Issue No 43 | 24 February 2000 | |
Letters to the EditorWhere is the Nexus?
Here is a question for your news team: can Nexus minerals put a propectus out offering shares at 2.5cents and then when the share prices goes up ,say that it was at the directors discretion, leaving 300 approx share holders with nothing, and that certain brokers will be distributing the shares as they see fit? I would like to know the brokers and who purchased most of the shares, I have a hunch it could be some of the directors.Would this have happened, had the share price stayed at 4 cents. I'm sure you will have a lot of upset share holders who in dec 99 voted to allow this to happen. Carl Stevens
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Interview: Parting Gestures Outgoing ACTU president Jennie George looks back on her time at the helm and charts some challenges for young women in the union movement. Unions: While We Were Sleeping It�s been a long hot summer for Australian workers - from the showdown in the Pilbara to the victorious National Textile workers. We look at the stories Workers Online missed while we were in the banana chair. Media: Freudian Slips The coverage of Jennie George�s final days as ACTU President were a case study in the art of psycho-tabloid. Legal: Cookies� Fortune The breakaway union led by a man personally backed by the Prime Minister has been refused registration in a ruling that raises questions over the whole enterprise. Politics: True Deceivers In his controversial new book, Andrew Scott argues that Labor's rhetoric has outstripped its achievements. Review: Rebel With a Cause A new Michael Moore has emerged at the frontline of subversive television. His technique? Combining organising with silly suits. Satire: Victorian ALP shock: "Apparently We're in Power!" A recent survey conducted by the Victorian State ALP has revealed that the party is in government. International: Right Hand Drive The rise of the extreme Right in Austria carries some important lessons for our own society.
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