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Anarchy Archives
Surplus Value
- Mulrunji
- Refugees and Migrants
- Save the Mary River
Links to various campaigns can be found in the subpages on the right side.For example the campaign to get justice for Mulrunji can be accessed by clicking the link under that title
Land Rights
Treaty now!
— Beyond Terra Nullius, the lie…
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Music
A regular music event is held on the last Friday of each month and features a diversity of Brisbane singer-songwriters and musicians
‘Jumping Fences’ – why not jump the fence?
Phil Monsour sings
Go-Betweens song about Brisbane
LOCO - TV
LeftPress Books & Pamphlets
This is a new edition of the reminiscences of a prominent labour activist, first published in 1939. It was recently listed by the Bulletin magazine a one of the 100 best books ever written in Australia
This book is ten years in the making. It was written collectively by members of LeftPress with input from other unionists. Begun during the 1998 MUA dispute, it analyses the last 20 years of unionism in Australia and identifies where the decline started..
Fred Paterson – Speeches in Parliament – the only member of the Communist Party ever elected to an Australian parliament
“The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles. Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeyman, in a word oppressor and oppressed stood in constant opposition to one another, carried
‘No Wonderland for Alice’ – story about an office worker
Civil Liberties (CLCC) Legal Manual for Street Marches
Flight from Chile by refugees after Pinochet led coup
‘Will We Learn? A SEQEB Family Recalls the Sellout’ – an interview with a family involved in the SEQEB dispute of 1985.
Unions
I know I should stop rereading my byline over and over, and go to bed, but just thought I’d let you all know where it is first
It’s in today’s paper on the Opinions page. Of crse the sub-editors mauled my fluid prose, and my favourite bits had to go, but at least I was allowed to keep my own title
“The BMWs that ate Public Housing”
http://www.smh.com.au/news/opinion/the-bmws-that-ate-public-housing/2008/04/21/1208742848246.html?page=2
Judy