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Conservative Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson will present the opening address to the Brisbane Writers鈥 Festival on September 9. Brisbane-based Indigenous leader Sam Watson, who will also speak at the festival, has challenged Pearson to a public debate.
In the last week of winter, something strange happened: bushfires raged across New South Wales, with major fires in the Shoalhaven and Eurobodalla in the south of the state.
The Age of Stupid Directed by Franny Armstrong With Pete Postlethwaite In cinemas

麻豆传媒 Weekly is launching a 鈥渟pring offensive鈥 to help us reach our 2009 fighting fund target of $250,000. By the end of August, we had raised $147,550 鈥 about 60%. We need a push to get to 100% or more.

The recent resignation by NSW minister John Della Bosca over his affair with a woman revealed just how the big political parties and the corporate media trivialise Australian politics.
Before the recent elections in the German states of Thuringia, Saarland and Saxony it seemed likely that Christian Democrat (CDU) German Chancellor Angela Merkel would return to power comfortably this year, probably in coalition with the free-market fundamentalists of the Free Democratic Party (FDP).
Sol Nationself-titled EP by Sol Nation Released September through MGM Email solnation@gmail.com
Message Stick 鈥 The Deadly Yarns two-part series showcases the work of Western Australian Indigenous writers, directors and producers. ABC1, Friday, September 11, 6pm. The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer 鈥 J. Robert Oppenheimer was one of the
Last week, Queensland鈥檚 Bligh Labor government demonstrated it could remove the conscience vote on laws regarding abortion. It also instructed ALP parliamentarians to vote in favour of a law to allow medical terminations on the same limited grounds as now apply to surgical terminations.
Leonard Peltier, an activist for the rights of Native Americans and one of the US鈥檚 longest-serving political prisoners, was denied parole by the US Parole Commission on August 21.
Remembering Pine Gap: Women鈥檚 Peace Camp, November 1983 An exhibition from the archives of Jesse Street National Women鈥檚 Library NSW Parliament House, Sydney Until September 24
At Camps for Climate Action, climate change activists organise discussions on the politics of the climate movement and take direct action against major polluting industries.