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| Proposed Mine on the Mitchell River on Gunaikurnai country | Public to Purchase and Carry Pepper Spray in NT | History of Kanaky Liberation |
Monday Breakfast
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| Proposed Mine on the Mitchell River on Gunaikurnai country | Public to Purchase and Carry Pepper Spray in NT | History of Kanaky Liberation |
Welcome to the Monday Breakfast Show, on the 8th of September we had: Headlines: Anti-Fairness Bill amends Migration Act of 1958 to allow for deportation of refugees and migrants to Nauru. Australia urged to contribute more to the climate finance A pamphlet distributed at the Australian Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism summit has falsely linked the watermelon with antisemitism Segments:- PART 2 of Episode 1 in a multi-part series produced and presented by Amy Ciara as part of her fortnightly program Kill Your Lawn + Kick Your Fence on Fridays from 9am-10am.The series is about a mine proposed on the heritage listed Mitchell River on Gunaikurnai country that feeds into the Gippsland Lakes, and the various complexities and issues associated with the project. This segment originally aired on September 5th iteration of the Kick Your Fence and Kill Your Lawn show. - Last week the Northern Territory's 12-month trial of allowing members of the public to purchase and carry pepper spray began under what the Finocchiaro government calls an attempt to improve community safety. In response, 21 community organisations have signed an open letter declaring the NT Government's policies are "doing more harm than good". One signatory of the letter is Justice Not Jails, a grassroots community group working to oppose to the racist CLP government on unceded Larrakia country taking action against 'tough-on-crime' agendas that are targeting First Nations communities. The Monday Breakfast show was joined by Ace, a member of Justice Not Jails. To find more information go to www.instagram.com/justice.not.jails/ - Roscoe-lee Brown live in studio talking about Camp Sovereignty and Kanaky Liberation. Roscoe is a Jamaican-Australian journalist & activist who went undercover as a musician to document Kanaky protests in mid-2024. He is also founder of ResisDANCE & Radio RATA, a decolonial media and mutual aid network operating across the Pacific. Look out for resisDANCE cxffee - their proceeds will go to crimesceneaustralia.com/ Music: Inner Norm by Gut Health
Monday Breakfast
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