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Issue No. 178 | 16 May 2003 |
Shit Sandwich
Interview: Staying Alive Bad Boss: The Ultimate Piss Off Industrial: Last Drinks National Focus: Around the States Politics: Radical Surgery Education: The Price of Missing Out Legal: If At First You Don't Succeed History: Massive Attack Culture: What's Right Review: If He Should Fall Poetry: If I Were a Rich Man Satire: IMF Ensures Iraq Institutes Market Based Looting
Abbott Picks Fight with Nurses Bank Hold-Ups Expose Compo Failings Della�s Dallying Could Cost Miners Ministers of Misinformation Scoop Orwells Currawong Cottages Waiting for You
The Soapbox Solidarity The Locker Room Postcard Bosswatch
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News Activists Notebook
Defend Womens Rights Help Amina Lawal appeal her death by stoning. 28th May 2003 12 noon Join a vigil at: Parliament House Macquarie Street Sydney To highlight the appeal of Amina Lawal against her sentence to death by stoning for adultery in Nigeria dress in black to mourn the loss of women's rights and help to bring International support to Amina Lawal for her forthcoming appeal in the Nigerian Federal Court
Sign the Petition Write to the Nigerian Consulate Come to the vigil DEFEND WOMEN AGAINST HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES Organised by the NSW Working Women's Centre Contact details 9559 5355 Latham Launch Pluto Press invites you to joing Gough Whitlam as he launches Mark Latham's new book. You are invited to one of the highlights of the forthcoming Sydney Writers Festival - the launch of Mark Latham's new book, 'From the Suburbs: Building a Nation from our Neighbourhoods'. At 11.00 am on Thursday May 22 former PM Gough Whitlam will launch Mark's book in the Sydney Dance Co Cafe at the Sydney Writers Festival, the Wharf 4/5 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay. 'From the Suburbs: Building a Nation from our Neighbourhoods' defines the direction in which he believes the ALP should head as a party with a radical edge, rattling the cage on Australia's political, social and economic establishment. Latham outlines ways to disperse power and wealth widely across society, bringing economic assets and cultural influence into the hands of the 'outsiders' in Australia's vast suburbs and towns. Latham is the Federal Member for Werriwa and Shadow Minister for Economic Ownership, Housing, Urban Development and Community Security. He is co-editor of The Enabling State, and author of What did you learn today? and Civilising Global Capital. What The Critics Say 'Latham, with his uncompromising language and debating skills, is the one Labor MP every Government Minister has seemed loath to confront in parliamentary debate. You can rest assured, he will be Labor leader one day.' Alan Ramsey, Sydney Morning Herald 'Latham's pitch goes to the heart of how we live our lives.' Maxine McKew, The Bulletin Mark Latham's book is available in bookstores now: ISBN 1 86403 208 1 RRP $24.95
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