Podcasts about Footscray

Headlines:Israel continues attacks on Lebanon in lead up to US-Iran ceasefire dealGaza and West Bank updatesFormer Don Dale detainees win High Court appeal over unlawful tear-gassingProtesters rally to prevent closure of Footscray's Foley HouseClimate change makes El Niño impacts difficult to predict Kelly and Spike, founding members of the Homeless Persons Union of Victoria, joined us for a critical conversation about Vinnies' CEO Sleepout, and shared reflections on self-determined radio programming by folks with lived and living experience of homelessness at 3CR. Tonight, the Homeless Persons Union of Victoria in collaboration with 44 Flats United and Flat Out, are hosting 'Winter Wildfire' at Birrarung Marr, a downhill event to the CEO Sleepout. You can attend Winter Wildfire in person at the Federation Bells, Birrarung Marr from 7-8PM, or join the live stream on Homeless Persons Union of Victoria's Facebook page.// Jeremy Poxon, member of Antipoverty Centre, unemployed antipoverty activist and former spokesperson for the Australian Unemployed Workers' Union, helped us unpack how Centrelink continues to systematically and unlawfully cancel payments. The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations has now suggested in Estimates hearings that over 100,000 people may have had their Centrelink payments unlawfully cancelled under the Targeted Compliance Framework (TCF) – roughly 10 times the number the Department has publicly admitted. Jeremy discusses the hearings, the TCF, the creation of a new complaints service, and how to get support if you are affected by payment suspensions or cancellations.// As part of 3CR's 50th anniversary celebrations, we dive into the station's archives to take you back 26 years to a pivotal protest against the World Economic Forum, 11-13 September 2000, at the Crown Casino Complex in Melbourne. The s11 protest brought disparate organising groups together into a broad coalition against globalisation and multinational domination. 3CR covered the massive public opposition to the WEF and compiled highlights of the broadcasts on an award-winning 12-part CD, Globalisation Unplugged.// Christine Carolan, a member of Save Community Health, joined us again to unpack the recently released 'Review of Cohealth General Practice and Related Services, Final Report March 2026'. The Review was provided to the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, and the Victorian Department of Health in March and released publicly in June. Christine explains what the review found and recommended, why it is so significant, reactions to the report, and what comes next. Save Community Health is a community led campaign that receives no funding and is not affiliated with any political party or group. Contact them via email at savecommunityhealth@gmail.com and find out more on their website. Christine encouraged folks to email Health Minister Harriet Shing (contact details here) to demand that cohealth is appropriately resourced and governed to continue providing vital public health services to Melbourne's community.// Chris Ferric is a Naarm-based painter and portraitist whose artistic practice explores social change, collaboration, and developing accessible practices, as well as a member of Disabled People Against Cuts. They were of a group from Disabled People Against Cuts that addressed the public hearing for the Senate Inquiry into the NDIS Amendment Bill 2026 last week. We spoke with Chris about their experience at the public hearing, the dangers of using AI within the NDIS, and why the inquiry report has been delayed. Disabled People Against Cuts encourages people to meet with their local member and senators to ask them to insist on the withrdrawal of the bill. Disabled People Against Cuts also shared The Commons Social Change Library as a resource to assist in taking action.//

Annette Brownlie, Chairperson of Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN), speaks about the public hearing into AUKUS and urges concerned citizens and organisations to make submissions.  Pranati, creative worker, artist, and founder of South by South East Asian (SXSEA), speaks about SXSEA's upcoming gig, Unmuted, featuring Asian diasporic storytellers to First Nations voices of this land, sharing music that reflects identity, resistance, and community. A percentage of proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the @blackpeoplesunion Community Solidarity Fund. Catherine Noone, organiser from the Save our Community Health Campaign, speaks about the independent review into co-health. This comes after months of delays. Catherine shares the report's key findings and what it reveals about the governance and management of co-health. She also discusses the report's recommendations for the health services and what this means for the future of co-health. Shifrah Blustein, from Footscray Community Response, gives us the latest update on the Maribynong Council's proposed 'Welcome Crew' in Footscray and explains why the closure of Foley House will be a devastating loss for the community. Link to sign the petition to stop the closure of Foley House. As part of 3CR's 50th birthday, we are doing a weekly deep dive into 3CR's history. We play an edit of archival recordings of the 'S11' protest that occurred in the year 2000. A crowd of up to 50,000 protestors united in defiance against the World Economic Forum that was being held at the Crown Casino, a gathering of captains of industry and corporate head-honchos whose aim was to discuss how to make neo-liberal global capital increase faster, via profit increase and cheapened labour. Songs:S.P.I.R.I.T - Eleanor Jawurlngali

