http://www.smh.com.au/icon/
The URL above has an online poll about the govt policy to dismantle
student unions.
Results so far have 79% in favour of the Govt and 21% against.
Trudy
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hello everybody, welcome to recoznet2. brought to you by the good people at
Green.Net (check out their Jabiluka and other sites).
much faffing about I'm afraid delayed everything - and the sign up direct from
the website isn't quite ready - but otherwise we're all go.
ideas for the website wel
I also want to welcome everyone to Recoznet2.
Before commenting on anything else, however, I want to thank Bruce for
the tremendous amount of energy, heart and soul he has put into this
forum since he began Recoznet-l. There were times, I'm sure, when he
thought his heartfelt outpourings wer
At 09:42 AM 23/1/99, Loraine wrote:
>Is anyone able to help this man, please? He wrote me the following:
>
>"The gist of what the One Nation
>like people in Canada are saying is that the Courts ruled that the Yorta
>Yorta lost all their aborignal rights and title by not actively practising
>t
The Age carries the article at the site below:
http://www.theage.com.au/daily/990123/news/news11.html
It is worth reading.
Trudy
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Rod, thank you very much ... and I will be very much interested also in
learning more of what the People of this land say. When I heard the news
reports of Justice Olney's decision being handed down, I just couldn't
drive any further; had to stop and catch my breath and wait 'til my eyes
drie
Does anyone know where Pat Dodson is at the moment and how to contact him?
Thanks
Bruce
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Sent in by Lyndon Ormond-Parker:
Kakadu National Park
Thursday, January 21, 1999
Resolution of the 4th World Archaeological Congress,
Cape Town South Africa 10-14th January 1999
The 4th World Archaeological Congress (WAC4) held in Cape Town between
10th-14th January 1999 was attended
hey,
Just recently I finished the KOLA Action Group (AKA KOLA International
Campaign Office) petition pages. There are petition there that you can sign
for Leonard Peltier, Fernando Eros Caro, mascots, Mt Graham, to help "the
cause." Feel free to put your name down in as many as possible. All
UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
JANUARY 15, 1999
COLUMN OF THE AMERICAS
by Patrisia Gonzales and Roberto Rodriguez
NASA LOOKS TO NATIVE ELDERS TO HELP SAVE THE EARTH
The Nome Eskimo elder lamented that nowadays his homeland in winter is too
warm for the life system to sustain itself -- only 20 d
The complete article is at:
http://www.news.com.au/headlines/
Trudy
=
The Daily Telegraph
Secret plan to close Aboriginal tent embassy
By HELEN McCABE
25jan99
THE Federal Government has paved the way for removing the
Aboriginal tent embassy in Can
To see if the archive is receiving our messages.
Trudy
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Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> Territories Minister Ian Macdonald quietly introduced a 1932
> trespass ordinance late last year for the "parliamentary triangle",
> The Daily Telegraph has learned.
not quietly enough! thank god there's still some people with sense
> does anyone know what's happening about the constitutional preamble? heard
> something from Lois then nothing.
>
Aboriginal people are not the only ones being rolled by this
Republican movement. It looks as if there's a done deal and we'll
only get to ratify (or not) a very narrow Const
there are a number of additions to the website.
http://www.green.net.au/recoznet2/
the sign up for the list via the web page is now working. not yet for the digest
but it's working for every post subscriptions.
there are some new links.
I've added info about three other related lists.
followi
Paul Canning wrote:
> no digest yet. if green net aren't able to then are there any issues with using
> an existing - commercial - free service?
that should be archives, not digest, it's important no?
paul
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>Queers
Arrived home from Canberra about an hour or so ago.
When we left this morning, we really didn't know what to expect in light
of the reports that the Territories Minister, Ian Macdonald. intended to
remove the Aboriginal Tent Embassy. Even the late news on Monday night
foreshadowed that there
Trudy Bray wrote:
>The Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Daryl
>Melham, says the Government's attitude needs to change.
