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#807
Headlines from GLW #807, 18 August 2009:
Global warming in the Himalayas — the threat to Asia’s water
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 16 August 2009
Pemba Dorje Sherpa is the world record holder for the fastest climb of Mount Everest. He toured Australia from August 11 to 17 to raise awareness about the drastic impacts of climate change on the Himalayas.
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Brief:
Balibo
screening to raise funds for E...
Brief:
‘Billionaires for coal’ come to Perth
Britain: Vestas workers’ keep up fight for jobs and planet...
China: Privatisation sparks clashes
Resistance!:
Retired coalminer challenges Rudd over g...
The great G8 carbon con-job
Full access to RU486 — abortion is a woman's choice
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 16 August 2009
Access to safe medical and surgical abortion is a right that women have fought for and are still to fully achieve. They’ve kept fighting because the right to decide if and when to bear children is a cornerstone for women’s equality in society.
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Racism and ‘anti-terror’ laws — a threat to civil liberties
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 16 August 2009
On August 12, ALP federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland announced a discussion paper that foreshadowed a new raft of draconian “anti-terror” laws. The proposed new laws would give police the power to enter premises without a warrant and create new “terrorist” offences.
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Cops strip prisoners: paper
Ireland: Conference discusses persecution of Basque movement...
Venezuela: ‘The revolution is profoundly young’
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 15 August 2009
Recalling the words of
Les Miserables
Victor Hugo, United Socialist Party of Venezuela Youth (JPSUV) leader Heryck Rangel said “nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come, and today in Venezuela, the time of socialism has arrived”.
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Chavez: ‘The empire wants our resources’
Ecuador’s Correa launches new term, promises change
Honduras: Eyewitness report on violent police crackdown
Honduras: US accused of being two-faced on coup
Brief:
The anti-imperialist bloc in Latin America
Venezuela respons to Obama’s hyopcrisy
John Kaye on the myth of energy privatisation
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 16 August 2009
Below is an abridged version of a speech by Greens NSW parliamentarian
John Kaye
at an anti-privatisation forum held at Parramatta Town Hall on July 16.
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Australian unions and the boycott Israel campaign
Brief:
‘Billionaires for coal’ come to Perth
Britain: Vestas workers’ keep up fight for jobs and planet...
Education union to fight league tables
Industrial action certain if building worker jailed
Brief:
Rees and Campbell heckled by rail workers
CPRS defeated — now what?
OUR COMMON CAUSE, 16 August 2009
OUR COMMON CAUSE
:
The following statement is from the Socialist Alliance national executive in response to the Senate rejection of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme.
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Brief:
‘Billionaires for coal’ come to Perth
Britain: Vestas workers’ keep up fight for jobs and planet...
Resistance!:
Retired coalminer challenges Rudd over g...
The great G8 carbon con-job
United States: BHP in climate bill fraud scandal
West Papua ignored at Pacific Islands Forum
From GLW paper edition #807 - 18 August 2009.
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Sharing the recession pain?
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 16 August 2009
On August 6, the Australian Bureau of Statistics released labour force figures for July that showed unemployment remained steady at 5.8%. However, while the total number of people employed stayed stable, full-time jobs fell by 16,000 while part-time employment rose by 48,200.
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Ireland: Conference discusses persecution of Basque movement
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 15 August 2009
More than 100 people attended a conference in Belfast on August 8 on political persecution in the Basque Country organised by the Don’t Extradite the Basques Campaign as part of
Feile an Phobail
(Festival of the People).
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Colombia-US military plan causes grave concern
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 16 August 2009
South American presidents have expressed deep concerns over a United States plan to increase its military presence in Colombia. They voiced their fears at a Union of South American Nations (Unasur) summit in Quito, Ecuador on August 10.
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Fight reinstates Geelong workers
AUSTRALIAN NEWS, 16 August 2009
Two Geelong council workers who were sacked on July 24 for accepting free steak sandwiches from a Geelong club owner have been reinstated. The victory followed an escalation in the two-week-old dispute, when the Australian Services Union (ASU) members walked off the job on August 10.
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Christian right’s ‘faggot-free’ breakfast
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 16 August 2009
Two equal love activists were bundled off the stage at a Christian right breakfast held in Parliament House on August 13.
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Foreign Correspondent
censors Venezuela’s majority
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 16 August 2009
The following statement was released by the Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network on August 12. Visit
www.venezuelasolidarity.org
.
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Palestine: Fatah meets amid infighting, accusations
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 15 August 2009
Israel: Gays murdered amid rise of the right
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 15 August 2009
Unions should not support Thai fascists
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 15 August 2009
Kanaky: Resistance and repression of independence movement
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 16 August 2009
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Ecuador’s Correa launches new ter...
Honduras: Eyewitness report on viol...
Honduras: US accused of being two-f...
Ireland: Conference discusses perse...
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Kanaky: Resistance and repression o...
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The great G8 carbon con-job
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United States: BHP in climate bill ...
Venezuela respons to Obama’s hyop...
Venezuela: ‘The revolution is pro...
Venezuela: ‘US preparing an attac...
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Comment & Analysis
Foreign Correspondent
cens...
Australian unions and the boycott I...
Christian right’s ‘faggot-free...
Full access to RU486 — abortion i...
Global warming in the Himalayas —...
John Kaye on the myth of energy pri...
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Sharing the recession pain?
West Papua ignored at Pacific Islan...
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Resistance!:
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Retired coalmin...
Our Common Cause:
CPRS defea...
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Australian News
Aboriginal language rescue: ‘cyni...
Cops strip prisoners: paper
Education union to fight league tab...
Fight reinstates Geelong workers
Industrial action certain if buildi...
Palestine solidarity tour rocks Bri...
Uni workers strike against job cuts...
UNSW staff campaign for new agreeme...
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The anti-imperialist ...
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