On this weeks program Chris interviews Tim Dow (Tim Rob Don Dow) and Stephanie Mulder (Yardbird Studio) from Mosey Guide about their slow travel walking and cycling guides for neighbourhoods in Australia, Europe and Asia, including their recent Northside Design Ride: A Leisurely Cycling Tour of Melbourne Design through the inner north organised for Melbourne Design Week. Tim and Stephanie talk about discovering and engaging with local destinations and developing the local guides and their future plans. Guides include A Merri Ride, Footscray, Thornbury and North Melbourne.Second guest is Michael, owner and digital creator of Fuji Roll, we chat about showcasing cycling in Melbourne, Sydney and overseas, documenting experiences, riding as prime method of transport, road conditions, creating instagram reels documenting local events and rides, including the Northside Design Ride, Smith Street, Collingwood, Macarthur Street, East Melbourne, Canning Street, Carlton North, and San Francisco Cycles, Golden Gate Bridge.Local news includes Off Course bike shop fire on 27 May 2026, Critical Mass: Big City Lights tour through Richmond, Abbotsford, Collingwood and Clifton Hill, Dixon Veloway maintenance closure: between Footscray and West Melbourne will be closed overnight on Wednesday 3 and Thursday 4 June from 7pm-5am for planned maintenance. Also we briefly mention Barnaby Joyce's connection to the rise of e-bikes: Why are e-bikes suddenly all over Australia's streets?Program MusicScratching, Malvern StarSparks, (Baby, Baby) Can I Invade Your CountryTrue Love Always, Bicycle RiderHONNE, BIKE

This week we go back in time with former Footscray midfielder Brian 'Chocco' Royal. Brian reminisces about his career, reflects on some of special moments during his time in the game. A standout for the Footscray Football Club, Brian made an immediate impact, winning the Charles Sutton Medal as the club's Best and Fairest in his first season. He went on to build a distinguished career, representing his state on seven occasions and earning All-Australian honours.Royal finished his playing career with 199 games and 299 goals, cruelly cut short by a ruptured Achilles tendon late in the 1993 season against the Essendon Football Club.Following his playing days, Brian transitioned into coaching, becoming a highly respected assistant at several AFL clubs, including the Melbourne Football Club, St Kilda Football Club, Richmond Football Club and the Western Bulldogs.In this episode, Brian talks about entering the VFL as a mature-age player, the highs and lows of his time with the Dogs, the near misses in securing a senior AFL coaching role, and provides deeper insights into a lifelong connection to football.A great listen with the 121st member of 'The 90's Club Footy Podcast'.

Nat Edwards and Michael Whiting bring you this Saturday feature edition of AFL Daily. Magic McLean is this years honourary as part of Sir Doug Nichols Round. Fish recently spent time with McLean in Darwin to find out how he ended up making his way into the VFL and playing with Footscray. His journey became a path blazed for many indigenous players to follow. The story behind the story with one of the games greats. >>> Read Michael Whiting's piece here Subscribe to AFL Daily wherever you get your podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maree Pardy was the lead author of a report by Footscray Community Response, which evaluated Maribyrnong Council's use of security patrols to address social and health issues. She speaks about the new, not-security 'Welcome Crew', voted in by the Maribynong Council. This comes after months of organising by local residents and Footscray Community Response against the controversial and harmful security program. Instagram: @footscraycommunity  Emma is an organiser with Free Kanaky Solidarity Naarm. She speaks about the recent arrival of a delegation of feminists from Kanaky and the various events that will be taking place in Naarm as well as Magan-djin (so-called Brisbane) and Muloobinba (so-called Newcastle). Instagram: @freekanakysolidarity.naarm Bella is a member of Stop the Demo, a grassroots coalition of workers fighting to stop the demolition of the 44 housing towers.  Bella joins us to share how the coalition got started and her involvement in the group and how they are working to challenge misconceptions about the proposed housing renewal project. We also discuss the upcoming rally to save public housing taking place next month. Instagram: @stopthedemo  Sunday, a member of Anak Bayan Melbourne, is a Filipino youth activist fighting for National Democracy in the Philippines against US imperialism. She is the Chairperson of Anakbayan Melbourne, a comprehensive Filipino youth mass organisation, as well as the Propaganda and Campaign Officer of BAYAN Australia, the coalition of mass organisations under the banner of National Democracy.  . She joins the program to share more about the massacre that took place in Toboso, Negros Occidental, on April 19th, as well as the community vigil that will be held at the State Library of Victoria tonight. Instagram: @anakbayanmelbourne Yolanda Robson is Director of the Young Workers' Centre at Trades Hall. Recently, the retail, fast food and pharmacy industries announced changes to junior wages. Yolanda joins us today to discuss some updates to their campaign to end junior wages and what the recent announcements will tangibly mean for young workers. We also discuss YWC's current survey regarding rentals and their union networking event taking place tonight. Instagram: @youngworkersvic Songs:Good As It Gets - Tiana KhasiDidi / Ololoi, ololoa - Marie Angèle MeoudhiaSpeak Now - Jem Cassar Daley

