
Issue No 38		05 November 1999

Piers Watch

Deface A Face

Technology can be a wonderful thing! Here we are almost agreeing with Piers' republican analysis this week with nothing meaningful to write - when a new toy is emailed to us!

Thanks to the latest developments from Social Change Online, we are now in the position to give you the opportunity to deface your favourite political figures from the comfort of your keyboard.

How would Piers look with facial hair; spots, perhaps you want to airbrush the jowels. With our new "Deface a Face" program anything is possible.

This week's effort with Piers is a prototype and we'll be improving the graphics and useability over the coming weeks.

But give it a go and see how it works. The best defacement that is sent to us on fax 9261 3505 will receive one of the few remaining Pierswatch T-shirts.

Next week the Deface A Face will move to the front page and we want you to tell is who you want to take the pen to.

It could be Reith or Howard, maybe Bob Carr, even Michael Costa, perhaps one of the atrocious Monarchists - Bronnie, Kerry or Sophie Panopolous - who are sure to be smugly skiting come Monday.. Or do you have another favourite who you would love to deface.

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  Issue 38 contents

Interview: Peter Reith
Weï¿½ve fought him for the last four years, perhaps itï¿½s time to try to understand him.

Education: The Boston Strangler
If the teachers' salaries "offer" had been any good, John Aquilina, the Minister for Good News Only, would have made the announcement and been seen to promote it.

Economics: Key Indicators
A new ILO publication provides real cross national comparisons which show that Australian workplaces rate very well on productivity, wages and non wage measures

Unions: Dili's Union Presence
The International Federation of Journalistsï¿½ Safety Office for the Media in East Timor (SOMET) is conducting an investigation into the recent killings of two journalists in East Timor.

History: Maritime Dispute Records
A Joint ACTU ï¿½ ASSLH project will identify and preserve as many records as possible arising from the 1997-98 Maritime Dispute.

International: Western Mining into Guns and Gold
An Australian mining company, Western Mining Company Limited (WMCL), has effectively won the support of the Philippines army in its battle with traditional owners in Southern Mindano.

Satire: Gay Scientists Isolate Christian Gene
Gay scientists today released a study which, they claim, at last identifies the ï¿½Christian Gene".

Labour Review: What's New in the Information Centre
View the latest issue of Labour Review, our resource for students, delegates and officials.

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» Unions Launch Search to Fill Games With Local Workers

» Public Servants Offered Quadruple Time for New Years Eve

» If You Want to Protest - Dump the Preamble

» Six Minutes To Clean a Classroom: Cleaners Draw the Line

» New Labour Advisory Council Meets

» Teachers Pay Site Doesnï¿½t Give Full Story

» Bankstown Students Win Union Support

» Workers to Use AGM to Call Telstra to Account

» Unions On Line Conference

» Foxy Officials to Crash Backlot

» POSITION VACANT - APHEDA, Union Aid Abroad.

» Guest Report

» Sport

» Trades Hall

» Piers Watch

» Lines of Demarcation

» Referendum? No Dam(n) Choice!

» With Friends Like These ...

» Get Real

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