Indymedia on RTRFM

Indymedia on RTRFM

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  • Indymedia on RTRFM – 11 July 2022

    Joni Boyd joins you for another episode of Indymedia – your alternative news and culture show.

    We hear about the Forrest Chase event protesting juvenile detention conditions in Perth, following the movement of 20 young boys from Banksia Hill Prison to the maximum security Casuarina Prison.

    Raelene Cooper from Save Our Songlines stops by to discuss their ongoing action against the Scarborough Gas Hub, which is set to infringe on significant rock art within the Pilbara’s Murujuga National Park.

    Plus, make sure you catch up on all the news headlines the mainstream media missed!

    30 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM – 11 October 2021

    This week’s episode of Indymedia is chockers, and covers the Save Smiths Beach campaign (with David Mitchell), Friday’s action for School Strike 4 Climate (with student activist Mina), and a new exemption for fracking in the Kimberley (with Shaun Clark from the Kimberley Frack Free Network).

    All that and news updates from a full studio of Indymedia presenters – Ewan, Ray, Joni, and the (mostly) silent presence of Lulu and Brahma.

    42 min
  • Indymedia – June 6 2022

    Joni Boyd is back on your airwaves for another edition of alternative news and stories on Indymedia.

    She chats with Gerard Mazza from Disrupt Burrup Hub about the Scarborough Gas Project and the responsibility of Woodside to reduce its emissions.

    And Debra Zanella from Ruah Community Services stops by to discuss plans by The City of Perth to knock back their plan to relocate their drop-in centre and build for a major hub for domestic violence services.

    Plus, catch all the news headlines the mainstream media missed!

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    27 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM – 1 November 2022

    Zoe Theiadore and Lachlan Crossley keep us up to date on news the mainstream media missed for Indymedia!

    They are joined by Christine Duckum and Paddy Cullen to unpack the latest news surrounding Cockburn’s ‘Green Corridor’, including plans to hand the land back over the the City of Cockburn.

    We also learn more about Peter Tinley’s stance on the State Governments position to retaining affordable housing and residential housing in the area.

    Plus, catch up on the headlines from the fringes of the news cycle.

    35 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM – 14 March 2022

    Raymond Grenfell and Kelly Warden spent Monday in the studio for another edition of Indymedia this week.

    They continue their extensive coverage of the proposed Scarborough Gas Hub with Kuruma Marthudunera and Ngarluma Yindjibarndi Murujuga woman Josie Alec who outlines the continued attack on historically significant and sacred rock art in the Pilbara region and beyond.

    Indymedia correspondent Alex Boyd also dives into the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, exploring the impact cyber attacks in the region mean for the war and how they will impact Australian networks with Edith Cowan University Cyber Security professor Paul Haskell Dowland.

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    43 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM- 24 July 2024
    Alex Whisson jumps into the studio for a new edition of Indymedia.
    Alex also looks back on the past and forward to the present, as they revisit an interview from the archives with Professor Verity Burgmann, as the recent news of the CFMEU (Construction, Forestry, Maritime Employees Union) crisis with several misconduct and criminal allegations were revealed, as well as having several branches under individual administration.
    A big conference, The Indian Ocean Defence and Security Conference is taking place and this conference is a talking shop for heads of military, government and weapons companies. Joining Alex in the Studio is Sam Wainwright from Stop AUKUS WA.
    President Joe Biden steps down as the presidential candidate of the Democratic Party. The move comes in a difficult position, with the election not too far away and if acting selflessly, he would've quit months ago before the election campaign began.
    We'll look into the commentary and ideas that have been formed since this announcement, including the impending announcement of the Democrats successor, Vice President Kamala Harris, taking over as the leader of the Democratic Party.
    Plus, catch up on the news headlines the mainstream media missed!
    50 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM- 24 July 2024

    Alex Whisson jumps into the studio for a new edition of Indymedia.

    Alex also looks back on the past and forward to the present, as they revisit an interview from the archives with Professor Verity Burgmann, as the recent news of the CFMEU (Construction, Forestry, Maritime Employees Union) crisis with several misconduct and criminal allegations were revealed, as well as having several branches under individual administration.

    A big conference, The Indian Ocean Defence and Security Conference is taking place and this conference is a talking shop for heads of military, government and weapons companies. Joining Alex in the Studio is Sam Wainwright from Stop AUKUS WA.

    President Joe Biden steps down as the presidential candidate of the Democratic Party. The move comes in a difficult position, with the election not too far away and if acting selflessly, he would’ve quit months ago before the election campaign began.

    We’ll look into the commentary and ideas that have been formed since this announcement, including the impending announcement of  the Democrats successor, Vice President Kamala Harris, taking over as the leader of the Democratic Party.

    Plus, catch up on the news headlines the mainstream media missed!

    50 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM – 15 July 2024
    Joni Boyd, Ray Grenfell and Alex Whisson jump into the studio for a new edition of Indymedia!
    Ray speaks with Emma, a 17 year old Disrupt Burrup Hub activist who with her teacher blocked Burrup Road on Friday 12th July, preventing Woodside from operating in the area for half a day.
    Joni speaks with Lua from Decrim WA and Smut Club about the recent federal decision to remove sex work from the NDIS.
    Alex Whisson comments on the political significance and consequences of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at his Pennsylvania campaign rally.
    Plus, catch up on the news headlines the mainstream media missed!
    48 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM – 15 July 2024

    Joni Boyd, Ray Grenfell and Alex Whisson jump into the studio for a new edition of Indymedia!

    Ray speaks with Emma, a 17 year old Disrupt Burrup Hub activist who with her teacher blocked Burrup Road on Friday 12th July, preventing Woodside from operating in the area for half a day.

    Joni speaks with Lua from Decrim WA and Smut Club about the recent federal decision to remove sex work from the NDIS.

    Alex Whisson comments on the political significance and consequences of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at his Pennsylvania campaign rally.

    Plus, catch up on the news headlines the mainstream media missed!

    48 min
  • Indymedia on RTRFM – July 1st 2024
    Ray Grenfell and Alex Whisson jump into the studio for a new edition of Indymedia.
    Ray discusses the inspiring and incredible scenes as climate activists have been arrested after blockading the Newcastle coal port for the past 7+ days. the protesters are associated with Blockade Australia, who are challenging the fossil fuel industry, the system of exploitation and extraction in Australia. Blockade Australia challenge the underlying economic system that is supporting the fossil fuel industry.
    Kim from Blockade Australia, who took part on the 26TH of June blocking of a coal train line, joins the show to discuss the importance of protesting and what Blockade Australia are up to in Newcastle at the moment.
    Professor Salim Vally, South African human rights activist, South Africa’s National Research Foundation’s Chair in Community, Worker and Adult Education, based at the University of Johannesburg, joins to discuss the significance of the historic result in the recent South African election. The first time in 30 years where the African National Congress (ANC) did not win absolute majority in government and was forced to form government through a coalition.
    Alex speaks with Professor Vally to discuss the historic event and what it could mean for South Africa.
    Plus, catch up on the news headlines the mainstream media missed.
    48 min

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Tackling the issues that other media outlets refuse to acknowledge, Indymedia offers news and views from the progressive grassroots activist network.