Peace protest planned at Nurrungar
By Chris Hannaford
A national peace demonstration and desert festival will take place at Nurrungar during Easter, April 9-12. Nurrungar is a US Star Wars base near Woomera in South Australia's far
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Keep Green Point green
By Nicole Brett
NEWCASTLE — More than 500 people attended a regatta and picnic at Croudance Bay Park, Lake Macquarie, on February 7 to support the preservation of Green Point.
Speakers included the mayor of
By Norm Dixon and Sean Malloy
Humorous and fun are the two key words that describe the Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. Their performance at the Basement in Sydney was a sight to behold.
Imagine nine people with salmon pink suits, of classic
From politics to music, or vice versa
By Karen Fredericks
Luke Shaw, engineering student, Young National and "Friend of Sir Joh" is in for a rough time this week, when his activities as foreman of "Joh's Jury" are depicted on the ABC.
By Margot Pepper
Imagine what would happen if an industrialised country with over 10 million inhabitants were to have its petroleum reduced by 40% and consequently had to cut the bus fleet in its capital in half, cut petroleum used for
Socialist campaign launched in Adelaide
By Liam Mitchell
ADELAIDE — The Democratic Socialist election campaign for the South Australian seats of Adelaide and Hindmarsh was launched with a "Meet the Candidates" public meeting on
By Maurice Sibelle
BRISBANE — Hundreds of people gathered in the Queen Street Mall on February 12 to protest against the Brisbane City Council ban on political activity there. This was the second Friday evening action against the council's
WOMAD live! — If you weren't able to scrape up the cash to travel to Adelaide for the World of Music Arts and Dance — WOMAD — Festival, at least you can listen in live on your wireless. WOMAD brings together artists from all over the world,
Why boys are boys
Boys Will Be Boys
By Myriam Miedzian
London: Virago, 1992
Reviewed by Chris Slee
Most acts of violence are carried out by men. For example, 89% of violent crime in the United States is committed by males. Is this
Brisbane candidates in policy debate
By Maurice Sibelle
BRISBANE — Candidates for the seat of Brisbane from the Democratic Socialists, ALP, Liberals, Greens and Democrats debated policy in a meeting held by the Herston/Kelvin Grove
Joh trial TV show whips up a storm
By Bill Mason
BRISBANE — Even before it has been screened, the "docu-drama" Joh's Jury has created a storm of controversy, with some legal circles claiming the program (showing on February 16 on ABC
Shetland anger turns on officials
By Catherine Brown
Anger on Shetland over the use of dispersants on the Braer oil spill last month has deepened after the government's admission that some of the chemicals used failed the Agriculture
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