Campaign for the right to sell Green Left Weekly
By Keara Courtney
SYDNEY — After weeks of harassment of Green Left Weekly sellers by security guards in Town Hall tunnel, three sellers at the regular Friday Resistance stall at the corner
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The big bad Australian: BHP's worldwide record
By Jon Land
BHP, Australia's biggest company, achieved international notoriety on May 4, 1994, when landowners surrounding the Ok Tedi copper and gold mine in Papua New Guinea launched a $4
Palestinian hunger striker protests detention
By Adam Hanieh
RAMALLAH — Palestinian prisoner, Itaf Alayan, has entered the third week of a hunger strike in the Israeli prison, Neve Tirza. Her hunger strike entered a critical stage last
By Nikki Ulasowski
CANBERRA — On November 14, 65 people attended a meeting to discuss native title organised by the YWCA. The meeting was addressed by Camilla Cowley and Sean Brennan. Cowley is a Queensland pastoralist who has a native title
Democrats: 'Our worry is Labor's will'
Australian Democrats Senator JOHN WOODLEY spoke to Green Left Weekly's SAM WAINWRIGHT about the Democrats' response to the Native Title Amendment Bill. Question: Will the Democrats be voting against the
Jet trails may change global climate
By Dr Claire Gilbert
Jet planes leave behind vapour condensation trails called "contrails" which often stay in the sky for many hours and spread out to become icy cirrus clouds. They are not as innocent
Sri Lankan government sterilises Tamils
A program to systematically and radically reduce the Tamil population in Sri Lanka's plantation sector is secretly but effectively being carried out with state assistance and misdirected foreign aid. The
NTEU council plans campaigns
In October, the national council of the National Tertiary Education and Industry Union met to discuss future directions, campaigns and policies. Green Left Weekly's JEREMY SMITH spoke to CAROLYN ALLPORT, federal
ADELAIDE — CATHERINE CARTER, director of Theatre Praxis's latest production of British playwright Howard Brenton's Bloody Poetry, spoke to Green Left Weekly's NATALIE WOODLOCK about the play. "Bloody Poetry explores the lives and political ideas of
Men & sexual politics: Towards a profeminist practiceBy Bob PeaseDulwich Centre Publications, 1997. 178 pp., $32 Review by Barry Healy
I approached this book with a little trepidation. My fear was that it might be some sort of wanky, New Age
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