Mon, 24 December 2007
6mins, 1.4 MB *Death of the PLANTEM, aka Chicken George, aka John Taylor* Merry Xmas to all the listeners of NimFM podcasts!!!!!!!!!! Your support of this tiny little radio station makes us keep on keeping on. Be prepared for some big changes in the new year. |
Sun, 23 December 2007
A continuation of the previous hour, Jack and I wax lyrical on many things including fearless mice and glowing cats... naturally land rights and morality rear their heads again. Enjoy dear listener.
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Thu, 20 December 2007
Sorry for the gap in podcasts folks... hopefully they'll be more or less regular like a good set of bowels. As to what's contained within this podcast; that's a bit like trying to remember what I had for breakfast last Tuesday... but what I can say is that it contains Bo Kaan's new single "9/11" in its entirety. Jack & I hope you enjoy the various meanderings our minds took on that particular Friday morning. Now that I'm editing our own poscasts I'll pay a bit more attention to what we're saying... promise.
Bob |
Wed, 19 December 2007
9m30s, 2.2MB *Stony Chute rd. finally tarred*...............................*New Mardi-Grass poster out now*.................................*Happy Birthday to Red & Hedda.* |
Wed, 19 December 2007
8mins, 1.8MB ****NATIONAL SCOOP. Nimbin protestors confirm asbestos dumped at Timbarra Gold Mine. NATIONAL SCOOP*** ..........................................*Tomorrow Stony Chute rd to be completely sealed* + *2 new bridges for Nimbin rd.* ..................................*NimFM's Adrienne Watt plans a doco on people's 'Centrelink' experience* |
Tue, 18 December 2007
6 mins, 1.4MB *Phil sells FUN-FRUITS to Wayne & Janine*.............................*Koa's bush tucker film premieres in Nimbin tonite* |
Thu, 13 December 2007
10mins, 2.2MB *Carols by Candlelight tomorrow with Val Mace*............................*Free Film Festival was a goer*..............................*Seed Parade tomorrow*.........................*Enviro Centre testing asbestos @ Timbarra Gold Mine* |
Thu, 13 December 2007
11mins, 2.5MB *Robbery at the Rainbow Cafe* ..............................*Peacenik Benny Zable gets robbed on train*...................................*SAS soldier visits Nimbin* ................................*Free Film Festival tonite*.............................*Disabled NimFM DJ, Joel, wins award.* |
Thu, 13 December 2007
1.6MB 7mins *Enviro Centre plans to protest against reopening of Timbarra Gold Mine*......................................*preparations for Seed Parade* ............................* Tech problems at NimFM* |
Thu, 13 December 2007
(sorry posting so late; it's due to tech problems at station) 8mins, 2MB *Men's 'Shed' van found.* .....................*New eatery 'Spangled Drongo' report* |
Mon, 10 December 2007
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Mon, 10 December 2007
Mark & Jen are back in the saddle for the usual round of verbal abuse contempt, and general swipes at local political correctors and fascism. |
Sun, 9 December 2007
Lisa McDonald of the AVSN - the Australia Venezuela Solidarity Network. Lisa talks about the details of the constitutional reforms proposed for the narrowly lost plebiscite for Venezuela's constitutional reform last week. |
Sat, 8 December 2007
14 Mb. 128kbps mono 15 mins.
Hernani Da Silva, Ambassador for East Timor to Australia, speaks with Latin Radical's Warwick Fry about the independence day celebrations held last week for Timor Leste, what that day means to him and the people of East Timor, and his own personal experiences of a struggle that dates back to 1975. |
Fri, 7 December 2007
Fred Fuentes is in Venezuela for the long haul and sends regular reports back to Australia, as well as assisting in setting up brigades from Australia to see conditions in Venezuela on the ground. Fred was in the thick of the huge plebiscite that took place in Venezuela last week, for constitutional reforms designed to institutionalise the sweeping changes the Chavez government is implementing. The plebiscite was narrowly lost, after a ruthless campaign of sabotage and destabilisation by the Venezuelan business class and the CIA, which invested US$8million into the process. Fred gives us an informed and considered assessment of the plebiscite. We get a good analysis of why it did not succeed, what the result means to Venezuela, and most importantly,why the narrow loss was a Pyhrric victory for the Venezuelan right wing opposition.
Direct download: FuentesVenez06_Dec_2007_13_37_05.mp3
Category:Latin Radical -- posted at: 1:12pm AEDT |
Sun, 2 December 2007
Nelson D'Avila, the Venezuelan Charge d'Affaires to Australia and Oceania addresses the Greenleft Weekly dinner in November descibing Venezuela's leadership role in resisting US pressures to eliminate socialism on the planet. |
Sun, 2 December 2007
Glebe Coroner's Court handed down a finding last month that the 5 journalists killed at Balibo in Timor Leste in 1975 were murdered by an invading Indonesian force which both the Australian and Indonesian governments at the time were denying was in progress, or even planned. The Coroner recommended that there should be further investigation to establish whether this act constituted a war crime. Jim Dunn, who was the Australian Consul about that time, and who has since been active in the United Nations and Human Rights bodies to claim justice for the East Timorese people talks about the significance of this finding, and what it means for the Timorese, the Australian and Indonesian governments, and the families of the murdered newsmen. |
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