>"I think on all the evidence you've got to question the
>Government's commitment to reconciliation," Mr
>Melham said.
this is rather amusing from melham
It would grea
Hi Paul,
Paul Canning wrote:
> Trudy Bray wrote:
> >The Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Daryl
> >Melham, says the Government's attitude needs to change.
> >"I think on all the evidence you've got to question the
> >Government's commitment to reconciliation," Mr
> >Melham said.
>
> th
Sandy Sanders wrote:
> Bitterly (I'm so sick of reading about Howard's speech yesterday. He
> constantly uses a "we"/"them" dichotomy when talking about Aboriginal
> people that is deeply offensive to me. As if he can't even be
> bothered to include indigenous people as Australians. Ther
There was an interesting article by Michelle Grattan in SMH yesterday
- excerpt below - about SMH's national poll last weekend of 1007 people.
among other things it suggested that a constitutional preamble recognising
First Nations CAN get up while the parliament appointed head of state
republ
Whoops, what I meant to say was:
>...
>First Nations CAN get up while the parliament appointed head of state
>republic model CAN'T (though the so-called 'radical republican' version
>with direct elected president might). Which leaves the Opposition's and
>...
Sharon
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I believe you can get in contact with him at the Indigenous Law Centre at the Uni of
NSW:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Trudy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks Stephen,
>
> I did end up faxing a number in Broome, but no reply.
>
> IF you have a contact number that would help.
>
> Bruce
> ---
Oops! Sorry about that. I was hurrying too much and didn't read it properly.
Trudy
Sussex Street Community Law Service wrote:
> NO THAT IS HIS BORTHER MICK!
>
> At 01:32 pm 25/02/99 +1100, you wrote:
> >I believe you can get in contact with him at the Indigenous Law Centre at
> the Uni of NSW:
Paul Canning wrote:
> > I'm just finishing Diane Bell's book and have just been reading about Labor's
> > sell out of the Ngarrindgeri. I'd like to hear Mr Melham admit that their
> > support for Howard on Hindmarsh was wrong. But they won't. It'll just be the
> > same old, 'trust us and we'll
just a reminder that we now have a form letters page on the website so please
send through your form or other letters to inspire others to get writing.
the page also has some useful links on letter writing and people to contact.
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I'm not sure if this address for The Kumarangk Legal Defence Fund Inc. has been
circulated yet.
it's now at
http://www.green.net.au/hindmarsh/
which is great news.
some interesting new things including a letter from the bridge developers trying
to get it shut down!
cheers
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This makes sense, in the light of our collective experience of the
assimilation process...
Thankyou Senator Reynolds...
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The National Health Survey can be accessed at the website below:
http://www.abs.gov.au/websitedbs/D3110122.NSF/66b4effdf36063e24a25648300177cd5/ef81876a98c4af41ca256706000415b6?OpenDocument
Trudy
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Sydney Star Observer
January 28
LETTERS
We were extremely pleased to see your leading story in this week's Star. Your
continued support for reconciliation is welcomed by us.
We would like to take this opportunity to announce through you that we will be
organising our first Black Queen's B
The Yorta Yorta lodged an appeal late today (Thursday 28th January, 1999)
against the decision of Olney J in their case for recognition of Native
Title to traditional lands.
The appeal grounds are as follows:
GROUNDS OF APPEAL
The learned trial judge:
1 Erred in law in failing to appl
Thanks Trudy. I'm a little confused about point 4 in the ORDERS SOUGHT section
of the appeal. Can anyone clarify?
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A bunch of Aboriginal people live quietly at a traditional spot near
Bairnsdale. But what you've heard sounds like a variation on the
urban myth that's been going around since Sydney got the Olympics.
The NSW Govt is going to "clean up" Redfern by moving all the
Aboriginal people to ---
Thanks for this info, Don. I didn't know there was this sort of
trouble going on in Redfern. Are you talking about the moving of
people out of "the block" in order to "gentrify" the rest of the
place? I heard something about that last year, but nothing since.
