By Craig Cormick
Based on highly reliably international contacts, leaked documents and horoscopes from several TV magazines, Nostradamus' Media Watch presents a highly accurate forecast of political events across the globe.
Democracy
143
MASA launched in Sydney
SYDNEY — Men Against Sexual Assault is a network dedicated to encouraging men to take responsibility for ending sexual and physical violence. There are MASA groups already established in Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane,
Salisbury campus threatened with closure
By Melanie Sjoberg
ADELAIDE — Salisbury, a working-class suburb in the north of Adelaide, is facing the closure of its only access to tertiary courses.
It is planned to transfer the Salisbury
ADELAIDE — Resistance activists kicked off an anti-Liberal government campaign at Mitchem Girls High School on May 12. The first stage of the campaign involves organising a high school student strike to coincide with industrial action by teachers
By Clare Henderson
In 1994, for the first time, environment groups made comprehensive pre-budget submissions to the federal government. The parliamentary Greens and the Democrats also made submissions which recommended integration of environment
Daily Grind
By Vicki Reynolds
Directed by Meg Kanowski
Souths Leagues Club, Davies Park in Jane Street, West End, Brisbane
Tuesday-Saturday until June 4.
Bookings 846 1060
Reviewed by Kylie Hunt
It's an intense experience when you
By Robyn Marshall
The URNG, the united Guatemalan revolutionary organisation, issued a call on April 19 for international solidarity organisations to protest vigorously against the failure of the Guatemalan government to implement peace
By Jo Brown
MELBOURNE — The Victorian Liberal government's anti-student union legislation tabled on April 28 could destroy student services and representation completely in universities across the state. The legislation, known as the Tertiary
That's History — People of the Cross — This series concludes with two programs about Jack Sherrett, a real Kings Cross identity whose stylish dressing earned him the title of "Hollywood Jack". Jack spent much of his youth on the streets of the
By Rosanna Barbero
"We were forced to leave our village in the Preah Net Prah region because the Khmer Rouge were 4 km away and we feared we would meet a similar fate to that of seven villagers in the nearby town who had their throats cut by
By Jim McGarvin
The slight improvement in Australia's current unemployment rate masks the deeper problem that both Labor and Liberal still are wedded to the false god of economic rationalism.
"The market should decide", decree the economic
By Chris Spindler
ADELAIDE — A recent Social Development Committee report shows that poverty in rural South Australia is widespread and increasing.
In some instances, children are stealing food from classmates because they are going
- Page 1
- Next page