Time to Draw the Line - Timor Leste II Sack Vanstone from ABC II Melb City Council Homeless Bylaws bite dust II Marx & today's capitalist report

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Many King, Fabio Cavadini, Stephen Langton, Kelli Whitmore, Kevin Healy, Humphrey McQueen

Amanda (Mandy) King & Fabio Cavadini from Frontyard Films talk about their film Time to Draw the Line documenting the history of Australia's shameful stance to the marinetime boundary between the two countries in pursuit of gas and oil reserves.Stephen Langton calls for the sacking of Amanda Vanstone from 'our' ABC.Kelli Whitmore gives an update on Team Doyle's #nohomelessban in the Melbourne CBDThis is the Week That Was.Humphrey McQueen on the upcoming anniversary of Das Kapital and the relevance for today.

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