SYDNEY A cappella
ensemble Ecopella will launches its first CD, An Organism Called Earth,
on March 1 at the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre.
Founded in 1998, the Sydney-based Ecopella was the first Australian
choir to focus its repertoire on
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BY SHANE HOPKINSON
MACKAY, north Queensland — A week after moving to Mackay from Rockhampton, where I had been involved in anti-war organising, I received a phone call asking if any Mackay actions were planned. A quick phone call to the local
BY
ED GEORGE
LEON The February 15 anti-war mobilisations were huge all over
the world; in the Spanish state they were truly enormous. If one tots up
the 1.5 million who marched in Madrid with the 1 million plus in Barcelona,
and then add
BY PAUL OBOOHOV
CANBERRA — Seventy police, 30 in riot gear, raided the Aboriginal Tent Embassy at 6am on February 19. They dismantled a recently erected A-frame tin goonji.
Most of those sleeping on-site at the time of the raid were women and
BY
STEPHEN BENNETTS
ROME At least 2 million people (organisers estimate 3 million)
from all over Italy converged on Rome on February 15, one of the largest
peace rallies held in the world on that day.
An entire section of the historic
BY EMMA CLANCY
The March 5 student strike appears is set to become the next big, nationally coordinated anti-war protest across Australia. Hundreds of students attended meetings to organise the strike on the February 14-16 weekend, after
BY
ALISON DELLIT
The February 14-16 world-wide peace protests starkly exposed the
gulf between the warmongering governments and media of Australia, the United
States and Britain on the one hand, and the populations of those countries
on the
BY
ZOE KENNY
MELBOURNE Maryan al-Talebi is a seemingly average 17-year-old high
school student living in Footscray. She has a part-time job and is undertaking
her final year of the Victorian Certificate of Education. But behind al-Talebis
BY
GRANT COLEMAN
On March 5, high school, campus and TAFE students across Australia
will act together with US students in refusing to attend classes. We will
be calling for books not bombs and demanding that Australian troops be
brought
BY
ALEX CHIS
SAN FRANCISCO Sunday February 16 was the largest anti-war
protest in this city's history, with the march organisers estimating that
250,000 people took part. Even the police department said about 200,000
marched double that
BY
GERALD LENOIR
PARIS Despite intense pressure from the US government, French President
Jacques Chirac continues to maintain that France will veto a United Nations
Security Council resolution authorising a war in Iraq. On February 15,
I
BY
PAT BREWER
Is the Democratic Socialist Party a revolutionary feminist party?
Not really, according to Alison Thorne, a leading member of the Freedom
Socialist Party (FSP). The DSP, Thorne argued in her contribution on the
future of the
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