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Issue No. 142 | 28 June 2002 |
Safety First
Interview: Safe as Houses Safety: Ten Steps to Safety History: Staying Alive Unions: Choose Life International: Seoul Destroyers Corporate: Crash Landing Activists: The Refusenik Review: Dumb Nation Poetry: Helping Out The Rich
Redundancy Bonus for Members Only Lib MP Named in Cole Commission Sentencing Guidelines for Safety Breaches Safety Lock-Out Enters Second Week Unions Seek Talks With New Airport Owners Strip Bosses Face Dressing Down Beattie Called Into Bargaining Impasse Nurses Deliver Largest Ever Petition US Braces for its Own Waterfront War
The Soapbox Bosswatch The Locker Room Postcard Week in Review
Voodoo Unionism Good News from the Pilbara Go Mark, Go Double-Standards
Labor Council of NSW |
News Activists Notebook
Wednesday Politics at Berkelouw Organised by the Pluto Institute and the NSW Fabian Society. Berkelouw Bookshop 70 Norton Street, Leichhardt Wednesday, 3 July 2002 6.30 - 8.00 pm Citizen or Super Fund Capitalism? Professor John Piggott Director of the Centre for Pensions and Superannuation, UNSW, International government advisor Mark Latham MP Assistant Shadow Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Economic Susan Ryan AO Former Minister in the Hawke Government and President of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees. Dr. Shann Turnbull Author, Democratising the Wealth of Nations, past President Australian Employee Ownership Association.
Lynn Ralph (Chair) Chief Executive, Investment & Financial Services Association Wednesday, 17 July 2002 6.30 - 8.00 pm Beyond Corporate Globalism: Is Another World Possible? Launch of the new book from Pluto Press, Protest and Globalisation: Prospects for Transnational Solidarity Patricia Ranald Public Interest Advocacy Centre and Australian Fair Trade & Investment Network. Ruth Phillips Lecturer in Social Policy, University of Sydney Marc Williams Professor of Politics and International Relations, University of NSW James Goodwin (Chair) Lecturer in Social Inquiry, University of Technology Sydney. ********** Electronic Networks - Building Community Conference July 3-5 2002 Melbourne Conference topics will include: use of the Internet for advocacy and activism, community building, community service, small business online, community education, government and community relationships, rural and regional online issues and technical issues. This conference, with over 65 presentations from Australian and international speakers, is supported by ISOC-AU as a practical exploration of the possibilities, successes and complications involved in implementing the slogan - the Internet is for everyone! More details http://www.ccnr.net/2002 ********** Crisis in Corporate Governance - Ansett, HIH, One.Tel Sydney Politics in the Pub 26 July 2002, 6.00 pm Gaelic Club, 64 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills
Hear Stephen Mayne, Publisher of www.crikey.com.au, discuss the crisis in Corporate Governance. See http://www.politicsinthepub.org for more details.
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