Wai is an independent quarterly newspaper focused on human rights, environmental and social justice. The third issue, the June issue, is out and on the streets around the country.
From illegal forest operations in Indonesia and PNG to irrigating the Midlands of Tasmania; from artists run intiatives in old shop fronts in Newcastle to community weekends in Melbourne; from reflections on those fighting against the expansion of the uranium industry in SA and NT to the latest paternalistic Indigenous policy in the NT are some of the articles that can be read in the June Issue of WAI.
WAI also contains the usual campiagn updates, news section and in this issue the first of an ongoing series about worldwide community projects that are re-empowering peoples lives.
If you can't get your hands on a copy you can download the paper from www.waiquarterly.wordpress.com
The next issue of WAI is planned for publication in late September. If you, or anyone you know, would like to help with the September issue you can in touch with us at waiquarterly@gmail.com.
From articles to design; to distribution to financial help all and any help is welcome and greatly appreciated.