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Canberra Aboriginal rights events for your diary

Click on the links for details of the events ...

Event: Thu 28 March to Sun 14 April 2013: Belconnen, Canberra, ACT
I Do Have a Belief:
Kevin Gilbert (1933-1993) Art Retrospective
Location: Belconnen Arts Centre
Producer: Gilbert Family
"I Do Have a Belief is an exhibition and events
celebrating the life of Kevin Gilbert and his contribution
to the local community, advancing human and political
rights and Aboriginal sovereignty at a national and
international level."
"The showcasing of his creative work includes

The Carbon Price at work. Mackay Sugar has officially brought online its new biomass cogeneration power station which has received funding from the Queensland Government and the Federal Government's Clean Technology Investment Program funded by the Carbon Tax. The plant is expected to produce about 38 megawatts of power: 11 megawatts to supply the Racecourse sugar mill and refinery and another 27 megawatts into the State Electricity grid, enough to supply about a third of Mackay's electricity requirements.

Courtesy of The Stringer - thestringer.com.au
http://thestringer.com.au/the-death-of-kristel-tejada/
Photo, EPA/Dennis M. Sabangan - Students throw a bench during a protest following the death of Kristel Tejada. Student organisations criticised the university’s policies on tuition fees and held demonstrations of mourning following the suicide after she failed to pay tuition fees. Students vowed to hold more protests till tuition fee changes are made, arguing that currently they hinder the right to education of students who have financial difficulties.

I recommend this coverage:

The War on Iraq:

http://www.3cr.org.au/radioactive/podcast/radioactive-show-23032013-0

- Comprehensive coverage of the War on Iraq; depleted uranium, abnormalities and birth defects

http://www.radio4all.net/responder.php/download/67268/74641/87585/?url=h...

Crazy Ozzi politics, 10 years Iraq etc...Cyprus screwed

"Peculiar Aussie Politics", "Foreign Minister Carr" with Clarke and Dawe, "Neo Con Gang Iraq", "Dick Cheney Confidential" Harry Shearer, "Bill O'Reilly's Spinzone", "Glen Beck's news from America", "Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer on Whistleblowers parody", "Cypriots want their money back", "God of Profit"

Sounds by: Daramad, Didjital, Kraftwerk

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The recent discovery of a memoir of the 1850s frontier offering graphic accounts of the slaughter of Queensland Aborigines casts a fresh and confronting light on settler history. It makes, at times, for painful reading.

The recollections are those of Thomas Davis, a former convict who worked on the Darling Downs and farther west around the town of Surat in the 1850s. His memoir was preserved, and no doubt polished, by his son Arthur Hoey Davis who, under the pen-name Steele Rudd, created the popular characters Dad and Dave in the stories published in 1899 as On Our Selection.