By Dave Riley
In a world in which at least one quarter of humanity is malnourished it seems somewhat cruel and paradoxical that diet has become a preoccupation for the overnourished. The remedies for war, social injustice and economic anarchy
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By Jo Brown and Alex Bainbridge
The March federal election saw the Labor government re- elected on the promise that it would be "kinder and fairer" than John Hewson's Liberal Party. The ALP wouldn't introduce a GST, or the horror cuts and
Did you know that Â鶹´«Ã½ Weekly was sold in over 12 regional cities and towns across Australia?
You can buy Â鶹´«Ã½ at the Dancing Bear Cafe at Toowoomba in Queensland. You can get Â鶹´«Ã½ from Bobouche in Bundaburg, in Middlemount,
Bloodlines
Kev Carmody
Festival Records
Reviewed by Ignatius Kim
The journey that Kev Carmody embarked on early this year with the EP Streetbeat is continued with his third album, Bloodlines.
Originally a journey through
The worth of a girl
Women have come to expect rougher then usual handling from a sexist judiciary and legal system. The recent outrage over (in)Justice Bollen's comments on what constitutes "sufficient battering" to provoke self-defence
Friends on the Road
Bhundu Boys
Cooking Vinyl through Festival
Victims
Lucky Dube
Dolphin through BMG
Reviewed by Norm Dixon
Over the past five years, African music has become increasingly popular in this country. Two of the
Jeff material
"He could never shut up." — Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett, caught by TV cameras opposing the candidacy of former PM Malcolm Fraser for Liberal Party president.
Economic rationalism
Earlier this year Victorian Premier Jeff
By Melanie Sjoberg
ADELAIDE — There's a joke going around that says Mabo stands for "Money Available for Barristers Only", Kathy Whimp, project officer with the Aboriginal Legal Rights Service told a Politics in the Pub forum attended by
By Catherine S. Beacham
When US naval personnel formally withdrew from their Philippine base at Subic Bay last November, they left behind far more than the unsightly neocolonial infrastructure of their postwar militarisation policies.
Not sexism
I take issue with Brandon Astor Jones' contention that "The collective silence and total disregard for the lives and human dignity of men in prison is 'sexism' in one of its most insidious forms." (GLW #110).
The shocking
US/UN out of Somalia!
The United Nations/United States "peacekeeping" mission in Somalia stands exposed for the grisly farce it is.
In a joint statement addressed last week to the UN Secretary General, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, 26
By Ray Fulcher
MELBOURNE — The new leadership of the State Public Services Federation (Victoria) has accepted the Kennett government's industrial program of individual contracts. The move was welcomed by Premier Jeff Kennett and Trades Hall
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