Tuesday Hometime

1) Professor Emeritus James Petras focusing on the push by the U.S. for a coup in Venezuela 2) Human rights activist Peter Murphy who has been speaking with activists in Zimbabwe, Timor Leste and the Philippines about deterioration in situation for human rights and media-free from government interference 3) Co-coordinator of Voices for creative non-Violence Kathy Kelly and her impression on moves towards peace in Afghanistan 4) Debbie brennan, long-time anti-fascist activist, looks at many places in the world where the far right has taken hold.

1) Another inappropriate developement for the Great Ocean Road area which needs to be stopped- Russell Doppelly, local environmentalist 2) New segment for Tuesday Hometime- monthly comment on world affairs by social and political activist Joan Coxsedge 3) Part 2  of the interview with Si Aguilar and Lo Cardosa looking at politics in Brazil 4) Dr Tim Anderson commenting on the west's plan for Venezuela 5) The history of Guantanamo Bay concentration camp and activism to close it down- Brian Terrell, Witness Against Torture

1) Scomo's visit to vanuatu and Fiji- journalist Nic MacLellan 2) Nautilus Mionerals deep sea mining project falling into the deep- Dr Helen Rosenbaum 3) Why Venezuela is in finalncial crisis- Jim Mallory, socialist activist who has lived and worked in Venezuela 4) Si and Lo- 2 Brazilians living in Melbourne talking about the past, present and future

1) Bishop George Browning's visit to Palestine and positive vote at ALP conference on Palestine 2) Tale of 2 Saturdays- January 5th and 12th featuring anti-fascist activists in St Kilda confronting self-proclaimed Nazis, 2nd rally at State Library- Debbie Brennan 3) Update on issues impacting on Western Sahara's living under occupation- Cate Lewis 4) Reviews of books for your summer reading with Bob Phelps from the Gene Ethics Network 5) Dr Tim Anderson, currently suspended senior lecturer at the University of Sydney, explaining the Palestine Exception.

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Review of 2018 for Middle East- Dr Tim Anderson 3) Update on the campaign to get the Lynas Corp out of Mlayasia with environmental activist Lee Tan. The majority of the following interviews focus on peace with justice for Palestinians 4) Mary Baxter 5) Bruce knowloch 6) Emeritus Professor Stuart Rees

- It is the Week that was - Kevin Healy wrap up of issues for 2018- 1st Kathy Kelly, co-ordinator of Voices For Creative Non-Violence, with a focus on the Middle East and the U.S. war machine.- 2nd Peter Murphy, human rights and trade union activist, focusing on the Philippines, Zimbabwe and Timor Leste.- Lastly, Dr Tim Anderson recently in Cuba also talking about the new far-right president of Brazil Jair Balsonaro.

- His Week that Was - Kevin Healy- What Balsonava will mean for Brazil - Dr Ralph Newmark- The Invictus Games - the inconvenient truths - Michelle Fahy (MAPW)- Last Gene Ethics for the year - Bob Phelps-The referendum in New Caledonia - journalist and researcher Nic Maclellan

1) His week that was - Kevin Healy 2) Celebrations on 164 anniversary of Eureka- Shirley Winton, Spirit of Eureka 3) Gabby and Cate talking about Western Sahara- Gabby Alamin and Cate Lewis 4) Malaysia's Mahathir approves increase in radioactive waste- Lee Tan 5) Segment from Palestine Remebered re bombing of Gaza- Dalia 6) Decision at VCAT re Toxic Free Fawkner- Brian Snowden

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Increasing human rights abuses in the Philippines- May Kotsakis, Philippines Australia Solidarity association 3) Part 2 Fra Hughes visits to Palestine 4) Introducing new president of Medical Association for the Prevention of War- Dr Sue Wareham 5) New book looking at the killings in Indonesia in the 1960s- academic at Darwin University Dr Vanessa Hearman

1) His week that was - Kevin Healy 2) Part 1 Fra Hughes' childhood in Northern ireland and later journeys to Palestine and the Middle East 3) Booklet outlining the history of Libya and particularly how the west destroyed once prosperous Libya- Joan Coxsedge 4) Sri Lanka- a failed state- Human rights activist Dr Brian Senewiratne 5) Looking back on the campaign to force BHP to clean up its act at Ok Tedi and today's campaign to stop deep sea mining- Dr Helen Rosenbaum