In 1999, in the aftermath of the June 18th global day of action, a pamphlet called Reflections on June 18th was produced by some people in London, as an open-access collection of “contributions on the politics behind the events that occurred in the City of London on June 18, 1999”.… Go to Article
Category: Protest
Indonesian police launch massive crackdown on peaceful KNPB activists
From http://freewestpapua.org/
November 26, 2013
Shootings, killings, beatings, arrests as hundreds flee to jungle after Indon Police open fire on peaceful KNPB demo
From http://westpapuamedia.info/
Before the shooting, a mass of people had gathered in the field outside the Expo Waena bus terminal and market in front of the Museum, mainly sitting and chatting while listening to speeches.… Go to Article
Public Disobedience SAVE the AMU (Clinic 2) and Roma St Sexual Health
Time: 4:30 PM on Wed 27 March 2013.… Go to Article
No to Newman. No to uranium mining.
street marches. Unionists and students launched a defiant campaign which
gained community support.… Go to Article
“Taking to the Streets” Exhibition
The exhibition was opened on 6 April 2006.… Go to Article
Film: Manufacturing Dissent
Source: Thanks to The Radical Times Archive for Debra Beattie’s doco Manufacturing Dissent.
“History is an angel being blown backwards into the future
History is a pile of debris
And the angel wants to go back and fix things
To repair the things that have been broken
But there is a storm blowing from Paradise
And the storm keeps blowing the angel backwards into the future
And this storm, this storm is called Progress.”… Go to Article
Lost film of the street marches
History is an angel being blown backwards into the future
History is a pile of debris
And the angel wants to go back and fix things
To repair the things that have been broken
But there is a storm blowing from Paradise
And the storm keeps blowing the angel backwards into the future
And this storm, this storm is called Progress.… Go to Article
News from Freedom Flotilla to West Papua
STOP PRESS
Protest in Support of Freedom Flotilla
11am – 1 pm
Monday 2 September 2013
150 Charlotte Street, Brisbane City
As you would (may) be aware, the Freedom Flotilla to West Papua has left Cairns and is moving towards West Papua.… Go to Article
Wed 3rd July Meeting of the 17 Group
The next meeting of the 17 Group will take place on Wednesday the 3rd of July at 7 pm in unit 6 at 20 Drury St, West End.… Go to Article
‘Not Guilty’
This is the Paradigm Shift broadcasting on 4ZZZ fm 102.1 This show is called ‘Not Guilty’ and is about political defence – the story begins…
Vale Clarke and Dawe
On Wednesday, 26 June 2013, the Australian Labor Party killed political satire in Australia.… Go to Article
Corroboree marks first anniversary of the Brisbane Aboriginal Sovereign Embassy
March 24 2013
Today marks twelve months since we first come back down here, when we first put the Embassy up.… Go to Article
Occupied Palestinian Territories and Byron Council’s Draconian Rules
Dear Mr Hill (Byron Shire compliance officer),
Council’s requirements for us (Byron Friends of Palestine) to use Railway Park are extremely draconian and seem designed to thwart any spontaneous community action; fortunately we do not live in the Occupied Palestinian Territories but it is increasingly beginning to feel as though we do.… Go to Article
Council’s case against Homer reaches new depths
“Art is not a mirror held up to reality
but a hammer with which to shape it.”… Go to Article
‘OPERATION SATOUR’: The 1971 Springbok Tour of Queensland
‘OPERATION SATOUR’: The 1971 Springbok Tour of Queensland
Queensland Police Headquarters: Sunday 24 February 2013: 10.30 am to 12.30 pm
Inquiries to : Ms Lisa Jones (Police Museum Curator) on 3364 6425 |
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Time |
Speaker (Participants’ biographical details overleaf) |
Topic or comment |
1030 |
Mr David Fagan |
Chairperson |
1035 |
Professor Mark Finnane |
‘Australia, South Africa and apartheid’ |
1045 |
Mr Terry O’Gorman |
‘The Right to protest in 1971 and looking ahead to the G20 conference to be held in Brisbane 2014’ |
1105 |
Professor Alan Knight |
‘Queensland radicals and the Springbok protests‘ |
1125 |
Questions from the floor to Professor Finnane, Mr O’Gorman or Professor Knight. |
Bahrain: no hope for the Al Khalifa regime
Bahraini nurse calls on international support after police kill 16 yr old during crackdown on anniversary of democracy protests.