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Headlines - CW: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners, please note that the following story contains the names of deceased people. A second Aboriginal woman has died in Western Australia's Bandyup prison in less than five weeks. - The Maribynong Council will be meeting today to vote on what it calls its “civic presence” model for Footscray. This comes after Councillors unanimously voted for a security approach to social issues in Footscray.  - Pacific government officials and leaders from non-governmental organisations came together last week to discuss the transition away from fossil fuels.  - Dozens of children, book bags in tow, marched on Sunday morning towards the fence blocking the route the children of the Bedouin community of Umm al-Khair use to reach their school in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.  7:15am // Saint Williams talks about SERVICED, a variety show challenging ideas of masculinity that mixes burlesque performance, art, and community into one big, unapologetic celebration. It's happening as a pre-Mother's Day special, on May 9th, raising funds to take the show on tour across regional Australia, with a full experience including bottomless drinks, rooftop installations, DJs, tarot, tattoos, live performance, tooth gems, and more.   7:30am //   Shelley and Sammy are two members of the Free Betty Coalition, a campaign to free Ibtissame Betty Lachgar, a Moroccan feminist and human rights activist who has been sentenced to 30 months in prison in Morocco after sharing a photo of herself on social media wearing a t-shirt that read "Allah is Lesbian". In this conversation, You can find out more by going to freebetty.org or @freebettyorg on Instagram.  7:45am // Elena Gomez is a writer and editor living on Wurundjeri country who has recently released her fourth poetry book 'All down, honey'. It is a book containing five long poems that explore relationships between humans, animals and consumption. For more information you can find Elena Gomez's website here https://www.elenagomez.net and her newest book here https://gleebooks.com.au/p/all-down-honey. 8:00am // Maia is the founder director of Yung Prodigy. Yung Prodigy is a youth led organization focused on mobilizing young people impacted by parental and kinship in incarceration. Maia joins us today to discuss a parliamentary inquiry and their campaign for free phone calls and letter writing to prisons. Yungprodigy.org for more information. Freedom on the line campaign. @yungprodigy  8:15am // Nelli Stevenson is an independent communications strategist specialising in climate and energy. She has worked with some of the world's most recognisable environmental and human rights organisations, and her work influences some of the loudest voices in the Australian climate and energy space. In recent times, she's shared about how we simply can't drill our way out of this energy crisis.  Songs:  Kee'Ahn, Better Things - Kee'ahn, a Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal, Torres Strait Islander songwriter and performer from North Queensland, based in Naarm. She pulled an absolute crowd at Northside Records this last Saturday for Record Store Day. This is 'Better Things'. Araminta, Sugar Mommy Snack - Araminta is a Melbourne/naarm-based singer-songwriter creates home-produced music that fuses modern feminine pop with folk influences.

Jennifer and Jacques return to the theme of the state of democracy in Australia.They begin with our seriously misguided military alliance with the US, before moving on to the conservative and highly compromised positioning of the Australian Labor Party, leading many to wonder what it stands for in its pursuit of being the 'natural party of government'.ReferencesSean Kelly 2025, 'The good fight: What does Labor stand for?', Quarterly Essay, no.100.(Various responses to Sean Kelly's essay in) 2026, Quarterly Essay, no.101.The people's plan for Footscray:https://borderlandscooperative.net/footscray-peoples-plan-mapping-session-and-more/

Tại những vùng như Cabramatta hay Footscray, nhiều căn nhà người Việt mua từ thập niên 80–90 với giá chỉ vài chục nghìn đô nay đã trị giá hơn triệu đô. Nhưng nghịch lý là không ít người lớn tuổi vẫn “giàu nhà, nghèo tiền”, tài sản lớn nằm trong bất động sản, trong khi thu nhập hằng tháng chủ yếu dựa vào trợ cấp chính phủ và tiền tiết kiệm hạn chế.

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In this special live episode of Season 8, recorded at the Footscray West Writers Fest, Clare and Yves are joined by writer and academic Dr Micaela Sahhar to unlock the vast ephemera and stolen inheritance of the Palestinian diaspora. How do archives and archiving operate as technologies of settler colonialism? Why have Palestinians been disappeared at both ends of the story - both from Nakba and assimilation? How does Micaela's award-winning book Meet Me at the Jaffa Gate (NewSouth, 2025) provide a counter archive that allows Palestinians to assert authority over their own stories of exile and homecoming? And how can a single key embody a Palestinian past and present in the midst of an ongoing genocide?

Listen back to Matt Granland as he takes your calls after the Crows and the Dogs at the Adelaide Oval. His Friday night chat this week is with the 1990 Brownlow Medalist, Footscray legend and father of Western Bulldogs star Tom Liberatore, Tony Liberatore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Headlines: - A remote Aboriginal community north of Broome has released a new strategy aimed at strengthening health and wellbeing through cultural governance and community control. - A 35-year-old Aboriginal woman has died in Western Australia's Bandyup Women's Prison.- The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) calls on the Australian government to condemn the illegal and brutal US/Israeli war being prosecuted against Iran and Lebanon and immediately withdraw all Australian Defence Force (ADF) assets from Iran- Voters in Vietnam have cast their ballots for members of the National Assembly, the country's top legislative body, which serves mainly to ratify decisions by the governing Communist Party.  7:15AM //Violet is a member of the Bob Brown Foundation, and has been heavily involved in direct action for climate and environment since 2018. Violet joins us on the program this morning to chat about the upcoming March for Native Forests, taking place on Sunday 22 March 2026. To find out more visit https://marchforforests.org/ 7:30AM //India is from Care Not Cruelty and speaks about the amendment to local laws proposed by the City of Port Phillip that will give officers the power to remove any "encampment equipment" accused of impacting "amenity" or "safety". India discusses the harm that this law would cause people experiencing homelessness. To have your say, you can complete the survey on the City of Port Phillip website, which will be open until 11:59pm on Sunday 29 March 2026. You can find the link via @care.not.cruelty on Instagram.  7:45AM //Fiona is an arts educator and multidisciplinary artist working across installation, painting and photography. Stephanie is a Hong Kong-born artist based in Naarm who creates self portraits in a variety of compositions. This month, they are currently exhibiting the show r.a.g.e. (random acts of gentle expression) at Trocadero Projects in Footscray. The show runs until 4 April. More information can be found at trocaderoprojects.org.au or @trocaderoprojects on Instagram.  8:00AM //Nazanin is an Iranian immigrant and feminist advocating for women's rights in Iran. Due to the war and internet blackout in Iran it has been difficult to access non-biased news out of Iran, making it challenging to understand what Iranians are facing amongst the current upheaval. This interview contains sensitive information regarding war and sexual assault.Naz is also part of a Naarm based creative collective advocating for freedom for the citizens of Iran. To find out more follow their instagram here. We also acknowledge that today is Nowuz, Iranian new year, a time symbolic of hope and peace.  8:15AM //Danielle from 3CR program Breadline interviewed Dr. Rachel Iampolski, an Urban Geographer and member of the Save Public Housing collective. In part 2, Rachel shares her work to pursue heritage listing as a strategy to protect high rise public housing towers at risk of demolition by the government.Any community members with a 'vested interest' in the towers, and looking for assistance putting in an application - please contact Rachel via email - racheliampolski@gmail.com 

