Why we must defend the maritime workers
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All unions and workers must defend the maritime workers. Besides a verbal commitment, unions must also be prepared to give industrial support.
Last November a national meeting of
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Editorial: New bottles, old poison
New bottles, old poison
NSW ALP "left" Anthony Albanese had predicted "intense debate and a few old-style Labor stoushes" at the 41st ALP national conference in Hobart. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Transcending barriers
The Joy of Being Alive (Live)By Trude AspelingJOBAOrder from PO Box 568, Leichhardt NSW 2040 Review by John Gauci
Trude Aspeling was the first Australian vocalist to perform at London's premier Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club,
By Bill Mason
BRISBANE — At its 5th national convention in San Salvador last December, El Salvador's revolutionary opposition party, the FMLN, launched a "political offensive to win the hearts and minds of the people". According to Ricardo
Making humble work come to life
Humble Work and Mad Wanderings: Street Life in the Machine AgeBy Ken AppolloNevada City, California: Carl Mautz Publishing, 1997. 108 pp, 61 duotone images$34.95 plus $3.50 shipping from 228 Commercial Street,
By James Balowski
On January 18, a bomb exploded in an apartment in the central Jakarta slum district of Tanah Tinggi. Indonesian police say they found documents belonging to the banned People's Democratic Party (PRD), and a top military official
Behind the Paula Jones 'story'
Paula Jones, the 29-year old woman who has charged US President Bill Clinton with sexual harassment, has become a pawn.
Jones' decision in 1994 to file a civil suit for sexual harassment against the most
Stakes high in Mexico City
By Peter Gellert
MEXICO CITY — The stakes and expectations are high for the Mexico City administration of mayor Cuauhtemoc Cardenas and the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), which was elected on July 6 and
With the rupiah plunging to 16,750 to the US dollar last week and prices jumping, sometimes twice a day, the political and social consequences of the currency crisis in Indonesia are starting to be felt. Â鶹´«Ã½ Weekly spoke to MAX LANE,
Comment by Lisa Macdonald
The full picture of the attempted genocide of Australia's indigenous people still remains largely unacknowledged in official Australian history. This is because of (rather than despite) the fact that the forcible removal
WOLLONGONG — As a result of a three-year campaign by Warrawong residents, the NSW state government has made funds available to reopen the Warrawong Community Centre (WCC) and employ full-time staff. The centre will celebrate its reopening by
By Wendy Patterson
Chiapas once again burst on to the front pages of the world's newspapers with news of a massacre in the small town of Acteal on December 22. Local members of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) gunned down 45
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