Denis Burke has published a website in defence of mandatory sentencing
at:
http://www.nt.gov.au/ministers/current_issues/mandatory_sentencing.shtml
Trudy
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Neshoba,
That was very beautifully put,
cheers
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On 22 Mar 2000, at 8:43, Ian Henderson wrote:
> Laurie,
>
> During the demonstrations at the old Swan Brewery site I can well remember
> the arrival of these counter demonstrations organised by Campbell et al.
> During one of these an old Aboriginal man was marooned on the other side of
> the ro
On 21 Mar 2000, at 18:12, Graham Young wrote:
Hi all,
Our friend Karen wanted to know how a law, like mandatory sentencing, can be
racist.
Well
Some 2% of non-Aboriginal people appearing in the Courts get custodial
sentences, yet some 26% of Aboriginal people get custodial sentences! T
On 21 Mar 2000, at 10:40, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> [For anyone who missed it - it will be shown again at 1:00 pm today on
> ABC TV ---T]
>
> Forwarded from Christine Howes:
>
> from the Jabiluka List:
>
> For everyone who saw this excellent piece of investigative journalism,
> it's happenin
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
This message has been sent from the national Aboriginal & Torres Strait
Islander tertiary education mailing list sponsored by the KooriNet
project at
the Koori Centre, University of Sydney.
KooriNet is pleased to announce its new Conference Listing service, at:
do you mean the Aborigines Acts?
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [recoznet2] Please may I ask for some help with information?
> Date: Sunday, March 19, 2000 6:24 AM
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> Hau everyone,
>
> Please may I ask for some help with information?
>
> I
what about the racist views - they are attack upon my being and soul even
though they are supplanted in generalities.rather than personalised
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> From: Trudy and Rod Bray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: RecOzNet2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [recoznet2] Personal attacks
> Date: Saturday,
In the context of Graeme Campbell's involvement in the 'divide and
conquer' operations in WA as revealed in the Four Corners program, I
thought reposting his 'petition' would throw some new light in a dark
corner. Note especially his claim that "we stop pandering to the
machinations and greed
Laurie,
During the demonstrations at the old Swan Brewery site I can well remember
the arrival of these counter demonstrations organised by Campbell et al.
During one of these an old Aboriginal man was marooned on the other side of
the road, there was a large steel traffic barricade he could not
I accept your apology, Laurie.
Trudy
Laurie Forde wrote:
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> I apologise for inadvertently sending my message to Recoznet , Trudy.
>
> I was expressing my thought on the matter privately---I fully realise that
> all these points about procedure are arguable and my approach could be
> absolutel
I apologise for inadvertently sending my message to Recoznet , Trudy.
I was expressing my thought on the matter privately---I fully realise that
all these points about procedure are arguable and my approach could be
absolutely wrong.
Your reasons for resubbing me are of course your own as you ha
World
9:34 am AEST March 22 2000
Mandatory laws worsen plight of Aborigines, UN tells Ruddock
AAP -- Levels of Aboriginal incarceration in the Northern Territory were
already unacceptably high and
mandatory sentencing had worsened the plight of indigenous people, an
Australian government
delega
The Canberra Times - Letters to the editor (including one by John Bond!)
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news2/opinion/opinion1.shtml
The Sydney Morning Herald - Letters to the editor
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/22/text/letters.html
Trudy
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The Sydney Morning Herald
What the Queen won't see
Date: 22/03/00
by Alan Ramsey
IT REMAINS a sad fact of life that many indigenous Australians face a
legacy of economic and social disadvantage. Others, particularly
from some rural areas, feel left behind: - The Queen, to a Sydney lunch,
Monday
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
Dept of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Policy & Development Press
Release
Old Island way recognised in new council system
March 17, 2000
The local council electors of Saibai Island in Torres Strait will be the
first Queenslanders to vote under a system tai
> From: "Trudy Bray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:"news-clip" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 16:58:46 +1000
> Subject: AAP: Queen 'absolutely' committed to reconciliation
> Reply-to: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Priority: normal
> What a role-model
Laurie,
Laurie Forde wrote:
>
> Hi Rod,
> (snip)
>
> Thanks very much for keeping me informed and springing to my defence so
> rapidly the other day, Rod.
>
> I am sure that the nature of your early intervention got me back in" the
> circle".
Actually, Laurie, that had nothing to do with it.
Hi Rod,
Yes, it was a good piece.
People like Campbell and O'Connor are a low act, aren't they?
Division created by the exploiters and their lackeys will be a major problem
for Indigenous people as it has been and continues to be for all the
exploited and dispossessed.
One of the sayings in th
Thanks, Neshoba. It's a good circle to be in.
It is important to recognise our enemies but it is even more important that
we recognise our friends.
As Rod said , "Let's just get on with it everyone".
Cheers to all,
Laurie.It is interesting that a gender-ambiguous name is one
example
>[For anyone who missed it - it will be shown again at 1:00 pm today on
>ABC TV ---T]
>
>Forwarded from Christine Howes:
>
>from the Jabiluka List:
>
>For everyone who saw this excellent piece of investigative journalism,
>it's
>happening all over the country. The whole story with Kingstream is so
Hi all,
Our friend Karen wanted to know how a law, like
mandatory sentencing, can be racist. Well, an article I have just posted
gives some insights into that, while looking at the Death Penalty in
America.
And with Richard Court just this week giving
conditional support to a proposal t
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