BY ROBERT FISK
Tamim's family live in Joee Sheer, which means "stream of milk". But, outside his slum home, a stream of warm, reeking sewage flows. Never was there more reason to take off your shoes at a wooden door.
Inside, you climb a narrow
505
BY NICOLE HOYE
BRISBANE — Construction of Steritech's food irradiation facility
at Narangba has resumed after police broke a protest picket on August 13.
No work had been done at the site since 200 people picketed on August 7.
The
REVIEW BY SHANE HOPKINSON
The Future Seekers: Refugees and the Law in Australia
By Mary Crock and Ben SaulFederation Press 2002152 pages, $24.95Order at <http://www.fedpress.aust.com/Books/CrockFutSeek.html>
The Future Seekers is a
The days are getting colderThey stretch before me all in a lineEach night gets a little bit longerAnd these stars that once were strange now I call mineOh, it's been so long since I saw her faceAnd I just can't find my way out of this placeI took the
Fish farm protested
BRISBANE — Around 500 people took to the water on August 14 in the biggest protest yet against plans to build a fish farm the size of four football fields in Moreton Bay. The protesters, representing 50 environment,
BY VIRGINIA BROWN
PERTH — "Today, men are the only standing target. It is no longer permissible to take potshots at women. A few decades of lobbying by women activists has taken care of that. But men are still fair game for television
BY SARAH STEPHEN
It is clear to many people, just from day-to-day experience, that public opinion has become enormously polarised on the issue of asylum seekers.
This polarisation reflects a positive trend — that while support for the
Solidarity with Craig Johnston
MELBOURNE — The Socialist Alliance is organising a public meeting in solidarity
with the elected Victorian leader of the Australian Manufacturing
Workers Union Craig Johnston and the “Skilled Six” on September
[The following statement was issued on August 5 by the central committee
of the newly formed Workers Party of the Philippines.]
MANILA — In a historic step forward for the Philippine left, more than
a hundred delegates from three
BY SIMON MILLAR
MELBOURNE — On August
12, Denis Matson, one of the two national industrial officers for the printing
division of the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union was summarily sacked
by AMWU national secretary Doug Cameron, and
... and ain't i a woman: 'Affirmative action' in the ALP?
The National Committee of Review's report into the Labor Party, headed
by former prime minister Bob Hawke and former NSW premier Neville Wran,
has been angrily criticised by the
BY MALIK MIAH
SAN FRANCISCO — Once again an amateur's videotape is spoiling the
“lawful” deeds of cops in Los Angeles county. In 1991 it was Rodney King.
Today it is a teenager. Unbeknownst to the cops, these videotapes exposed
the men in
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