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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2024

Tell the Truth about Palestine Rally II Prison Visitor Research II Geelong Gallery 2024 II This is the Week II X-Rebellion Westgate Stoppage

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Annie McLoughlin, Declan Furbur Gillick, Dr Nicole Ryan, Lisa Sullivan, Kevin Healy, Catherine Strong

Tell the Truth about Palestine Rally here II Declan Furbrin Gillick speaking up at the MEAA members for Palestine rally outside the ABC to mark the Fair Work Commission hearing into the dismissal of Antoinette Latouffe held on Friday March 8th.Prison Visitor Research here II Doctorate research by Dr Nicole Ryan from La Trobe with support from Dr Nathan Ryan from the Australian Catholic University into how deficient communication can lead to harsh outcomes for people trying to visit their loved ones in prison.Geelong Gallery 2024 here II Chief Curator at the Geelong Gallery Lisa Sullivan tells us about the amazing program set to go at the gallery. It includes a Noel Counihan exhibition and a Margret Preston exhibition of works and much, much more.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy dishes it up - satire with a trim of awful.X-Rebellion Westgate Stoppage here II Catherine Strong from X-Rebellion joins us to talk about the successful action to raise awareness of the climate emergency held on March 5th - disrupting traffic on the Westgate hit every news channel. It begins a week of disruptions starting March 13 - 16th. Catherine raises the spectre of police tactics to suppress legitimate dissent with the 2 activists involved in the Westgate bridge action receiving 21 days in jail.

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