GLW issue 264, published 1997-02-26.
- CES to go: lessons of a shambles
- How the rich invented racism
- Arguments for socialism: The future of...
- Write on: Letters to the editor
- Immunisation and social responsibility
- Students rally against Austudy changes
- On the box
- Time to defend public education
- The Whitlam myth
- Growth in the time of cholera
- Socialists make a splash at UQ
- High school students' magazine launched
- Action updates
- Tragic end to Darwin protest camp
- Looking out: Lessons learned
- Life of Riley: Stiff bickies
Australian News
- Arnott's workers the 'innocent victims'
- British anti-roads campaigner tours
- Campaign to save the Block heats up
- Socialists reject work for dole for...
- Liberals lie about waterfront workers
- Mobil's use of workplace act stopped
- 'University of the year' to strike
- Student delegation returns from East...
- Protests against nuclear waste shipment
- ACF slams Borbidge over Hinchinbrook
- The axe falls on legal aid
International News
- Iranian oil workers arrested
- Madrid arrests Basque leaders
- Scottish Socialist Alliance plans...
- Growing sympathy for rebels in Kinshasa
- Hackers modify Indonesian government...
- No change on East Timor as oil starts...
- Zaire rebels tighten 'tourniquet'...
- Defection of Hwang Jang-yop stirs...
- Appeal for Irish prisoner
- 5000 at risk from AIDS in PNG
- The 'tomato' guerrillas of South Africa
- Swaziland democracy strikers hold firm


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