Acknowledgement of Country//

7:05 - News Headlines//

Down City Streets - Archie Roach//

7:15 - The Justice Map Part 1.//

​Anya Saravanan spoke with Ayan Shirwa from Diaspora Blues about the Justice Map project and their work challenging carceral narratives and over-policing. Anya is a Tamil woman and community lawyer working in summary crime and family violence. Here's part 1 of that interview.​//

7:30 - The Justice Map Part 2.//

Beggar Man - Archie Roach//

Part 2 of the conversation between ​​Anya Saravanan and Ayan Shirwa from Diaspora Blues about the Justice Map project and their work challenging carceral narratives and over-policing.//

Buoyancy - Body Type//

7:45 - Protected Areas and Conservation Policy//

Dr Benjamin Cooke, a senior lecturer at RMIT's Centre for Urban Research, joins us to discuss the Albanese government's commitment to protect 30% of Australia's land and waters by 2030, what this actually means, and why it needs to go further. The government's commitment to this target was re-affirmed by Minister for the Environment and Water Tanya Plibersek alongside last month's launch of the 5-yearly State of the Environment Report. Ben and several colleagues recently co-authored an article in the Conversation breaking down the 30 by 30 target - you can read it here.//

To find out more about some of the issues Ben discussed, check out the links below:

• Country Needs People: https://www.countryneedspeople.org.au/
• Trust for Nature to return Neds Corner to First People of the Millewa Mallee Aboriginal Corporation: https://trustfornature.org.au/news/victorias-largest-conservation-reserve-to-return-to-traditional-owners/
• The 30x30 international target background: https://www.iucn.org/news/protected-areas/202204/targets-effective-area-based-conservation-under-30x30-ambitions-what-counts-who-counts
• Federal Government data on protected area: https://www.dcceew.gov.au/environment/land/nrs/science/capad

8:00 - Music//

F Troop - Archie Roach//

Bona - Sampa the Great//

8:​15 - ​Youth Homelessness After Leaving Care//

In recognition of homelessness week this week, we will be speaking to Reggie Chang. Youth homelessness remains an urgent issue in Victoria. With poor access to housing and rising rent prices, young people leaving out-of-home are particularly vulnerable. Reggie joins us today to share their experience of homelessness after leaving care, as well as their role with The Centre for Excellence and Child and Family Welfare.​//​

Crash - Stevan ft. Tommy Richman//