Issue No 23 | 23 July 1999 | |
Letters to the EditorCalling All Linesmen
I am a Electrical Power Linesman with ETSA in South Australia and would like to be able to email fellow linesmen about issue which are attacking us. In SA we use a "T clamp" for securing service cables to other cables to get supply to houses etc but now management want to go back 30 years to use "parallel groove conectors" which are in my mind a lot more dangerous to use. If you are a linesman please get in touch i have plenty of questions on how you do things in ohter states. We need to network together to help each other. Gordon Penhall at mailto:[email protected]
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Interview: An Economic Wet Dr Christopher Sheil on economic rationalism and the 1997-98 water failures in Adelaide and Sydney. Unions: The Stench from the South In 1997 the entire Adelaide metropolitan area was drenched in foul, sulphorous, sewerage odours, emanating from the Bolivar waste water treatment plant. Environment: Trading into Trouble Seattle, USA, is shaping up as demonstrator mecca in the lead up to World Trade Organisation talks. History: Eveliegh Rail Reunion Former workers and their families from the historic Eveleigh Railway Workshops in inner-Sydney are holding a picnic reunion and folk music festival on the site on Sunday, August 29. International: Bosses Use Armed Gangs to Break Russian Picket On 9 July 1999, eighty masked, uniformed gunmen accompanied by the local prosecutor and other officials tried to storm the Vyborg Pulp and Paper Mill, under occupation by workers for the past eighteen months. Satire: New Refugee Crisis: Journalists Flee Peace Zone The camps are once again full in the Albanian border town of Gruntiez. Review: 10 Reasonably Interesting Moments in Film Cultural theorist Snag Cleaver flies off the handle again..
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