Some photos and videos from #GlobalNoise in Perth
Submitted by AlexBainbridge on Mon, 15/10/2012 - 1:20am
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#OccupyAustralia
Occupation re-established in Melbourne at the State Library
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 30/10/2011 - 3:58amA group of participants in Occupy Melbourne have resisted eviction at the State Library and are camping out tonight in what is being called a re-occupation.
Occupy Melbourne met at 12pm on the 29th of October at State Library, and went to Treasury Gardens and Bowen Place, where both were consecutively decided as unsafe to occupy. The second General Assembly of the day voted to return to State Library and attempt a reoccupation.
Update: WTF happened at Occupy Melbourne on Saturday?
Blogs - Raili Simojoki: Occupy Melbourne – consensus decision-making and public space | Mike Stuchberry's report | Benevolent Menticide - Some thoughts on Direct Democracy in Action | immediateworldwidedereification - Leaflet handed out at rally | WSWS coverage of the day
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Occupy Melbourne eviction - A first hand account
Submitted by Kenji Wardenclyffe on Fri, 28/10/2011 - 6:51pmAs a freelance journalist, it is my job to cover protest and put myself into situations where others may feel unsafe. It is my job to cover events as they unfold and report on them. Here is a detailed first hand account of my experiences of Occupy Melbourne's eviction.
Here I am not stating support for or against Occupy Melbourne. This is simply a detailed statement of what I witnessed.
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Occupy Sydney attacks police and responds to criticism!
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 26/10/2011 - 1:19pmA belated statement for the media.
My name is Ashwyn, and I have been involved in the occupy sydney camp, and along with a significant portion of my friends, have been extremely dissatisfied with the media coverage. To make it worse, the 'individual' (and I use the term loosely, perhaps I should say 'socialist party') spokespeople representing the movement have done a mostly terrible job of it. This is my attempt to bring forward some very important details that have been lacking.
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Occupy Sydney in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street & United for Global Change
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 09/10/2011 - 1:15pmI wonder how many of us have been glued to our computer screens over the past week watching the events in New York as they unfold live on air (http://www.livestream.com/globalrevolution & http://occupystream.com/). Have you joined the Twitter conversation with hash-tag OccupyWallStreet? The occupy movement in the US is proving to be something of a social tsunami.
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