Anti-racist protest at Hanson's Gold Coast launch
"Stop Hanson's racism" is the theme of a rally being planned by Brisbane's Anti-Racist Campaign, in conjunction with activists on the Gold Coast, to protest at the launch of Pauline Hanson's One
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Migrant women rally
By Sue Bull
CANBERRA — "We've learned to speak. We've learned to stand and walk. Don't cut off our legs." These words adorned placards held by 100 women who rallied outside Parliament House on June 17 to oppose cuts to
Saving Giblett forest — again
By Angela Luvera and Anthony Benbow
PERTH — Giblett forest, one of the areas saved from logging by WA's 1994 forest blockade, has been under threat again since earlier this year, when the WA government's
Aboriginal leaders condemn land theft
By Nick Everett
BRISBANE — Since the 1967 referendum, "the advances of the first 10 years for Aboriginal people have stagnated over the last 20 years", declared FAIRA (Foundation for Aboriginal and
James Vassilopoulos
"If you do not fight for anything, you lose the whole lot" was the key lesson for Nigel Gould, secretary-treasurer of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union at Weipa, after leading the fight against the
Ask what you can do for your countryAsk what you can do for your country
Your attention please! Can we settle down. In the back there — yes, you! ... see me after.
All right then. That's better.
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Festival Records picket continues
By Shane Bentley
SYDNEY — Picketers outside Festival Records have entered their sixth week on the picket line established by members of the National Union of Workers after Festival issued redundancy
Government gags EDOs
By Carl Gosper
In a major attack on the enforcement of environmental law, the Howard government has told Environmental Defender's Offices (EDOs) that they can no longer take legal action against state or federal
Campaign Against Racism established in Melbourne
By Maurice Sibelle
MELBOURNE — Campaign Against Racism was set up here at a meeting on June 12. CAR was established to oppose the racism of Howard and Hanson following the successful
Conservationist defects to mining lobby
By Nick Everett
BRISBANE — Frances Herbert, former Queensland Conservation Council spokesperson on the Stradbroke Island anti-sand-mining campaign, took up the position of public policy officer with
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