Left After Breakfast

Includes poetry from Comrade Natasha

The fish rots from the head down, the weaponisation of menace - gallows on the streets of Melbourne Glen tells us about Communist producer, Hannah Weinstein, and her TV show, Robin Hood. The BL from the Bush details government incompetence and lack of leadership particularly in regards to ICAC

Indue reaps more taxpayer dollars, November 11 anniversaries, Voter Suppression and a poem from Comrade Natasha

Morrison exposed as a liar and a failure to the world in Glasgow.. Good news -"My name is Cleo".

WEstgate bridge Disaster remembered

Federal Elections are in the air - will Morrison go to Glasgow, will he take his pet rock? The BL from the Bush takes a swipe at federal spending and the 3CR resident historian says hello

Brownshirts in Melbourne, the problems with some youthful unionists

The Left after Breakfast Team discuss the issues of the week

The Porter Case as classic Greek Tragedy, The 3cr Resident Historian tells us of Julius Hobson, Afro-American councillor in 1960s, who used Direct Action and bluff with great success. and the Bagman discusses the issues of the week

History of the Ruby Princess fiasco and the ongoing incompetence of the Morrison government. Privatisation, who is it good for? Susanna and the Bagman discuss the infamous Puppy Pub Crawl

The Left after Breakfast Team discuss the issues of the week

Afghanistan. Why were we there? History of Australian involvement

A tribute to Bob Mancor, Black Lives Matter

The Left after Breakfast Team discuss the issues of the week

Burning issues of the week from the Left after Breakfast Team

Susanna and the Team discuss the failure of the Federal Government in the Covid 19 crisis

The team discusses issues of the week

The Cashless DebitCard is coming! 

9:00     What the redacted sections of the report of the Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse revealTim Jones from Latrobe University tells us what the redacted sections of the report of the Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, reveal about Cardinal Pell’s responsibilities to protect children in Catholic Schools from sexual abuse and his failure t...

9:05 David Uren University of Sydney speaks about the unequal impact of the Covid-19 labour market crisis and the data showing that Australian women and low paid workers are wearing the results. 9:15  Epidemiologist Tammy Hoffmann from Bond University explains why we have to look beyond a vaccine when dealing with the emergence and spread of novel viruses. 9:30  Water for Coal: Climate campaigner...

May Day! David Palmer, International Labor Historian and Associate at the University of Melbourne, discusses the origins of May Day, the beginnings of the 8-hour day movement in Melbourne and what we’re learning about essential workers during the Coronavirus pandemic. Hospitality workers and impact of Covid-19Paul Johnston has worked in hospitality for 18 years. He offers a personal perspective of...

Prayer as public policy: Philip Almond on praying for rain vs real climate policy. Religious Discrimination Bill: Tim O'Connor from Amnesty Internationaltells us why the draft Religious Discrimination Bill released in September 2019 takes Australia "back to the dark ages", and highlights and the need for a national Bill of Rights. Decriminalisation of abortion in New South Wales: Dr Prudence Flowe...