LL:DDV: Fundraiser for the Community Campaign for Heroin Reform

The community campaign for heroin reform is still battling away to ensure that the implementation of supervised injecting rooms goes ahead in Melbourne. The aims of the campaign go beyond this however, advocating the need for more rehabilitation places, education and harm reduction strategies.

LL:DDV: Rally against Reith's new anti-worker laws

Set My Union Free Rally Thursday 15 June; 10:30 am Trades Hall, Lygon Street, Carlton March to Flinders Street, Melbourne Industrial Relations Minister Peter Reith wants to outlaw industry pattern bargaining. Industry bargaining ensures that weaker workplaces achieve the same benefits as strong

LL:ART: AUSTRALIA CHOOSES ARGENTINE RESEARCH REACTOR

John Hallam Friends of the Earth Sydney, 17 Lord Street, Newtown, NSW, Australia, 2042 Fax (61)(2)9517-3902 ph (61)(2)9517-3903 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://homepages.tig.com.au/~foesyd http://www.abc.net.au/news/newslink/nat/newsnat-6jun2000-47.htm This Bulletin: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 13:09 AEST

LL:ART: Nike admits breaking work agreement, pays penalty

AAP NEWSFEED June 6, 2000, Tuesday Australian General News HEADLINE: Fed: Nike pays penalty after admitting it breached award By Heather Gallagher, Industrial Correspondent MELBOURNE, June 6 AAP - Sportswear giant Nike today admitted it was guilty of breaching the Clothing Trades Award and

LL:DDA: Indigenous people raising money to get to the UN

Performing for Justice Fundraiser to raise money for international air fairs to represent an non-government, frank and independent view of the reality of contemporary Aboriginal issues in Australia to the United Nations Hearings in Geneva. Where: Tilley's Devine Café Gallery, Lyneham

LL:PR: No Honeymoon for New Uranium Miner

Friends of the Earth Melbourne 7th June 000 No Honeymoon for New Uranium Miner. National environment group Friends of the Earth (FoE) has today condemned plans for a new uranium mine in eastern South Australia. The Honeymoon project, located around 80 kms from Broken Hill, is set to be the

LL:DDV: Residents vs Pascoe Vale McDonalds anniversary

Residents Against McDonalds are commemorating the first anniversary of the demolition of the 109 year old house at # 1 Sussex Street, Pascoe Vale to construct the drive-through McDonalds now on the site. A plaque will be unveiled on the footpath outside. A year ago 200 police and 80 private

LL:PR: WA PRISONS: SIXTH DEATH IN 4 WEEKS

media release DEATHS IN CUSTODY WATCH COMMITTEE (WA) Inc. 207 BEAUFORT ST PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6000 PO Box 8196 Perth WA 6849 Tel: 61(0)8 9227-5751 Mobile: 041993-0375Fax: 61(0)8 9227-5593 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL:http://www.deathsincustody.com/

LL:URL: Call Centres

[The links below overrun the screen, so copy then open in browser, rather than click.] "Women On Standby: Call Girls of the Global Market" Hearing of the Alternative Economic Summit to the G7/8 Summit June 1999 Cologne Convened and organised by the NGO Womens Forum German Platform of Women in

LL:ART: DAIRY FARMERS FIGHT MILK MONOPOLY

Dairy Farmers fight milk monopoly Dairy farmers across Australia vented their anger last week at the deregulation of their industry on July 1. Over 600 farmers and farm workers (and a dozen cows) in NSW, and over 1000 farmers in QLD marched on their state parliaments at the imminent loss of

LL:ART: SP newsletter

Socialist Party newsletter Wednesday 7th June 2000 Produced every Wednesday PO Box 1015, Collingwood 3066 Ph: (03) 9417 0805 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web address: http://home.mira.net/~sp/ Newsletter back on track The Socialist Party newsletter has been revived, and it will go out on the

LL:ART: OPPOSITION GROWS TO FIJIAN COUP

Opposition grows to Fijian coup Fiji's crisis is in its third week and the effects are being felt right across the region. On Monday, June 5 reports from the Solomon Islands indicated a coup attempt by the Malaita Eagle Force. Key government buildings were under siege with mobs roaming the