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Chile: The Other September 11 Edited by Pilar Aguilera and Ricardo Fredes Ocean Press, Melbourne 2002 80 pages, $11.95 Order at <http://www.oceanbooks.com.au> REVIEW BY VANNESSA HEARMAN For those tired of the patriotic
BY IGGY KIM & NICK EVERETT An "informal" meeting of 25 trade ministers will be hosted by the World Trade Organisation in Sydney on November 14-15. The meeting will be a caucus, involving the advanced capitalist countries plus a handful of the
BY KATHY FAIRFAX SYDNEY — Rex Rumakiek, a long-standing OPM (Organisasi Papua Merdeka) representative in Australia, denied that the West Papua independence group was involved in the August 31 attack on the giant US-owned Freeport gold and
BY LYNDA HANSEN BRISBANE — Thirty people attended a public meeting on September 12 to mark the fourth year since five Cubans were arrested in Miami and convicted in June 2001 for espionage. They had been involved in monitoring right-wing
BY MAX LANE JAKARTA — Indonesian police used tear gas and water cannons to attempt to subdue a large demonstration outside the parliament of the Jakarta special province on September 11. Tens of thousands of protesters gathered to
BY NORM DIXON US President George Bush delivered his much-anticipated ultimatum to the United Nations on September 12: enforce all Security Council resolutions passed against Iraq since 1990 or a massive US attack on Iraq will be "unavoidable".
Oh yes! I'm the Great Pretender!Pretending I'm for human rights.My badge, you see, is from Amnesty,But my heart says, "Australia is for the whites!" Oh yes! I'm the Great Pretender!I claim to protect girls and boys,But look that's not my style: I