Tuesday Hometime

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Local, national and international interviews with activists on human rights, civil liberties and animal welfare issues. The show has been on air since the late 1980s.

  1. 2 GG FA

    Western Sahara refugee camp - 50 years I Will Australian governments ever stop following the US into unwinnable wars I Speech by Jerusalem Peace Prize winner I Bougainville Freedom Movement: actions to cease unauthorized work by mining companies

    His week that was –  Mr Kevin HealyHumanitarian photojournalist Liz Loh Taylor relates her experiences during a two week visit to the Western Sahara refugee camp in Algeria. Fifty years waiting for justice and returning home.Dr Alison Broinowski AM – will Australian governments ever learn to develop back bones and stop following the US into unwinnable wars.The speech given by the 2026 winner of the Jerusalem Peace Prize, author, academic and human rights activist Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah.Vikki Johns from the Bougainville Freedom Movement with news from the mine site in the form of a public notice demanding unauthorised work by mining companies cease. Also bouquets to Theolina Roke Matbob, co- winner of the prestigious environmental Goldman Prize

  2. 5 MAG

    Omissions in the UN resolution on the transatlantic slave trade I International Freedom Socialist Party Secretary on Trump & fascism I Part 2 - 2026 elections in Pacific Nations I Countering the myths & lies around renewable energy

    His week that was – Kevin Healy Binoy Kampmark, senior lecturer at RMIT University, highlights the omissions from the UN resolution on the transatlantic slave trade, the role of African slavers in the trade. The international Secretary of the Freedom Socialist Party, Stephen Durham, in Australia to speak at public meeting about the impact of Trump in the US and the threat of fascism in the US.  Part 2 of the interview with Islands Business correspondent Nic Maclellan looking at upcoming elections in a number of Pacific Nations. Where are we for a sustainable future away from fossil fuels? Dr Mark Diesendorf, originally a physicist who expanded into interdisciplinary research on energy and sustainability. He is currently Honorary Associate Professor in the environment and society group in the the school of Humanities and Languages at UNSW Sydney. He will counter the myths & lies about renewable energy.

  3. 28 APR

    Dire consequences if Trump remains in power I Endless US wars accelerate climate change I Cuban people suffer under US oil embargo I 2026 elections in the Pacific I New Chinese research signal another nail in the coffin for AUKUS

    His week that was – Kevin HealyBinoy Kampmark, senior lecturer at RMIT University voicing concern should President Trump remain in power in the US as his health deteriates. Public health advocate and environmentalistDr Colin Hughes from Western Australia, assessing the state of the environment including the impacts of the endless wars by the US on climate change.Professor Richard Broinowski, former ambassador to Mexico amongst others, voices his concerns about the future for the people of Cuba if the US oil embargo remains.Correspondent with Islands Business Nic Maclellan looking to elections this year in the Pacific.Social commentator John Queripel with new Chinese research which could put another nail in the coffin of the nuclear powered submarines for Australia.

  4. 14 APR

    Part 2: Country profile of the Caribbean Islands Saint Vincent and the Grenadines I 3 repeat interviews from earlier this year

    Part 2 of the country profile of the Caribbean Islands Saint Vincent and the Grenadines with Dr Sasha Gillies- Lekakis.Plus 3 Repeat interview from earlier in the year:1.Dr Helen Rosenbaum, daughter of Holocaust survivors talking about her family history, her journey to activism for peace and also concerns that history could repeat, a reference to her father’s role in the removal of Palestinians from their land in 1948.2. Ann Wright, former colonel in the US army and now peace and antiwar activist, recounts her visit to Cuba, Venezuela and Minneapolis earlier this year.3. Australian Palestinian activist Amin Abbas on the situation in Palestine and the inaction of the Australian Government to address the genocide there.

  5. 7 APR

    Insights from a participant in a huge worldwide humanitarian delegation to Cuba I Exposing Australian military involvement in the war on Iran I Israel's illegal settlements expansionist plans for the West Bank I Part 1: St Vincents & The Grenadines

    His week that was – Kevin HealyFormer Colonel with the US military and now political activist Ann Wright was one of a huge delegation from many countries to travel to Cuba to take supplies and show their support for the people. She talks about what she experienced there.Co-founder of Union Aid Abroad (APHEDA) and recipient of the 2023-4 Jerusalem (Al Quds) Peace Prize Helen McCue still working to instill backbone in the ALP government regarding standing up to the US and assessing the current situation there.Part 1 of the country profile of the Caribbean islands Saint Vincent and the Grenadines with Dr Sasha Gillies-Lekakis. This country played a role in the recent successful vote at the UN regarding slavery

  6. 31 MAR

    Worldwide impacts of Trump & Netanyahu's war on Iran I Conversation between publisher Louise Adler and cancelled Palestinian writer/academic Randa Abdel Fatah I Part 2: impacts of war on Iran on Pacific Nations I Monthly update from Genethics Network

    His week that was – Kevin Healy More of the impacts worldwide of Trump and Netanyahu’s war on Iran with Dr Binoy Kampmark, senior lecturer at RMIT university Conversation between publisher Louise Adler and Australian- Palestinian writer, human rights activist and academic Randa Abdel Fatah. Part 2 of interview with Nic Maclellan, correspondent from Islands Business, looking at impact of war on Pacific Nations. Bob Phelps, director of Genethics Network, with his monthly  scrutiny of the push for more GM.

  7. 24 MAR

    Human Rights in Cuba, Venezuela & Minnesota I The war on Iran - the worldwide negative implications for Human Rights & the Environment I Impact of the war on Iran for migrant workers & Pacific Nations

    His Week That Was – Kevin HealyRetired US Army Colonel and for decades human rights and environmental activist Ann Wright talking about her visit earlier in the year to Cuba, Venezuela and Minnesota.Perth doctor,human rights activist and environmentalist Colin Hughes looking at the world and not liking what he sees.Chairperson of the International Coalition for Human Rights in the Philippines Peter Murphy outlining the impact of the war on Iran on migrant workers in the Gulf States and at home in the Philippines.Correspondent with Islands Business Nic Maclellan and the impact of the war on Pacific nations.

  8. 17 MAR

    Australians for War Powers Reform I Dire consequences of Middle East war spreading beyond Middle East I Australian involvement in US war machine I Australian Government hypocrisy regarding visas & asylum seekers

    His Week That Was – Kevin HealyWhy we need War Powers Reform with Dr Alison Broinowski reprsenting Australians for War Powers ReformDr Tim Anderson and the dire consequences of the war in the Middle East for people in many countries, not just the Middle EastProfessor Richard Tanter and the extent of Australian involvement in the US war machineDr Binoy Kampmark and a dose of hypocrisy by the Australian government regarding visas and asylum seekers

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Local, national and international interviews with activists on human rights, civil liberties and animal welfare issues. The show has been on air since the late 1980s.

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  • Creatore
    Jan Bartlett
  • Anni di attività
    2009 - 2026
  • Puntate
    468
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  • Sito web del podcast
    Tuesday Hometime

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