Jonathan Sriranganathan – council complicity in genocide?

It was late in the day, in a cold, inhospitable place, King George Square in Brisbane, where once flourished fountains, grass and flowers, only now to become a hot concrete box, with a big brother screen above and a bar that turns up its music as soon as you start a rally for Palestinian human rights.… Go to Article

Up the Right Channels?

Complicit – involved in or knowing about a crime or some activity that is wrong.

Even though there were three activities in support of Palestine at University of Queensland (UQ) yesterday they were overshadowed by the crowds, size and scope of ‘market day’ where clubs and societies vied for members in the Great Court and at the Student Union complex.… Go to Article

Julian Assange’s last chance?

“The Last Waltz at Julian Assange’s Last Chance Saloon”

*Saturday * February 17th *7pm *FREE/Donations appreciated!

* “The Old Gun Pit” pub Woolwhich (100 metres from Woolwhich tube station)

*Featuring Dublin’s Joe Black

*Aotearoa/NZ Blues John McClean

*Belmarsh Graduate Leroy *Northern Soul Caroline Knott

* Camden’s Matt & Ollie

*Cork’s Paul!… Go to Article

Bring back the Trams

“They lie, the men who tell us, for reasons of their own,
That want is here a stranger, and that misery’s unknown;
For where the nearest suburb and the city proper meet
My windowsill is level with the faces in the street”

— ‘Faces In The Street’ by Henry Lawson

In 1969, Labor Mayor of Brisbane, Clem Jones, declared that the Brisbane City Council (BCC) was going to shut down the trams.… Go to Article

Black Land Back

Dedication – I dedicate this podcast to the grandfather of Sam Waiburra Watson, my friend and comrade, Sam Watson.

Invasion Day 2024 in Magandjin (Brisbane)
Voices: Chelsea Watego, Amy McGuire, Lionel Fogarty, Andy Paine, Sam Waiburra Watson, Wayne ‘Coco’ Wharton, Mudjiree, and 4PR.… Go to Article

ICJ silent on ceasefire in Gaza

“We know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians.” – Nelson Mandela

Analysis – the International Court of Justice in The Hague would not be drawn into dispute with the UN security council and so intentionally left out of its orders South Africa’s request for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.… Go to Article