Rob, Hannah, Edmi

Monday Breakfast

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Current affairs, media analysis, alternative media.

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Rob, Hannah, Edmi

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News

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www.3cr.org.au

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Kazakhstan Protests, Refugee Update, Midsumma Festival Fun, and Matt Chun 16.01.2022

Monday 17 January 2022 with Jacob7.15: Artist and writer Matt Chun joined Priya to speak about his new self-published picture book ‘Do You Ever Wonder?’, and processes and politics of creating against colonisation in the literary sphere in so-called Australia. Check out his work at http://mattchun.com/stockroom/doyoueverwonder 7.30: Victoria's premier queer arts and culture festival, the Midsumma...

Greater Gliders, NGV Kids' Festival, Literary Studies funding, teenage drinking 09.01.2022

Monday 10 January 2022 with Caitlin & EvanFelicity Law from Kinglake Friends of the Forest spoke to us about the campaign to save the Greater Gliders from logging in the Central Highlands and East Gippsland. You can donate to KFF's Chuffed campaign to cover their legal costs, visit their Facebook page, Twitter and website to find out more about the campaign. //Steph Pohlman, Youth and Families Coo...

Monday Music Special 02.01.2022

Kick starting Monday morning and the New Year with a great musical mix. Featuring Melborne artists, internationals acts coming to town, and a few of Evan's favourites.662 - Christone "Kingfish" IngramPlayground Memories - mango_bonePlains - Cool SoundsWheels Won't Roll - The Weeping WillowsBala - Ausecuma BeatsDon't you (Forget About Me) - Boy and Bear and Annie HamiltonIf I Told - Coutrney Marie...

VicForests, ARC Funding Changes, Latrobe Uni Wage Theft and Summer at the Botanic Gardens 19.12.2021

On Monday Breakfast - 20 December 2021With Caitlin, Evan and PhuongPhuong spoke with Chris Schuringa from Goongerah Environment Centre (GECO), about VicForests' alleged illegal logging and the surveillance of citizens, and about the many complaints made to IBAC by community groups. // Professor Anna Hickey-Moody chatted with Caitlin about recent changes to ARC funding, the organisation's position...

Great Ocean Road Privatisation, Gendered Hate Speech, Campaign Against Racism and Fascism, and Hirak Collective 12.12.2021

Monday Breakfast 13/12with Evan, Caitlin, Phuong, and Jacob // 7AM: News headlines // 7.20AM: Evan spoke to Matt Ruchel from the Victorian National Parks Association about a bill that could result in significant parts of national park and wilderness around the Great Ocean Road being privatised. // 7.35AM: Caitlin spoke to Nicole Shackleton about gendered hate speech and the influence of the new On...

Reforestation in Tasmania, World AIDS Day, migrant-women owned business, iPod's 20th Anniversary 05.12.2021

Vivien Langford spoke to Peg Putt - Former leader of the Tasmanian Greens about the community's capacity for reforestation.//Jacob spoke with Richard Keane, CEO of Living Positive Victoria, about World AIDS Day, recent challenges and successes of people living with AIDS, and ways that governments, communities, and individuals can support people living with AIDS. For more information on Living Posi...

Climate Change and Mental Health, Housing on the Bass Coast, Saving the Collingwood Community Gardens, Blockade Australia 28.11.2021

Scheherazade Bloul (WOTL) spoke with Prof. Helen Berry from Macquarie University on how climate change impacts mental health//Jessica Harrison spoke with Kevin and Zeb (City Limits) about housing challenges on the Bass Coast//Kevin and Zeb (City Limits)  catch up with Pam Morgan about the campaign to save the Collingwood Children's Farm//Hannah and Emma from Blockade Australia speaking with Stick...

#RaiseTheAge, Boycotting MQFF, Youth Climate Action, Blockade Australia 21.11.2021

Monday Breakfast with Phuong // Lee-Anne Carter from VALS spoke with Marisa from the Doin Time Show on why we need to #raisetheage. Lujayn Hourani, Lebanese-Palestinian writer, spoke with James from In Ya Face about why the Melbourne Queer Film Festival boycott has been called.  Ella Simons, 15 year-old school climate strike organiser, spoke with Phuong from Tuesday Breakfast about attending the p...

Palestine National Day, Healing Country, and Akuch Anyieth on Interpreting the Legal System 14.11.2021

Monday Breaky 15/11/2021with Phuong and Jacob Indra, Geema, and Sue on Done By Law speak with Akuch Anyieth who gives a fascinating insight into the world of interpreting in the legal system. Phuong and Jacob speak to Jessica Morrison from the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network about Palestine National Day, and the Australian government's anti-Palestine stance. You can access their online event...

