Anti-war conference: Stopping AUKUS & war on China
AUKUS
Jake Lynch performs poetry from his new book, Pommy Granita: progressive comic verse for Boundless Plains and Old Sod. All author proceeds on the night to be donated to Sydney anti-AUKUS coalition. Free bar.
The Blue Mountains Peace Collective is holding a Public Meeting. The theme is "AUKUS & the UN Treaty to Ban Nuclear Weapons"
Speakers incl Brian Toohey, Gem Romuld
Australian National University (ANU) Student Association - Education Action Group
Speakers:
Allan Behm, Australia Institute
Beatrice Tucker, ANU Student Association Education Officer
ANU staff academic (TBA)
September marks two years since Scott Morrison signed the controversial AUKUS nuclear submarine deal with the United States and Britain. As opposition grows to this wasteful and warmongering deal, including among Labor's ranks, come and show your opposition to preparations for a new war in the Asia-Pacific.
Come along to Reboot - a free festival of utopian-realist ideas next Sunday 3rd September. Hear from our stellar lineup of speakers covering topics spanning climate, housing, AUKUS and much more!
The AUKUS nuclear submarines are a disaster for students. They push us closer to war, are a colossal waste of money, and will mean dumping of nuclear waste on Indigenous land - likely in our state. Yet South Australian universities have announced hundreds of places for programs to support the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal.
Albanese is pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into war when students, workers and the poor are facing an acute cost-of-living crisis. These are part of the AUKUS deal that pushes Australia closer to war. We demand the submarine deal be scrapped and the $368 billion be spent on things to improve the lives of ordinary people, like building 1.4 million public housing units, making education free for all students, or raising all welfare payments to at least $88/day. We refuse to accept social services being neglected to fund the military.
Albanese is pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into war when students, workers and the poor are facing an acute cost-of-living crisis. These are part of the AUKUS deal that pushes Australia closer to war. We demand the submarine deal be scrapped and the $368 billion be spent on things to improve the lives of ordinary people, like building 1.4 million public housing units, making education free for all students, or raising all welfare payments to at least $88/day. We refuse to accept social services being neglected to fund the military.
Albanese is pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into war when students, workers and the poor are facing an acute cost-of-living crisis. These are part of the AUKUS deal that pushes Australia closer to war. We demand the submarine deal be scrapped and the $368 billion be spent on things to improve the lives of ordinary people, like building 1.4 million public housing units, making education free for all students, or raising all welfare payments to at least $88/day. We refuse to accept social services being neglected to fund the military.
Albanese is pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into war when students, workers and the poor are facing an acute cost-of-living crisis. These are part of the AUKUS deal that pushes Australia closer to war. We demand the submarine deal be scrapped and the $368 billion be spent on things to improve the lives of ordinary people, like building 1.4 million public housing units, making education free for all students, or raising all welfare payments to at least $88/day. We refuse to accept social services being neglected to fund the military.
Albanese is pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into war when students, workers and the poor are facing an acute cost-of-living crisis. These are part of the AUKUS deal that pushes Australia closer to war. We demand the submarine deal be scrapped and the $368 billion be spent on things to improve the lives of ordinary people, like building 1.4 million public housing units, making education free for all students, or raising all welfare payments to at least $88/day. We refuse to accept social services being neglected to fund the military.
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