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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2015

Transport Week

from City Limits · host Kevin Healy, Corey Green, John McPherson

This week's show started off with report-backs from the Border Farce demonstration last Friday and the demonstrations for and against the building of a mosque in Bendigo on Saturday. Then we talked about how well the public-private partnership model is serving Melbourne's train commuters. Lastly we talked about ideas for Melbourne's road system.

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This week's show started off with report-backs from the Border Farce demonstration last Friday and the demonstrations for and against the building of a mosque in Bendigo on Saturday. Then we talked about how well the public-private partnership model is serving Melbourne's train commuters. Lastly we talked about ideas for Melbourne's road system.

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