GLW issue 606, published 2004-11-17.

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SIEV X survivors 'won't be safe until we can be citizens'

On October 19, 2001, the "SIEV X" boat sank between Indonesian and Australian waters, taking the lives of 353 people. Amal Basry survived the tragedy and the following is her story, which she told to Mary Dagmar Davies. Amal means hope in Arabic.

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#2 La Trobe University evicts NTEU MELBOURNE — La Trobe University has served an eviction notice on the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU), demanding that it vacate its office on campus by December 31. Campus unionists believe this is

Protests demand US troops leave Iraq

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Craig Johnston: an impassioned supporter of refugees

The Refugee Action Collective in Melbourne recently voted to support the campaign for the release of jailed unionist Craig Johnston. RAC member Tony Dewberry moved the motion in favour of Johnston and explains why below. I know some people might
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