Issue No 64 | 28 July 2000 | |
Letters to the EditorCrappiest Music Feedback
You forgot one category - the Rock Dinosaur Superannuation reunion/tour a la Rolling Stones, Sex Pistols, Yes, Hawkwind, Led Zeppelin et al. Pieter
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Interview: Greg Sword Unsheathed The NUW national secretary is set to be endorsed as ALP Federal president next week. He talks about the relationship between the two wings of the labour movement. Unions: Phone Rage, Headaches and Stress A comprehensive survey of the call centre industry conducted by the ASU has revealed an industry workplace culture dominated by excessive monitoring and stress. Economics: And the Winner Is .... Sydney? Austrade chief economist Tim Harcourt looks at the export impact of the Sydney Olympics and asks if we'll win gold. International: Western Sahara: Referendum Or War? A June UN referendum in Western Sahara could have provided the people of Western Sahara a chance to exercise their right to self-determination and independence. It didn't. History: The Union's Roots in Song We look at some of the songs that kept working people going through their darkest hours. Media: Unchaining the ABC The ALP needs to rethink our public institutions to determine how they might better deliver the ends for which they were originally established. Environment: Motorways Fail the Pollie Test Our daily grind of congested roads, polluted air, and frustrated motorists is putting all and sundry to the test, and not least Liberal and Labor politicians. Satire: Murdoch Launches Bid for Under-9s Netball Team Sydney's lucrative junior league netball broadcasting market has been shaken by a bid by one of the world's most predatory entrepreneurs, Rupert Murdoch, to secure ownership of the most successful team in the league. Review: Espionage a Trois The Whitlams' brass section his teamed with some of the hippest cats in Sydney to make the sort of music you'll want to shoot baddies to.
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