http://media.libsyn.com/media/nimbinradiomedia/sdo_lewis_walker_project.mp3

Interview with Aboriginal custodian Lewis Walker about a new video project. The significance of this seems gone unnoticed by the main-scream media. The video will be produced by Mark Jago, 'Spiritwind' and others in Nimbin as part of the local emerging film industry - stay tuned.

Philip Ruddock claims in his letter that the pretty words he and his ilk put on paper must leap up and do his and his mate's job?  http://www.wbde.org/documents/2007Aug3_AttorneyGeneralRuddockToKerrisonWhistleblowersText.php

Er, they don't.  They just sit there

Now, does that make them liars?  Or what?

Who wasted their vote on these people?

Why are they taking our public money?

John Howard and his hacks having been working very hard in dubing the Australian public for the last 10 or so years !!!

They have been so hard that they gave themselves welfare payment increases of 16% every year !!!

1. tamba and lying about children overboard, in racially discriminating against a people he hates.

2. aborigines and racially discriminating against people he hates.

3. war in iraq: do we feel safer Johnnie??

4. refugees: how are the concentration camps?

Electronic Frontiers Australia (EFA) is appalled by Friday's announcement that the federal government will force all Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Australia to provide 'filtered' Internet connections upon request.

WhistleBlowers' Documents Exposed site has found Howard's (and Beazley/Rudd) governments to be sooo corrupt/incapable that it now writes straight to the United Nations making complaints under the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.

 http://www.wbde.org/documents/WBDE_Letter_UNCAC_15_Mar2007.php 

Under this treaty, Howard and his thugs/premiers SHOULD have their assets stripped from them, and returned to the people.

 "Corruption hurts the poor disproportionately by diverting funds intended for development, undermining a government's ability to provide basic services, feeding inequality and injustice, and discouraging foreign investment and aid ". Kofi Annan, United Nations Secretary-General

A teacher's story: a complaint and its consequences

September 1999

The author of this story wishes to remain anonymous because their aim is to provide insight into the possible consequences of speaking out in the school system rather than to document allegations against particular individuals.

This account tells in brief of the consequences of what was a legitimate complaint. Because the nature of the complaint was awkward for my employers, the Education Department, the whole incident was covered up and a concerted attempt was made to make me appear an inadequate person and an unsatisfactory teacher, who could not be taken seriously. All means of seeking justice failed. I approached the state member of my electorate and the Education minister at the time, until I was told by a Departmental letter that any further approaches would lead to discipline (i.e. the sack). I approached the Union. The Ombudsman encouraged me to use the grievance system which brought pages of reports and criticisms of me as a teacher and my family as inadequate. I applied to the Anti-Discrimination board and Human Rights and Equal Opportunities to no avail. It seems unlikely that I will ever teach in a classroom again.