BY ALISON DELLIT
On August 27, the Bega valley shire unanimously voted to support the work of Rural Australians for Refugees, support in principle an RAR proposal for "Welcome Towns" to host asylum seekers and to encourage the government to reduce
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Pinochet's coup remembered
ADELAIDE — The Socialist Alliance hosted a public meeting on September 4 to mark the US-backed military coup that overthrew the elected left-wing government of President Salvador Allende on September 11, 1973.
In these awful times, as we struggle to understand what is happening to our world, we must keep in mind the events of the recent past.
At dawn on September 11, he received his orders.While others would attack the citadels of commerce and defenceTo
BY VANNESSA HEARMAN
MELBOURNE — Nine young East Timorese community radio workers arrived
here on August 31 as part of a month-long training program hosted by 3CR
community radio. Coming from six Timorese radio stations, they will be
BY MARCE CAMERON
BRISBANE — On the evening of September 5, Prime Minister John Howard
visited the University of Queensland to give a talk about leadership qualities
in today's world. However, he was met by 350 angry students who were
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UNITED STATES: Bush forest fire plan: log it all
BY JEFFREY ST. CLAIR
George Bush, fresh off a brush clearing operation at his Crawford ranch, snubbed the Earth Summit in Johannesburg for a trip to Oregon, where he vowed to fight future
BY ALISON DELLIT
In a two-page
spread in the September 3 Bulletin (which hit newsstands on August
27), leading Packer political commentator Laurie Oakes argued that “A split
[in the Democrats] would be the quickest, cleanest solution” to
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