GLW issue 371, published 1999-08-11.
Australian News
- Queensland NTEU takes action
- WA forests: for a green-worker alliance
- Resistance, trade unionists protest...
- Oil disaster in Sydney Harbour
- Net bet fiasco threatens Labor
- Gatton students defend their college
- Southern Cross Uni dispute continues
- Action updates
- Hiroshima Day rallies oppose nuclear...
- Union demands transport industry...
- Indonesian unionist starts Australian...
- Howard defends 'free' trade
- School bursar dispute continues
- Court 'backs down' on RFA
- News briefs
- Exhibition exposes ships of shame
- New police blitz to increase...
- Supermax prisoners win challenge
International News
Web site launched for imprisoned South African poet, Mzwakhe Mbuli
East Timor militia intimidation continues
- Herri Batasuna: for independence and...
- Independence rally in West Papua
- Burmese students remember August 8
- South African workers confront...
- Iraq accuses UNSCOM of cover-up
- Downer in Dili: what wasn't reported
- US unionists back Indonesian strikers
- European elections provide some shocks
- Tamils face starvation
- Thousands of students return to East...
- Pacific islanders protest plutonium...
- Washington, Canberra hope to disarm...
- US fans tensions with China


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