Podcasts about nevena spirovska

This week Macca and Nevena wrap up the week that was, news, views and reviews. The post Saturday 11th January, 2025, Weekly Wrap Up with Macca and Nevena Spirovska appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

This week Nevena and Fiona are hosting, in this weekly wrap up they discus the week that was, things happening around St Kilda and what's happening in this week's show. The post Saturday 18th May, 2024: Weekly Wrap Up with Nevena Spirovska and Fiona Brook appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Nevena Spirovska & Janet Jukes are in the hosting seat this week as they join Paul Horwell as they discuss the week that was, news, views and reviews. The post Saturday 11th, May, 2024: Weekly Wrap Up with Nevena Spirovska & Janet Jukes appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca is joined live on air with Co-host Nevena Spirovska, and podcaster James WF Roberts, wrapping up the week that was in the news, Fiona Patton's legacy in politics, Greens... LEARN MORE The post Saturday Magazine 17th Dec 2022: Weekly Wrap Up appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca and co-host Nevena Spirovska, with panel operator Paul Horwell and Producer Fiona Brook are joined live on-air by Nick Reece, Deputy Lord Major, Principal Fellow Melbourne School of Government as... LEARN MORE The post Saturday Magazine 12th November 2022: Nick Reese US Mid-term Election Round-Up appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca is joined by co-host Nevena Spirovska, co-convenor Victorian Pride Lobby, and producer Fiona Brook to discuss the week that was. @nevenaspirovska     The post Saturday Magazine 5th November 2022: Weekly Wrap Up appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca is joined this week on air by co-host Nevena Spirovska; co-convener of the Victorian Pride Lobby; as they discuss Macca's recent holiday to Signapore and up coming important local... LEARN MORE The post Saturday Magazine 8/10/2022 Weekly Wrap Up Macca's Trip to Singapore appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Interviews with Nevena Spirovska and Kaiyah Mercedes.  Victorian Pride Lobby Co-convenor Nevena Spirovska discusses November's Victorian state election through a LGBTQIA Community lense.  Home - Victorian Pride Lobby (vicpridelobby.org)  Singer, songwriter and musician Kaiyah Mercedes chats about her music, including her fourth single The Days We Remember and the album she finished recording this week.  Kaiyah Mercedes  Sovereignty was never ceded. 3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.

Nevena Spirovska, co-convenor Victorian Pride Lobby joins Nicholas Reece and Macca. The Victorian Pride Lobby is surveying LGBTIQA+ Victorians and our allies to understand the issues that are important to you... LEARN MORE The post Nevena Spirovska Victorian pride lobby appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Interviews with Nevena Spirovska, Sally Goldner, Matthew Connell.  Victorian Pride Lobby Co-convenor Nevena Spirovska reviews the Victorian State Budget's outcomes for the LGBTIQA+ community.  Home - Victorian Pride Lobby (vicpridelobby.org)  Sally Goldner critiques the LGBTIQ election forum from her personal perspectives and discusses Bisexual Alliance Victoria in her capacity as a board member.  Bi Alliance (bi-alliance.org)  Actor Matthew Connell chats about  the Victorian Theatre Company's production of LOW at Theatre Works, May 17 to 21.  Home | Victorian Theatre Company  Home | Theatre Works   3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.

  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.  Our guests this week are Matthew from Sex Work Law Reform Victoria, Nevena Spirovska from the Victorian Pride Lobby, Professor Dennis Altman and queer DJ Philip Soliman.  Matthew discusses details of the Sex Work Decriminalisation Bill, shortly after it was read for a second time in Victoria's Parliament.  Dennis Altman shares his views on the debate about the need for more LGBTQIA+ MPs in Parliament, after we hear a statement from the Victorian Pride Lobby, read by its Co-Convenor Nevena Spriovska.  Philip Soliman discusses how being a virtual dj during Melbourne's lockdowns has created and nurtured community connections and helped overcome isolation.  In Ya Face is pre-recorded and produced remotely during Melbourne Lockdown 6.  Sex Work Law Reform Victoria – Safety. Equality. Justice.  Sex Work Decriminalisation Bill 2021 (legislation.vic.gov.au)  Home - Victorian Pride Lobby (vicpridelobby.org)  (2) Goat Spokesperson | Facebook  QLife 

Interviews with Noah Riseman, Alastair Lawrie, Nevena Spirovska.  Dr Noah Riseman discusses his new academic article 'A history of transgender women in Australian Sports 1976-2017'.  Alastair Lawrie discusses One Nation's anti-trans motion in the Australian Senate, their homophobic and transphobic religious freedom and anti-trans kids bills in New South Wales and the anticipated return of the Australian Government's Religious Discrimination Bill.  Nevena Spirovska updates us about the multitude of campaigns the Victorian Pride Lobby is working on for the LGBTIQ Community.  Thank you to everyone who donated to our Radiothon. We really appreciate your wonderful support.  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.

