About Us: Socialism or Death
SBS TV
Wednesday, March 9, 8:30pm (8 Adelaide)
Reviewed by Roberto Jorquera
No-one can deny that the situation the Cuban people face is extremely difficult. But one must put the difficulty into a political
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By Ray Fulcher
Melbourne — A coalition of groups and individuals, Brunswick Against the Nazis (BAN), is planning a mass counter-demonstration against the extreme right-wing group National Action (NA) at the Brunswick Town Hall on March 5.
By Jill Hickson
SYDNEY — The Sydney Water Board is planning to axe 3000 jobs over the next two years. On February 17, the Water and Maritime Industry Union released a document from the board which proposed a restructuring that would involve
Fabulous fetishes
By Alex Cooper
MELBOURNE—On Tuesday, March 8, 3CR will broadcast its annual International Women's Day program from the Brunswick Pool. Part of this 24 hours of live radio starting will be a comic extravaganza for women
Story by Sean Lennon
Photo by Terry Riggs
MELBOURNE — Every Saturday morning at around 11 the Band Who knew Too Much descends on the Victoria Markets.
The band consists of Dave, who plays the accordion, Andy who plays Bass, another Andy
By Sue Bolton
MELBOURNE — A strike by Richmond Council workers is into its fourth week, and another 26 local councils in Melbourne are affected by industrial bans. The key issue in the dispute is job security.
Job security is threatened
By Tracy Sorensen
Photo by Jorge Gonzalez
SYDNEY — "The Blue House" is an artistic installation representing a domestic interior, complete with "real" doors, walls and windows. This almost-life size piece, to be launched at Neeta City
By Greg Adamson
Between March 4 and March 25, members of the Public Sector Union and the seven State Public Services Federation unions will vote on whether to unite into one union, proposed to be called the Community and Public Sector Union.
By Reihana Mohideen
The Israeli settler who massacred around 50 Palestinian worshippers on the morning of February 25 at the Ibrahimi mosque in Hebron, was a well-known leader of Kach, an extreme right-wing Zionist organisation. Wearing a
By Jill Hickson
SYDNEY — Only 12 months old, Black Power Clothing is taking off in Australia. It features T-shirts and other apparel with slogans by people such as Martin Luther King, Ralph Ellison ("I am invisible, understand, simply because
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