By Mikael Karlsson
In international neo-Nazism today, there are two major positions, the "first position" and the "third position".
The first are political parties like National Front in Britain, Front National in France, the Republicans in
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Poem: How to write headlines that will sell the paper
By Rosemary Evans
Pregnant Nun Accused of Arson
_> Drunk MP Drives Over Bridge
Prostitute Shoots One-Legged Parson
_> Headless Body Found in Fridge.
Goldie Hawn Weds Boris
Poll after poll reaffirms that Australians, by and large, want the remaining stands of old growth forests protected. The Herald-McNair poll, released on February 15, revealed that nearly half the population want export woodchipping phased out by the
By Max Lane
A general feature of the world economy during 1994 has been an upturn in production. With the exception of Japan, most of the imperialist countries have been achieving a growth rate of 3-5%, and some of the major Third World
Australian Greens
An article on privatisation by me in Green Left #174 described me as acting Secretary of the Territory Greens. While that appellation was correct at the time of writing it should be made clear that since then I have resigned
World Orders, Old and New
By Noam Chomsky
Pluto Press, 1994 311 pp., $34.95 (pb)
Reviewed by Phil Shannon
"The roots of policy lie deep in firmly established institutional structures of power". Chomsky's latest expedition to uncover the
Is Every Sperm Sacred? — Written and performed by Irene Stephanou, a South African of Greek descent. A funny and furious dissection of the "new" South Africa. ABC Radio National, Friday, February 24, 9.30pm.
Womadelaide live — For all those
By Melanie Sjoberg
ADELAIDE — Thousands of workers marched through the city on February 15 to express their frustration and anger at the Brown Liberal government's proposed changes to the workers' compensation scheme, Workcover.
The
By Sujatha Fernandes
MADRAS — Across India, more than 40 million children work in industries making such products as bangles, fireworks, matches, carpets, glass, hosiery and leather. This figure is an underestimation, since child labour is
BRISBANE — Queensland Council for Civil Liberties vice-president Terry O'Gorman has blasted a new Criminal Justice Commission report which calls for power for itself and state police to seek Federal Court approval to tap telephones in the course of
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