His Week That Was – Kevin Healy Why the Australian Government should reverse the policy of naming Hamas as a terrorist organisation – Paul Heywood-Smith, founding Chairperson of the Australian Friends of Palestine Association An outline of urban gardening as we celebrate Urban Gardening Month – Dr Nick Rose, Executive Director of SUSTAIN A history of Bougainville up to the present day – Journalist Jim Beaton Analysing the results of the Brazil elections – journalist and writer Fred Fuentes Head to www.3cr.org.au/hometime-tuesday for full access to links and previous podcasts.

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy Continuing of killings of Palestinian children and adults in the West Bank by Israel – Jessica Morrison, Executive Officer of Australia Palestine Advocacy Network Proposed mine in eastern PNG and a 130k pipe line taking tailings, including poisons, to be dumped in the sea near the coast. Possibility pipeline could be ruptured by an earthquake — Emily Mitchell, Research Director with Jubilee Research Centre Australia First 100 days of Marcos Jr. government in the Philippines — Peter Murphy, Chairperson of the International Coalition For Human Rights in The Philippines Life and work of anti-war and anti armed drones activist Nick Mottern (Ban Killer Drones) Head to www.3cr.org.au/hometime-tuesday for full access to links and previous podcasts.

His Week That Was — Kevin Healy Journey of US college student to establish a medical humanitarian organisation which has assisted over 2000 Palestinian children during the past 31 years — His name? Steve Sosebee PHD candidate and journalist Sasha Gillies-Lekakis outlines his plan for the thesis — Oceans apart: Drug Policy and Development in Cuba and the Pacific, Lessons and Opportunities for Cooperation How successive governments in "neutral" state of Ireland have assisted the US war machine by allowing their planes to refuel at Shannon Airport — Edward Horgan is a coordination with Shannon Watch. Dr Tim Anderson back from a tour of Lebanon, Syria and Iraq. Head to www.3cr.org.au/hometime-tuesday for full access to links and previous podcasts.

His Week That Was — Kevin Healy  Food systems, justice and sovereignty in Australia — Agroecologist and president of the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance, Tammi Jonas Three issues associated with Ranger Uranium Mine, NT — Associate Professor Gavin Mudd Responding to the announcement that there is to be an inquiry into Australia's war powers  — Dr Alison Broinowski, President of Australians for War Powers Reform and former Australian foreign diplomat Assessing the promises of more US money and resources to Pacific nations to counter the perceived threat of China in the region — journalist and researcher Nic Maclellan Head to www.3cr.org.au/hometime-tuesday for full access to links and previous podcasts.

His Week That Was — Kevin Healy Is the Australian War Memorial backing down on not properly recognising the Frontier Wars? — Dr Sue Wareham, President of the Medical Association For the Prevention Of War (MAPW) How The Independent Peaceful Australia Network operates to achieve its goals — Bevan Ramsden (IPAN) A reflection of war events — Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees More on the campaign to stop push for deep sea mining — Dr Helen Rosenbaum, Campaign Coordinator of the Deep Sea Mining Campaign Why has the Australian government cut aid to Palestine? — Ken Davis, International Programmes Manager at APHEDA - Union Aid Abroad Head to www.3cr.org.au/hometime-tuesday for full access to links and previous podcasts.

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy Politics in Brazil with the election for president next week – journalist and writer Fred Fuentes Impressions of politics in Zimbabwe – human rights activist Peter Murphy Greening the desert in South Australia – permaculturalist and hemp activist – Wayne Wadsworth Bob Phelps, founder and executive director of GeneEthics looking at all things genetic engineering  Concerns about major funding from Panguna mine – Bougainville activist Vikki John Head to www.3cr.org.au/hometime-tuesday for full access to links and previous podcasts.

His week that was – Kevin Healy US anti-war activist Kathy Kelly talking about the US Peace Memorial Foundation and the organisation World BEYOND War Did China invade India in 1962 or was it the other way around? – Historian and author Humphrey McQueen Part 2 of the history of Argentina – PHD candidate and journalist Sasha Gillies-Lekakis Is China a worry because of presence in the Pacific? We should be far more worried about what Australia is up to in the Pacific – journalist and researcher Nic Maclellan

His week that was - Kevin Healy Closure of human rights organisations in Palestine, 12 year jail sentence for Mohammed El Halabi - Jessica Morrison, Executive Officer of Australia Palestine Advocacy Network Part 1 of history of Argentina - PHD candidate and journalist Sasha Gillies-Lekakis Palestine human rights, and floods in Pakistan - Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees New president in the Philippines - human rights activist Peter Murphy Australia's secret deals with the US and Pacific nations - Dr Binoy Kampmark

His week that was – Kevin Healy The Taiwan lobby – historian and author Humphrey McQueen The wash up of the meeting in New York of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty members – Dr Margie Beavis representing ICAN and MAPW Environmentalist & permaculturist Wayne 'Wadzy' Wadsworth, planning to green the desert Lionel Bopage, former leader of resistance in Sri Lanka, assesses the situation there at this time

His week that was - Kevin Healy Work of the Australia Friends of Palestine Association - Founding Chairperson, Paul Heywood-Smith Part 2 interview with anti-war activist Brian Terrell The American Empire: hopefully coming to an end - Dr Tim Anderson Professor Peter Stanley, Military Historian, and the Australian War Memorial's refusal to include the Frontier Wars