Tuesday Hometime

Mr Kevin Healy – "His Week That Was". Coral Wynter – retired bio chemist on the Corona Virus then and now.How the Eco Centre in St Kilda is changing to reflect social distancing with Neil Blake. How a GP practice deals with the virus and general peace issues – Dr Margie Beavis. Brazil under Jair Bolsonaro. Campaign to cancel debt of low income countries with Dr Luke Fletcher – Jubilee Australia.

Mr Kevin Healy with His Week That Was.  Dr Megan Davidson CEO of Wildlife Victoria with an analysis of the impact on wildlife of the recent fires, what should have been done and hopefully what will be done in the future.  West Papuan activist Ronnie Kareni and the impact of the COVID-19 virus in West Papua.  How two events in the 20th century, 9/11 and the COVID-19 virus which have impacted, and continue to impact on our civil liberties.   Update on attempts to increase GM products into Australia and lessen controls with Bob Phelps from the GeneEthics Network.

This week's Tuesday Homtime brings you:The week that was - Kevin Healy.Peter Murphy chairperson of International Coalition for human rights in the Philippines looking at reactions to virus in Philippines, Zimbabwe and Timor Leste.Dr Tim Anderson - how Cuba is coping with virus at home and supporting people in many other countries.Cate Lewis from Australia Western Sahara Association with concerns about prisoners and others in occupied Western Sahara and dealing with virus in the desert camps in Algeria.Journalist and researcher Nic Maclellan describes the impact of cyclone damage in Pacific and efforts to contain virus.

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Grandfather expelled from Palestine in 1948, Grandson returns in 2020- Chaler Khazaal 3) Concerns over oil and virus in Timor Leste- Peter Murphy 4) State of play in Vemezuela- Charge D'Affair Daniel Gaspari 5) Kurdistan, past and present and possibilities- Fiona Skiotos, Australians for Kurdistan

1) His week that was- Kevin  Healy 2) Pacific news and views with Nic MacLellan 3) Part 2 of report from Western Sahara- Cate Lewis 4) Life in Sudan and journey to Australia- Aziz Hussein 5) First hand experience in Palestine- Kay Wennegal

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Extradition hearing in London for Julian Assange- Jacob Grech 3) Extension of Tindal R.A.A.F. Base- Stephen Darley 4) Coup in Malaysia- Lee Tan 5) News from Western Sahara- Cate Lewis 6) Life of an activist- Ed Kinnane

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Role of Pine Gap in U.S.  drone warfare- Stephen Daley, I.P.A.N. 3) Two of the speakers at the Canberra rally in support of Julian Assange 4) Monthly report from Bob Phelps and the Gene Ethics network 5) 50th Anniversary of the Vietnam Moratorium March- Joan Coxsedge 6) Vice Chancellor of Bethlehem University Br Peter Bray

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) 2 stories focusing on the time Brendan Nelson spent as director of the Australian War Memorial which included his promotion of arms manufacturers as sponsors, and his leaving to take up a senior position with Boeing, one of the sponsors. 3) David Stephens- editor with Honest History 4) Dr Sue Wareham- President of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War 5) What is the Coronavirus and is it being used to promote racism- Coral Wynter, retired researcher in Biochemistry 6) Neil Blake- Port Phillip Bay Keeper with updates on Campaigns 7)The courage of the whistle-blower Brandon Bryant- as told by Stephen Daley from I.P.A.N.

1) News from East Gippsland after the devastating fires- Fiona York 2) Inaugural world anti-imperialism conference in Cararcas, Venezuela- Melbourne activist Joe Montero was a delegate 3) Protest in Canberra during visit of Indonesian president- Ronnie Kareni and friends 4) Ongoing campaign against nuclear waste dumps in South Australia- Dr Jim Green, National Anti-Nuclear Campaigner at F.O.E. 5) Another reaction to the so-called Trump peace plan- Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees from University of Sydney

1) Australian activist for Bougainville speaks about her decade of work leading up to the referendum and beyond- Vikki John, Bougainville Freedom Movement 2) BAYAN - working for national sovereignty, human rights and justice in the Philippines- General Secretary Renato Reyes 3) Ronnie Kareni, West Papuan activist outlines recent events there and his visit 4) Trump's Peace Plan without Palestinians- Jessica Morrison, executive officer Australian Palestinian Advocacy Network