COP26 Debrief, PNG COVID Crisis, Sustain Gaza Agriculture, and Collingwood Community Garden Campaign 07.11.2021

Monday Breaky 8/11/2021with Jacob, Evan, and Phuong Jan Bartlett from Tues Hometime caught up with Nick Rose, executive director of Australian food-sustainability organisation Sustain, about the work and challenges of the Gaza Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Platform (GUPAP). Evan speaks with Ian Kemish, former High Commissioner to PNG and Chair of Kokoda Track Foundation, about the COVID-19 situ...

Celeste Liddle on Let's Talk, Deaths in Custody, and the Plight of Racehorses 31.10.2021

Boe Spearim and Celeste Liddle with Let's Talk - a look at misinformation in communities during the pandemic, the Far Right and the Melb Rallys that took place during COVID. // Marisa from Doin Time interviews Aunty Anne Jones (mother of JC) with Aunty Megan Krakouer (from the National Suicide Prevention & Trauma Recovery Project) about what happened with JC's death, the court case and consequence...

Militarisation of Schools, Raising the Age of Crim Responsibility, Australian Services Union Update, and Geelong Trades Hall Conference 24.10.2021

Monday Breaky Oct 25 with Phuong and Jacob // 7AM: Marisa Sposaro on Doin Time brings us a report on the roadmap to raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility. // 7.20AM: Annie McLoughlin on Solidarity Breakfast speaks to Kristy Lee Tyrrell and Tim Sullivan with an update on Australian Services Union (ASU) members who are taking industrial action today at 12pm. // 7.50AM: Jacob Andrewartha o...

Australian Film Content in Age of Netflix, Afghanistan Update, and Australian Prison Unions 17.10.2021

Monday Breaky October 18thwith Phuong and Jacob // 7.00AM: Annie McLoughlin on Showreel brings an excerpt from an interview where Ebony Bennett hosted Matthew Deaner, CEO of Screen Producer Australia and actor/producer Erik. They spoke on how Australian content can be maintained with the supremacy of the Streaming Services like Netflix. You can find the full interview on Australia Institute's YouT...

The Raucus Anti AUKUS Caucus, Anti Vax Rallies, and Intersex Human Rights 10.10.2021

Monday Breaky October 11thwith Jacob // 7.00AM: We bring you a special feature - the Raucus Anti-AUKUS Caucus which was hosted by Renegade Activists on Thursday October 7 .The caucus featured a panel discussion on what the AUKUS alliance between Australia, the UK, and the US really means for Australia. Speakers included Jacob Grech, Guy Rundle, Clinton Fernandes, Dimity Hawkins, Dave Sweeney, Tale...

The Raucus Anti-Aukus Caucus, The F List Report, Tarkine Rainforest Campaign, and Australia's Role in Chile's 1973 Coup 03.10.2021

Mon Breaky 4/10/21with Phuong and Jacob // 7AM Jacob Grech on Friday Rave speaks with Clinton Fernandes about Australia's role in the 1973 coup against democatically elected Chilean President - Salvador Allende and the reasons behind Australia's involvement. Clinton Fernandes is Professor of International and Political Studies at UNSW. // 7.30AM: Meg Kimber on City Limits speaks to Scott Jordan, a...

Disability Access on Public Transport, Better Buses in Melbourne's West, YMCA Youth Parliament, and Gas Development in Bass Strait 26.09.2021

Monday Breaky 27/09/21with Phuong and Jacob // 7AM: Zeb and Meg on City Limits are joined by Ally Scott and Martin Leckey from the Disability Resources Centre. They speak about the long-running campaigns to make public transport accessible to Victorians with disabilities. Find out more about the campaign here. // 7.25AM: Phil and Mareta on Dirt Radio are joined by Laura Sykes from Friends of the E...

Updates on AFTINET's Vaccine Equity Campaign, YMCA Victorian Youth Parliament, Public Housing Updates, Sydney's Workers Share Stories from Delta Outbreak, and the Fight to Save Collingwood Community Garden 19.09.2021

Monday Breaky 20/09/21with Jacob and Phuong // 7AM: Zeb and Kevin from City Limits speak with Shane McGrath from HAAG - Housing For the Aged Action Group. // 7.25AM: Annie from Stick Together showcases the experiences of workers during Sydney's COVID outbreak. // 7.45AM: Jacob speaks with Kergen, Shehelah, and Dexter, three youth advocates from the YMCA Victorian Youth Parliament program happening...

