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WGAR News: Family ties the key for Kalgoorlie-Boulder's Aboriginal mental health workers: Nathan Morris, ABC Goldfields WA

Newsletter date: 7 October 2015

Contents:

* News Analysis: Nathan Morris, ABC Goldfields WA: Family ties the key for Kalgoorlie-Boulder's Aboriginal mental health workers

* Audio: Bridget Brennan, ABC AM: Aboriginal man helping LGBTI Indigenous people speak about suicide [featuring Dameyon Bonson]

* News Analysis: Bridget Brennan, ABC News: Mental As: Indigenous community lacks resources to prevent LGBTI suicide

WGAR News: Nov 27: Stand Up And Be Counted: Fifth Global Call to Action to Stop the Forced Closure of Aboriginal Communities, facebook event

Newsletter date: 6 October 2015

Contents:

* facebook event: Friday, 27 November 2015:
Stand Up And Be Counted: Fifth Global Call to Action to Stop the Forced Closure of Aboriginal Communities:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1656551727921649/

* For more info:

www.sosblakaustralia.com

WGAR News: Video coverage of STICS Intervention Anthology panel discussion featuring Larissa Behrendt, Thalia Anthony, Eva Cox & Paddy Gibson

Newsletter date: 5 October 2015

Contents:

* Intro:

'concerned Australians': The Intervention - an Anthology: http://www.concernedaustralians.com.au/#INTANT
Respect and Listen: The Intervention - an Anthology: http://www.respectandlisten.org/nt-intervention/intervention-anthology.html

Italian version of "Austerity results from privatization" [ audio ]

https://archive.org/download/kr321/kr321.mp3

How Governments fail their people and choose an ideologically based "way out" displaying incompetence and incomprehension of their own finance system. People have to pay the price. An Italian translation from a previous English original publication KR # 313

Read by Simonetta, translation by Claudia Cantori, original English script by Graham Ferguson

10:26 min 128 kbps stereo 9.7 MB

WGAR News: Cashless welfare card could breach right to privacy - human rights committee: Petition update: Kerry Arch, Change.org

Newsletter date: 4 October 2015

Contents:

* Petition update: Kerry Arch, Change.org: Cashless welfare card could breach right to privacy - human rights committee

* Change.org Petition: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull: Stop Income Management and the Healthy Welfare Card

* WGAR Background: Intervention into Northern Territory (NT) Aboriginal communities by the Federal government

WGAR News: "Queen got no right here. This is our Country, under our Tjukurpa Law ..." - Murray George - Sovereign Union Media Release

Newsletter date: 4 October 2015

Contents:

* Analysis / Opinion: Ghillar Michael Anderson, First Nations Telegraph: Queen got no right here. This is our Country, under our Tjukurpa Law…

* Media Release: Ghillar Michael Anderson, Sovereign Union: "Queen got no right here. This is our Country, under our Tjukurpa Law ..." - Murray George

WGAR News: Indigenous groups take Adani Carmichael mine battle to the United Nations: Lisa Cox, Sydney Morning Herald

Newsletter date: 3 October 2015; last updated 4:20pm AEST

Contents:

* Wangan & Jagalingou Family Council Letter // Submission to UN:
Letter // Submission regarding Australia’s failure to protect the Wangan and Jagalingou People’s rights to culture from the proposed Carmichael Coal Mine

Chronik: a new blog documenting social war from Germany

More than two years have passed since Til Schweiger obtained the closure of directactionde.ucrony.net. Since that time, it’s been more difficult to create an overview – and to definitively give some courage. Indymedia Linksunten is used and considered by many as a platform, but texts published on it soon become archived on back pages. Chronics in ‘underground notebooks’ or listings by topics create an overview from time to time. Much remains unnoticed, especially without a claim of responsibility in it’s stride.

The Shortwave Report 10/2/15 Listen Globally!

Dear Radio Friend,
            The latest Shortwave Report (October 2) is up at the website http://www.outfarpress.com/shortwave.shtml  in 3 forms- (new) HIGHEST QUALITY (160kb)(33MB), broadcast quality (13MB), and quickdownload or streaming form (6MB) (28:59) Links at page bottom

WGAR News: The Intervention - An Anthology - Time for a National Debate: Nicole Watson interviewed by Donna Campbell on Strong Voices, CAAMA Radio

Newsletter date: 28/29 September 2015; last updated 28 September 2015, 8pm AEST

Contents:

* Audio Interview: Donna Campbell on Strong Voices interviews Nicole Watson, a Birri-Gubba woman & (former) senior Lecturer, UTS
CAAMA Radio: The Intervention - An Anthology - Time for a National Debate
http://caama.com.au/the-intervention-an-anthology-time-for-a-national-de...

Historic House at 13 Highview Lane, Neutral Bay, to be demolished in October 2015

In just a few weeks, the early 20th Century Federation bungalow at 13 Highview Lane, Neutral Bay, also known as 1 Premier Street, will be demolished, to be replaced by a five storey hulking cement and aluminium monstrosity, another blight on the landscape of this historic suburb. 

The approval process has taken over a year, no doubt due to strong objections from residents of Neutral Bay, a suburb full of historic houses from the early days of settlement. It is said that the process began ten years ago. 

WGAR News: Emma Donovan calls on Australia to save its remote Indigenous communities: Video & Music News: Monica Tan, The Guardian

Newsletter date: 27 September 2015; last updated 9am AEST

Contents:

* News: Elefant Traks: Emma Donovan to releases 7" featuring Joelistics, Archie Roach & Tim Rogers

* Video & Music News: Monica Tan, The Guardian: Emma Donovan calls on Australia to save its remote Indigenous communities

* News: Kerry Smith, Green Left Weekly: Musos unite for SOS Blak Australia campaign

Survey on the deterrent effects of drug law enforcement being run by UNSW

The Australian government expends an estimated $1.7 billion on responding to illicit drugs every year, with policing comprising 64% of this expenditure. One core assumption underpinning this investment is that police can deter, discourage or prevent drug offending. It is argued that drug laws and enforcement of those laws will reduce involvement in drug use and trafficking. But, there remains very limited research into the extent or nature of deterrent effects. One cause of this gap is methodological.

Geography: 

WGAR News: Surviving the Cuts - A Forum for Discussion of IAS Funding - Tuesday, 29th September 2015 - UTS Sydney: Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning & Jimmy Little Foundation

Newsletter date: 25 September 2015

Contents:

* Upcoming Event: Surviving the Cuts - A Forum for Discussion of IAS Funding - Tuesday, 29th September 2015 - UTS Sydney: Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning & Jimmy Little Foundation: http://www.jlf.org.au/surviving-the-cuts/

* Background:

Geography: