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“Not one day more” National Convergence condemns delay to NT Intervention Review
Posted October 9th, 2008 by WGAR - Working ...Media release…Media release…Media release…Media release…Media release…
1 October 2008
“Not one day more”
National Convergence condemns delay to NT Intervention Review
“Every day the government stalls on repealing the NT Intervention is another day of unnecessary suffering for the Aboriginal people in the NT and another day that this racism shames our country,” said Monique Wiseman from Sydney.
Rally: Drop the Charges Against Lex Wotton!
Posted September 20th, 2008 by United FrontDAYS OF ACTION:
Stop The Racist Political Persecution of A Palm Island Aboriginal Hero!
Defend The Right to Oppose Racist State Brutality!
Drop The Charges against Lex Wotton!
Musgrave Park, Brisbane (free buses from Sydney leaving 6pm, Friday October 3)
The Palestine Israel Conflict - What is the Answer?
Posted September 12th, 2008 by peripalestini
The Palestine Israel Conflict
What is the answer?
presented by
Michael Shaik
William Galloway Room, Level 2 - TLC Building, 16 Peel St, South Brisbane 4101
CPT Forum on Palestine in South Brisbane
Posted August 14th, 2008 by peripalestini
What would happen if Christians devoted the same discipline and self sacrifice to nonviolent peacemaking that armies devote to war?
Find out how Casper and Erin Adson an Australian couple went to Israel-Palestine with Christian Peacemaker Teams to be a creative public witness.
HEAR: Casper and Erin Adson of Christian Peacemaker Teams in Brisbane: 15 - 17 August 2008
St Mary’s Parish House, 20 Merivale Street, South Brisbane, (bring & share a pot luck meal)
Christian Peacemaker Teams Forum about Palestine in Brisbane
Posted August 5th, 2008 by peripalestini
What would happen if Christians devoted the same discipline and self sacrifice to nonviolent peacemaking that armies devote to war?
Find out how Casper and Erin Adson an Australian couple went to Israel-Palestine with Christian Peacemaker Teams to be a creative public witness.
The Waiters Union, 69 Thomas Street, West End
Anti -war Hiroshima and Nagasaki month:Imperialist war But ;"Who Started the Blitz"?
Posted August 2nd, 2008 by Anonymous
Between 1940 and 1945, sixty-one German cities with a total population of
25 millions were destroyed or devastated in a bombing campaign initiated
by the British government. Destruction on this scale had no other purpose
than the indiscriminate mass murder of as many German people as possible
quite regardless of their civilian status. It led to retaliatory bombing
resulting in 60,000 British dead and 86,000 injured.
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- Afghanistan
- Africa
- Alice Springs
- America
- Antarctic
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- Australia Parliament House
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- Chile
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- city
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- coffs harbour
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- EASTERN SUBURBS
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- hiroshima.WW2
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Seminar by Jeff Halper at UQ -The best prospect for peace
Posted August 2nd, 2008 by peripalestini
POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Jeff Halper and other activists have been delayed in their bid to sail to Gaza to break Israel's siege.
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ACPACS Seminar: A rights-based approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict: The best prospect for peace
Date: Tuesday, 02 September 2008
Time: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Don Carruthers Room, Level 5, Dorothy Hill PSE Library (Enter library and take the lift to Level 5), Hawken Engineering Building (St Lucia), The University of Queensland
Bike grease, sustainability, adventure, and endless peanut-buttersandwiches: Otesha hits the road on a mission to empower youth
Posted July 26th, 2008 by Anonymous
Are you
passionate about sustainability
and looking for something a little different to do this coming summer?
And what
about bicycles? Have you ever dreamt about riding around parts of
Australia on
two wheels? If so, then why not put those dreams into action and join
The
Otesha Project (Australia): Cycling for Sustainability's forthcoming
adventures. The project is currently seeking 40 participants to take
part in
two six-week cycle tours: Brisbane to Newcastle (15 November – 22
December
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- Sydney
- Sydney Basin
- Blue Mountains
- Newcastle
- Wollongong
- Australian Capital Territory
- New South Wales
- Northern Territory
- Queensland
- South Australia
- Tasmania
- Victoria
- Western Australia
- Adelaide
- Brisbane
- Canberra
- Darwin
- Hobart
- Melbourne
- Perth
- bicycle tour
- education
- environment
- Social Justice
- sustainability
- youth empowerment
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Bike grease, sustainability, adventure, and endless peanut-butter sandwiches:Otesha hits the road on a mission to empower youth
Posted July 13th, 2008 by AnonymousAre you passionate about sustainability and looking for something a little different to do this coming summer? And what about bicycles? Have you ever dreamt about riding around parts of Australia on two wheels? If so, then why not put those dreams into action and join The Otesha Project (Australia): Cycling for Sustainability's forthcoming adventures. The project is currently seeking 40 participants to take part in two six-week cycle tours: Brisbane to Newcastle (15 November - 22 December 2008); Melbourne to Adelaide (18 January - 1 March 2009).
- Media Release
- Sydney
- Sydney Basin
- Blue Mountains
- Newcastle
- Wollongong
- Australian Capital Territory
- New South Wales
- Northern Territory
- Queensland
- South Australia
- Tasmania
- Victoria
- Western Australia
- Adelaide
- Brisbane
- Canberra
- Darwin
- Hobart
- Melbourne
- Perth
- apply
- bicycle tours
- environment
- Event
- Social Justice
- youth empowerment
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June 21: National Day of Action against Northern Territory intervention
Posted June 7th, 2008 by WGAR - Working ...June 21: National Day of Action against NT intervention
Source: Aboriginal Rights Coalition - Sydney
Web: http://aboriginalrightscoalition.wordpress.com/
Email: aboriginalrightscoalition@gmail.com
See below for details of rallies in each city
Call for a National Day of Action on Saturday June 21
Help us to help Australian Pensioners, support the pensioners
Posted May 24th, 2008 by AnonymousAs seen on Today Tonight 23/05/08
Bang4Bucks Backs Aussie Pensioners!
Australia’s newest online auction site, Bang4Bucks, and its members are lending their support to battling Aussie pensioners.
Bang4Bucks is launching a series of auctions with all the proceeds going to struggling Australian pensioners.
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DJ AFRIKA BAMBAATAA toured to Australia by Aboriginal company in support of social change
Posted January 31st, 2008 by Anonymous
DJ AFRIKA BAMBAATAA is making a
rare appearance across five states in Australia as the first tour of fledgling
Aboriginal company KISSmyBLAKarts. This event is more than a celebration of the
artist who is recognised by life magazine as one of the most influential people
of the 20th Century, but it is a return to a global consciousness and connect
between Aboriginal Australia and African American arts and social change
leaders.
