Breadline

Harry from the Rentals and Housing Union, interviewing Danielle Hassall from the Safe Public Housing Collective. And she talks about the trauma of getting safe housing.Daryl talks about one of the many phone calls he gets on the unions advice line.

Job Providers Money for Nothing We talk to Mathew Harrison, Representative from the CPSU.

We talk about how APM are threatening clients payments if they don’t sign a false document. Daryl talks about one of the calls he gets on the advise line. Jessica talks about the sell-off of Public Housing.

We talk about myGov breaking down and the fallout and mayhem that followed. Interview with Catherine Cain, the Vice President for the Australian Unemployed Workers Union. Bob had his Jobseeker payments suspended because he went for a job interview. How dare he!

Daryl tries to call Centrelink.Interview with Daniel Levy, Secretary of the Australian Unemployed Workers Union. Daniel talks about some of the tricks that Job Providers use.Daryl Gets interrupted by a call from a Job Provider.

Continuing on with our special on Disability Support Pension Part 2.We interviewed Danielle where she talks about life on the pension.Daryl talks about one of the calls he gets on the advise line.

Kaitlyn talks about living on the Disability Support PensionDaryl talks about one of the calls he gets on the Union Advice Line.

Breadline, the show by welfare recipients for us. This episode first aired on Monday 8 July 2024, with presenters Daryl McDonald and Jessica Harrison. Jessica and Daryl speak to 3CR community radio trainer Ayan Shirwa about their "hairy experiences" with job service providers (JSPs) and the difficulties of living on a Centrelink payment. Also, Daryl discusses a call he received through the AUWU's National Advocacy Hotline, from a woman in her 50s who is struggling to get on the Disability Support Pension despite having medical documentation.  If you're having problems with Centrelink or want to know more about your welfare rights, you can email an AUWU volunteer at advocacy[@]auwu[dot]org[dot]au. Breadline is recorded and podcasted on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, and we pay respects to Elders past and present.Breadline airs on 3CR 855AM every Monday 6pm-6.30pm and is presented by the Australian Unemployed Workers Union (AUWU).

Daryl talks about one of the phone calls he gets voluteering on the AUWU advise line.Kaitlyn Blythe talking about the experience with Robodebt.

Noodle is a guy who lives by his wits, making a very good living by dumpster diving through the night. A very resourceful guy who didn't rely on government help.