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ReframedNews 0730 3rd March 2022News 0730 3rd March 2022 by Fatima Olumee2022-03-1104 min
ReframedResidents outraged as plans for largest Australian recycling facility put on public exhibitionSouthern Highlands residents say they're unhappy with the ongoing public consultation process for a controversial recycling plant.
An Environmental Impact Statement for the Moss Vale Plastics Recycling Facility will be put on public exhibition from next week.
The plant would be responsible for 40 percent of plastics now sent in for recycling in Australia.
Wingecarribee Council candidate and local resident, Sam Jones spoke to our reporter Fatima Olumee.
She first asked him to explain what the Environmental Impact Statement is and will mean for the proposed plans.2022-02-2807 minReframed28th February News BulletinFloods in New South Wales, Western sanctions against Russia for their invasion of the Ukraine, Federal government intervention into Aussie Billionaire's AGL takeover and pollution of local waterways by Coal mining companies...just another ABC Illawarra news bulletin!2022-02-2805 min
ReframedAged care residents lonely for Christmas as providers impose restrictions, 23/12/21Aged care residents lonely for Christmas as providers impose restrictions, 23/12/21 by Fatima Olumee2021-12-2406 minReframed1200 NEWS 24th DEC1200 NEWS 24th DEC by Fatima Olumee2021-12-2405 minReframed1200 NEWS 23rd Dec 20211200 NEWS 23rd Dec 2021 by Fatima Olumee2021-12-2305 min
ReframedShoalhaven woman knits poppies to raise money for veteransShoalhaven woman knits poppies to raise money for veterans by Fatima Olumee2021-12-2204 min
ReframedNational Youth Volley Ball Championships kick off in CoolangattaNational Youth Volley Ball Championships kick off in Coolangatta by Fatima Olumee2021-12-2205 min
ReframedDapto High School prepares young girls for a career in tradesDapto High School prepares young girls for a career in trades by Fatima Olumee2021-12-2206 min
ReframedThe Spotted Tail quoll endangered in the IllawarraThe Spotted Tail quoll endangered in the Illawarra by Fatima Olumee2021-12-2205 min
ReframedKiama Council welcomes more women, including 22-year-old visionaryABC ILLAWARRA BREAKFAST PROGRAMME:
Kiama Council has been historically male-dominated...Until now, there were eight men and just one woman sitting on local government.
Of course, the issue of a lack of diversity is not just of concern to Kiama, but councils all across the state.
This year, there was a strong push for women, particularly those that are young, to put their hat in the ring.
The encouragement seems to have worked, seeing as returning Greens councillor, Kathy Price is no longer the only female sitting on council, and will be joined by three other women.
One of the...2021-12-2209 minReframed1200 NEWS 22/1222nd December 2021 Midday News Bulletin ABC Illawarra.
Presented by Fatima Olumee.2021-12-2205 min
ReframedAfghanistan's best schoolgirl musicians are touring AustraliaAfghanistan has a long musical history that has survived turmoil and war, but it's one that was almost destroyed during the Taliban's rule.
It was especially difficult for female musicians, given the extremists banned most types of activities for women.
But now music is again flourishing within Afghanistan, and some of its best artists are women.
An orchestra featuring the country's best schoolgirl musicians has been touring Australia.2021-12-0804 min
ReframedYoung Kenyan women sent to university in Australia in new programIn Kenya, early marriage is often the tragic alternative to finishing school for many young women, especially in small towns.
But a new program is giving some of them a chance in life by sending them to university in Australia.
Duration: 3min 20sec
Broadcast: Fri 6 Mar 2020, 12:05pm, ABC Radio The World Today
Reporter: Fatima Olumee
Presenter: Thomas Oriti
Featured:
Linet Momposhi, university IT student
Sharon Tiyo, student, University of Technology Sydney
Peyian Kortom, student, Sydney University
Dr Kakenya Ntaiya, founder, Kakenya's Dream School
Lisa McIntyre, founding member, Women for Change2021-12-0803 min
ReframedMonths of lonely confinement for international students who can't go homeUniversities have turned into food banks and charities are having to fill the gaps for international students who are stuck here during the pandemic with their jobs evaporated.
They've also had little financial support from the Federal Government, which has repeatedly said the students should go back to their home countries.
Featured:
Linet Momposhi, international student
Sharon Tiyo, international student
Giorgia Rapella, international student ambassador for City of Sydney
Duration: 3min 26sec
Broadcast: Fri 1 May 2020, 5:00pm, ABC Radio, PM program
Reporter: Fatima Olumee
Presenter: Linda Mottram2021-12-0803 min
ReframedOlder migrant women feel forgotten amid their tough job searchWhile the pandemic's also carving into economies elsewhere, the Prime Minister has told us the economic comeback here is on.
But try finding a job if you're an older woman, and particularly, an older migrant woman.
Community advocates say the difficulties those women face in trying to find and keep work are being overlooked.
And they argue measures like the Federal government's Jobmaker program, targeting younger workers, add a layer of disadvantage for older migrant women.
Broadcast: Thursday 10 December 2020
Reporter: Fatima Olumee
Presenter: Linda Mottram
FEATURED:
Cecilia Musengayire – older CALD woman
Alison Pennington – Senior Economist at the Australia Institute's Centre for...2021-12-0804 min
ReframedEducation program keeping students with ADHD in the classroomsFor many Australian kids, fitting into the rigid academic mould of traditional high schools is a major struggle.
A student-centred program popular among those with intellectual disabilities is challenging the traditional model of education.
Picture smaller class sizes, one-on-one attention, and no exams or uniforms. But there are concerns that this new way of learning isn't readily available across all schools nationally.
Duration: 4min 57sec
Broadcast: Fri 11 Jun 2021, 6:30pm, PM on ABC Radio
Reporter: Fatima Olumee
Presenter: Samantha Donovan2021-12-0804 minReframed1200 News Bulletin 25th November 2021ABC Illawarra Local Midday News Bulletin, 25th November 20212021-12-0805 minReframedMidday News Bulletin 4Midday News Bulletin 4 by Fatima Olumee2021-12-0805 minReframedMidday News Bulletin 2Midday News Bulletin 2 by Fatima Olumee2021-12-0805 minReframedMidday News Bulletin 3Midday News Bulletin 3 by Fatima Olumee2021-12-0804 minReframedMidday News Bulletin 1Midday News Bulletin 1 by Fatima Olumee2021-12-0804 minReframed1200 ABC Illawarra News Bulletin, 24th November 2021ABC Illawarra Local Midday News Bulletin, 24th November 20212021-12-0804 min
ReframedREFRAMED: The Misrepresentation of African AustraliansWe've all seen the news reports. Heard the stories. But is there more to the media reports of "African gangs"? Fatima Olumee looks into the silenced experiences of African Australians who have had to bear the brunt of these stories. Is it possible for this community to take charge of their own representation and identities?
FEATURED (in order):
Bethlehem Mekonnen - President/Founder of UTS African Society
Gavin Adnan-Weber - Poet
Miski Omar - University student and performer
Mumbi Hinga - Producer of Afro Sistahs
Moreblessing Maturure - Actor/Screenwriter of Afro Sistahs
Chris Mesiku - Mustard Seed Support Group...2019-10-1829 min