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.

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Situation in Gaza, West Bank & responsibility of Australia | Historical profile of Jamaica, Pt. 1 | The late Jimmy Carter | Jelena Dokic's story of survival and endurance | Health risks of Nuclear Power: the facts

Nurse, educator, human rights and lifelong advocate for Palestine Dr Helen McCue, speaking about the responsibility of the Australian government to assist with the reconstruction of Gaza and the present situation there and in the West Bank, PhD candidate Sasha Gillies-Lekakis with Part 1 of a historical profile of the Caribbean nation of Jamaica, Broadcaster and activist Jacob Grec

The Year That Was | Analysing Syria post-Assad | Rising Tide Festival | Vanuatu and 132 other nations' request to the ICC on climate change | GeneEthics

Final Tuesday Hometime Program for 2024: His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, Dr Binoy Kampmark, senior lecturer at RMIT University – reviewing events of 2024, Broadcaster and activist Jacob Grech looking for the truth about Syria as Assad leaves, Socialist Alliance member Coral Wynter talking about the Rising Tide Festival and Canberra demonstration in late November, Nic Maclellan

2024 wrap of human rights activism | Campaign to oust Peter Khalil in next election | US peace activists and Trump in the White House | Analysing the rapid demise of Assad in Syria

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, The year that was with human rights activist Emeritus Professor Stuart Rees, Launch of campaign to oust Peter Khalil from seat of Wills at next election – Michael Shaik, member of Free Palestine Melbourne, Two veteran US peace activists, Brad Wolf and Kathy Kelly talk about activism, the past year and prospects with Trump in the White House, Ret

Annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture, Pt. 2 | Twin dangers of nuclear weapons and climate change | ICC & ICJ decisions on Israel and Palestine | History of Bolivia, Pt. 2

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, Part Two of the annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture, entitled 'The Ethnocentric State and Our Fragile Australian Democracy: How Support for Israel Erodes Democratic Values and Practices in Australia and the West', and delivered this year by Dr Samah Sabawi, internationally acclaimed Palestinian author, playwright and poet. Associate Professor Tilm

Annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture, Pt. 1 | Report on the situation in Kanaky | History of Bolivia, Pt. 1 | Updates and news in Genetic Engineering

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, Part One of the annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture, entitled 'The Ethnocentric State and Our Fragile Australian Democracy: How Support for Israel Erodes Democratic Values and Practices in Australia and the West', and delivered this year by Dr Samah Sabawi, internationally acclaimed Palestinian author, playwright and poet. Nic Maclellan, correspon

Palestine genocide effect on one family | Philippines former President admission in Senate | Union Aid Abroad in Palestine and Lebanon | Donald Trump's imminent presidency | Cuba international conference report

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, President of APAN, Nasser Mashni explains the impacts on his family, from his father to his children, of the genocide continuing in Palestine, Peter Murphy, Chairperson of the International Coalition of Human Rights in the Philippines, report on the former President in Senate hearing admitting that he employed gangs to murder drug users when he wa

Update on Panguna mine Class Action in Bougainville | Revisiting interviews with Prof Peter Slezak, the late Joan Coxsedge, Amin Abbas, and Bishop George Browning

Activist Vikki John with update on class action against Rio Tinto due to devastation caused by the Panguna mine on the environment and society, Replaying of recent interviews: Professor Peter Slezak talking about the situation in Palestine as an anti Zionist Jew, Politician, activist and author Joan Coxsedge reviewing her writings in Hard Facts for Hard Times in the early 1980’s,

ICC & ICJ cases: attempted genocide in Gaza | Turning despair into hope | Aftermath of Venezuela elections | IPAN conference report and US control in Guam

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, Paul Heywood-Smith, recently retired Adelaide QC, talks about recent cases brought before the ICC and the ICJ and decisions and recommendations regarding the attempted genocide in Gaza, Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees on efforts to turn despair to hope, Coral Wynter returns to the elections in Venezuela in July and the situation in the South Americ

History of Hezbollah & where Israel is going with Gaza | US military base 'Diego Garcia' and the people of the Chagos Archipelago | Do we need Universities at all? | Analysis of Sri Lanka election results

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, Political activist and author Dr Tim Anderson focusing on Hezbollah. What it means, where did it begin, and its role in Lebanon today. Also where Israel is going with Gaza. Dr Binoy Kampmark, senior lecturer at RMIT University speaking about the denial, once again, to allow the people of the Chagos Archipelago to return to their islands because th

Israeli invasion in Lebanon and continued genocide in Palestine | Continuing legacy of President Marcos, Philippines | Permaculture pioneer's decades of work with refugees | Genetic modifications, continued presence of chemicals & no efforts to ban them

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, Dr Helen McCue, co-coordinator of APHEDA Union Aid Abroad, and winner of the 2023/4 Jerusalem Peace Prize talking about Israeli invasions of Lebanon and the continuing genocide in Palestine, The continuing legacy of President Ferdinand Marcos 42 years since he declared martial law 41 years ago in the Philippines – human rights activist Peter Mur