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Your Rights at Night Podcast for Thursday 20th November 2008

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· Maxine Winkley speaks to Professor Andrew Stewart, Professor of law Adelaide Uni, about the new Industrial Laws "Fairwork Australia".
· Darryl Bullen Chases up The Cleaners Union organiser, Chris Field who speaks to historian Humphrey McQueen about the Cleanstart Campaign.
· Darryl Bullen speaks to Lisa Newman, Deputy President of the CPSU about possible Centrelink meltdown.
· Maxine Winkley catches up with Katrine Hildeyard, Assistant Secretary of the A.S.U. about novel campaign strategies for Australian call Centres.

· Maxine Winkley speaks to Tony Snelsen from the Childcare Union about the future for ABC childcare workers and families.
· Darryl Bullen speaks to Anne Levy about the Campaign for Maternity leave.
· Kane Hicks attends the Cleaning Rally outside Myers and interviewed protesting cleaners and Chris Field from the LHMU.
· Catherine Zengerer spoke to Kathie Muir about her new book, Worth Fighting For - Inside your rights at work campaign.

· How the new US President will help American workers. Daryl Bullen and Catherine Zengerer talk to Democrat Campaign Volunteer, David Beckwith.
· Compulsory Voting. Ewart Shaw talks to Adelaide Uni.s Susan Hill about whether Compulsory voting still works.
· Telstra workers set to strike. Catherine Zengerer talks to Bert Blackburn, Assistant Secretary of the CEPU Communications Division (Telstra Union) about why their workers are set to take industrial action.
· Wake Up Woolworths. Kane Hicks talks to the Forestry Union about their campaign to stop Woolworths importing and selling products made by Asian Pulp and Paper . a company with a reputation for destroying the forest habitat of the Sumatran Tiger.

· YR@N Roving Reporters Daryl Bullen and Kane Hicks hit the Teachers Rally at Parliament House on Thursday 30 Oct 2008.
· Michelle Smith in conversation with Michael Franti, singer, songwriter and political activist.
· Living Low Paid. "The Dark Side of Prosperous Australia" is a new book by Helen Mastermann-Smith and Professor Barbara Pocock. It offers a biting account of Australia's growing underbelly and is vital reading for anyone who cares about where Australia is heading.

Reclaim the Night 2008:
Adelaide Event

7pm - 11:30 pm Friday, October 31st 2008
Yungondi Courtyard Lion Arts Centre (cnr North Tce and Morphett St)

Third Live Music Fest:
Poetikool Justice

20 minute live set
In studio interview

Union News

Round Up of Budget
Angelo Gavrielatos on Education
Mark Parnell workcover speech
Job losses predicted if Westpac merger proceeds
Union called Qantas execs unethical after refusing to keep ground engineers pay inline with inflation

Union News

News from the Adelaide May Day Rally - why is it relevant in 2008
Martin O'Malley - Construction Unions Campaign lobbying the Govt to repeal anti union laws
$1.3B cut to Public Service
Victorian Unions pursuing wage claims of up to 19%
A leaked document reveals that Howard knew that WorkChoices would cut workers pay and conditions
South Korean Migrant Trade Union leaders arrested for holding demonstrations
Union Aid Abroad - APHEDA, launches Burma Cyclone Relief Appeal

Union News

Upcoming events.

An ecumenical service to commemorate International Workers' Memorial Day will be held on Monday 28 April 2008 at 10.00am at Pilgrim Uniting Church, 12 Flinders Street Adelaide. Everyone is welcome to attend this service regardless of religion or beliefs. This service is supported by:
the Uniting Church SA, the Heads of Christian Churches, SafeWork SA, SA Unions and VOID (Voice of Industrial Death).
May Day Dinner. Key Note Speaker: Sharon Burrows. Thursday 1 May, 6:30 PM. Cypriot Club 117 Carrington Street, Adelaide. Contact CPSU (08) 8150 8400. $35/$20 or $300 for Table of 10.

Union News
Dr Greg McCarthy comments on Australian Election
Tim Palmer update on Adelaide marginals. Get Active
Daryl Bullen interviews at Norlunga Train Station
Upcoming events.

Reclaim the night rally
Adelaide Hills Halloween Ball
Union Aid Abroad

Union News
Katrine Hildyard ASU Holdfast Bay Council Work Choices
Graeme Smith AMIEU T and R Pastoral negotiations
Melbourne photographer Grant Hobson
Chris Field LHMU Clean Start Campaign

Union News
Virginia Young - Gunns Ltd's Tamar Valley pulp mill
GetUp!'s SA Coordinator Tim House - Save Our Senate
Nichole Cornes, ALP candidate for the marginal Liberal seat of Boothby
Jahmin - Poetikool Justice

Union News
Women for WIK
Life-Work-Art
Lowering the Standards Report; Research on Work Choices in Retail Sector.