The BMUC's Debra Smith, Nick Franklin and Peter Lammiman recently spoke to the Member for Blue Mountains, Trish Doyle.  
The conversation covered state politics, unanswered questions about the highway duplication at Blackheath "There needs to be a lot more transparency before they get their shovels ready" (Trish Doyle) and Labor and Greens instigation of so called coercive control bills aimed at preventing domestic violence deaths. "Coercive control behaviour is a pattern of domination .. to control victims."  "Behaviours are a predictor of severe and fatal violence. "  (Trish Doyle)

(Air Watch was discussed and will be added to the podcast later). 
 
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This episode was broadcast on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM on 16 October 2020.
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