Hãy tưởng tượng một ngày, bạn không còn được... nghe thấy tiếng Việt tại Footscray nữa. ViệtSpeak đang đấu tranh để điều này không bao giờ xảy ra. Lễ hội Ngôn ngữ Cộng đồng là nơi chứng minh rằng bạn có thể vừa là người Úc, vừa gìn giữ bản sắc văn hóa của ông bà và cha mẹ.

Lễ hội Ngôn ngữ Cộng đồng (Language and Community Festival) do ViệtSpeak tổ chức tại Seelaf Square, Footscray, vào thứ Bảy, ngày 14 tháng 3. Đằng sau lễ hội rộn ràng sắc màu văn hóa này là nhiều câu chuyện sâu sắc về căn tính, về tiếng mẹ đẻ và hành trình tìm lại nguồn cội của những người trẻ gốc Việt, trong đó có người từng từ chối nói 'tiếng Việt'.

Roger Seheult, MD of MedCram examines the history of hospital architecture, and shares his thoughts on a new hospital in Melbourne that prioritizes sunlight and fresh air. See all Dr. Seheult's videos at: https://www.medcram.com/ (This video was recorded on February 21st, 2026) Roger Seheult, MD is the co-founder and lead professor at: www.medcram.com He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and an Associate Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine. MEDCRAM WORKS WITH MEDICAL PROGRAMS AND HOSPITALS: MedCram offers group discounts for students and medical programs, hospitals, and other institutions. Contact us at customers@medcram.com if you are interested. MEDIA CONTACT:  Media Contact: customers@medcram.com Media contact info: https://www.medcram.com/pages/media-contact Video Produced by Kyle Allred Edited by Daphne Sprinkle of Sprinkle Media Consulting, LLC FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook:  www.facebook.com/MedCram Twitter/X: www.twitter.com/MedCramVideos Instagram: www.instagram.com/medcram DISCLAIMER: MedCram medical videos are for medical education and exam preparation, and NOT intended to replace recommendations from your doctor.

Bệnh viện mới Footscray chính thức đi vào hoạt động từ ngày 18/2/2026. Với hơn 500 giường nội trú và năng lực tiếp nhận cấp cứu tăng mạnh, dự án hơn 1,5 tỷ AUD này được xem là bước nâng cấp lớn cho hệ thống y tế công cộng khu vực phía tây Melbourne, hứa hẹn giảm áp lực quá tải và rút ngắn thời gian chờ cho người dân.

 In this episode of Talking Architecture & Design, host Clémence Carayol heads to Melbourne's west to unpack one of Australia's most ambitious health projects: the new Footscray Hospital. More than a deep dive into a major piece of infrastructure, the conversation explores how architecture can reshape the experience of healthcare itself.The $1.5 billion hospital, designed by COX Architecture in collaboration with Billard Leece Partnership, is delivered by the Plenary Health consortium with Multiplex as builder, alongside the Victorian Government and Western Health. Joining the podcast are COX Executive Chair Patrick Ness and BLP Principal Mark Mitchell, who reflect on the ideas behind what has become affectionately known as “the People's Hospital”.Central to the discussion is the decision to conceive the hospital as a campus rather than a monolithic building. Five interconnected structures are organised around a village green, forming a civic heart that prioritises clarity, orientation and connection. This landscape-led approach reframes the hospital as a place people might visit for a coffee or a walk, not only in moments of illness, reinforcing its role as social and civic infrastructure.Ness and Mitchell also discuss how human-centred design principles shaped everything from intuitive wayfinding and daylight-filled interiors to the careful management of scale in such a vast facility. Access to nature, cultural inclusion informed by collaboration with First Nations Elders, and a strong emphasis on staff wellbeing emerge as critical drivers of the design.The episode also tackles future-facing challenges. Sustainability targets, including Green Star and WELL aspirations, influenced material choices and building performance, while lessons from COVID-19 informed flexibility and pandemic preparedness.As the Footscray Hospital opens, this episode positions it as a powerful benchmark for healthcare architecture: a place where clinical excellence, community identity and long-term resilience are designed to coexist.

Container laga buuxiyey alaab iyo qalab caafimaad ayaa dhowan gaarey Dilchora Referal Hospital - Dire Dawa. Waa deeq ay hay'adda Rotary Club ee Footscray ay direen. Jaamac Faarah oo mas'uul sare ka ah Rotary Club Footscray ayaa hormuud ka ahaa. Waraysiganna wuxuu kaga warramayaa gaarintaanka alaalbte ee Dire Dawa.

