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Urban environment issues, analysing government services, both federal and state and local campaigns.
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Kevin ponders the challenges faced by owners of super-yachts, and looks at suggestions about what to do when Australia is a military target.He then speaks with Helen van den Berg about the infrastructure Victoria could build to address ongoing water shortages, and which the currency-issuing federal government refuses to fund. song: Cool Water by Frankie Laine
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Kevin considers the outsized role of consultants in the tertiary education sector.Guest, activist, and font of information about new ways corporations and government have found to poison its citizens, Cath Rouse, tells us about the planned incinerators around Victoria. This technology has been banned or rolled back in other parts of Australia and the world, and will be run by a company with a terrible safety record, including the deaths of its workers.More information here:The development and expansion of waste-to-energy (WtE) infrastructure in Victoria (report. including the minority report by Greens parliamentary member, Dr. Sarah Mansfield) No Northern Incinerator Wollert (fb group) Climate Action Merribek (campaign and links)
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Kevin takes us on a whirlwind tour through the pages of the financial press, which somehow keeps returning to the "big four" consulting companies (Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC ).We replay an interview first aired 10 September on 3CR's Thursday Breakfast, with Dr Gina Bekker from the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law. In partnership with Inner Melbourne Community Legal (IMCL) their submissions, have successfully resulted in an official United Nations (UN) communication with the Australian Government regarding concerns about the human rights impacts of the public housing tower redevelopment plan.
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Climate researcher David Spratt discusses the calamities of gas extraction and data centres with host Kevin Healy.Kevin then gives us the news roundup, including strange happenings in Malta, and why the super rich might have to take up canoeing.
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Kevin considers the purchase of a 50 million dollar car.Kevin then speaks with Max Costello about developments around the legal recognition of refugee rights in Australia. MusicDon't Smoke in Bed, by Dan Tuffy & Song Crew
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