Do you think there's anyth
Ran across some interesting figures and they really make you wonder why
Howard would even consider following the US method, unless, of course
there is profit to be made out of it somewhere. These are not the most
up-to-date figures but they are from the period when the US had a slump
in drug death
Below is an article in today's SMH outlining what is happening already
in Caroline Lane. In just the two days since Health Minister Refshauge
shut down the needle exchange in Caroline Lane, it is certain that some
Aboriginal addicts in the area will pay with their lives as a direct result
of
themselves open, as they obviously have.
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> some Aboriginal
> addicts in the area will pay with their lives as a direct result of his
> decision. The longer he waits before restoring the exchange, the more will
> receive a death sentence.
this is a little b
The website at http://www.green.net.au/recoznet2/ now has several new letters in
the letters section.
these are here to provide inspiration.
a reminder that only list members can access, you need the password 'letmein'
cheers
Paul
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Sharon Byard wrote:
>
> Sorry folks, the info I was given by Premier's staff about Premier's fax
> number was incorrect. Send urgent faxes to Premier at 02 9228 3552, that
> should work. - Sharon
email addresses
Bob Carr MP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dr Andrew Refshauge MP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
pau
Dear all,
The Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee is currently holding
an inquiry into the Commonwealth's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Heritage Protection Bill. The Committee is due to report by the 8th March
and is accepting submissions till the 12th February (submiss
mewhere if people want) and it will be
in the afternoon. More soon.
Don
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
Below is an article in today's SMH outlining what is happening already
in Caroline Lane. In just the two days since Health Minister Refshauge
shut down the needle exchange in Caroline Lane, it
uge urgently.
Forward or print and pass/fax this to others. Apparently Refshauge's
office, electorate offices of individual MPs and the Health Dept are also
receiving a large number of calls in support of the decision!
Good luck!!
Sharon
On Tue, 02 Feb 1999 10:17:06 +1100
Trud
Also fax the Premier at the Premier's office, mark it urgent, fax number
(02) 9228 3993
Sharon
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Sorry folks, the info I was given by Premier's staff about Premier's fax
number was incorrect. Send urgent faxes to Premier at 02 9228 3552, that
should work. - Sharon
On Wed, 3 Feb 1999 02:39:48 +1100
Sharon Byard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Also fax the Premier at the Premier's office
The complete article can be found at:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9902/03/text/features2.html
If anyone doesn't have web access and wants the whole article I will be
happy to send it.
See also the editorial: "Dead foolish, but still alive" at:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9902/03/text/editoria
Forwarded by Irene Watson:
Ellie Gilbert wrote:
for broad circulation,
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Date: Wednesday, 3 February 1999 8:13
Arabunna Nulla Kari-Ku Wanga Assoc. Inc.,
OPEN INVITATION FOR
Going Home camp: 26 March 1999
Lake Eyre
is calling Arabunna P
Rod and I received a reply from our local member, Peter Primrose, that
he agrees with our views on the closure of the Caroline Lane needle
exchange and has made this known to the Premier, Bob Carr.
Have sent a letter to the editor of the SMH with a copy to Andrew
Refshauge and Bob Carr.
If y
his performance as local member and performance of the govt.
Reminder to NSW recoznetters to contact your MLA's electorate office,
see your phone directory, for Sydney electorates see page 2130 of L-Z
white pages. Tell your friends.
regards, Sharon
On Thu, 04 Feb 1999 10:44:54 +1100
Trudy an
Sharon Byard wrote:
> Reminder to NSW recoznetters to contact your MLA's electorate office,
> see your phone directory, for Sydney electorates see page 2130 of L-Z
> white pages. Tell your friends.
all MLA addresses' are listed here
http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/la/memaddr.html
MLA email
on emailing pollies.
my experience has been that if the email is set out like a formal letter it is
far more likely to get a response than if it is set out like an email.
what are other people's experiences?
cheers
paul
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Paul Canning wrote:
> on emailing pollies.
