GLW issue 322, published 1998-06-24.

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Water giant threatens opponents

By Norm Dixon Biwater, the huge British-owned corporation that has been named the "preferred bidder" for the Nelspruit's water and waste services, in South Africa's Mpumalanga province, is threatening legal action against opponents of privatisation

MUA-Patrick deal: a great struggle faces betrayal

MUA-Patrick deal: a great struggle faces betrayal By Dick Nichols The draft terms of settlement of the dispute between the Maritime Union of Australia and Patrick Stevedores, released last week on the Age's web page, raise three

Hanson's 'program': a cover for racism

By Sue Boland A road worker, who voted for One Nation in north Queensland, told the Australian that he had formerly been a "red hot Labor supporter" until "Paul Keating brought in enterprise bargaining agreements", which resulted in road crews

Loose cannons

Forerunner "A lot of the things I'm saying on immigration [John Howard] said in 1988, and he is trying to do something about Wik and native title." — Pauline Hanson. Different "People do not spend $3 million on a watch to tell the time.
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