Australian dairy farmers have been left out of the free trade agreement with Japan.

Rebecca Colquhoun reports

(Photo: Joe Armao)

Trade deal with Japan leave dairy famers on the sideline -voicer version

False Calls

Panorama 90.7 fm segment: 12th August, 2014 

The Abbott government have proposed new laws that will allow security bodies to have access to the meta data of Australians.

In an aim to target home grown terrorism, the last two years of information  will be stored.

Meta data includes the IP address, time, location and duration from a phone or laptop. 


Proposed data retention in Australia

Song written and performed by Moonsign; Carlin Dally (guitar, programming) and Bastian Fox Phelan (vocals).
Mix by Ducks!
Vocals, cut-ups: Lani Bagley
Bass, glockenspiel, percussion, hi-fi test recordings, kitchen timer owl: Craig Schuftan
Counting by Anne Rattey
Produced at Tiny Lights, Berlin, 2014
Original version appears on the Moonsign album 'Start Anywhere', available here: 
http://moonsign.bandcamp.com/

Moonsign 8 (Ducks! 4+4 Remix)

"Bored In the USA" from Father John Misty's forthcoming album "I Love You, Honeybear" out February 9th on Bella Union (Europe) and February 10th on Sub Pop (North America / Rest of World).

Pre-order your CD / LP / Deluxe LP direct from Father John Misty at: http://fatherjohnmisty.merchline.com

Pre-order your CD / LP / Deluxe LP from Sub Pop at: 
http://megamart.subpop.com

Pre-order your CD / LP / Deluxe LP from Bella Union at: 
http://store.bellaunion.com

Bored In The USA

A story about how three Macedonian child refugees fled war in search of safety and solace.

The Runaway Children – An Organewsm Podcast

Jess Davis spoke with former Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste about his expectations for news outlets covering foreign news and audiences in Australia.

Listen to the full episode here : http://cataclysm.podbean.com/e/cataclysm-episode-fifteen/

Image: Latvian Foreign Ministry (flickr)

Peter Greste Interview || Foreign News

Mature aged students make up a diverse group in RMIT's student population.
Uni can be tough for all us at times, but it can be especially difficult for older students who take the initiative to come back to school.

Alex Darling speaks to just some of these students to hear their incredibly life stories from before they came to University. 
Is it hard to make friends? Do they appreciate their education more? And what about the stereotypes of mature aged students?


Listen to other episodes here: http://cataclysm.podbean.com/

OR subscribe to Cataclysm via iTunes: itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/catac…id861133886?mt=2

Image: Alex Darling
Music: Alex Darling

Trade deal with Japan leave dairy famers on the sideline -voicer version

Rebecca Colquhoun

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