
from Solidarity Breakfast · host Kim Doyle, Annie McLoughlin, Dave Oliver, Sarah Hansen-Young, Karen Batt, Dr Noah Bassil, Kevin Healey.
Dave Oliver (ACTU), Sarah Hansen Young (Greens Senator) and Karen Batt (CPSU) address rally to stop TPP outside Vic Parliament; Joe Toscano is starting a campaign to defend public housing assets in Victoria - no to the sale to private and not for profits; This the Week that Was; Dr Noah Bassil chats about the state of world politics.
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