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A Students Against the Pulp Mill organiser, Gabby Forward, was a finalist in the "Junior Hero" category of news.com.au's Green Awards. Announcing the winner on September 23, presenter Axle Whitehead described it as "the hardest category to
The following article is based on a speech Resistance member Kimberly Yu gave to an October 4 rally in Melbourne.
鈥淢eltdown鈥 is a word that one hears a lot on the news these days.
The seventh anniversary of the US invasion of Afghanistan was marked by a protest calling for the withdrawal of all foreign troops, organised by the Stop the War Coalition (StWC) on October 7. More than 100 people participated. Featured speakers
On September 15, Resistance kicked off our competition to determine who is Australia鈥檚 worst environment minister. Resistance members in Melbourne headed down to 50 Lonsdale Street to present Gavin Jennings, Victoria鈥檚 environment minister, with the illustrious award of Australia鈥檚 Worst Environment Minister.
The next move, presumably, will be to nationalise the country鈥檚 gambling debts.
The Queensland Greens now have their first MP in the state parliament, after Ronan Lee, ALP member for Indooroopilly, announced on October 5 that he was defecting to the Greens. Lee won his seat from the Liberal Party in the Labor landslide of
Trade-offs agreed to by the NSW Public Service Association (PSA) are now coming to light, weeks after the union signed off on a 12% pay rise 聴 4% a year for three years 聴 on September 17.
There has been intense media speculation on the fate of New South Wales infrastructure plans following the 鈥渄iscovery鈥 of a supposed $20 billion dollar 鈥渂lack hole鈥 in the NSW budget, announced by departing treasurer Michael Costa on September 5.
The statement below was released on October 8 by Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES). The delegation聮s report can be downloaded at .
After much debate, mounting pressure from the Catholic Church and attempted legislative amendments, the Victorian Abortion Law Reform Bill was passed unamended by the Victorian Upper House on October 10.
Public sector workers across Queensland demonstrated in large numbers on September 30. Public servants are seeking a minimum 5.1% annual pay rise, simply to keep pace with inflation.