Tuesday Hometime

 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 Busi...

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 Phelps...

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 P...

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-Le...

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, environmenta...

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 prep...

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...

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...

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 d...

His week that was – Kevin HealyDr Sue Warham and recent developments at the Australian War Memorial. Dr Binoy Kampmark digests Pauline Hanson. Mike Kisham, vice chairperson of AFOPA in Adelaide with his journey for Palestine and Censorship of support for Palestine. As its 50th anniversary week for 3CR two interviews from the early days of the genocide in Gaza with Emeritus Professor Stuart Rees an...

His week that was - Kevin HealyDr Tim Anderson back from a visit to Cuba believes that, despite the shortages and hunger, Trump will not invade. Dr Alison Broinowski AM, former Australian diplomat, author and member of War Powers Reform with a warning to Albanese - those who sleep with dogs will catch fleas. Kathy Kelly, US anti war and peace activist, on the situation in the Middle East. Bevan Ra...

Speaking with Muayad Ali, about the film Tantura, One Day of the Nakba in Palestine, when the villagers were massacred and ethnically cleansed. His grandmother together with her children forced to flee. Dr Alison Broinowski and the prestigious US  award to Mary Kostakidis for investigative journalism. Rev. Sadie Stone relates her experiences being black listed at Manilla airport for her human righ...

His week that was - Kevin HealyRadiothon edition  - a look back on several interviews from past programs as we endeavour to raise $300,000 for the coming year. Natalie Lowery and the history of aid watch. Neil Parra,  Tamil asylum seeker who walked to Sydney to see the Prime Minister, after waiting over 10 years with his family here in Australia , seeking permanent residency. Dr Margie Bevis,Vice...

His week that was – Kevin Healy Part 2 of Michael Shaik’s journey for Palestine The threats BDS face in Australia from the Albanese government with retired QC Paul Heywood-Smith The Gaza flotilla and the Australian media and government reaction with Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees Senior lecturer at RMIT university Binoy Kampmark looks back at the life of Ted Turner and CNN and the FIFA world of co...

His week that was - Kevin HealyPart 1 of an interview with activist for Palestine Michael Shaik beginning in a small village in the West Bank and concluding in an Israeli prison. Interview from my archive featuring Catherine Coumans, from Mining Watch Canada, speaking about the environmental and human rights abuses perpetrated by the Australian mining company Oceana Gold in Didipio, Philippines. P...

 His week that was – Kevin Healy A voice out of the wilderness. Why Emeritus Professor Stuart Rees has been silent for weeks. Interview from the archives: Permaculturalist  Rowe Morrow talking about her work with refugees around Asia and Europe. National webinar looking at the dangerous world of AUKUS and US occupation and the new AFP command to restrict/suppress political speech and actions. Bob...

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...

 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.  P...

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, form...

 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...

 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 t...

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 Pac...