Toondah Harbour, the gateway to Straddie, was decisive in the recent Mayoral elections in the Redlands on Moreton Bay. Although more than 50% voted against her, the incumbent, Karen Williams, won. One of the candidates ran a spoiling dirty campaign against Claire Richardson, an opponent to the Toondah Harbour development. It seems the crony capitalists have done it again. – Ed.
Close Mayoral result in Redlands (vote after preferences distributed from ECQ website)
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A section of the Ramsar protected Toondah tidal wetlands, with a Stradbroke ferry in the background. If the Toondah real estate scheme is allowed to proceed, this beautiful scene will be replaced by around 40 high-rise buildings up to 10 storeys high.Photo by Chris Walker of a section of the Ramsar protected Toondah wetlands before sunrise. North Stradbroke Island can be seen in the distance. Photo first published by Save our Bay – Toondah Harbour last year.
Welcome to this website People from all directions.
We address the following questions:
1. Industrial question: The Master/servant relationship. The struggle for Worker Control.
2. Ownership question: Who owns the land? Rights to the city, right to country. The struggle of indigenous people for land rights and social justice in Australia.
3. Political question: This is the class struggle. Who owns the means of production? Who governs? How are democratic rights won and shared.
Joe Geia sings the 'Welcome Song'
This is aboriginal land
A note to indigenous people, Workers BushTelegraph may contain recordings, images and songs of people who are deceased.
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.
