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In this week’s edition we discuss the situation in remote Aboriginal communities and the reactionary response from the Howard government. We also talk about the relationship between the ALP and the trade union movement and we pay tribute to Cuban revolutionary Vilma Espin Guillois.
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In this week’s Guardian Podcast we speak with South Australian Correspondent Bob Briton about the United States and Australia’s complicity in the torturing of war prisoners under the US policy of ‘extraordinary rendition’. Bob also gives us some background on the way the Australian government spends it’s foreign aid in the Asia-Pacific region. You can subscribe to the online edition of the Guardian here.
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In this week’s episode of the Guardian Podcast we preview articles on the ALP’s backdown on the total scrapping of the ‘Work Choices’ legislation, the current investigations into the deaths of the five journalists known as the Balibo Five, who were murdered in East Timor in 1975 and we briefly discuss the controversy surrounding the shutting down of anti-Chavez TV station RCTV in Venezuela.
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This week we discuss some issues around Sorry Day and the lack of improvements in Aboriginal helath care during the rein of the Howard Government. We discuss the political advertisements and the use of taxpayers money to spend up big prior to elections and also on the subject of health care we discuss Cuba’s role in assiting the East Timorese over recent years.
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In this week’s Guardian Podcast we discuss the lawsuit being lodged by the Tasmanian Wilderness Society against the Federal Government, the military expenditure of the Howard regime and the upcoming visit to Australia of the Dalai Lama. Hope you enjoy the preview!
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This week’s Guardian Podcast is now available to download. This week we preview articles on the 2007 Federal Budget, the sad passing of Port Adelaide Aboriginal Elder Aunty Veronica Brodie and the rise of racist policy in Estonia. The Guardian is an independent weekly newspaper which relies heavily on donations. If you read the Guardian and would like to see it continue as Australia’s longest running Marxist/Leninist paper then please consider subscribing to the online or hard copy edition of the paper or donating to the press fund. You can click on our donation box on the right hand side of the page which will allow you to donate via PayPal. Alternatively you can visit the Guardian’s Online Press Fund.
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Listen to the Guardian podcast for discussion on some of the feature articles in this week’s edition. We discuss the recent May Day weekend of festivities, the new so-called ‘help-line’ set up for pregnant women by the Howard Government amognsts others.
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The Guardian Podcast is now available for download or streaming
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In this our first episode of Reds Under the Bed for 2007 we speak with Vinnie Molina from the CFMEU on the plight of the 107 workers who have been fined huge sums under the reactionary Work Choices regime. We also take some time to speak with Jorge Navas from the HSU in Adelaide to learn more about the role of the union in the area of health care professionals. We’ll have some cool music from Alistair Hulett who happens to be performing and the Adelaide Fringe at the end of next month (March). On top of all this we will give away some very cool prizes in our first ever listeners competition.
We hope you enjoy the show and feel free to email us with any comments you have about it.
Johnno.
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This page is dedicated to the official podcast of the Communist Party of Australia (SA) ‘Reds Under the Bed’. We will be uploading shows as regularly as time permits (every month or so we hope). We hope you find the podcast enjoyable and informative.
This week we broadcast a report given to the West Adelaide Branch of the CPA on the work of Cuba’s medical brigades. The Cuban Government has more medical staff working around the globe than any other country and more than the World Health Organisation (WHO). Tune in for an interesting report and some great music from Dick Gaughan and Inti illimani.
Venceremos!
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