Issue No 14 | 21 May 1999 | |
Letters to the EditorSongs of the Revolution Feedback
Top Marks Zanga! I can't top Peter Zangari's effort on finding the top 10 songs for the Revolution in the last edition of Worker's Online. It was contemporary and well justified. Best of all, there wasn't a single mention of bloody Billy Bragg. Roland Stephens A Cry For Help For the sake of an older generation: Can someone print the words of a few of these Songs to Revolution to make them clear? It's really frustrating to hear the sound and miss the message! An occasional "translation" might break down existing generational walls. Thanks for a useful website, anyway. Anon
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Interview: Madame President The new President of the NSW Legislative Council Meredith Burgmann has spent most of her life opposing authority. Now she has a chance to exercise it. Unions: The ACTU Faces the Labour Hire Challenge The enormous growth in labour hire and contracting out employment is creating a big challenge for unions worldwide. History: The Wartime Women�s Employment Board During World War II policy makers were forced to embraqce a unique wage-fixing method. Labour Review: What's New from the Information Centre View the latest issue of Labour Review, Labor Council's fortnightly newsletter for unions. Review: Origlass Biographer Keeps Red Flag Flying The self proclaimed 'ultra-democrat', Hall Greenland, has described his relationship with the Balmain legend Nick Origlass as "Freudian". International: Paddy's Payback But for the Timorese many Australian diggers, like retired wharfie Paddy Kenneally, would have died at the hands of the Japanese during WW2. Now it's time to return the favour... Campus: Tales from the Frontline This week's successful VSU protests seem to have killed off Kemp's ideological agenda. We go live to the protest
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