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We stand together with all First Nations people. We stand against this injustice. We want climate justice for everybody. As First Nations people, we will lead the way. We’re against coal mining in our Country. We’re against those who would … Continue reading →

“Dreamers don’t abandon their dreams, they flare and continue the life they have in the dream…tell me how you lived your dream in a certain place and I’ll tell you who you are. And now, as you awaken, remember if … Continue reading →

A German city has reversed its decision to hand a literary prize to the novelist Kamila Shamsie because of her support for the pro-Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement. The British-Pakistani author was announced as the winner of the … Continue reading →

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The Queensland government has proposed a transition from sand mining to eco-tourism on Minjerribah (Straddie). On Sunday, 15 September I went to the Straddie markets at Point Lookout Bowls Club to buy honey for my sister. At a honey stall … Continue reading →

The video—excerpts of running footage captured by a camera mounted on the Apache—depicts soldiers conducting an operation in eastern Baghdad, not long after the surge began. Using the Freedom of Information Act, Reuters has sought for three years to obtain … Continue reading →

Can’t see anyone stepping forward to fill the role as head of the Australian Garlic Industry Association …                  __oOo__ A Tasmanian woman who put Australia’s agricultural sector at risk by illegally importing garlic bulbs marked as “office supplies” to … Continue reading →

American workers use nationalism against Chinese workers. Result: defeat. Whatever happened to ‘workers of all countries unite’! Trailer: “Cultures collide. Hope survives. When a Chinese billionaire re-opens a factory and hires two thousand blue-collar Americans, early days of hope and … Continue reading →

This Paradigm Shift (4ZZZ fm102.1 Fridays at noon) tells the story of the cruel detention and deportation of a Tamil family who had already been settled in the country town of Queensland called Biloela. It shows the lengths to which … Continue reading →

From the jungles of Borneo, fresh from the Big Ride for Palestine, Jumping Fences perform with two other bands at Kurilpa Hall tonight … Friday 6 Sept 2019 … REMINDER TONIGHT!Foco Nuevo in SeptemberFriday, 6th September, 2019Doors open 7.00 pm Music … Continue reading →

Can the Privy Council dissolve the UK parliament? The President of the Privy Council is Jacob Rees-Mogg (a catholic) and is likely to be trying to get the Council members to advise Her Majesty to prorogue the parliament. Her Majesty … Continue reading →

“In the naked light I saw … a thousand people, maybe moreSilence like a cancer grows ” – Simon & Garfunkel I have been at all but one of the climate change events since late last year. I have seen … Continue reading →

This Saturday arvo from 4pm, we’re holding a campaign intro session at Turnstyle (10 Laura St, Highgate Hill), where we talk about our goals for the coming council election campaign and explain how you can get involved. We’ll also unpack … Continue reading →

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West Papuans are currently engaged in a full-scale, nationwide, nonviolent insurrection. The uprising was sparked by a racist attack on West Papuan students by Indonesian police, military and an Indonesian mob, in the Indonesian city of Surabaya. Outrage quickly spread … Continue reading →

Local government is where the Left should be at because that is where services are delivered to ordinary people. – Editor __oOo__ Do you live in Teneriffe, Bowen Hills, New Farm, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane CBD or the south side of … Continue reading →

The Department of Environment and Science has given notice that the Schonell Theatre be placed in the Queensland Heritage Register as a State Heritage Place. Facts on the groundHowever Arts & Heritage have knocked back submissions claiming that Queensland Union … Continue reading →

In early spring 2019, twenty-five riders and eight supporters set out on 160 km journey from Brisbane to Brunswick Heads to raise awareness about Palestine and to raise money for an agricultural project sponsored by union aid abroad APHEDA. Lachlan … Continue reading →

The person being arrested with a smile is John Pitt who later fought against logging in Terania Creek in the 1980s along with others. They were successful with Neville Wran declaring Terania Creek a National park long before ‘Save the … Continue reading →

Foco Nuevo: the sounds of our town Foco Nuevo in September Friday, 6th September, 2019Doors open 7.00 pm Music starts 7.30 pm. Kurilpa Hall174 Boundary Street, West End (map) Another month where we’ve had an interesting sojourn, this time into the … Continue reading →

They are at it again. Labor in the State Parliament and Liberals in the Brisbane City Council (BCC) are both trying to turn the clock back by 40 years where ordinary people did not have the right to march and … Continue reading →

Please get along to this important project launch if you can – RSVP to Anne Monsour <monsvarg@optusnet.com.au> by 1st Sept 2019. Anne Monsour is going to trace the Lebanese experience in West End, the Gabba and South Brisbane from a … Continue reading →

The next meeting of the 17 Group will be held on Wednesday the 4th of September at 7 pm in unit 6, at 20 Drury St, West End. The topic will be “BJELKE BLUES: Stories of Repression & Resistance in … Continue reading →

“I hear what you say, but have you considered … ?” – Sir Zelman Cowen, Vice-Chancellor University of Qld during the Vietnam War Intro: University of Queensland Vice-Chancellor Høj was unavailable for radio interview on 4ZZZ, so Paradigm Shift submitted … Continue reading →

Adani has just sunk to a new low, setting a brutal new standard for corporate behaviour. For the first time in Australia’s history, a company has bankrupted an Aboriginal leader for standing up for the inalienable rights of First Nations … Continue reading →

WBT posts this article and podcast from Popular Resistance. Surely the test is how workers in both HK and mainland China are treated? Is this exploitation any different in either place? Chinese goods in Australia are cheap because they exploit … Continue reading →

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The Brisbane Valley Rail Trail forms the backbone of exploration, adventure, and tourism in the valley, and there are big plans to improve this service. Continue reading →