Interviews with Nevena Spirovska and Reggie Chang.  Nevena Spirovska from the Victorian Pride Lobby discusses the call for police not to march in uniform at Midsumma's Pride March.  She also discusses the Victorian State Budget and updates us about the Lobby's local government inclusion campaign.  Home - Victorian Pride Lobby (vicpridelobby.org)  Midsumma Festival - Midsumma Festival - Home  Reggie Chang from the Centre For Excellence in Child and Family Welfare discusses Fostering Connections, an out of home care programme run by the Centre.  They also discuss homelessness and mental health and share their own out of home care experiences.  Home Page | Fostering Connections  CFECFW - Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare  QLife  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded. 

Interviews with Dean Arcuri & Nevena Spirovska.  Dean Arcuri chats about his Midsumma kinky cabaret show To Sir With Glove and reflects on his career and life as a queer performer in Melbourne.  Midsumma Festival - To Sir with Glove  Nevena Spirovska from the Victorian Pride Lobby talks about their Chechnya campaign and petition, the LGBTIQ inclusion controversy at the City of Port Phillip, equal opportunity and anti-vilification reforms, and the needs of queer community organisations as we approach the Victorian state budget. Update: the City of Port Phillip passed a motion on April 21st to introduce rainbow reforms, including the establishment of a LGBTIQA+ advisory committee and action plan.  Home - Victorian Pride Lobby (vicpridelobby.org)  Petition · The Australian Government must help end LGBTQ+ human rights abuses in Chechnya · Change.org  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.  

The sixth David and Sue interview with people connected with the GLOBE COMMUNITY AWARDS 2020 prior to the awards ceremony on 04 December 2020 is with Nevena Spirovska, co-convenor of... LEARN MORE The post FNL Globe Awards 2020 INTERVIEW series – Nevena Spirovska appeared first on David and Sue.

Nevena Spirovska, co-convenor of Victorian Pride Lobby (formerly Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby) talks name change, police, C19 and more. 20 years since Victorian Equal Opportunity law passed Parliament and Stand Bi us

Teenagers in out of home care are more likely to become homeless or end up in prison, within the first 12 months of leaving the state care system when they turn 18. National Homeless Collective campaigner Nevena Spirovska talks to us about why it's so important to provide extended care to young people in NSW. A new survey has found fewer than one in ten renters who were struggling during the pandemic received a satisfactory rent reduction from their landlord. Joel Dignam, the Executive Director at Better Renting chats to us about their findings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interviews with Linzi Kurileff, Michael Butera and Nevena Spirovska.  Linzi Kurileff chats about her years on Bent TV and her time managing lesbian bar The Glasshouse in Melbourne.  Michael Butera talks about his new single The Green Garden, his music career in Canada and the United States and his theatrical work in Melbourne.  Nevena Spirovska talks about the newly named Victorian Pride Lobby, formerly the Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby, and the issues it is focussing on.  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.    

Diversity has become a catchcry, a battle cry and an umbrella term for opportunity and access—but is it holding us back? Does the framing of diversity in conversations about our cities and institutions continue to keep minorities and the underprivileged at the margins? How can we move beyond a focus on otherness, and to where do we move? As political and economic forces create rapidly changing populations, engaging design to respond to these changes is not only essential but also urgent. From the ways we house and educate to how we socialise and celebrate heritage, there’s much to consider in building the global city. Listen back to the distinctions and possibilities of the global city with a line-up of esteemed guests in a lively tag-team conversation as part of our annual MRelay series. Hosted by social change campaigner Nevena Spirovska, speakers include Farah Farouque, chair of Social Studio; Filipino-Australian writer and emerging curator Andy Butler; MPavilion 2018 Writer in Residence Maddee Clark; visual artists and co-director of A Centre for Everything, Gabrielle de Vietri; openly gay Imam, Nur Warsame; Immigration Museum general manager Rohini Kappadath; Moroccan Soup Kitchen owner and Speed Date a Muslim organiser Hana Assafiri; artist Stanislava Pinchuk (aka Miso);Leah Jing of Liminal magazine and photojournalist and Asylum Seeker Resource Centre volunteer Norman Katende. This event was supported by VicHealth.