Hussain Al Jaziri, 16 years old, was killed by Bahraini security forces yesterday as the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters intensifies around the second anniversary of Bahrain’s ‘forgotten Arab Spring’.… Go to Article
Abigroup sends in agent provocateur
Mr Carnegie is being charged with breaching a court order made by construction company AbiGroup on September 5 2012 which purportedly prohibited him from coming within 100m of a construction site.… Go to Article
Hands off Bob! Defend the right to organise!
'I Called Him A Worship, Your Bastard!' Denis Kevans (Poet Lorrikeet)
The poet lorrikeet would have enjoyed court yesterday with obscene language featuring in the original 54 charges of criminal contempt against union man, Bob Carnegie.… Go to Article
Idle No More, Invasion Day – the mixtape
Musgrave Park – ‘that is where we yarn, dance, sing, teach & learn’.
My land tells me all I need to know And has done for forty thousand years So I ask What have you brought to this land That would make me change my mind Or My Aboriginal purpose by Paul Buttigieg
[Editor’s Note: BCC put out the sacred fire in Musgrave Park on 2 Feb 2013.… Go to Article
1000 Warrior March, Brisbane
We assembled at 12 noon, Saturday 9th Feb Musgrave Park at the tent embassy and lit the sacred fire. At 1pm about fifty (50) people marched to the indigenous all stars game at Lang park over the river.… Go to Article
Land Rights in Queensland — a hope still?
Don’t Buy Israeli Apartheid for Christmas
Don’t Buy Israeli Apartheid for Christmas
PROTEST THE PRESENCE OF ISRAELI COSMETIC PRODUCTS MADE FROM STOLEN PALESTINIAN RESOURCES IN AUSTRALIAN SHOPPING CENTRES
Join this protest as part of a National Week of Action around Australia to highlight the plight of the Palestinians under illegal Israeli occupation and help distribute information about the campaign to boycott Israeli cosmetic products.… Go to Article
May the 1st Club
Back in the late 1970s and early 1980s there was a need for political culture. In West End appeared the the first coffee club in Brisbane – May the 1st Club which was a regular event organised by activists from the democratic rights struggles in the 1970s.… Go to Article
Bahraini refugees join Sydney rally protesting Israel’s massacre in Gaza
TODAY 12PM: Bahraini refugees join Sydney rally protesting Israel’s massacre in Gaza
Today the Bahraini Australian Youth Movement (BAYM) will participate in a rally organized by Palestinian Action Group Sydney (PAGS) at Town Hall at 12 pm, condemning Israel’s most recent aggression and massacre in Gaza that has killed 163 Palestinians thus far including children and women.… Go to Article
16 year old boy killed by security forces in Bahrain as crackdown intensifies
10:30PM EST: The Bahrain Australia Youth Movement has received reports that a 16 year old boy, Ali Abbas Rabhi, has been killed by Bahraini security forces on the Al’Baridye highway in West Manama, Bahrain’s capital city.… Go to Article
Politics of Repression
We Have Survived by NO FIXED ADDRESS
Politics of Repression was broadcast on Paradigm Shift on 4ZZZ fm 102.1 Friday at noon on 12 October 2012
“If you fly with the crows, you’ll get shot with the crows.”… Go to Article
Qld Childrens Hospital Community Protest: QCH workers need your support
QCH is a test case
650 workers at the Queensland Children’s Hospital site in South Brisbane have been in dispute and on a community protest since 6 August.… Go to Article
Living in the Colonies — What’s Left?
PShift 4zzz fm 102.1 fridays at noon
Living in the Colonies, What’s Left?
Paradigm Shift Part I 12 Sept 2012
"Whose land is this land is it for you and me who knows, who knows this land better than you and me.… Go to Article
1982 Commonwealth Games Land Rights Protests
A note to indigenous people, this film contains images of people who are deceased.
LeftPress would like to acknowledge the Jagera and Torrubul people on whose land this film was shot – land never ceded to the colonisers.… Go to Article