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His week that was – Kevin HealyAward winning public radio and tv journalist, author and now featured in documentary “Steal the Story, Please”, Amy Goodman, talking about her life’s work.President of Australia Palestine Advocacy Network, Nasser Machni, speaking of the role of advocacy groups in the struggle for Palestinian independence.Dr Alison Broinowski  and the Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillai. Also analysis of the upcoming elections in the US and IsraelFrom the archives - How the programme on 3CR, Palestine Remembered, began and the work of its founder Youssef Al Reemawi

His week that was – Kevin HealyMargaret  Reynolds and her time at the UN General Assembly in 1997 and preparation for  October 11 -3years of genocide, 3 years of resistanceDr Binoy Kampmark, senior lecturer at RMIT University with 3 years of genocide, 3 years of resistance US peace activist Kathy Kelly  with western complicity in Israeli genocideDietrich Bonheoffer with his Theory of Stupidity as told by historian and social commentator by John Queripel

His week that was – Kevin Healy Emmanuel Peni, executive director of Project Sepik, speaking about the threats to the pristine environment along the Sepik River in PNG if the copper and gold mine at Frieda River goes ahead Christa Christaki, Chairperson of Australians Friends   Of Palestine Association, speaking about recent events affecting Palestinians in both the Gaza strip and the West Bank and plans for the worldwide rally on October 11 against the genocide and in support of Palestinian resistance David Watson from Free Palestine Melbourne talks about the Red Lines Package legislation, the Royal Commission into anti semitism and the importance of attending the rally on October 11. Dr Colin Hughes with his thoughts on Australian and world events over the past month

His week that was – Kevin HealyMember of the Zimbabwe Information Centre in Sydney, human rights activist Peter Murphy, recounts his experiences of a recent visit to Zimbabwe.Professor Richard Broinowski AO,  his analysis of Kevin Rudd’s speech at the recent national press council meeting- finding it left a number of unanswered questions.Journalist and correspondent with Fiji based Islands Business Nic Maclellan reporting on his time at the Pacific Islands Forum in Palau.Dr Binoy Kampmark, senior lecturer at RMIT University, looking at AUKUS but without the rose coloured glasses of Kevin Rudd. The sanctions by western nations, but not by Australia, on Israel  and what Netanyahu knew about preparations by Hamas for 7 October 2023.

His week that was – Kevin HealyMary Kostakidis speaking after the court case brought against her by Zionists was dismissed. A case which  threatened freedom of speech and expression in Australia and the silencing of journalists.Executive member of APAN, Australian Palestine Advocacy Network, Hiba Farra on Albanese and Europe’s movements on settlers.Part 2 of the GeneEthics report with Bob PhelpsChairperson of the International Coalition For Human Rights In The Philippines Peter Murphy on the cases against Sarah Duterte, etc. in the Philippines.The reaction by 2 WA politicians to the Wall of Tears exhibition, featuring the names of 18,000 Palestinian children killed in Gaza, in WA parliament. Speaking with the President of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War Dr Sue Wareham.John Lander from IPAN, Independent Peaceful and Australia, explaining the need for the National Day of Action on 20 September in Melbourne and throughout Australia

His week that was – Kevin HealySad news of the passing of permaculturalist and friend Pam Morgan. Interview from 2008 where Pam talks about the recent hurricanes which hit Cuba.Dr Binoy Kampmark from RMIT University on the rocky road of social media bans on young people and the challenge by Judge Fagan to those equating criticism of Israel with anti-SemitismExecutive director of Gene Ethics Bob Phelps discussing threats to our food supplyDr Sasha Gillies-Lekakis with part 2 of his profile of South American territory of French Guinea

His week that was – Kevin HealyOutrage at IDF soldiers invited by Zionist lobby to participate in Sydney Marathon. Speaking with Emeritus Professor Stuart Rees.Dr Alison Broinowski and two men – Jean-Paul Marat and Donald John Trump. Spot the similarities.Vikki John from Bougainville Freedom Movement and the once again delayed vote in PNG parliament on Bougainville independence.Sasha Gillies-Lekakis with part 1 profile of French Guinea in South America.Social commentator John Queripel and his contribution to the AUKUS public enquiry

His week that was – Kevin Healy Interview with Australian/Palestinian writer and filmmaker, Ala’a Al Qasir about her latest play The Return. Dr Tim Anderson and the consequences of the US and Israeli war on Iran. Ken Davis, International programmes director with APHEDA Union Aid Abroad, speaking about the fight back for education for children and young adults in Gaza. Dr Colin Hughes, environmentalist, human rights activist and social commentator looking at issues impacting Australians from world events and government policies

His week that was – Kevin Healy Fred Fuentes - author, journalist, social and political activist on Columbia Jacob Grech and the connection between wars in Africa and wars in the Middle East Dr Binoy Kampmark- RMIT Lecturer with lesson 1.0 in AI Bruce Francis as a tourist in Peru and Columbia

His week that was – Kevin Healy The impact of the Israeli genocide on the children of Gaza. Speaking with the co-founder of the Australian charity for Palestinian children Amin Abbas. Part 2 of an Interview with Professor Richard Broinowski recalling his time in Iran in the 1970’s and the present situation there and in Cuba and Gaza. Correspondent with Islands Business Nic Maclellan with the preparations for the 2026 Pacific Islands Forum meeting in Palau. Mardi O’Connor talking about her three months in the West Bank with families under siege from right wing settlers and IDF.

His week that was - Kevin HealyPassing of one of the founders of 3CR, Bevan RamsdenArchive interview with Bevan Ramsden in Columbia attending a peace conference in 2024.Professor Richard Broinowski looking at situations in Gaza, Iran and Cuba.Environmentalist and peace activist Dr Colin Hughes with his month that was.From the archives: Pro independence activist for Bougainville Marilyn Havini

His week that was – Kevin Healy Mardi O'Connor reporting back from the recent ALP conference in AdelaideKathy Kelly  US peace activist on peace and war Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees home from Britain, Europe and Scandinavia with his impressions Dr Binoy Kampmark on Count Binface and his many friends in the UK. This month with Bob Phelps from the GeneEthics Networrk with concerns about the quality of the food we eat

His week that was – Kevin HealyProfessor Paul Komasaroff on AHPRA and IHRA.Christa Christakaki on the upcoming ALP ConferencePart 2: Grenada country profile with Dr Sasha Gillies-LekakisSocial historian John Queripel on monoculture and Marxism informed by flexibility.

His week that was – Kevin HealyBinoy Kampmark, Senior Lecturer ar RMIT University, revisits Trump and FIFA and  the unravelling of the ban on under 16’s access to social media.Peter Murphy, Chairperson of the International Coalition for Human Rights in the Philippines, on ex President Duterte and his daughter Sara Duterte, the current Vice President of the Philippines - both of whom are  facing trails in 2 countries. Nic Maclellan, Islands Business correspondent, on the anniversaries of nuclear testing in the Pacific by the US and France and PM Albanese carrying out his deputy sheriff duties in the Pacific.Dr Sasha Gillies-Lekakis with part 1 of his country  profile of Grenada, a country in the Caribbean

His week that was - Kevin HealyJohn Lander from IPAN with news of proposed storage of US weapons in central MelbournePart 1 of an interview with Coral Wynter and Jim McIllroy re Venezuela prior to and following the earthquakesDr Helen Rosenbaum from Deep Sea Mining Campaign with new critical report on the dangers of radioactive toxicity from deep sea mining Dr Colin Hughes reporting on the first day of the crowd funded public enquiry into AUKUS