Australia

Could this envelope solve the mystery of the DNA found in Belanglo Forest? The killer who is still out there...

The discovery of human bones this week in Belanglo Forest has reignited interest in the Backpacker Murders.

Ivan Milat continues to maintain his innocence and he and most of his family believe he was framed. There is much evidence to support this which can be found in various articles on this website:

http://indymedia.org.au/keywords/ivan-milat

The DNA of the killer which was found under the fingernails of the victims does not match either Ivan Milat or any member of his family.

Afghan asylum seekers break out of Darwin detention centre

The second protest by inmates at the Darwin Detention Centre this week has seen 92 rejected Afghani asylum seekers break out and hold a peaceful protest along the Sturt Highway before being forced back to the camp by police after seven hours. One of the protestors told the press that he feared he would be killed if he returned to Afghanistan "If Afghanistan is safe what are the Australian soldiers doing there?

Communist Alliance election campaign

The Senate Campaign – Brenda Kellaway

WGAR News: UN CERD recommends negotiation of a treaty (1 Sep 10)

WGAR: Working Group for Aboriginal Rights (Australia)

WGAR Website: http://wgar.info/

- UN CERD's Report on Australia

Advance Unedited Version - 27 August 2010 - Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
[download] http://www2.ohchr.org/english/bodies/cerd/docs/co/CERD-C-AUS-CO-15_17.doc

Detainee dies at Curtin detention centre

The World Socialist Web has written a good analysis of how the racist mandatory detention policies of the Rudd/Gillard government contributed to the death of an Afghan detainee on August 22nd at the recently re-opened Curtin Detention Centre in remote WA. read the article at the WSWS or the text below

Australia: Detained refugee dies in Perth hospital
By Leticia Marshall
31 August 2010

Just Mental Relief mp3

http://media.libsyn.com/media/kaputtradio/kr__168_just_mental_relief.mp3

Diversions nurturing indolence and supporting armchairs

length 57:60 min 128 kbps stereo 52.8 MB

Democracy needs reform – the frustration of Australian voters

The 21 August, 2010 Federal election in Australia ended in a limbo with no outright winner. As a result of the unprecedented number of informal or protest vote casted by our frustrated voters, our unique Preferential Voting Systems failed to prevent the outcome of a hung parliament. The Age (23 Aug 2010) is right to title the situation as a ’sign of disillusion’ by the voters.

Protest voters are taking control of our politicians

Protest voters refused to toe the line and vote according to the (self interested) leaflets.

Emails circulating saying " PROTEST VOTES How to Lodge a Protest Vote: So long as you obtain a ballot paper in a lawful manner and place it in the ballot box you cannot be compelled to vote for the candidates on that ballot paper and may, if you wish, cast your vote against all names on that paper by neatly crossing them out. You have legally signified that none of the candidates on that ballot paper meet with your satisfaction."evidently struck a chord.

Protest at Darwin detention centre

In scenes familiar from the Howard years, victims of the Rudd/Gillard's government asylum seeker policies protested today in Darwin by burning property and climbing to the roof of the immigration prison. The protesters were apparently Indonesian crew of asylum seeker boats unhappy about how long there cases were taking to get to court. Under Australian law they face a mandatory minimum five year jail term. Many of the crews of these boats are poor Indonesian fisherman who are just another group of people victimised by our racist hysterical policies on asylum seekers.

Wahlkampf Kaos in Australien mp 3 [German]

http://media.libsyn.com/media/kaputtradio/kr_de_wahlkampf_kaos.mp3

Bericht ueber die unentschiedene Wahl in Australien

13:45 min 128 kbps stereo 12.6 MB

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