Please sign the open letter, in the following link, to the Qld. government in support of the Palm Island Community Store Aboriginal Corporation’s bid to manage the Palm Island store instead of government appointees.… Go to Article
Month: July 2007
James Cook, Joseph Banks and Smallpox
by John Tracey
This is an article about covert biological warfare, Captain Cook and Joseph Banks, about the deliberate infection of disease which spread like wildfire across the nation.… Go to Article
The crisis in the study of literature in the school system
The August Meeting of the 17 Group
— Pat Buckridge on the crisis in the study of literature in the school system.… Go to Article
DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS — lest we forget
A lunchtime rally organised by the Stop The War Collective was held today (Thursday July 19) in support of Dr Haneef at the Department of Immigration Offices in Adelaide St, Brisbane to condemn the federal government’s use of the Migration Act to detain Dr Haneef, and the undemocratic nature of the recently introduced “terror” laws.… Go to Article
National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC)
National Aborigines and Islanders Day for Justice (NAIDOC) has been celebrated for 50 years.![]()
Meetings, Rallies and Marches have been organised in Brisbane this past year (2006-2007).… Go to Article
Pine Gap 4: Crime and Punishment
US Base at Pine Gap
Crown Appeal sentence in Pine Gap Case
… Go to ArticleWhy are the missiles called peacekeepers, when they’re aimed to kill?
Best of ‘Hainanese Chicken Club’ Stories by Lachlan Hurse
***Editor’s Note***
The ‘Hainanese Chicken Club’ is a lunchtime social gathering of friends who work in Brisbane City. It is convened by Lachlan Hurse.… Go to Article
‘The Sweet Life’
When the long distance electronic communication by telegraph arrived in the USA in the 1800's, the proponents said we will now have instant information from England, while others commented that all that will be different is that we will know when Lady Windemere has the flu
– US academic, Neil Postman, in his book “Amusing Ourselves to Death”
When I read about efforts by groups to lobby federal parliamentarians about the crisis in the Middle East, no coherent message seems to come through.… Go to Article
New Labor drives a wedge between militants and moderates.
In the midst of current debate over militant and parliamentary strategies for the workers movement, Julia Gillard made headlines when she attacked union militants and said that she would not endorse automatic ‘right of entry‘ for union organisers into workplaces.… Go to Article
Pig City: all in the name of ‘Exploiting Native Talent’
Workers BushTelegraph readers may wish to have a look at the article Exploiting Native Talent in the Arts Section of The Australian, 2 July 2007.… Go to Article