Texas Abortion Law, Covid in Wilcannia, Fidget Kids, & Stop Adani Campaign 12.09.2021

News headlines://- Fitzroy Community School outbreak//- Pop-up vaccination clinics at highschools in Victoria//- AFLM update: Melbourne vs Western Bulldogs in Grand Final// Louie Dean Valencia-Garcia speaks to James from In Ya Face. A fascism expert from Texas State University, Louie Dean spoke about the Texas Abortion law, voter suppression, the Far Right and the Republicans and the Delta spread...

Comms Agencies and the Climate Emergency, Uprise Radio IPCC Report, Vaccine Passport Data Privacy, and Managing COVID as a Public Health Emergency 05.09.2021

Monday Breakfast 6 Sept 2021with Jacob // 7AM: James, Jackson and Mercedes from Uprise Radio caught up with Friends of the Earth campaign coordinator Cam Walker to discuss the release of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 6th Assessment Report. // 7.30AM: Alice from Wed Breakfast spoke with data privacy expert, Dr Helen Paik from UNSW Computer Science and Engineering, about some serio...

Living in Lockdown, Making the Law Work for Women, Melbourne Sea Slug Census, Fiona McLeod's 'Easy Lies & Influence', and Mark Buckly's 'The Lucky Country?' 29.08.2021

Monday BreakyPresented by Jacob // 7AM Judith Peppard is joined by Romana Vijeyarasa on Communication Mixdown to chat about the book International Women's Rights Law and Gender Equality: Making the law work for women, the Gender Legislative Index she developed at UTS and the potential of the law in the work of progressing women's rights and gender equality. // 7.30AM James Whitmore on Out of the B...

The Bendigo Street Campaign, IPCC Report "Code Red for Humanity", The Politics of the Taliban, and Lidia Thorpe on Treaty 22.08.2021

Monday Breakfast with Phuong and Jacob // 7AM: Fiona and Shane spoke to Jasmine, a Kurdish film maker who is making a documentary about the Bendigo Street campaign, where a group of people moved into houses left empty after they were compulsorily acquired for a freeway project that didn't go ahead. You can catch Shane and Fiona from HAAG on Raise The Roof 5.30 - 6 pm on the second and fourth Wedne...

Decriminalisation of Sex Work in VIC, Impacts of Working From Home, National Campaign Against Homelessness, Mental Health Workers' Fight for Remuneration, and the Campaign for Social Housing in Maribyrnong 15.08.2021

Monday Breakfastwith Jacob and Phuong // 7.00AM James Brennan from Stick Together spoke with senior economist from the Australian Institute Alison Pennington about the impacts of working from home. To check out the research, head to the australiainstitute.org.au // 7.30AM Kate Colvin speaks with Solidarity Breakfast's Annie McLoughlin about the national campaign against homelessness, which highlig...

#CountUsIn LGBTQIA+ folk in Census, US Congress Hearings on Jan 6 Riots, Living with Psychosis, Mike Rothschild's book 'The Storm is Upon Us', and Saving the Tarkine Rainforest 08.08.2021

Monday Breaky 9 August 2021 with Jacob and Phuong// 7AM: An excerpt from Democracy Now explores the recent US Congress hearings into the Jan 6 Capitol Hill riots instigated by Trump and supporters, featuring a look at civil rights activist Bob Moses. // 7.25AM: Dr Louise Hansen shares her experience of living with psychosis and what's helped with her recovery. Louise spoke to Suzie from 3CRs Brain...

Anniversary of Beirut Explosion and Current State of Lebanon, Proposed New Laws for Charitable Status Groups, Gambling Addiction, Toondah Harbour Property Development, and Revitalising Student Unions 01.08.2021

Monday Breaky 2 August 2021 // 7AM: Marisa Sposaro from Doin Time spoke with Alice Drury from the Human Rights Law Centre about proposed changes to regulations governing civil and community groups with charitable status. For more information, you can visit hrlc.org.au/factsheets // 7.30AM: Living Free on 3CR spoke about gambling and eating addictions with Terry, a man who has experienced both. For...

The Real Costs of Brisbane's 2032 Olympics, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anti-Racism, The Effects of COVID-19 on India's Working Class, Investigation into Tharnicaa Murugappan's healthcare, and Victoria's Big Build Social Housing Project 25.07.2021

Monday Breaky 26 July 2021//with Jacob and Phuong// 7.00AM: Priya Kunjan from Women on the Line speaks with Kerry Klimm and Associate Professor Chelsea Watego on the effects of racism on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and how people resist racism every day. Catch the full conversation here.// 7.30AM: Jiselle Hanna from Asia Pacific Currents is joined by Sujata, a “social justice and...

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