> my experience has been that if the email is set out like a formal letter it is
> far more likely to get a response than if it is set out like an email.
> what are other people's experiences?
>
> cheers
>
> paul
That has been my experience also.A
I have sent a letter about the Caroline Lane closure to "First Byte"
at The Australian but have no way of knowing if it is printed or not.
Any Recoznetter who gets the Australian - can you let me know if it is
printed?
Thanks,
Trudy
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Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> I have sent a letter about the Caroline Lane closure to "First Byte"
> at The Australian but have no way of knowing if it is printed or not.
> Any Recoznetter who gets the Australian - can you let me know if it is
> printed?
>
Rejoice, rejoice! Collapse of One Nation imminent? From SMH's breaking
news service on its website:
> Friday, February 5, 1999
>
> One Nation MP quits: I've had enough
>
> North Queensland One Nation state MP Ken Turner today confirmed he had
> resigned from the parliamentary party to sit
Also from SMH's breaking stories:
> Friday, February 5, 1999
>
> Oldfield rejects ultimatum
>
> One Nation senior adviser David Oldfield today rejected a threat by
> Queensland members of the party to resign unless its leaders stood down to
> throw their posts open for democratic election
Bonner funeral on Friday
A state funeral for former Aboriginal politician Neville Bonner
will be held in St Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Ipswich, on Friday, a
family spokesman said today.
Mr Bonner, 76, died last week after a long battle with lung cancer
and Prime Minister J
According to the ABC news this evening, Refshauge has admitted that the
Caroline Lane needle exchange did not breach the rules.
The exchange, according to the minister, was not operating properly in
that boxes of needles were left unattended and no counselling was
available.
Caroline Lane will
What a pleasant surprise coming from Tony Abbott. Messages commending
him for his stance on this can be sent to: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Frank Brennan is also working on the preamble but using the words 'prior
and continuing occupation'. --- Trudy
==
I personnally have pretty mixed feeling about this issue... I thought I
might balance things out here with something a friend told me...
peace,
Liam
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The Sydney Morning Herald
Workers call for heroin overhaul
Date: 08/02/99
By DAMIEN MURPHY
Health workers in the dumped Caroline Lane needle exchange service in
Redfern have called for radical changes to the Government's
drug policy.
The call came in a Health Department review released ye
**please circulate widely**
A PROPOSAL FOR: A day of protest, action, and carnival in financial centres
across the globe on 18th June 1999.
Wherever there is oppression there is resistance.
A proposal has been made by various groups and movements of activists from
England t
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http://www.animalnews.com/news/whale_hunt.htm
New Evidence Shows Makah Tribe
Planned Whaling For Profit
AnimalNews Staff
October 27, 1998
LOS ANGELES, California
(AnimalNews.com) -- Recently
released government
documents reveal that official
Makah Indian tribe assurances
that the
SMH - LAW AND ORDER: Prisoner of politics
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9902/06/text/features7.html
and
SMH - Drivers' dead end
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9902/06/text/national14.html
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Neville Bonner, first
Aborigine elected to Federal
Parliament, dies
Friday 5 February, 1999 (4:48pm AEDT)
The first Aborigine elected to Australia's Federal
Parliament has died.
Former Liberal Senator Neville Bonner had been
suffering from lung cancer for some time.
N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ENGLAND IN CONTEXT
>
> The English experiment in life is, admittedly, part of a wider
> and longer process which reaches back to the 'spread' to Indo-
> European ways into the lives of others, and before that a
> European 'neolithic' stage which made the 'spread' of I
:
> At 04:51 PM 1/3/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> >> ENGLAND IN CONTEXT
> >>
> >> The English experiment in life is, admittedly, part of a wider
> >> and longer process which reaches back to the 'spread' to
Peter,
You are not receiving the Newsclip articles because they are being
returned since the route takes too many hops: 26 instead of 25. Please
contact your ISP and see if it can be fixed.
