The Guardian Podcast

This week’s edition of the Guardian Podcast is now available to download or stream from our ‘box’ widget on the right of the page. You can also download it via our podcast page. To subscribe to our iTunes feed click here. 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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