Diversity has become a catchcry, a battle cry and an umbrella term for opportunity and access—but is it holding us back? Does the framing of diversity in conversations about our cities and institutions continue to keep minorities and the underprivileged at the margins? How can we move beyond a focus on otherness, and to where do we move? As political and economic forces create rapidly changing populations, engaging design to respond to these changes is not only essential but also urgent. From the ways we house and educate to how we socialise and celebrate heritage, there’s much to consider in building the global city. Listen back to the distinctions and possibilities of the global city with a line-up of esteemed guests in a lively tag-team conversation as part of our annual MRelay series. Hosted by social change campaigner Nevena Spirovska, speakers include Farah Farouque, chair of Social Studio; Filipino-Australian writer and emerging curator Andy Butler; MPavilion 2018 Writer in Residence Maddee Clark; visual artists and co-director of A Centre for Everything, Gabrielle de Vietri; openly gay Imam, Nur Warsame; Immigration Museum general manager Rohini Kappadath; Moroccan Soup Kitchen owner and Speed Date a Muslim organiser Hana Assafiri; artist Stanislava Pinchuk (aka Miso);Leah Jing of Liminal magazine and photojournalist and Asylum Seeker Resource Centre volunteer Norman Katende. This event was supported by VicHealth.

 Wednesday Breakfast Rundown 15th Of November 2017With Judith Peppard, Nick Wallis and Patrick Beggs.Northcote by-election  Laura Chipp from Reason, the new pardy on the scene, drops into the studio to tell us their stance. Toronto Opens SIFThe first of three Safe injecting centres opened in Toronto, Canada, last week. In a story broadcast cast on The Wire on August 31st last year, Shane Hopkins from Toronto Public Health spoke with Judith about why they are needed. A similar centre is planned for North Richmond in Melbourne in 2018Australia on the UN Human rights council?Amy Frew Human Rights Law Centre, joins us via phone to talk about the the UN's response to the Australian NGO Coalition Submission to the Human Rights Committee.  Pine Gap Pilgrims trialJudith updates us on the Pine Gap Pilgrims trial Alice Springs refers to Open letter Saturday Paper, Northern Territory News Richard Tantor Analysis etc. Alternative News: This is our look at the news cycle, using alternative sources, covering the stories you aren’t hearing about in the mainstream media, as well as reading the big papers, so you don’t have to.Where Next?Dr Graham Willett who is a cultural Historian, an activist and a key role in establishing the Australian lesbian and gayarchives, joins us to talk on where to next post same Sex marriage surveyNorthcote by-election  We speak with Nevena Spirovska who is running as an Independent to get insight into why. Songs, aired. - Able8 by Neon Flight. - The Chris Commerford Band's track "Stay" of their latest album. Launching this Friday the 17th of Nov @the Penny Black from 8.30.

Joining hosts Tim and Samara this week is Queen of Melbourne, Nevena Spirovska to chat about her elaborate youtube playlists, her penchant for dating musicians and her skin condition that activates from hearing beautiful music. What a woman! Featuring music from Dorothy Ashby, Dwig, Julianna Barwick and many more!

 This week's show is about upcoming drug law reform around recreational drug use, and what's current in harm reduction approaches.We’ll hear from three guests on this topic, Nevena Spirovska from grassroots campaign High Alert, Stephanie Tzanetis from DanceWize, once a grassroots campaign and now supported by Health Promotion Victoria, and Julaine Allan, an adjunct associate at the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.  Music is by Simona Castricum N.B. The US academic referred to Julaine Allan is Dr Daniel Ciccarone, a San Franciso-based public health researcher and physician. Women on the Line does not condone or condemn people who use drugs for their choices. If you are concerned about your drug use or that of a friend, you can call Family Drug Support on 1300 368 186, or check out your state-based service.