Timestamps and Links;

• 00:26 - QLD Labour Day March
• 02:06 - Australian Federal Election
• 05:02 - Men’s Violence and Femicide: Sherele Moody Femicide Watch
• 06:56 - Sherele Moody “She Matters” Memorial Defaced
• 10:55 - Domestic Violence Awareness Month in QLD
• 11:45 - Working Women’s Rights: Labour Day
• 13:21 - WWR: Harvester Judgement
• 32:48 - Worker’s Power May Day Live Broadcast - Interview with Ash
• 38:16 - Women Strike: 1975 Icelandic Women’s Strike

Support Numbers and Links

• 1800 737 732 - 1800RESPECT
• 1800 811 811 - Domestic Violence Connect Women’s Line
• 1800 600 636 - Domestic Violence Connect Men’s Line
• 1300 78 99 78 - MensLine Australia
• Innerboy app from She is not your rehab

📸 ID: Four women workers stand on the concrete floor in an industrial building. In the foreground is the Megaherzzz and 4zzz Podcast logo in the bottom left and top right respectively.

Denise and Sarah discussed issues regarding fairness with Working Women's Rights. We looked at what happens for women when men, who are traditionally considered the providers of the household income, are unable to provide the income to the family. This often ends in severe social and economic consequences for women and children.

Megaherzzz is 4ZZZ’s women’s and feminist show. Megaherzzz features news, opinions, and interviews, as well as music from local, Australian and overseas artists. We are an intersectional feminist program and amplify various marginalised communities, such as: First Nations women, women of colour, disabled women, working women, criminalised women, the LGBTIQ+ community, and sex workers, with a focus on intersections of these communities. "I am not free while any woman is unfree" - audre lorde

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