Tuesday Hometime

1) His week that was - Kevin Healy 2)Victory in court in Peru for Indigenous activist- Thomas McDonagh, Bolivian Democracy Movement 3) Issues from Independent and Peaceful Australia Network- Shirley Winton 4) Gene Ethics Network issues with Bob Phelps 5) Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at Sydney University facing closure- Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees

1) His week that was - Kevin Healy 2) is Brazil heading towards dictatorship?- Professor Emeritus James Petras 3) Palestine fun run coming soon- Mohommad Othman 4) Lynus under review in Malaysia, cement project in Timor Leste under wraps plus more- Environmental consultant Lee Tan 5) Porgera- Barrick Gold's mine in PNG- the world's worst mine ever- Catherine Coumans, co-ordinator with Mine Watch Canada

1) The week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Professor Emeritus Stuart Rees to be awarded the Inaugural Jerusalem Peace Prize here in Melbourne next month 3) International People's Tribunal judgement on the Philippines government and those international actors supporting it 4) Part 2 of interview with Dr Tim Anderson, back from the Middle East 5) Dr Peter Wigg from M.A.P.W.- why nuclear deterrents don't work 6) Marches for Peace on Jeju Island, South Korea and Okinawa, Japan- Buddy Bell, V.C.N.V.

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) BLF Green Bans- Dave Kerin 3) Update of Western Sahara- Gabby Alamin 4) Part 2 Pacific Forum Meeting in Nauru- Nic MacLellan 5) Dr Tim Anderson-Syria 6) Findings from International People's Tribunal in Brussels, Belgium- Peter Murphy

1) His week that was - Kevin Healy 2) Bishop George Browning, President of Australia Palestine Advocacy Network, discussing troubling developments relating to Palestine 3) How to make trouble and influence people 2019 diary- Iain McIntyre 4) researcher and journalist Nic MacLellan at the Pacific forum meeting in Nauru 5) Gene Ethics Network's Bob Phelps 6) Graeme Double told to leave Bouganville despite being emplyed by interim government

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Documentary "The Opposition" screening in Melbourne- Alan Mogerema and Natalie Lowrie 3) Indigenous communities battle mining in Peru- Thomas McDonagh, Bolivian Democracy centre 4) Bishop George Browning analysing Morrison's personal faith and public values 5) Will Bouganville vote for independence next year?- Vikki Johns 6) Gabby Alamin- only Western Saharawi living in Melbourne. The story of her journey.

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Zaina Acrec's family history as refugees from Al Nakba and her two visits to Palestine 3) Aftermath of West Footscray fire on Port Phillip Bay and surrounds- Port Phillip Bay Keeper Neil Blake 4) The cosy relationship between arms manufacturers and universities- Jacob Grech, renegade activist 5) Salah Abdurandham- Eritean now living in Australia with history of Eritrea and the long conflict with Ethiopia

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Renewable energies are the way to go- today off-shore wind farms- Pat Simons, campaigner with Friends of the Earth 3) New group established to counter neo-fascists- Debbie Brennan, Push 4) I.C.A.N. Nobel Peace Prize Bike ride from Melbourne to Canberra- day 3 with Gem Romuld 5) Another grouping of activists protesting the far right- Shirley Winton, I.P.A.N. 6) History of the Free Flotillas to Gaza- Michael Coleman 7) Analysis of the impact of U.S. withdrawal of funding to U.N. and organisation for Palestinian refugees- Nasser Machni from A.P.A.N.

1) His week that was - Kevin Healy 2) Crisis in venezuela- Fred Fuentes, journalist and author 3) Huge and long term expansion of Werribee land fill- Harry Van Moorst, director Western Region Environment Centre 4) Part 2 I.PA.N. report for August- Beran Ramsden, one of the founding members of 3cr 5) Palestinian children in Isreali detention- 2 founders of the Military Court Watch Salwa Duaibis and Gerard Horton

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) U.S. Peace and disarmament activist Dr Joseph Gerson 3) Professor Gill Boehginger deported from Philippines- Peter Murphy 4) I.P.A.N. report with Bevan Ramsdehn 5) Part 2 of history of Nauru- journalist and researcher Nic MacLellan 6) History of Korea- Dr Tim Anderson