Issue No 42 | 17 December 1999 | |
Deface a FaceGive Him a Hairdo
What better present could Michael Costa offer Workers Online readers than the chance to give him a Deface a Face style make over?
Give the man with the nude nut something to wear upstairs, someone becoming of a man of his stature. Perhaps you believe he's looking a bit old? Maybe its time to go the dreadlocks? Or would a green rinse give him the real look of a fashion leader? Go crazy on Costa, and enjoy the New Millennium.
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Interview: Costa Bravo Labor Council�s chief trouble maker chronicles the battles of the past year and ponders those still to come. Unions: More Wins Than Losses Workers Online ranks the Top Ten industrial relations stories from a year of frenetic activity. International: Eric Lee's Year in Review The editor of Labourstart looks back over his favourite stories of 1999. Politics: So Many Questions It was a year in politics that threw up more questions than answers. We look at some of the sticky ones. Republic: Referendum With Class Labor heretic Michael Thomspson analyses the failure of the Republican proposition. Environment: Seattle Kills Greens V Jobs Bogey The sight of US unionists, environmentalists and human rights activists being attacked by police in Seattle shows how far the progressive movement has come. Deface a Face: Give Him a Hairdo What better present could Michael Costa offer Workers Online readers than the chance to give him a Deface a Face style make over? Labour Review: What's New at the Information Centre See the latest issue of Labour Review, our resource for officials, activists and students. Review: Cultural Wasteland Workers Online resident door-bitches Zanga and Paul pass judgement on the year that finished the millennium.
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