Edition 23:

- Subscribe   -   - About   - Get Involved   - Archives   - Guidelines   - Deadlines   - Contacts   -   - Home                                 How to lose a war WALDEN BELLO After more than two weeks of intense bombardment, it appears that in the war between the United States and Osama bin Laden, the latter is coming out ahead. ... fullstory   Major party positions on corporate responsibility KATIE DOWLING “it is clear that both the Liberal and Labor parties are blind to any issues other than economic growth.”... fullstory   Australia and racism – an Indigenous issue PIERGIORGIO MORO The present refugee crisis represents a return to the darker days of the ‘White Australia’ fortress policy. It is a reminder that Australia was founded on racism.... fullstory   Media coverage and old growth forests… AIZURA HANKIN ... fullstory   Protesters face jail as ‘The Movement’ moves on DOMENICA SETTLE In June the world’s attention turned to Gothenburg, where thousands of people were protesting against the European Union. Photos appeared in newspapers and on the web of balaclava-wearing ‘anarchists’ and burning cars. Then the world’s attention turned away again.... fullstory   Fighting same with same ALEX KELLY ... fullstory   Corporate colonisation in Chiapas stalls peace process Chiapas Media Update ... fullstory   The Otways anti-logging campaign – where and why AMELIA YOUNG With the Otways logging season underway and the resulting campaigns beginning to build momentum, AMELIA YOUNG highlights some of the areas currently under threat and identifies why they must be protected.... fullstory   Corruption author faces jail ... fullstory   Social change and victimisation myths FAITH THOMAS ... fullstory   An oasis in the city MARNI CORDELL MARNI CORDELL visits Cubbies, an adventure playground in Melbourne that’s been giving city-kids time out for nearly 28 years.... fullstory   Tall Paul's Tales from the mop bucket: A True Story Tall Paul (First installment of three)... fullstory   Body Weather, Body Scapes LOU SMITH LOU SMITH speaks with Melbourne movement artist GRETEL TAYLOR who has trained at Min Tanaka’s Body Weather Farm in Japan. Since studying in Japan, Gretel has held regular Body Weather training sessions in Melbourne and weekend workshops in outdoor locations throughout Victoria. ... fullstory