Rotten butter and anti-whaling activists feature in an international court case starring Captain Paul Watson, we find out the latest on his detention in Greenland as Japan continue to fight for his extradition.

Back home on the high seas of Lennox Head, volunteers rescued two crew from a sinking trawler in pre-dawn darkness, Vessel Master Geoff Hutchinson fills us in on the dramatic details.

The NSW government looks set to pass what critics call ‘anti-protest’ laws governing railway lines in the lead-up to this month’s planned so-called ‘protestival’ against Australian coal exports in Newcastle, we hear calls for protests against the laws from the NSW Council for Civil Liberties.

The protest theme continues with NSW nurses and midwives having been out on strike as they accuse the government of refusing to negotiate seriously on calls for pay in line with other states and territories.

A new report shows cost of living impacts of climate change on Australian families, including a single mother from Ballina, we find out more from the leader of a relatively new group called Parents for Climate, which has partnered with the Climate Council on the study.

1.      NSW Nurses and Midwives lose faith in pay talks with government featuring NSW Nurses and Midwives Association Byron Central Branch President Liz McCall (with Dione Green)

2.      Pre-dawn volunteer rescue as trawler sinks near Lennox featuring NSW Marine Rescue Ballina i30 Master Geoff Hutchinson

3.Calls for protest against ‘anti-protest’ laws featuring NSW Council for Civil Liberties President Tim Roberts

4.        Climate change impacts add to family cost of living woes featuring Parents for Climate CEO Nic Seton

5.      Mistaken identity: Captain Paul Watson denies throwing ‘rotten butter’ at Japanese whalers featuring Captain Paul Watson Foundation Australia Director Haans Siver

6.      Northern Rivers News with Anny Reed       

*producer: Mia Armitage. Reports by Mia Armitage unless otherwise indicated.

Tune in to the Community Newsroom on Fridays from 11am-12 on Bay FM 99.9 or listen online at bayfm.org
Facebook: Community Newsroom NRN

PIC: View from NSW Marine Rescue Ballina i30 approaching sinking trawler off Lennox Head, November 2024 (supplied)

Rotten butter and anti-whaling activists feature in an international court case starring Captain Paul Watson, we find out the latest on his detention in Greenland as Japan continue to fight for his extradition.
Back home on the high seas of Lennox Head, volunteers rescued two crew from a sinking trawler in pre-dawn darkness, Vessel Master Geoff Hutchinson fills us in on the dramatic details.
The NSW government looks set to pass what critics call ‘anti-protest’ laws governing railway lines in the lead-up to this month’s planned so-called ‘protestival’ against Australian coal exports in Newcastle, we hear calls for protests against the laws from the NSW Council for Civil Liberties.
The protest theme continues with NSW nurses and midwives having been out on strike as they accuse the government of refusing to negotiate seriously on calls for pay in line with other states and territories.
A new report shows cost of living impacts of climate change on Australian families, including a single mother from Ballina, we find out more from the leader of a relatively new group called Parents for Climate, which has partnered with the Climate Council on the study.
1.      NSW Nurses and Midwives lose faith in pay talks with government featuring NSW Nurses and Midwives Association Byron Central Branch President Liz McCall (with Dione Green)
2.      Pre-dawn volunteer rescue as trawler sinks near Lennox featuring NSW Marine Rescue Ballina i30 Master Geoff Hutchinson
3.    Calls for protest against ‘anti-protest’ laws featuring NSW Council for Civil Liberties President Tim Roberts
4.        Climate change impacts add to family cost of living woes featuring Parents for Climate CEO Nic Seton
5.      Mistaken identity: Captain Paul Watson denies throwing ‘rotten butter’ at Japanese whalers featuring Captain Paul Watson Foundation Australia Director Haans Siver
6.      Northern Rivers News with Anny Reed       
*producer: Mia Armitage. Reports by Mia Armitage unless otherwise indicated.
Tune in to the Community Newsroom on Fridays from 11am-12 on Bay FM 99.9 or listen online at <a href="http://bayfm.org/">bayfm.org</a> Facebook: Community Newsroom NRN
PIC: View from NSW Marine Rescue Ballina i30 approaching sinking trawler off Lennox Head, November 2024 (supplied)

Resonating stories. Journalists from around the block, interstate and overseas.With no corporate interests and no government bias, when it comes to news, we put community interests first. Our stories come from you.
Thanks to the CBF for support.

Facebook: @CommunityNewsroomNRN

Got a tip? Email communitynewsroom@mail.com

Anchor / Executive Producer: Mia Armitage

Resonating stories. Journalists from around the block, interstate and overseas.With no corporate interests and no government bias, when it comes to news, we put community interests first. Our stories come from you. Thanks to the CBF for support.
Facebook: @CommunityNewsroomNRN
Got a tip? Email communitynewsroom@mail.com
Anchor / Executive Producer: Mia Armitage

Community Newsroom: weekly show

Resonating stories. Journalists from around the block, interstate and overseas.With no corporate interests and no government bias, when it comes to news, we put community interests first. Our stories come from you.

Thanks to the Community Broadcasting Foundation for support.

Facebook: @CommunityNewsroomNRN

Got a tip? Email communitynewsroom@mail.com

Anchor / Executive Producer: Mia Armitage

Contributors: Anny Reed; Dr John Jiggens; Sean O’Shannessy (Environmental As Anything, RIver FM); Julie Beesley; Michelle Michels; Karen Crick; Dione Green; Rod Chambers (The Wire;) Eduardo Jordan (The Wire); Amanda Copp (National Radio News); Martin Davies (CBAA); Frank Bonnacorso (National Radio News); Naarda Media; Tune FM; Community Radio Network; Echo Publications; Monet Shortland

Resonating stories. Journalists from around the block, interstate and overseas.With no corporate interests and no government bias, when it comes to news, we put community interests first. Our stories come from you.
Thanks to the Community Broadcasting Foundation for support.
Facebook: @CommunityNewsroomNRN
Got a tip? Email communitynewsroom@mail.com
Anchor / Executive Producer: Mia Armitage
Contributors: Anny Reed; Dr John Jiggens; Sean O’Shannessy (Environmental As Anything, RIver FM); Julie Beesley; Michelle Michels; Karen Crick; Dione Green; Rod Chambers (The Wire;) Eduardo Jordan (The Wire); Amanda Copp (National Radio News); Martin Davies (CBAA); Frank Bonnacorso (National Radio News); Naarda Media; Tune FM; Community Radio Network; Echo Publications; Monet Shortland

Advertisement