Left After Breakfast

Richard Tanter is a Senior Research Associate at the Nautilus Institute and Honorary Professor in the School of Political and Social Sciences at the University of Melbourne, where he teaches graduate and undergraduate subjects on Nuclear Weapons and Disarmament and Australian Foreign Policy. He joins us to talk about the role of Pine Gap in the Australia-US alliance and why Australia needs to purs...

History of Australian preferential voting, Weeds, former Concrete Gang presenter delivers hard-hitting commentary on Family violence.

Glen talks about the Nugent Hand Bank. The Bagman asks about privacy issues around Barnaby Joyce and Robert Doyle while Irene Bolger discusses #metoo

Glen fills us on some loathsome details about Churchill, Lord Halifax and Appeasement. Irene Bolger slips in some snippets of Union life behind the scenes and the Bagman, as always, is irate about the treatment of young workers. (Please don't mention our locked filing cabinets)

Roundup of the week with special reference to Malcom Roberts and the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney

Section 44'd! We talk Dutton's new mega portpolio, Larissa Waters and Scott Ludlam departures, in addition to local progressive news and yarns and rants from the Left After Breakfast squad.

Join Susanna and the team for our weekly round up, rant and all things social justice.

Join Susanna and the Bagman for our weekly round up, rant and all things social justice.

Join Susanna and the Bagman for our weekly round up, rant and all things social justice.

If you don't fight you lose! Join the Susannah, the Bagman and the team for their weekly round up.

Join the gang for the latest in progressive news on Left After Breakfast.

Join the gang again for Left commentary and some cracker yarns this episode of The Left Breakfast.

Glen discusses the 50th anniversary of the referendum to recognise Aboriginal people as human. Susanna winds up the news of the week including Manchester horror, toxic masculinity and the bigotry of Margaret Court

Glen talks about Vida Goldstein while Susanna remembers Clarrie O'Shea. Irene presents the coveted Tool of the Week award 

Glen speaks about the 'Hollywood 10' and the House of UnAmerican Activities, Irene and The Bagman discuss the George Brandis corruption claim, 457 workers, Kimberly Kitching and Derryn Hinch while Susanna lets fly at the White Ribbon campaign.

Glen talks about Burston School, scene of the longest running strike in British history, over 25 years of minors, not miners, striking in a small town in Norfolk. The Bagman waxes wroth on the chaos which is 457 Visas and Irene is counting dead women.

Today Glen discusses the 3 portentous November events in Australia: the murder of Ned Kelly, the silence of the guns in Europe and the dismissal of our elected government. The Bagman and Irene vow to keep 3CR a Trump-Free radio.

Glen discusses Tom Hayden, American political and social activist; Irene Bolger and the Bagman present their awards for Tool of the Week and Maggot of the Month.

Glen discusses the centenary of the 1916 Ant-Conscription Plebiscite in which Australia voted 'No'. The Bagman and Irene wonder when Senator Bob Day will retire, then muse upon the nasty business in the CFA and even nastier business with 457 Visas.

Glen talks about Bonegilla Detention Centre. Irene and The Bagman discuss Kimberley Kitching.