By Chris Spindler
ADELAIDE — When state parliament convened on February 9, it started to bring home the dramatic changes the new Liberal government intends to make in favour of employers, at the expense of the public and workers.
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Generation gap?
As the backlash outlined by Susan Faludi continues, there has been a rush of articles about the new feminism. Well known — or soon to be well known because they are well publicised by the establishment media and academic world
Marina Carman
Population: no simplistic solutions
We live in a world in crisis. A world plagued by pollution of air, seas, land, food and drinking water. A world of ozone depletion, deforestation and global warming. It's an international
Blowpipes and Window Frames
Dateline, SBS TV
Saturday, February 19, 7 p.m. (6.30 Adelaide)
Researched and produced by Matthew Carney
Reviewed by Jill Hickson
This film, on the devastation in Sarawak caused by the logging of the
Open Learning — The Collapse of Communism — A Triumph for the West? — One for the early riser. A number of historians have declared the "end of ideology"; assessing this claim, the program looks at the role of the US as world cop in a more
By Paul Oboohov
SYDNEY — Liberal and National Party backbenchers in the state parliament are trying to stop the declaration of 350,000 ha of 11 remaining wilderness areas in NSW, or water them down. These areas were announced for declaration
Goss picket at UQ
By Freya Pinney
BRISBANE — Due to a decline in the effectiveness of the ALP club at the University of Queensland, Premier Wayne Goss will be visiting the St Lucia campus on Wednesday, February 16, as part of a recruiting
Protesters confront Indonesian minister
By Cameron Price
MELBOURNE — A picket was organised outside the World Congress Centre on February 8 by Environmental Youth Alliance, the Indonesian solidarity group Aksi and Resistance to highlight
Adelaide Fringe/Festival
During the next few weeks Adelaide will be inundated with a variety of cultural forms. Listed here are only a few of many highlights.
Aboriginal and Islander Music Festival — Warumpi Band, Mixed Relations, Seven
Cuba — Talking About Revolution: Conversations with Juan Antonio Blanco
By Medea Benjamin
Ocean Press, 1993. 105 pp. $14.95
Reviewed by Jill Hickson
Described as a reformist, a hard-liner, a radical, an idealist, a pragmatist and a
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