VID (2 mins)-London @ Bookfair – South Park do “Safe Space” censorship
Ciaron O’Reilly
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“The poor tell us who we are,
The prophets tell us who we could be,
So we hide the poor,
And kill the prophets.”
Phil Berrigan
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'Rob Pyne - a far northern life' — sharing stories of Rob Pyne's struggle inside the ALP and his move to independence.
Contains some excellent chapters about his stint in parliament.
Paradigm Shift - 4ZZZ fm 102.1, Fridays at Noon
Words are the Wind - Words from Struggle Street
Eva Bartlett In Gaza
4ZZZ News & Current affairs — 4zzz is on the land of the Turbul & Jagera people, never ceded
Save Leard State Forest — Archive of actions to stop mining in the Piliger
Bent Banana Books — Save the Book - discussion on where books are heading and finding books which are different.
Apple Corey — Contains some excellent interviews on Indigenous, union, women, Occupy issues.
Rob Pyne - a far northern life — sharing stories of Rob's struggle inside the ALP and his move to independence.
Contains some excellent chapters about his stint in parliament.
Shona, Craig and Ian on Paradigm Shift 14 Dec 2018 – 30th anniversary of 4ZZZ eviction from the University of Qld. Jack interviews 4zzz stalwart Dave Lennon and Ian interviews Historian Jeff Rickertt. 14 Dec 1988, On this day the right wing University of Qld Student Unions attempted to evict 4ZZZ from its studios under […]
Every time an aboriginal person dies years before he or she should I think that this is, in part, a result of the brutal invasion of this continent. Robert Janjimdaimjan Wharton was born in 1979 and passed away before his 40th birthday. He is a descendant of Mardigan and Kooma tribes in South-West Queensland and […]
Paradigm Shift – 7th December 2018, Lucy, Craig & Shona QUT’s Botched Student Election: How the Young Libs Were Kicked Out QUT’s student union has come into disrepute after it was condemned by an independent electoral tribunal. EPIC, the party which has run the QUT Guild for the last 7 years, failed to adequate publicise […]
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Pablo plays Mapuche horn while supporters hold up first nations flags – Mapuche, West Papuan & Aboriginal flags On 1 December 2018 in Brisbane activists, musicians and supporters conducted a solidarity action for first nations people of Chile, West Papua and Australia, protesting the assassination of Camilo Catrillanca by Chilean…
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