Tuesday Breakfast

Headlines// 7.15: An excerpt from the Multicultural Centre for Women's Health webinar on reproductive justice. This was originally broadcast by Xen Nhà on Women on the Line earlier in September// 7.30: Noura Mansour from APAN speaks to Phuong for Women on the Line in August about the importance of Palestinian resistance. There will be a rally for Palestine outside the State Library this Sunday 15 October// 7.45: Anjali, a campaigner for Desis For Yes, a collective of South Asian Australians, on campaigning for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament in South Asian Communities in NSW// 8.00: Cas Fumi, theatre maker, director and community liaison for upcoming performance WAKE, a show exploring women's ageing bodies, death and loneliness, showing at Altona Social Club until 19 October// 8.15: Writer & performer Eadie Testro-Girasole on her Fringe Festival show Hot Fat Crazy based on her experiences in the psych ward and reclaiming the word fat// SongsWill Not Let Them Win - Jess HitchcockSwan Dive - Hayku KyahFor My