BFU WINTER PROGRAM – THE RIGHT TO THE CITY

Time to get your diaries out and your pens at the ready, the BFU Winter Program is here! Brush off your blankets, brew yourself a thermos of tea and prep your thoughtful frowns for a winter of heated conversations and sizzling critique…

Join us every Wednesday evening for the next six weeks of winter for a set of six discussions, workshops, film screenings and interviews.

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Foco Nuevo in July

Foco Nuevo in July

Friday, 1st July, 2016
8.00 pm
Kurilpa Hall
174 Boundary Street, West End (
map)

This Foco Nuevo brings a novel twist; members of Rough Red will be presenting songs from their Songwriters’ Circle project, to be followed with a set by Rough Red.… Go to Article

TONIGHT Fidel Es Fidel

A documentary by Roberto Chile | Bring a Plate | Entry $10/$7

REMINDER: TONIGHT

Australia-Cuba Friendship Society (Brisbane) presents
Fidel es Fidel

A photographic exhibition and documentary by Roberto Chile

Friday 17 June 6.30 pm for 7 pm start

Kurilpa Hall
174 Boundary Street West End

Bring a Plate | Entry $10 / $7 concession
Around the world people are taking action on the 17th of each month seeking the lifting of the US blockade of Cuba.… Go to Article

Moving Away from Free Trade and Extractivism to Dismantle Corporate Power

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WORLD SOCIAL FORUM / WSF2016 / Montreal

Call to join the space

“People and the Planet Before Profit: Moving Away from Free Trade and Extractivism to Dismantle Corporate Power”

facilitated by the self-managed committee

Extractivism, Free Trade Agreemments and power of transnationals

Within the upcoming World Social Forum in Montreal to be held from August 9 to 14, many groups have come together to create a space where we can implement joint actions related to extractivism, free trade agreements and the power of transnational corporations.Go to Article

1971 Anti-Apartheid (Springbok) Protests, Queensland

Here is a new Anti-Apartheid section on the Radical Times Historical Archive starting to take shape…..

The new section is the second one down the page (scrolling down from the top) headed:

Resources: 1971 Anti-Apartheid (Springbok) Protests, Queensland

I just finished adding two new audio streams (about 19 minutes long) that were recorded at the Tower Mill prior to, during, and after the second police charge and police riot on Saturday 24th July 1971.

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East Timor: ‘The Age of Living Dangerously’

We should not be surprised at Australia’s collusion with Israel in the brutal colonisation of Palestine because, sadly outraged to say, Australia’s active complicity in the Indonesian and East Timor genocides and its silence on the killings in West Papua and PNG point up trade and profit as our country’s priorities and to hell with human rights and international law.… Go to Article

Class privilege, indigenous repression, capitalist power… and the Olympics

Class privilege, indigenous repression, capitalist power… and the Olympics

“The Olympics are political through and through. The marching, the flags, the national anthems, the alliances with corporate sponsors, the labor exploitationbehind the athletic-apparel labels, the treatment of indigenous peoples, the marginalization of the poor and working class, the selection of Olympic host cities—all political.

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