Saul Pelle spoke to Jacqui Kavanagh about the ANC Consultative Conference in Johannesburg on December 14-16 and about his impressions of his homeland after going into exile 14 years ago.
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Overseas aid from official and non-government sources in Australia has hardly headed left, but it is certainly going green.
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The capabilities of the Allied forces in the Gulf to cope with casualties from a protracted Gulf war have been brought into question by an international group of physicians.
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This week we're privileged to have access to the news reports of those great allies and buddies, the CIA and ASIO ...
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Letters to the editor.
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Sojourner Truth spoke these words to the second annual convention of the women's rights movement in Akron, Ohio, USA, in 1852.
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Bob Hawke, watching cricket in Perth on February 2, decided to perform a major foreign policy somersault and campaign to have international sanctions against the South Africa's white-minority regime phased out. Labor has now openly joined forces with
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Foreign Minister Gareth Evans and his Indonesian counterpart, Ali Alatas, met in Denpasar last week to celebrate the Indonesian parliament's ratification of the so-called "Timor Gap Treaty". Both men, in their roles of daylight train robbers, met in a secluded island to divide the spoils of their robbery.
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There's a lot we know about Australia's forests — and a staggering amount we don't know.
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@box text intr = So Peter Hollingworth, Australia's most infamous paedophile protector, has finally resigned his position as governor-general in disgrace — taking his "pension" of $184,860 a year with him — and the search will begin for a new