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National Sorry Day on 3CR

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National Sorry Day commemorates “the history of forcible removals and its effects”. Tune into 3CR Monday May 26 to hear news and views from 3CR broadcasters about Sorry Day events and Stolen Generation issues.

Find out more about National Sorry Day.

June CRAM Out Soon!

Make sure you are a 3CR Subscriber so you can get your June edition of 3CR’s CRAM magazine in the post towards the end of May.

Articles include Kevin Healey seeking to re-focus our attention after the recent relief of coming out of the dark ages with his article 3CR – Still Relevant After the Honeymoon?, Damaris Baker writing on the constraints on paid journalists in doing investigative work in Sinking beneath the airwaves and Elanor McInerney talks to 3CR broadcaster Kutcha Edwards about his feelings on the Day of National Apology.

The CRAM also profiles new and established 3CR programs and gives you the up-to-date Program Guide.

Celebrate May Day 2008 with 3CR

3CR MuralMay Day is an internationally recognised day that celebrates the achievements of the labour movement and working classes.

Tune in to 3CR on Thursday May 1st for perspectives from dock workers in Vanuatu, union organisers in Latin America, women, trade unions and the role they play in safeguarding peoples health and well being, social marginalisation and its impact on individuals and populations, class and access to food and much much more!

Join the discussion on labour issues on Talkback with Attitude from 9am

The broadcast will include updates throughout the day of May Day 2008 events.

Radio for Kids

George A new monthly show as part of Wednesday Breakfast. Tune in on the first Wednesday of the month at 7.15am for Radio For Kids, featuring young people from primary age to their mid teens talking about local community activities and environmental topics.

The aim of Radio for Kids is to make links with primary and secondary schools by training kids to produce their own community interest segments and current affairs. Radio for Kids wants to hear from any kid who would like to contribute. All kids must be accompanied at all times by an adult family member. Contact Peter.

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