Headlins //- Senator Lidia Thorpe has been cleared by the Australian Federal Police over comments made at a Palestine solidarity rally in October- Injured Workers Support Network will rally at Parliament this Wednesday 1pm to demand a meaningful Code of Injured Workers' Rights- February 13th marked 18 years since the National Apology to Stolen Generations- Traditional owner groups in North West Victoria have begun treaty negotiations 7:15 AM // Maree Pardy, lead author of a report evaluating the the Maribynong Council's use of security patrols to address social and health issues.  In last week's program we played an exercept from Jennifer Borrell's conversation with Maree, this week Maree joined us on the phone to discuss the security patrols' targeting of women in the Footscray area, as well as tonight's speak-out and Town Council meeting. You can find out more by going to footscraycommunity.net or follow @footscraycommunity on Instagram.   7:30 AM // Lucinda Thorpe, Online Privacy Coordinator at Digital Rights Watch, about proposed biometric data and digital identity document sharing between the Albanese government and the Trump administration under visa-free agreements. She came on the show today to explain what this means for Australians and their privacy. You can read more by going to digitalrightswatch.org  7:45 AM //   Kaitlyn (they/them), one of the presenters of Breadline on 3CR, presented a short but detailed report on the Robodebt class action led by Gordon Legal, on the show on Monday 2 February. They explained the background to the case and why it has been significant for people affected by the scheme. Alongside outlining the legal action, Kaitlyn also spoke about their own experiences with Robodebt and reflected more broadly on their interactions with the welfare system, offering listeners personal insight into the human impact behind it. You can find out more by listening to Breadline here. 8:00 AM AND 8:15 AM //  Four artists Naimo Omar, Emma Salmon, Lara Olkulu and Alanna Baxter, currently exhibiting at Trocadero Projects in Footscray. The artists spoke to Juliette about their exhibition 'Suck Words into Grime' currently in its last week. We discussed the artists' individual practices, how their works explore language and challenge systems of power and oppression. You can find out more about their art through the art gallery Trocadero's Instagram @trocaderoprojects or trocaderoprojects.org.au.  Songs:The Opener - Camp CopeAku, Dia Dan Lagu - SalomaPorpoise Spit - The Boys  

Hội chợ tết Bính Ngọ 2026 tại Footscray Park không chỉ là lễ hội sắc màu mà còn là dấu ấn lịch sử kỷ niệm 50 năm hành trình tự do của cộng đồng người Việt tại Victoria. Với chủ đề "Kết nối và phát triển", sự kiện hứa hẹn bùng nổ qua các màn trình diễn nghệ thuật đặc sắc, lễ trao tặng ngân phiếu nhân đạo cho UNHCR và những khoảnh khắc bắn pháo hoa rực rỡ. SBS Tiếng Việt, đặc biệt sẽ thực hiện chương trình phát thanh trực tiếp từ 7 giờ tối 28/2/2026 tại sự kiện này.

Send a textIn this episode of Street Life, Mark Davidson and John St reconnect after a brief hiatus, diving into their recent photography projects and the evolving landscape of street photography. Mark shares his experiences with a new photography project in Footscray, while John discusses his ongoing work in Adelaide.Mark and John then introduce their guest, Lorenzo Catena, an Italian photographer and architect. Lorenzo shares his journey into photography, highlighting how his architectural background influences his approach to composition and storytelling. He discusses his notable project, Comitiva, which challenges the notion of candid street photography by incorporating posed portraits, and reflects on the importance of expanding one's photographic repertoire beyond strict definitions.Lorenzo also talks about his ongoing project in Rome, focusing on the city's unique materials and textures, and the challenges posed by the influx of tourists. He emphasises the value of collaboration in photography, recounting his experiences working with fellow photographer Valeria Tofanelli on a project documenting Ostia, a coastal area of Rome. Their work captures the beauty and complexity of the region, showcasing the lives of its residents during the pandemic.Throughout the episode, the hosts and Lorenzo engage in a lively discussion about the nuances of street photography, the importance of patience and observation, and the evolving nature of their artistic practices. This episode is a rich exploration of creativity, collaboration, and the stories that unfold in everyday life through the lens of street photography.INSTAGRAMFollow us on Instagram and leave us a review!

