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Articles by Adele Perovic
Radio Skid Row 2020
At a time when communities are having long-overdue conversations about white supremacy and navigating the challenges of COVID-19, the need to build and properly resource independent and resilient communities is greater than ever before. Throughout this period, Radio Skid Row’s role within the media sector has become more crucial, while facing our toughest challenges yet. Radio Skid Row first went to air in 1982 with test broadcasts to Long Bay Jail. We got our broadcast licence in 1983.
Conflict over independence makes West Papua this generation’s Timor-Leste
Scroll to top Email address or username Remember me Will Australia ultimately intervene in West Papua like it did in Timor-Leste? Or will the government turn a blind eye in favour of its recent free trade deal with Indonesia? A Papuan activist with his forehead painted with banned separatist flag the "Morning Star". (Image: AP/Trisnadi) Last week, Trade Minister Simon Birmingham was in Jakarta to sign Australia’s long-awaited free trade deal with Indonesia.
Despite crisis after crisis, government contracts still go to Serco
Proven neglect at Serco facilities around the world remains a constant, so why are they getting more taxpayer money to build a private prison? It appears that neither a government overcharging scandal, nor a seemingly endless list of alleged human rights abuses will hamper government enthusiasm for private security giant Serco.
Kathleen Maltzahn Has Backflipped On Sex Worker Rights After Intense Pressure
After a storm on social media and a petition calling for her removal as the Greens candidate for the Victorian state seat of Richmond, Kathleen Maltzahn has bowed to party pressure and vowed to support the Greens’ policy on the decriminalisation of sex work. On Monday, the Victorian Liberals’ State Council passed a motion to support the implementation of the Nordic Model into law if they are successful at November’s election.
Politics Are Personal: #Metoo And The Australian Film And Television Industry - New Matilda
The entertainment industry is supposed to be a mirror of our society. What’s blaring back at us bears little resemblance to reality, writes Adele Perovic. Like all the other women and gender non-conforming people present at the Logies this year, I had to sit and listen while Molly Meldrum disgustingly rambled on about his assistant’s breasts when he ‘interrupted’ Samuel Johnson’s Gold Logies speech. No-one on stage took away the microphone, or cut the sound.
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