It's the quiet energy revolution happening in backyards across the country: around four million Australians now have solar panels and solar hot water systems powering their homes and businesses. In fact, Australians put more household solar panel systems on their roofs last year than anyone else in the world.[1]
Newsletter date: 15 September 2012
Contents:
* SNAICC News: Today marks the fifth anniversary of the adoption of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
* Les Malezer: Five Years On - The Fifth Anniversary Of The UN Declaration On The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples
* Australian Human Rights Commission: Declaration On Rights Of Indigenous Peoples Turns Five Years Old
* Jack Waterford: $250,000 delivered to Aboriginal families at a cost of $220,000
* Solidarity Needed for Union action against Income Management
APY Lands: Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands (remote N-W of South Australia)
Last updated: 27 October 2013
WGAR News: Tracker's Brian Johnston: Reality in APY Lands different from media agenda campaigns (9 Oct 11)
http://indymedia.org.au/2011/10/09/wgar-news-trackers-brian-johnston-rea...
WGAR News: More on APY Lands (16 Oct 11)
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WGAR News: More on APY Lands (26 Oct 11)
Newsletter date: 13 September 2012
Contents:
* Broome Community No Gas Hub Campaign: Activists shut down Woodside rigs at James Price Point
* Greens Christine Milne: James Price Point Senate Question
* Greens Rachel Siewert: WA Govt must ensure social, cultural impact of JPP development is examined
* Background to the Walmadan Tent Embassy, James Price Point, north of Broome, Kimberley Region, WA
* Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation: FMG 'Declassified' Then Destroyed Yindjibarndi Heritage Sites
* Background to the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation
Newsletter date: 12 September 2012
Contents:
* CAAMA: Labor Government is set to introduce income management in APY Lands
* The Hon Jenny Macklin MP: Income management for APY Lands
* Background to Income management for APY Lands
* NIT: United Nations letter reveals Intervention concerns remain
* Emma Murphy: Assimilation lies at the heart of NT intervention
* Maggie Knight: Driving In The NT
* Interview with Rollo Manning on pharmacies in remote NT communities
* Stop the NT Intervention Videos - Sorry means you won't do it again
In the weeks preceding the NSW council elections, some anarchists and anti authoritarians in Sydney mounted a campaign against the coerced ritual of voting.
A couple thousand posters and stickers were pasted on walls, bins, electricity boxes, telephone booths, and bus shelters mostly throughout the electorates of Ashfield, Leichardt, Marrickville, Rockdale, Hurstville and Sydney city.
Low lying politician signs from every party were torn down, numerous high ones were hit with paint bombs and at least 20 anti voting slogans were sprayed across walls, mostly throughout the inner west.
Newsletter date: 11 September 2012
Contents:
* Michael Anderson: Sovereign Union of First Nations is inevitable
* Enlightning Productions: George Gaymarani Pascoe, from Milingimbi, NT
* Enlightning Productions: Dr Djiniyini Gondarra, Spokesperson for Yolgnu Nations Assembly
* Background to the Aboriginal sovereignty movement
* Prof. Diego De Leo: Reducing Indigenous suicide through empowerment and pride
* Eddie Cubillo: Racism in the Justice System
* ANTaR: We need to talk about racism
* Other articles
* MICHAEL ANDERSON: SOVEREIGN UNION OF FIRST NATIONS IS INEVITABLE
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Len Martin's CSG Artikel:
http://www.nimbingoodtimes.com/archive/pages2012/aug2012/NGT-0812-2-7.pdf
Northern Rivers Echo - Mungo Mcallum's Artikel:
The Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) is considering rule changes that would see the abolition of all elected fulltime union officials. This is a radical idea and one that has hardly received any media coverage.
Can appointed staffers and a CEO really do a better job than people elected by the unions’ membership?