Headlines:-  Australians' biometric info will be given to United States agencies such as ICE and the Trump administration, by the Albanese government.-  New figures show that the number of people in Australia living with dementia is growing. Iand is expected to more than double to reach over million by 2065.-  National Housing Campaign Everybody's Home has found that frontline services are currently being pushed to a breaking point due to the worsening of the housing crisis.-  On the 9th of February across Australian cities, masses protested against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's Australia visit. 7:15am://Maree Pardy is the lead author of a new report by Footscray Community Response, which evaluates Maribyrnong Council's use of security patrols to address social and health issues. Maree spoke to Jennifer Borrell for 3CR's Think Again about this report and the controversial security program that has been found to make the area less safe. This February (2026), Maribyrnong Council will vote on whether Footscray's unhoused community and other “undesirables” using public space should continue to be surveilled and criminalised by private security guards. Join FCR at 5:45pm on Tuesday 17 February at Maribyrnong Town Hall for a speak-out. You can find out more by going to footscraycommunity.net or follow @footscraycommunity on Instagram. To catch the full conversation head to https://www.3cr.org.au/thinkagain   7:30am://On last week's show, we spoke to Lucinda Thorpe, Online Privacy campaigner at Digital Rights Watch, about the tech giant Palantir, it's influence of US and world politics as well as its roles in enabling the Israel's genocide of Palestinians and ICE in the US. Lucinda joins us again this morning for Part 2 of this discussion, where she will be speaking to us about Palantir's Australian clients, both governmental bodies and corporations.  You can read more about Palantir by going to digitalrightswatch.org. Cam Wilson, reporter at Crikey, has also written about the tech company's ties to Australia. Go to crikey.com.au to find the article. 7:45am://Mai Saif is a Palestinian organiser with Free Palestine Melbourne. In this speech from the protest against Isaac Herzog held at Flinders St Station on Monday, 9th of February, Mai shared her lived experience of living through Israel's brutality as a child, and how the settler occupation dehumanises Palestinians as part of their ideology. Whilst confronting and horrific, Mai ends on the inspiring words of her grandfather, who nurtured in her a spirit of resistance and steadfastness, or sumud. A snap rally has been called for this Thursday, 3 pm at Southern Cross Station, when Isaac Herzog will be in Melbourne. 8:05am:// Renee Chopping is a Campaigns Strategist at Collective Shout and a trauma counsellor. Collective Shout is a grassroots campaign against the sexual objectification of women and girls in media, advertising and popular culture. Renee is here today to talk about Collective Shout's campaign pushing for the App Store and Google Play Store to remove the Grok app after its image editing app has been used to undress women and children. For more info go to https://www.collectiveshout.org/ Or collective.shout  8:20:// Janice Gobey is the chair for writers Victoria and is here to discuss the decision for Creative Victoria to abruptly cut 100 per cent of annual funding provided to the Victorian writers organisation. Writers Victoria is a Melbourne based centre that provides assistance to writers, providing them with work opportunities, mentorship and has assisted many Melbourne based writers in the production of their work; from novels to screenplays. You can sign the petition to help prevent Creative Victoria's decision at https://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/get-involved/petitions/restore-funding-for-writers-victoria/ Songs:- Rabina Mana - Ajak Kwai - Folk Bitch Trio - The Actor - (not a love song)

Maree Pardy is the lead author of a new report by Footscray Community Response, which evaluates Maribyrnong Council's use of security patrols to address social and health issues.The research found that Council's reliance on security, police and surveillance is causing direct harm to those targetted and it is undermining the safety and wellbeing of the broader community.The report makes a range of recommendations for the immediate and longer term that focus on prevention, support for community, non-discrimination and human rights.LinksA community evaluation of the Footscray CBD Patrol ProgramFootscray Community ResponseTake actionThis February (2026), Maribyrnong Council will vote on whether Footscray's unhoused community and other “undesirables” using public space should continue to be surveilled and criminalised by private security guards. Join FCR at 5:45pm on Tuesday 17 February at Maribyrnong Town Hall for a speak-out, then we'll all head into the Council meeting together to ensure our community is heard.Sign the petition on Instagram

Hội chợ Tết Bính Ngọ tại Footscray, Melbourne ‘Đông Tây hội ngộ' năm nay bùng nổ với sắc màu truyền thống và âm hưởng rộn ràng của tiếng trống lân. Sự kiện không chỉ thu hút đông đảo du khách nhờ quy mô tổ chức tập trung, mà còn ghi dấu ấn đặc biệt với lễ kỷ niệm 10 năm cổng chào Footscray. Từ những gian hàng áo dài rực rỡ đến các khu ẩm thực thiện nguyện, tất cả tạo nên một không gian giao thoa văn hóa đầy sức sống, khẳng định niềm tự hào Việt trên đất Úc.

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Kelvin Templeton is a name that needs no introduction to followers of Australian Rules football. The 1980 Brownlow Medallist had a boy's own adventure during his 177 league games, kicking 573 goals for the Footscray and Melbourne Football Clubs. A globetrotting business career followed and now Kelvin enters a new phase of his life as an author. His debut novel Collision (Wilkinson Publishing) shows Kelvin has kicked yet another goal in his professional life. Kelvin talks about his love of reading and how it led him on this path and the twists and turns that were involved from conception to publication. All thanks to my podcast partners CSCG, the best people to help you identify and achieve your financial goals. The new year is the perfect opportunity to pause, reflect and reassert where you currently are and where you are heading financially. CSCG have experts in all financial fields ready to listen to you. Visit www.cscg.com.au and see the range of services and the people you will be dealing with. Call them for more 03-9974 8333. Authorised with Kevin Hillier...where writers speak Post-production by Chris Gates for Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts © 2026See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dos jugadoras argentinas, Juli Huss y Maru Granatto, relatan su experiencia en el Footscray Hockey Club de Melbourne. Entre diferencias culturales y nuevos estilos de juego, cuentan cómo el hockey se convirtió en un camino de crecimiento personal y oportunidades de vida, lejos de casa.

