Fair Comment

For more than 5 years, Fair Comment has been a platform for young Australians to kick off their careers and gave a voice to those issues affecting the community.

This week is our final episode, but before we go, we would like to thank you, listeners across Australia, for keeping in touch with us and loving the program.

Thanks to all those amazing human beings I've had the privilege to work with on the show: Ellie Kim, Dr Bridget Backhaus, Samara Barr, Adam Jeffrey, Matt Dennien, Blair Martin, and Demi Lynch. I learnt a lot from you!

Thanks to the Community Broadcasting Foundation for their ongoing support during this time.

Thanks to the Community Radio Network from the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia for their guidance and patience.

Thanks to ZED Digital for their fantastic support throughout the good and the bad times.

And thanks to 4EB for the opportunity of producing this program for the last 5 years.

Good friends never say goodbye, they simply say “see you soon”

Over the next 4 weeks, we'll broadcast the best episodes of Fair Comment.

Thanks for all the love! Signing off, and see you soon - Eduardo.

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This week on the show, should rental protections continue during this pandemic? Also, the new law on confiscating mobile phones to refugees in detention centres, and health practitioners are urging the government to relax sexual health appointments on telehealth.

Plus Grids and Dots and King Canyon with the best music for you!

Check us out at 4EB, Global Digital, ZED Digital, the Community Radio Network, and you local community radio station!

Fair Comment is produced with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

Fair Comment - rental protections, refugees and mobile phones, telehealth sexual health - Fair Comment This week on the show, Victoria has extended their rental protections until March next year because of the lockdowns. Will the rest of Australia follow suit?What are the consequences if a bill passes to confiscate mobile phones to refugees in detention centres?Finally, health practitioners are askin...

This week on Fair Comment, how raising the age of criminal responsibility will help children in the ACT, a new study on diversity in newsrooms, and what to do when a loved one has epilepsy.

Plus The Bamboos and Leah Flanagan with excellent tracks for you.

Check us out at 4EB, Global Digital, ZED Digital, the Community Radio Network, and your local community radio station!

Fair Comment is produced with the great support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

Fair Comment - criminal responsibility, media diversity, epilepsy Listen to this episode from Fair Comment on Spotify. This week on the show, the ACT is the first jurisdiction that will commit to raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14, being ahead of the rest of Australia. Why is this important?Also, a new report shows media is way underrepresentin...

During this week’s episode of FAIR COMMENT we spoke with two photojournalists from KP120 Portrait of Protest. Make sure to check out the incredible work they’re doing to raise awareness of the 120 men detained at Kangaroo Point Central Hotel.

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