Facial Recognition Law II Disruption of Land Forces II This is the Week II Under Cover II Knauf Lockout

Facial Recognition Law here II Choice alerted the public to the use
of facial recognition technologies at K-mart, Bunnings &
Goodfella's stores recently with a petition calling for regulation.
What are the issues that place this technology against citzen's
rights? We speak with Lauren Perry, from UTS, co-author of a recent
report called Facial recognition technology: Towards a model
law.Disruption of Land Forces here II The Festival of
Resistance started on Friday 30th October and will run through
the period of the October 4-6 Land Forces weapons Expo in Brisbane
Convention Centre. We catchup with Zelda Grimshaw from Wage Peace
and Cyndi Makabory, a West Papuan Activist, who are part of the
resistance to the expo. Updates daily 8am on 3cr Breakfast.This is
the Week here II Kevin slices and dices the week.Under Cover here
II The  homelessness of older women in Australia is the focus
of Sue Thomson's film Under Cover. Opening in cinemas on October
6th featuring Margot Robbie as the narrator. Under Cover
follows the lives of 10 women as they deal with the issue of
homelessness.Knauf Lockout here II The dominant manufacturer of
plasterboard locally and worldwide Knauf has locked its Port
Melbourne workers out refusing to remove a clause that will make
way for the casualization of the workforce as the company continues
to drag its feet when it comes to safety on the job. We talked with
the organiser and the men affected. To contribute to their fighting
fund here.