Headlines here II- Massive stop work in Italy in support of Palestine goes further with widesweeping demands for system change.- The Nauru deal to park refugees- Federal Labor's new Environment Bill- Reflections on the side stepping of parliamentary process to get bills through both houses- The passing of the bill to allow Ministers and Police to cut Centrelink to those accused of violent &/ sexual crimes. - Victorian Government passes raft of laws which put democracy and good governance in question: expansion of police powers, reduction in oversight of disability sector despite royal commissions recommendations.Voice 4 Palestine here II It is getting colder in Gaza and we hear two voices from Sydney's most recent rally which puts the struggle for Palestine and it's people in clear perspective. Voices collected by Vivien Langford - #3crClimate Action ShowRising Tide here II Zane from 3cr Green Left joins us from the Rising Tide Camp in Newcastle before the action to stop work at the World's Largest Coal Port. Thousands have turned up to be part of People's Blockade.25 years Refugee Resistance Exhibition here II Refugee Action Collective (RAC) member Tom Fiebig invites us to the 25 Years of Refugee Resistance Exhibition being held at Mamma Chen's, Footscray & remind us of the Anti-racist rally on Sunday 11:30am.Stock Exchange Threat to Living Standards & Nature here II Don Sutherland from Solidarity Dynamics outlines need for working people to understand the effects of the Stock Exchange to undermine living standards and the planet we live on.

In this heartfelt and honest conversation, Dr. Jodi Richardson sits down with accredited mental health social worker and couples/family therapist Marie Vakakis to discuss a challenge every parent faces: how do we support our children when we're struggling ourselves?Marie shares practical strategies for parents who are feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or burnt out. From the importance of self-compassion to finding the right words to communicate with your family, this episode offers permission to be human while still showing up for those we love.Key topics include:Why self-compassion is the essential first step when you're strugglingHow to stop masking your emotions and start naming them (without oversharing)Simple phrases you can use to set boundaries and communicate your needsThe hidden cost of the "I'm fine" responseWhy showing vulnerability actually builds connection with your childrenPractical tips for starting small when you've never talked about emotions beforeMarie also shares insights about the dangerous fantasy of needing a "break" so badly that minor injury seems appealing—and what this really signals about our need for rest and support.Whether you're navigating a difficult season or simply feeling the weight of daily life, this conversation offers both validation and practical tools for moving forward with more openness and less guilt.Guest Bio: Marie Vakakis is an accredited mental health social worker and couples and family therapist. She runs The Therapy Hub in Footscray, Melbourne, and hosts two podcasts: "This Complex Life" and "Inside Social Work."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this heartfelt and honest conversation, Dr. Jodi Richardson sits down with accredited mental health social worker and couples/family therapist Marie Vakakis to discuss a challenge every parent faces: how do we support our children when we're struggling ourselves? Marie shares practical strategies for parents who are feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or burnt out. From the importance of self-compassion to finding the right words to communicate with your family, this episode offers permission to be human while still showing up for those we love. Key topics include: Why self-compassion is the essential first step when you're struggling How to stop masking your emotions and start naming them (without oversharing) Simple phrases you can use to set boundaries and communicate your needs The hidden cost of the "I'm fine" response Why showing vulnerability actually builds connection with your children Practical tips for starting small when you've never talked about emotions before Marie also shares insights about the dangerous fantasy of needing a "break" so badly that minor injury seems appealing—and what this really signals about our need for rest and support. Whether you're navigating a difficult season or simply feeling the weight of daily life, this conversation offers both validation and practical tools for moving forward with more openness and less guilt. Guest Bio: Marie Vakakis is an accredited mental health social worker and couples and family therapist. She runs The Therapy Hub in Footscray, Melbourne, and hosts two podcasts: "This Complex Life" and "Inside Social Work."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Truyện tranh "Ký ức của người Việt tại Úc" (Vietnamese Memories: Down Under) của họa sĩ Clément Baloup vừa được dịch và nay được xuất bản tại Melbourne. Giảng viên Tess Đỗ - ĐH Melbourne là "đầu tàu" của dự án tâm huyết này, nhằm ghi lại những câu chuyện đa dạng của cộng đồng hải ngoại. Sách khắc họa chân dung người Việt qua những câu chuyện có thật pha lẫn hư cấu. Buổi ra mắt cộng đồng sẽ diễn ra tại Footscray vào Chủ Nhật 19/10 và tại Đại học Melbourne 21/10.

La Footscray Primary School a Melbourne ha adottato, quattro anni fa, un programma bilingue italiano e inglese. Abbiamo trascorso una mattinata con studenti e insegnanti per celebrare la XXV edizione della Settimana della lingua italiana che quest'anno avrà come tema “Italofonia: lingua oltre i confini”.

On this episode of Women on the Line we chat with Huong Truong and Lily Vu about their upcoming workshop for ViệtSpeak as well as the importance of Vietnamese language, bilingual education, language diversity and community organising tactics. Huong Truong is a grassroots organiser and former Greens MP. Lily Vu is part of the ViệtSpeak Committee.  The workshop will be held on Sunday 26 October in Footscray. All are welcome to attend. RSVP here.

On today's show: Marisa speaks with Ilo Diaz of the Centre Against Racial Profiling to understand Victoria Police's powers within 'Designated Areas' as well as the historic lead up to the shooting of Abdifatah Ahmed in Footscray back in April of this year. The show ends with two speeches from yesterday's Free Palestine rally here in Naarm by:  Rathy Barthlote and Dr Mohammed Mustafa.  

things ive done sundays recently: - sat on the couch, watching horror movies on mute, drinking coffee, making tunes - drove to Footscray to help my friend Reis record his band - heated up leftover lebanese food and made a sort of shakshuka with it - hung out with my Mum, looking at family photos - nursed a hangover, drove to northcote plaza and bought 6 donut holes - made this mix Words by @josephbuchan www.instagram.com/other__joe/ Follow us on social media: @itsdelayed linktr.ee/delayed www.delayed.nyc www.facebook.com/itsdelayed www.instagram.com/_____delayed www.youtube.com/@_____delayed Contact us: info@delayed.nyc

