By Sujatha Fernandes
In all of the apparent outrage expressed by politicians over the French government's decision to resume testing in the Pacific, there has been little mention of the Australian government's own record of nuclear
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@9point = The Story of Pop: Young, Loud and Snotty 鈥� Britain's youth by the late '70s found traditional rock music devoid of rebellion, so when the Sex Pistols burst on the scene with what became known as punk music, it was an overnight sensation.
WA teachers step up campaign
PERTH 鈥� At a mass meeting on July 27, teachers voted to extend their campaign for better education with a series of rolling strikes. Teachers will stop work for two hours each Thursday, beginning with the
By Lisa Macdonald
"Nowadays, being green is seen as a core political value, even at the conservative end of politics", says the cover article in the July 25 issue of the Bulletin, titled "The Green Smokescreen". We are all green now, says
The family farm will be superseded by agribusinesses as the basic unit of agriculture. ROGER RAVEN argues for a system of cooperatives to prevent that happening.
There is still time to save the social structure of agriculture. That being
DSS bans over system failure
By Jim McIlroy
BRISBANE 鈥� Union members at Department of Social Security offices and teleservice centres around the country have launched a campaign of bans and reduced public contact hours over
In Darkest Hollywood: Cinema and Apartheid
ABC TV, Monday, August 7, 11pm
Previewed by Norm Dixon
"Just to sit in this dark place and see magic take place on the wall. For a moment we forgot there was apartheid. We forgot there
The truth about the bomb
Summer of the bomb
SBS, Sunday, August 6, 8.30pm (8 South Australia)
Previewed by Jennifer Thompson
This documentary will be aired on the 50th anniversary of the US Air Force dropping the
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