Half of Australians have a parent born overseas. How can complex issues like climate change be communicated to such a diverse audience? To find out reporter Wing Kuang embeds herself among Chinese-Australian grandmas.




Guests:
Dr Kim Loo, Chair of Asian Australians for Climate Action
Joey Chan, President of Eastwood Chinese Senior Citizens Club
Dr Zozan Balci, University of Technology Sydney 
Mrs Lam, event participant 




Production staff:
Producer and co-host: Wing Kuang
Executive producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull
Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis
Sound designer & mix engineer: Martin Peralta

Half of Australians have a parent born overseas. How can complex issues like climate change be communicated to such a diverse audience? To find out reporter Wing Kuang embeds herself among Chinese-Australian grandmas. Guests:<ul>
<li>Dr Kim Loo, Chair of Asian Australians for Climate Action</li>
<li>Joey Chan, President of Eastwood Chinese Senior Citizens Club</li>
<li>Dr Zozan Balci, University of Technology Sydney </li>
<li>Mrs Lam, event participant </li>
</ul> Production staff:<ul>
<li>Producer and co-host: Wing Kuang</li>
<li>Executive producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull</li>
<li>Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis</li>
<li>Sound designer &amp; mix engineer: Martin Peralta</li>
</ul>

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Talking about climate change with Chinese grandmas

Noise is killing us... literally. But we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change that. Join us as we imagine how a beautiful city might sound.




Guest:

•	Dr Ian Stevenson, Senior Lecturer Music & Sound Design Program at the University of Technology Sydney




Production staff:

•	Producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull

•	Co-host: Regina Botros

•	Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis

•	Sound designer & mix engineer: Martin Peralta

Noise is killing us... literally. But we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change that. Join us as we imagine how a beautiful city might sound. Guest:•	Dr Ian Stevenson, Senior Lecturer Music &amp; Sound Design Program at the University of Technology Sydney Production staff:•	Producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull•	Co-host: Regina Botros•	Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis•	Sound designer &amp; mix engineer: Martin Peralta

The end of noise?

The amount of waste we create is out of control. When it comes to tyres, we dump two Harbour Bridge’s worth into the Australian environment each year. 

But there is something we can do.

Guests:
Paul Randell, Director Randell Environmental Consulting
Dr. Linda Mitchell, Science, Research and Innovation Manager, Tyre Stewardship
Australia
John Gertsakis, Director, Product Stewardship Centre of Excellence, and Adjunct
Professor, Institute for Sustainable Futures UTS

Audio:
Producer and co-host: Sam Loy
Executive producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull
Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis
Sound designer and mix engineer: Martin Peralta

The amount of waste we create is out of control. When it comes to tyres, we dump two Harbour Bridge’s worth into the Australian environment each year. But there is something we can do.Guests:<ul>
<li>Paul Randell, Director Randell Environmental Consulting</li>
<li>Dr. Linda Mitchell, Science, Research and Innovation Manager, Tyre Stewardship</li>
<li>Australia</li>
<li>John Gertsakis, Director, Product Stewardship Centre of Excellence, and Adjunct</li>
<li>Professor, Institute for Sustainable Futures UTS</li>
</ul>Audio:<ul>
<li>Producer and co-host: Sam Loy</li>
<li>Executive producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull</li>
<li>Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis</li>
<li>Sound designer and mix engineer: Martin Peralta</li>
</ul>

How to solve the problem of waste

Every Australian has the right to housing under international law. But despite being a signatory to this, the Australian government hasn’t made it the law of the land. 

Here’s the case for why they should.




Guests: 
Kate Colvin, CEO of Homelessness Australia
Daney Faddoul, Campaign Manager at the Human Rights Law Centre
Professor Jessie Hohmann, Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney
Tyler, Lived Experience Advisor
Raghav Motani, International Student Ambassador for the City of Sydney
Amy Persson, Interim Pro Vice-Chancellor for the Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion, University of Technology Sydney




Audio edit:
Executive producer and episode host: Lawrence Bull
Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis
Sound designer & mix engineer: Martin Peralta




Watch the full talk here: https://www.uts.edu.au/partners-and-community/initiatives/social-justice-uts/centre-social-justice-inclusion/news/recording-right-housing

Every Australian has the right to housing under international law. But despite being a signatory to this, the Australian government hasn’t made it the law of the land. Here’s the case for why they should. Guests: <ul>
<li>Kate Colvin, CEO of Homelessness Australia</li>
<li>Daney Faddoul, Campaign Manager at the Human Rights Law Centre</li>
<li>Professor Jessie Hohmann, Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney</li>
<li>Tyler, Lived Experience Advisor</li>
<li>Raghav Motani, International Student Ambassador for the City of Sydney</li>
<li>Amy Persson, Interim Pro Vice-Chancellor for the Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion, University of Technology Sydney</li>
</ul> Audio edit:<ul>
<li>Executive producer and episode host: Lawrence Bull</li>
<li>Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis</li>
<li>Sound designer &amp; mix engineer: Martin Peralta</li>
</ul> Watch the full talk here: <a href="https://www.uts.edu.au/partners-and-community/initiatives/social-justice-uts/centre-social-justice-inclusion/news/recording-right-housing">https://www.uts.edu.au/partners-and-community/initiatives/social-justice-uts/centre-social-justice-inclusion/news/recording-right-housing</a>

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