Headlines// 7:15AM// Jessica has been a member of the Australian Unemployed Workers Union since it was founded but has been an activist since the 70s. In 2014, Jessica helped form a local AUWU branch in Wonthaggi, where they picketed job centres to support their members. Now she is on age pension and says she can't believe that we are still fighting Howard-era payments under the poverty line and the Morrison era of punitive penalty systems. Jess joined us on the show to talk about the upcoming picket organised by AUWU to protest the National Employment Services Association's annual conference.  If you need support after listening to this interview: 13 YARN (13 92 76), Lifeline 13 11 14, Suicide Callback Service 1300 659 467, QLife 1800 184 527 (3pm - midnight). Links:'Stop Profiteering from Poverty' event AUWU websiteBreadline (AUWU's radio show) 7:30AM// Zelda from Disrupt Wars. Last Tuesday at 12:30pm there was a snap action held outside the Indonesian embassy to demand an end to the persecution of West Papuans, the release of all political prisoners, and the protection of Sayang Mandabayan - a pro-democracy leader and mother of four. Here to tell us more about the action and the protests in Sorong is Zelda from Disrupt Wars. Links:Support the Peace in Papua campaign7:40 AM//  Pipin Jamson, Melbourne Bergerak, an Indonesian woman who spoke outside the Indonesian consulate in Naarm last week calling for solidarity to Free West Papua. 7:45 AM// Laura Billings is the Campaigns Director at Parents for Climate, a climate advocacy organisation representing parents, carers, and kids with the shared goal of a safe future for our children. Laura is also a co-organiser of her local Parents for Climate group on Wadawurrung country in the Bellarine-Geelong-Surf Coast area. Laura is here to chat to us about the need for an emissions reduction target of net zero for 2035 and the actions Parents for Climate is taking to advocate for this goal. 8:00 AM// Jaimie Jeffrey is a member of the Elbit out of Victoria campaign which was initiated by Free Palestine Coalition Naarm. Jaimie is a life-long human rights activist who plays a leading role in several pro-Palestine and anti-militarism groups. Jaimie is back on Tuesday Breakfast to talk about an event taking place tomorrow at Trades Hall: the launch of the Future Fund report with a screening of the film, To Kill a War Machine.Links:Future Fund Report 8:15 AM// Rochelle Francis, a board member at Democracy in Colour, an independent, non-partisan organisation advocating for racial justice, led by and for people of colour. Rochelle also works as a community lawyer. Rochelle is joining us today to talk about the threats posed by the recent so-called "March for Australia" and what commitments are needed from our governments moving forward to promote an inclusive democracy.