Bill Crews speaks with former Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr regarding the consequences of the 2026 U.S. military campaign against Iran. Carr describes the United States as a global "disruptor," arguing that by launching strikes without a UN Security Council resolution or congressional approval, the U.S. has committed a breach of the UN Charter.  

Bill Crews speaks with former Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr regarding the consequences of the 2026 U.S. military campaign against Iran. Carr describes the United States as a global "disruptor," arguing that by launching strikes without a UN Security Council resolution or congressional approval, the U.S. has committed a breach of the UN Charter.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Sunday Night Crews is a melting-pot of spiritual, topical, and personal discussions.

Each week, the Radio Reverend, Bill Crews, shares his unique insights into the issues confronting the people of Sydney. He interviews fascinating and insightful guests, invites listeners to ring in and share their opinions, and plays some hand-picked musical favourites!

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Sunday Nights with Rev. Bill Crews

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Former NSW premier and Australian foreign minister Bob Carr (American power, the Iran war and the world order)

Sunday Night Bill Crews April 19 2026

Sunday Night Bill Crews April 19 2026

Bill Crews speaks with legendary Australian singer-songwriter John Schumann to reflect on the enduring legacy of his Vietnam War anthem, "I was only 19," and his continued commitment to veteran advocacy. The conversation shifts to Schumann’s recent work with The Vagabond Crew, specifically the powerful new song "Fishing Net in the Rain," which honours the memory of sailor David Finney and aims to humanise the findings of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. Through a blend of musical history and social activism, Schumann discusses the importance of authentic Australian storytelling and the critical need for systemic change within the Australian Defence Force to protect the mental health of those who serve.

Bill Crews speaks with legendary Australian singer-songwriter John Schumann to reflect on the enduring legacy of his Vietnam War anthem, "I was only 19," and his continued commitment to veteran advocacy. The conversation shifts to Schumann&rsquo;s recent work with The Vagabond Crew, specifically the powerful new song "Fishing Net in the Rain," which honours the memory of sailor David Finney and aims to humanise the findings of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. Through a blend of musical history and social activism, Schumann discusses the importance of authentic Australian storytelling and the critical need for systemic change within the Australian Defence Force to protect the mental health of those who serve.

John Schumann on the Legacy of "I was only 19" and Veteran Suicide Advocacy

Bill Crews speaks with award-winning director Serge Ou to explore his latest documentary, "Under A Bamboo Sky," which uncovers the harrowing yet resilient experiences of Australian POWs during World War II.  

Bill Crews speaks with award-winning director Serge Ou to explore his latest documentary, "Under A Bamboo Sky," which uncovers the harrowing yet resilient experiences of Australian POWs during World War II.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Former NSW premier and Australian foreign minister Bob Carr (American power, the Iran war and the world order)

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