Trudy
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The Cutting Edge -
Examines wheter economic trade and investment can be linked to human
rights and democracy, and whether profits and principles can co-exist.
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From: Greta North
Sent: 03 February1999 17:04
To: Notice Board
Subject: Aboriginal Philosohy Week - 1999
Importance: High
Linga Longa Aboriginal Philosophy Farm
Presents
2nd Annual Aborigi
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, 6-7 FEBRUARY 1999
ADDRESS BY GATJIL DJERRKURA OAM
CHAIRMAN, ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER COMISSION
MAKING THE REPUBLIC IMPORTANT TO A MAJORITY OF AUSTRALIANS
Mr Chairman, fellow delegates,
I thank you for the opportunity to be with you today.
Thi
7 February 1999
GST a setback to health and wealth in rural and remote communities
A Goods and Services Tax (GST) is inequitable because of its
disproportionate burden on the residents of rural and remote communities,
particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people - the poorest a
just compare the reaction to bonner's death to that of don dunstan.
bonner is being lauded because he was a liberal. all this crap like brendan
nelson's about
> the former Liberal Senator provided a ``model of political participation and
>parliamentary behaviour to which we should
>
Dee Elliott wrote:
> Hi
> I'm a recent member of recoznet, and just wanted to thank you for the
> 'bits' you post. It's like having a friend who sends you bits from the
> paper that they know you'll like.
>
> I am a community planner, currently working with the Quandamooka Lands
> Council/
The Democrats said before the election that they would not pass a GST on
foodThis statement played a big part in ensuring Howard was returned as
P.M.
The Democrats ---at least some of them--- always intended to pass the GST on
food.
The Democrats are Rats for Howard and cannot be trusted
Howard is at his Machiavellian worst once again.
It is vital that Indigenous Australians and their supporters do not allow
Howard to hijack the Indigenous Rights debate.
Indigenous Australians have already been recognized by the High Court as
the Original and Rightful Owners of this Land.
> just compare the reaction to bonner's death to that of don dunstan.
> bonner is being lauded because he was a liberal. all this crap like brendan
> nelson's about
> > the former Liberal Senator provided a ``model of political participation and
>parliamentary behaviour to which we sho
does anyone know when NAIDOC week is this year?
I cannot find *anything* about it on the net.
paul
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Here is the Government's version of their motives:
Trudy
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http://www.news.com.au/bnews/
Mixed blood children treated like outcasts, court
told
By WAYNE HOWELL of AAP
2mar99
3.00pm (AEDT) MIXED blood Aboriginal children were forcibly
removed fr
Just a reminder that the submission deadline for the Preamble to the
Canberra Times is tomorrow, March 3, 1999.
4.Entries to: Preamble, PO Box 7155, Canberra Mail Centre, 2610; Fax
62802282; or e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (from the
message field, no attachments).
Trudy
-
Hi everyone,
Garry posted the URL this morning of where the Black, White and Pink
float photos could be seen.
In order to identify one of your fearless leaders (Paul is not there as
far as I can see) please turn to page 4.
It was an amazing experience. We (Rod and I) were just in front of the
La
Action Alert.
The struggle in support of the rights of the Mirrar people in
Australia continues.
On Sunday 28 March there will be a national protest against the
Jabiluka mine.
This will be followed on Monday 29 March by a blockade of the office of
North Ltd
at 476 St Kilda Road, Me
The Kumarangk Legal Defence Fund Inc. (KLDF) website has been updated with:
news of the cases
a letter from the Chapman's lawyer about the site
a paper on the KLDF - Tricky Legal Business: The Impact of Legal Processes on
the Campaign Against the Hindmarsh Island Bridge
lots more back
Can let you know tomorrow, Paul ... will find out exact dates from work,
but to the best of my knowledge, it falls during the school holidays in July.
kola
At 03:46 PM 2/10/99 +1100, you wrote:
>does anyone know when NAIDOC week is this year?
