(nearly-) monthly anarchist journal/zine outta Melbourne.
Available for download online at our wordpress:
http://melbourneblack.wordpress.com/
we'll distribute it in hard-copy at Barricade, NIBS, Sticky and Polyester in a haphazard manner over the next week or so.
Hope you enjoy!
Join us for a night of learning guided by the first hand experiences of indigenous rights campaigners. Join in the conversation as we share stories, knowledge and discuss practical ways you can continue your journey to learn more and help make a difference to supporting indigenous struggles.
Another Food not Bombs fund raiser. Short films about food and transport. Yummy food, drinks from 7pm
Showing of the great documentary that outlines how the U.S.A. government and the FBI plotted to have John Lennon thrown out of the U.S. for his anti-Vietnam war activism. A gripping doco on the politics of the 70's.
Latin American, Australian & Asia Pacific Solidarity gathering
-Defending workers and Indigenous Rights-
"Building bridges and global resistance against Multinational Corporations"
For three days- October 15-17, 2010 -grass roots representatives from a range of organisations and movements will share ideas, experiences and stories of struggle inside their own countries against global capitalism.
Rooming House Closure Protest
Wednesday, July 14, 2010 at 6:00pm
End Time:
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 10:00am
Moreland City Council 90 Bell St Coburg
Anthony Arthur and his dog Princess were left homeless and have been sleeping in Moreland parks since June 2nd after a council inspection led to the closure of their Brunswick rooming house. The operator of Tony’s rooming house chose to shut up shop rather than comply with council orders.
“I went to Hume-Moreland housing but as soon as you tell them you have a dog, they say we can’t help you,” said the 46-year-old.
Event: "Bring'em Back" - meet the socialist trammies who blockaded the city!
Start Time: Saturday, July 24 at 2:00pm
End Time: Saturday, July 24 at 6:00pm
Where: Melb Film Festival, Greater Union Cinema 3,
131 Russell St
Marking the end of a ten year odyssey Bring‘Em Back! is a gentle, funny, angry, romantic story about the broken love affair between a city and its tram conductors, about public misgivings over the end of the affair and an ambitious scheme to put things right.
Email producer: phillip@phillipdonnellonfilms.com
Phone 0418 101 389
A country on the path to socialism?
Venezuelan Ambassador Nelson Davila @ Underground Talk
The government of Hugo Chavez has won seven multi-party general elections in twelve years, yet Fox News calls Venezuela a dictatorship. In fact, what the United States fears is the example Venezuela is setting for the rest of Latin America and the world.
Melbourne Anti-Intervention Collective presents
Melbourne film premiere
Indigenous people challenge NT intervention
The NT intervention – launched by John Howard and extended by the Labor Government – has meant total disempowerment of Indigenous people. It has taken back rights won over the past 50 years.
The Alyawarr people are fighting back. They have established a protest camp. This film chronicles this important struggle and the solidarity it is receiving from trade union and other activists.
