Melbourne

WGAR News: WA facing legal challenge over 'stolen wages' payments: Emma Alberici & Ginny Stein, ABC Lateline

Newsletter date: 29 July 2015

Contents:

* Video: Emma Alberici & Ginny Stein, ABC Lateline: WA facing legal challenge over 'stolen wages' payments

* Video & News Analysis: Ginny Stein, ABC Lateline: Long fight for stolen wages for Western Australia's Aboriginal stockmen and women

* Homepage of Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia: http://www.als.org.au/

Animal Activists Forum 2015

Date and Time: 
Sat, 10/10/2015 - 8:30am to Sun, 11/10/2015 - 5:30pm
Location: 
Melbourne Town Hall
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Website: 
http://www.activistsforum.com/

2015 Animal Activists Forum

When: Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October 2015, 8.30am-5.30pm (both days)

Where: Melbourne Town Hall, 90-120 Swanston Street, Melbourne Australia

 

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Every year the Animal Activists Forum (AAF) provides a platform for activists across Australia to network, collaborate and learn about animal activism. During the two-day event, AAF will showcase individuals and group at the forefront of activism both in Australia and internationally whilst also hosting thought-provoking workshops and seminars.

 

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New issue of FTP zine out now

Download zine: https://ftpzine.wordpress.com/

“This is the fifth issue of FTP zine, our biannual report on anti-colonial, anti-state resistance, compiled within occupied Cadigal territory.

Like previous issues we have chosen to highlight acts of resistance to the Australian state and its control of this territory, such as attacks on its police, its prisons, its monuments and its schools.

The Gender Dialogues 2015 Series - Melbourne Event

Date and Time: 
Tue, 01/09/2015 -
10:00am to 2:00pm
Location: 
Academic Building, RMIT University, Melbourne
Contact Name: 
Meábh Loughnane
Contact Phone: 
0421 173 496
Contact Email: 
info@chalkcircle.org
Website: 
chalkcircle.org

Chalk Circle is an independent organisation that creates conversations around gender literacy to empower the next generation.

Founded by volunteers in 2014, we engage the community with credible, relatable and empowering information regarding gender literacy. Our priority populations are young people and people from marginalised demographics. To engage these groups we run educational programs and events designed to balance critical engagement with fun, safe and interactive conversations. 

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WGAR News: Protests in Adelaide, Darwin & Melbourne against cuts to Aboriginal services & closure of Aboriginal communities

Newsletter date: 27 June 2015

Contents:

Adelaide Protest:

* News Analysis: The Murray Valley Standard: Adelaide rally staged to save aboriginal services

Darwin Protest:

* News Analysis: Nadia Daly, ABC News: Unions protest in Darwin against closure of Aboriginal communities
* News: 9 News: NT parliament march for indigenous rights

Melbourne couple opens fair trade cafe with asylum seeker staff

Melbourne couple opens fair trade cafe with asylum seeker staff

From the Art is chuffed to announce the opening of a social enterprise cafe and retail shop in just a few short months’ time. In the meantime, owners Crystal Fickers and Trishay Trada are running a crowdfunding campaign to fund the start-up.

Located in Ashwood, in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, From the Art will serve up specialty organic tea and coffee from a sustainable fair trade source. Every cup of coffee will support STREAT, a local organisation working to end youth homelessness.

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WGAR News: Aboriginal elders voice concern over plans to close remote communities - Tauto Sansbury & Rosalie Kunoth-Monks: Natalie Whiting, The World Today

Newsletter date: 10 May 2015

Contents:

* Audio: Natalie Whiting, The World Today: Aboriginal elders voice concern over plans to close remote communities [Featuring Tauto Sansbury & Rosalie Kunoth-Monks]

* Speeches: Green Left: Aboriginal voices resist closures [Featuring Gwenda Stanley, Uncle Ken Canning & Ginny Jane]

WGAR News: Vinka believes it's crucial to empower the next generation to create a healthy community that celebrates culture, cares for country and builds opportunities.

Newsletter date: 6 May 2015

Contents:

* Analysis / Opinion: Jon Altman, New Matilda: The Hunt For The Good Life: A Black Perspective

* Video - Vinka's story: Ella Archibald-Binge, SBS News: Home-grown Derby girl to be town's first Aboriginal doctor [Vinka's story is featured on Living Black: Kimberley Healing this week.]