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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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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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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).
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- Wollongong
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- Northern Territory
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- Adelaide
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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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Tassie's forests. Pulped or protected? - Rally and march in Melbourne
Posted May 2nd, 2008 by AnonymousThe ANZ can stop the pulp mill by refusing to finance it. We are holding a rally and march in Melbourne to demonstrate the continuing community opposition to the pulp mill and to convince the ANZ not to finance it.
Stopping the pulp mill is crucial because it will be a disaster for climate change. It will be 80% native forest-based, consuming an area of forest equivalent to 100 000 MCGs.
This rally and march can demonstrate to the ANZ Bank that the community does not want them to finance the mill.
ANZ towers, 55 Collins Street, Melbourne.
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Forestry’s Climate Change Contribution Visible For All To See And Breathe
Posted April 22nd, 2008 by Anonymous
A weekend of statewide smoke haze from annual forestry burn-offs has left a sour taste in the mouths of many Tasmanians and continued the logging industry’s massive contribution to annual greenhouse gas emissions.
Forest campaigners halt Styx logging as Giant Garrett and Giant Wong witness climate "crime-scene" in the Weld Valley
Posted April 22nd, 2008 by Anonymous
Yesterday
morning, activists from Still Wild Still Threatened halted the logging of old
growth forests near the headwaters of the Styx River while over the weekend,
Giant Garrett was joined by Giant Wong in a long awaited visit to the
threatened forests of the Lower Weld Valley.
The Huon
Valley Environment Centre welcomed the 6 metre high Federal Environment
Minister Peter Garrett and Climate Change Minister Penny Wong to the threatened
forests of the Lower Weld Valley over the weekend. The visit coincided with
huge Forestry Tasmania burn-offs in the area.
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Deafening silence from Federal Labor on forest industry grants' rort
Posted February 29th, 2008 by Anonymous
Hobart 29 February 2008 Prime Minister Rudd's
commitment to accountability and transparency in government will be
tested by the release of the Auditor General's damning report on the
Tasmanian Forest Industry Development and Assistance Programs,
Australian Greens' Senator for Tasmania, Christine Milne said today.
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Weld Angel Victory in Tasmania's fight for Ancient Forest
Posted February 26th, 2008 by Lilia LetschWeld Angel case dismissed!
Read on for press release, Mercury article and Italian Vanity Fair article...
Tasmanian forest defenders assaulted in their efforts to save the old growth forests of the Styx Valley
Posted January 31st, 2008 by Anonymous
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Celebrate Australia Day?
Posted January 25th, 2008 by Anonymous
Image from Invasion Day 2006:
"This sign (shown in attachment) was removed yesterday within hours of
its installation on the Launceston Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre
premises, by people who believe there is only one Australia Day
message, and one only - glorifying the history of the white invasion."
Melbourne Indymedia - ABORIGINAL SIGN STOLEN ON AUSTRALIA DAY EVE
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Tasmania's Forest Defenders 'Lose Their Exclusion' in the Styx Valley, Tasmania
Posted January 25th, 2008 by Anonymous
It's been a busy week for Tasmanian forest defenders in the Styx
Valley, setting up two blockades in two days as part of the 'Gunns and
Dozers Lose Your Exclusion Tour'.
Yesterday's work halted construction on a new logging road being
pushed into pristine forest near the Tasmanian Wilderness World
Heritage Area. Today, two different access points to old growth
logging coupe SX10F were blockaded, effectively stopping the
destructive logging of ancient forest all day.
SX10F action, Styx Valley 2. 25 January 2007. Photo: Ula Majewski
Posted January 25th, 2008 by Anonymous
SX10F action, Styx Valley 1. 25 January 2007. Photo: Ula Majewski
Posted January 25th, 2008 by Anonymous
