Why the dollar has fallen
By Allen Myers
When the Australian dollar fell below US$0.60 on June 8, swimming
metaphors were popular, and they suggested that Australia is about to go
down the gurgler. The Australian headline was Dollar
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Free East TimorEdited by Jim AubreyContributors include Noam Chomsky, John Pilger, Jose Ramos Horta, Ken Fry and Justice Marcus EinfeldVintage Books, 1998 Review by Jon Land
This book examines Australia's aiding and abetting of the Indonesian
The following article is abridged from a paper written by VANESSA BOSNJAK,
MARGARET KIRKBY, LEAH MASON and JENNY RYDE for Women's Abortion Action
Campaign (WAAC) analysing the new laws on abortion passed by the WA parliament
last month.
By Michael Karadjis
May 1998 marked 50 years since the founding of the state of Israel and what the Palestinians call "Nakhba" — the Catastrophe. The Nazi holocaust pushed large numbers of Jews towards Zionism, in particular because wealthy
By Alex Harris
The expression "spreading like wildfire" has taken on a new meaning for me over the past few months. After just one month in Kalimantan, Indonesia, I became only too aware of the perilous living conditions of the local people. The
The chickens have come home to roost
While not normally inclined to defer to the other side of the political spectrum, I wish to make a major exception and announce the formation of the David Oldfield Appreciation Society.
Comrade David, as
Supporting Indonesia's human rights movement
Despite the fall of President Suharto in Indonesia, hundreds of political prisoners remain in jail, with countless others still missing. Playworks, Culture Lab, the Actors Centre, Belvoir Street Theatre
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