Socialism — the way forwardBy John PercyResistance Books, 199730pp., $3.50Available at all Resistance Bookshops Review by Pip Hinman
While the early 1990s was marked by a propaganda offensive about the end of "socialism", as we near the end of
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By Jennifer Thompson
Four hundred Aboriginal people and their supporters gathered in Sydney on January 26, the 60th anniversary of the 1938 Day of Mourning and Protest by Aboriginal people at the sesquicentenary celebrations of European
NT TLC condemns Labor leader over Jabiluka
By Tim E. Stewart
DARWIN — Support for the campaign against the proposed uranium mine at Jabiluka has been strengthened after the NT Trades and Labour Council at its January meeting condemned NT Labor
1997: the warmest year in this century
By Norm Dixon
A study released on January 23 reveals that 1997 was the warmest year in this century, further evidence that the planet is getting warmer due to the greenhouse effect. A team of scientists
Watch Committee for Victoria
MELBOURNE — Around 50 people attended a January 28 meeting to establish an Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Watch Committee for Victoria. Late last year, five men and one woman died in private prisons. The usual
Charity and change
By Emma Murphy
I recently spent six weeks in India. I stayed at a Sisters of Charity convent in the south with my aunty who has been a missionary for 60 years. Her days are spent trying to help the vast numbers of people
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"I guess there are very few new ideas in journalism." — Sydney Sun-Herald editor Alan Revell after his paper and the Sunday Telegraph both front-paged an "exclusive" beat-up claiming there is widespread issuing of fraudulent medical
Taxation ruling raises cost of studying
By Will Williams
CANBERRA — The Australian Taxation Office is circulating a draft ruling that would cut students' already meagre incomes. The February 13 closing date for submissions on the draft, titled
Petition to support waterside workers
Below is the text of a petition being circulated nationally by the Democratic Socialist Party and Resistance. We, the undersigned, understand that the Howard government's support for the establishment of a
Return of a reggae pioneer
Wash Over GoldWinston Grennan and Ska Rocks BandSwegway RecordsSend US$20 to 2400 Poplar Drive, Baltimore, MD 21207, USA Review by Norm Dixon
Winston Grennan is not a household name among reggae enthusiasts, but he
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