Nima Green

Wikileaks: Interview with Christine Assange

Submitted by Joseph Dunstan on Tue, 24/04/2012 - 22:19
tags: alex robinson, christine assange, dante ceccon, freedom of information, Interview, joseph dunstan, Julian Assange, julian burnside, Nima Green, Wikileaks

In this Panorama podcast we delve into the complicated world of Wikileaks and Julian Assange.
 
Includes an extended interview with Christine Assange and prominent human rights lawyer Julian Burnside QC.
 
 
Audio of Prime Minister Gillard from BBC News.

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Wreaking Havoc - Adolescent Violence in the Home

Submitted by Joseph Dunstan on Mon, 19/03/2012 - 16:16
tags: adolescent violence in the home, Interview, jo howard, Nima Green

More and more Victorian families are struggling to deal with the rise in adolescent violence in the home.
 
Nima Green reports.

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Black Saturday: three years on

Submitted by Joseph Dunstan on Fri, 10/02/2012 - 09:25
tags: Ben Westcott, black saturday, bushfires, buxton trout and salmon farm, cath smith, Interview, joseph dunstan, latoyah forsyth, marysville, mitch macrae, Nima Green, recovery, vcoss

It's been three years since the Black Saturday bushfires swept across Victoria, claiming 173 lives.
 
Panorama spoke to trout farmer Mitch MacRae about his experiences then and now.
 
We also spoke to VCOSS CEO Cath Smith about the issues facing community organisations involved in disaster relief efforts.
 
Photo at left: Provided by Mitch MacRae, of his property on the day.

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Baillieu backs away from pokies reform

Submitted by Joseph Dunstan on Fri, 10/02/2012 - 08:35
tags: $1 bet limits, addiction, andrew wilkie, Australia, Ben Westcott, gambling, Interview, joseph dunstan, mandatory pre-commitment, Nima Green, pokies, policy, politics, ted baillieu, tim costello, tim cummings, Victoria, voluntary pre-commitment

 
 Premier Ted Baillieu has backed away from his pre-election policy to introduce voluntary pre-commitment technology to poker machines across Victoria by 2013.
 
Panorama spoke to ex-pokies addict Tom Cummings, and asked him what he believes could have helped him end his addiction earlier.
 
We also had a live conversation with Tim Costello, CEO of World Vision and anti-pokies campaigner.
 

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Conscience vote

Submitted by Hayley Crane on Thu, 22/12/2011 - 07:53
tags: conscience vote, federal politics, gay marriage, government, Homophobia, Interview, julia gillard, Labor, liberal, marriage act, Nima Green, parliament, reform, sexuality, Tony Abbott

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has hardened his stance against gay marriage by saying he would ban members of his party from crossing the floor to vote on their own personal beliefs.

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Forced marriage in Australia

Submitted by Emma Buckley Lennox on Mon, 31/10/2011 - 16:10
tags: CHOGM, forced marriag, Nima Green, Report
  1. Yesterday the Commonwealth Heads of Governments came out to strongly condemn the practice of forced marriage in any commonwealth countries.  But what about Australia?

 
 
Nima Green looks into to what extent this practice really exists over here in our communities.
 
Photo by Ruddington Photos

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Victoria Police launch child protection teams

Submitted by Hayley Crane on Thu, 08/09/2011 - 17:27
tags: child abuse, Interview, justice, Nima Green, victoria police

As part of child protection week, Victoria Police have announced that they are increasing the number of sexual offence and child protection teams across Victoria.
 
Nima Green with this report.

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EPA leaves Brunswick contaminated site unresolved

Submitted by Emma Buckley Lennox on Mon, 15/08/2011 - 17:20
tags: contamination, EPA, Interview, Nima Green, Report, spotless

 
Brunswick residents are demanding to know why it is taking so long to decontaminate a heavily polluted site on Barkly St.

The Environment Protection Agency and the company Spotless, which contaminated the site, are responsible for the clean-up, but residents say that it is taking too much time.
 
 
Panorama’s Nima Green looks into the issue. 

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