The Stick Together Show
week beginning: 28/12/98
Duration: 26'30"
Starts: Theme as per usual
Ends: "...talk to you next week" + Theme as usual
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National community radio's weekly look at issues of industrial &
workplace
justice. The Stick Together Show is produced at the studios of
3CR, with the
assistance of the Search Foundation. For details of where you can
hear the
program, see end of page.
Summer Feature Series #1
This week the Stick Together Show brings you the first of our
Summer Feature
Series of programming for 1999. Join us throughout the month of
January for
an excellent collection of documentaries looking at an eclectic
range of
industrial & political issues.
First up.....
MUA here to stay - Jay Estorninho & the team from 3CR bring you a
compilation of award-winning coverage of the 1998 maritime
dispute,
documenting the enormous community spirit & determination of the
MUA workers
& their supporters over many months of last year. 3CR was awarded
the CBAA
"Best News Story 1998" award for it's coverage of this dispute.
And just a reminder.......
The 80 TCFUA workers from the Australian Dyeing company in
Melbourne's inner
city suburb of Clifton Hill have spent Xmas on the picket line &
will remain
there into the New Year. Today [29/12/98] is Day 29 of their
lockout.
A New Year's Eve solidarity party is being held at the protest
site from 7pm
to 12 midnight on Thursday 31st December
[NB: The workers would like to remind supporters that this is an
alcohol-free party, in the interests of picket line safety]
Support for the ADC workers can be forwarded by ringing (03) 9347
3377,
faxing (03) 9348 1779, or visit the continual protest at 169 Noone
St,
Clifton Hill, Melbourne to show your support. Monies can be
forwarded to
the Commonwealth Bank, ADC Solidarity Fund,
Acc No 063008 1003 2412
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