Issue No 49 | 07 April 2000 | |
NewsWorkers Online Turns 50 Next Week!
We're entering middle age! Workers Online has done what few independent publications have managed and made it to our fiftieth issue. That's more than Zeitgiest, the republican and The Eye combined!
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Interview: Rebuilding from the Rubble Ramona Mitussis, APHEDA's co-ordinator in East Timor reports on how Australian workers are contributing to rebuilding a nation. East Timor: UN Poseurs Delay Reconstruction Returning to the Dili compound where he spent five days under siege, HT Lee finds an aid bureacracy out of control. Unions: The Last Bank in Minto "It's a busy branch", Carol Davison insists, watching the crowd gather around the Commonwealth Bank branch at Minto Mall. By the time you read this, the branch will be another empty shopfront, stripped of its fittings, with junk mail starting to accumulate under the front door. International: Workers of the World Unite ILO Director-General Juan Somavia's keynote address to the ICFTU Congress in Durban, South Africa this week. Olympics: Strange Tenants Rentwatchers lifts the lid on the legacy the 2000 Games will leave on Sydney's tenants. Politics: The Loneliness Crisis Lindsay Tanner looks at the politics of the soul that form the backdrop of many of our social ills. History: Songs of Solidarity Visiting US labour acadmeic John Lund has found a new way to digest history - he commits workers' struggles to song. Satire: Seven Launches 'Popstars' Spin-off On the heels of Popstars comes a new show taking five minor celebrities and turning them into normal people Review: Keating's Engagement Whether it's analysis or self-justification, Paul Keating's new book is an engaging read.
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