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Radiothon SpecialPresenters Daryl Mc.Donald, Jessica Harrison and special guest Danielle Hassall.

Radiothon reminderSquatting in the UKAnother death of a First Nation personAntipoverty SummitSquatters tents evicted from Brisbane parks

Let us know what you like or don’t like about 3CRCatch up on last weeks newsA good news eventRadiothon coming up

I interview Catherine Cain. President of the AUWU.Radiothon coming up.

Danielle Hassall interviews Jemma, secretary for the Australian Unemployed Workers Union.

The Eight Hour DayAffordable Rental Market

Cost of Living CrisesViolent Protest

The tale of John "Chummy" Fleming 1863 - 1950John William 'Chummy' Fleming was a pioneer unionist, activist, agitator for the unemployed, and anarchist in Melbourne.

Breadline, the show by welfare recipients for us. This episode first aired on Monday 14 April 2025, with presenters Daryl McDonald, Jessica Harrison and Kaitlyn Blythe discussing the dangers and injustices of the Work For The Dole program. Jessica and Daryl come fresh off the AUWU demonstration in the Naarm/Melbourne CBD against Work For The Dole, and the team chats about the reported unethical practices by job service providers who rely on jobseekers for their payouts. Jessica shares the story of one welfare recipient who found her job service provider had added their name to her resume without her knowledge, and the sad story of Josh Park-Fing's death on a WftD job site in 2016.  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).

I interview Tracy Smallwood, the newly elected member of the Committee of Management for the Australian Unemployed Workers UnionDanielle Hassall talks about her experience in Work for the Dole places