Stories from Australia's unfinished land war
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By Andy Gianniotis
Frontier, shown recently on the ABC, is a documentary of
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My meeting with Che Guevara
I'm not one given to prying, but when Che Guevara dropped in last night, I just couldn't help myself. At first I was taken aback and left him standing in the doorway while I took in the sight before me. His
Left on-line
New on the Democratic Socialist Party web site — One of the most comprehensive and enlightening socialist sites on the web, the DSP's web page continues to develop. New additions include 'Globalisation', Neo-liberalism and the
By Kerry Nettle
1. Building roads invites more traffic. This is a well-researched phenomenon known as induced traffic. It exists in cities all around the world.
People think that new roads will make their journey faster, so people who do
To poll or not to poll?
By Nick Middleton
CANBERRA — Students at the University of Canberra go to the polls on October 21-23 to elect next year's Students Association. A petition has been tabled by a Labor Right member for a student
Jabiluka campaigners keep up the pressure
By Trish Corcoran
SYDNEY — On October 9, the day after the federal government gave the go-ahead to the Jabiluka uranium mine, a 300-strong demonstration marched through the city to protest outside John
By Michael Karadjis
This past northern summer, the Turkish military engineered the collapse of the Welfare Party (RP)-True Path Party (DYP) coalition, supposedly to prevent a "fundamentalist takeover". The military is now on a drive to ban RP. In
The public nature of the 'private' sphere
Public discussion of family life and women's roles within it used to be mostly confined to the "women's magazines". Article after repetitive article dealt with "how to improve (or save) your marriage",
Vince Jones dedicates performance to Dita Sari
By John Gauci
SYDNEY — "This song is for an amazing Indonesian woman named Dita Sari. Thanks for being political tonight. Keep holding up those placards." This was how Australian jazz icon Vince
Hunter miners: court cripples right to strike
By James Vassilopoulos
Rio Tinto has succeeded in its bid to undermine the picket line at the Hunter Valley No. 1 coal mine. On October 14, the NSW Supreme Court ruled that unionists could
Queanbeyan residents fight for open space
QUEANBEYAN — The Henderson Road Residents' Action Group is pressing ahead with plans for a community barbecue on Sunday, October 19, although NSW State Rail has refused permission. "We are going to
By Marcel Cameron
MELBOURNE — Students and staff from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology have overwhelmingly rejected the university's decision to introduce up-front fees for over-quota undergraduate places in 1998. The vote sends a
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