We look back at our favourite moments of 2025. In this episode, Jobe Watson's classic impersonation of his dad Tim, Billy introduces us to his twin brother, Doug Hawkins celebrates 100 years of Footscray, JB has some Traffic Party advice for Driving Instructors, we speak to the bloke who dropped 50 points on Josh Giddey in Frankston, Billy shotguns a can of coke in studio, Collingwood AFLW star Sarah Rowe is in studio, and Billy's joke is about a baby shark learning to hunt.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this Out Takes we celebrated Pride Month with the return of a special selection of queer films from MQFF, a new short film showcase coming to Melbourne's west, and... LEARN MORE The post MQFF Pride Month Screenings 2025 with special guest Ro Bright, Pride of Our Footscray short film showcase and ‘A Streetcar Named Desire' review appeared first on Out Takes.

Victoria Police have the latest details on Sunday's assault. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No Charlie with us tonight as we preview the coming round and remember the first time these two teams met. Also in Round 14, we have our first double-up game, with the Blues playing the Eagles again. We talk about the Adelaide Crows' big statement win over the Hawks in their first ever game. I talk about Daniel Merrett's starring role against the Giants, the Saints having a very nice day out against Footscray, the end of Neil Balme's tenure at the Demons, and as a bonus, University's first win!"   References https://afltables.com/afl/afl_index.html Old Herald Sun articles Old Age articles Trove Inside Football   The Kick to Kick Podcast are looking back at the first meeting between this weeks match-ups, trying to bring out the stories, highlights, winners, and losers of days gone by.  If you enjoy our podcast please give us a rating or leave a comment. Also, please refer us to friends and let other people know about what we do! We use a range of resources when working on our show, to see a list of this constantly growing list click on the following link https://www.kicktokickpodcast.com/resources

The Roy Boys at Muma Chens in Footscray 31st May 2025and the podcast bits on the way to the show.Catch up link on my breakfast show on Voice FM Ballarat.Link Here https://archive.org/details/@the_darbys_aka_robert_and_roy_darbyhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/robertdarby902https://www.buymeacoffee.com/robdarbyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPKGQJbaz5Ehttps://www.facebook.com/robert.darby.902https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEzLGIpPGLVUdDkZXEbiaTwhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtqCX7Mx7mb4ep4enSUp3qwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvV8BNjk9dk

Dibadbax looga soo horjeedo Booliska Victoria kadib markii ay toogasho ku dileen Abdiditah Ahmed ayaa ka dhacay xaafadda Footscry ee Melbourne. Booliska ayaa sheegay in askartu toogatay ninkan kadib markii uu mindi kula soo orday.

Luke Beveridge is an Australian rules football coach and former player who played for Melbourne, Footscray and St Kilda in the . He retired in 1999 and, came back to play and coach for his alma mater, St Bedes. He was eventually appointed the teams Head Coach and won 3 consecutive premierships taking them team from C to A grade. After this, he spent time back in the AFL as an Assistant coach at Collingwood and Hawthorn, where both clubs won the Premiership. Then in 2014 he was appointed as Head Coach of the Western Bulldogs and led them to the premiership in 2016. For the way he condusted himself on the day they won the premiership he was awarded the Spirit of Sport at the Sport Australia Hall of Fame Awards.If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Footscray celebrated 100 years in the VFL/AFL, but it was Collingwood - celebrating a milestone of their own - who got the job done for Pendles and Sidey in a thriller. Join Brian Taylor, Jack Heverin, Joey Montagna, Nat Yoannidis and Ash Chua for every massive moment from the Triple MCGSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nathan Brown is in the host's chair, but he wasn't invited to Footscray's 100 year celebrations. Jay Z is settling nicely into his role as the Chief, and K-Mac reflects on her wedding. Carlton ruck coach Matthew Kreuzer joins the show, before Jay Z whips through the team news, and Hawthorn's James Worpel dishes a little bit of dirt on Isaac. There's a big discussion over the Free Agent status of Sam Draper and Oscar Allen, and Kathy's Questions has the team thinking on who is already no chance of winning a flag.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damian Barrett and Nat Edwards bring you the latest footy news on AFL Daily. Hawthorn prove too strong at the MCG last night against the Blues moving to 3-0 to start the season. Carlton drop to 0-2 with more questions than answers. Luke Beveridge can't put a definitive timeline on a potential return of Jamarra Ugle-Hagan as the Dogs line up tonight in their 100th anniversary match against Collingwood. Adelaide is out to break an MCG hoodoo and a fan-favourite song of the Eagles has returned. Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Footscray, no chance. Richmond, some chance. University, no longer in the VFL/AFL. Tip with us: https://linktr.ee/thefootypodcast 00:00 - Intro 05:00 - News 37:45 - Tipping

Hội chợ Tết Footscray sẽ mở màn cho một loạt các hoạt động ăn mừng Tết nguyên đán của cộng đồng người Việt ở khắp các tiểu bang ở Úc. Năm nay màn pháo hoa kéo dài 10 phút của hội chợ Tết sẽ quay trở lại sau nhiều năm vắng bóng. Khúc hát ca ngợi sự phát triển thịnh vượng của tiểu thương trong vùng được các ca sĩ và nhóm múa cộng đồng biểu diễn sẽ là điểm nhấn ở sân khấu năm nay.