>I cannot find *anything* about it on the net.
>From Paul Gill - the listowner of the ALP Soapbox. With permission -
Trudy
Comrades,
It appears this morning that 20 police and half a dozen fireman were
sent in during last night to remove one aboriginal protester from the
tent embassy and his ceremonial protest fire from the lawns of
Paul Gill wrote:
>On the issue of the stuff up the hill though, I am incensed about it.
> I want to go to the Tent Embassy today and ask if there is any way we
> can promote their cause. A friend of mine, when told of plans that
> the Tent Embassy might be shifted, made a comment 'well, if
SONGLINES MOVEMENT
LIFE IN OZ - 1999
The kind of country i want to live in would see a Prime
Minister who delights in sitting down at the
ceremonial/protest fire of First Peoples outside of
Parliament House and having a good yarn until he
If any of you live in Queensland and have some time free, maybe Dr. Kaye
Saunders needs needs some support. And I'm sure her presentation will
be enlightening.
Graham Young
DISTRIBUTE WIDELY:=
A Dr Kaye Saunders is presenting a paper on
Wednesday 17th February 1999
- Liam
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Date: Thursday
The tent embassy protest is beginning to get coverage in the world news.
Trudy
1734 GMT February 10 1999 CANBERRA Aboriginal elders
planted 211 spear-like sticks into the front lawns of Australia s
Parliament House Wednesday to mark their suffering since
FOX News --- Protest Sticks Plan
The tent embassy protest is beginning to get coverage in the world news.
Trudy
1734 GMT February 10 1999 CANBERRA Aboriginal elders
planted 211 spear-like sticks into the front lawns of Australia s
Parliament House Wednesday to mark their suffering since
FOX News --- Protest Sticks Plan
Paul,
According to the Koori Mail (1.7.1998 p.4)
NAIDOC Week falls in the first full week (Sunday to Sunday) during July.
There was a very useful history of NAIDOC Week on the
same page.
Cheers
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My entry for the preamble competition follows. I just want to make clear
that I don't have a clue on how a preamble should be written in legal
terms or constitutional terms so I concentrated on the substance rather
than the form.
Would appreciate comments and/or criticisms.
Trudy
Amnesty International
News
Service: 11/045/99
AI Index: ASA 12/01/99 PUBLIC
4 March 1999
Thank you for your e-mail.
We are happy to answer queries about BBC World Service radio programmes
and the activities of the World Service, and we assure you that you
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On the coast of Ghana one finds an original slave Castle, preserved and in
all its insanity kept for all to visit. Going there is eerie, as you walk
down the tunnels into the slave pit where the only light comes from small
4x4 inch slots 30 feet up in the ceiling. Here the slaves (se
http://www.canoe.ca/WorldTicker/CANOE-wire.Australia-Aborigines.html
C-News --- February 11 1999 Aborigines defy authorities and relight
ceremonial fire CANBERRA Australia AP -- Aboriginal protesters defied
police Thursday by relighting a ceremonial fire that authorities had
doused hours e
forwarded with permision
From: "eva cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Some notes for life matters tomorrow
Fear of debate!
Does talking about race issues create more bias or more acceptance? Last
year one of the major factors in senator Harradine's decision to 'blink' and
pass the native title legi
Posting this for a friend.
Trudy
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 02:02:22 GMT, in talk.politics.tibet
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Announcing a new email forum for the discussion of Mongol, Uyghur,
Taiwanese
and Tibetan independence (mutti-l).
The mutti-l list will host discussions on how to transform i
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Date sent: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 15:59:57 +1000
Subject:ACTION ALERT: TENT EMBASSY ACTION, MON 15 FEB, 8am.
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Hi all,
The Aboriginal Tent Embassy is calling for support
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