>Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 09:27:16 -0700
>From: Green Left Parramatta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>                                   *
>                            Green Left Weekly,
>                                 Issue #405
>                                May 17, 2000
>                           Australia's radical weekly
>                         http://www.greenleft.org.au
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>Green Left Weekly provides news, information, opinion and debate from an
>environmental and left perspective.
>
>Featured this week: AUSTRALIA STEALS EAST TIMOR OIL -- AGAIN
>
>Both the ALP and Coalition are evading calls by East Timorese leaders that
>the Timor Gap Treaty, signed in 1989 between the Australian and Indonesian
>governments, be renegotiated to enable East Timor to benefit from its own
>oil and gas reserves.
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>
>COVER STORY
>
> * Scrap the Timor Gap Treaty
>
>FEATURES
>
> * Rebels in the unions: A unionism that won't buckle
> * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> * What are shares really for?
>
>INTERNATIONAL NEWS
>
> * WORLD BANK: a wolf in sheep's clothing
> * MOZAMBIQUE: WB destroys cashew industry
> * UNITED STATES: `Fair trade' or international solidarity?
> * UNITED STATES: An ugly coalition
> * ZIMBABWE: Why Britain fears Mugabe's land gamble
> * SOUTH AFRICA: Millions strike over job losses
> * SOUTH AFRICA: Misdirected strategy weakens workers' movement
> * PHILIPPINES: Army must withdraw from Mindanao
> * Special fund appeal for a special issue
> * BRITAIN: Labour cracks down on asylum seekers
> * LEBANON: Israel bombs again as deadline nears
> * PALESTINE: Teachers resume strike
> * WEST TIMOR: Militia terror continues
> * BOUGAINVILLE: PNG frustrates independence referendum
> * UNITED STATES: March for immigrant amnesty
> * UNITED STATES: Nike cuts support to universities
> * SRI LANKA: Government in crisis as Tamils advance
> * PUERTO RICO: US Navy clears protesters from Vieques
> * INDONESIA: Union leader tours Australia
> * EAST TIMOR: Old CDs needed for East Timor
>
>ISSUES
>
> * Shiftworkers to gain on penalty rates
> * Canberra fiddles with more than the accounts
> * Domestic violence program debated
> * Everything you need to know to dob in a dole bludger
> * Australia stalls anti-pollutants treaty
> * Child-care expansion not an option
> * Networker: Looking for love
>
>NEWS
>
> * Song for Reconciliation
> * Lucas Heights reactor shutdown: mum's the word
> * Tax office workers strike
> * Students occupy UQ Senate chambers
> * Workers rally against Telstra fat cats
> * Police attack Beverley blockade
> * Security guards attack picketers
> * Murdoch students fight course cuts
> * Let off for minister over Yanner affair
> * Activist forced off union body
> * `Vote with your feet' on May 28
> * Newcastle protests treatment of refugees
> * Action updates
> * Students tell Nike: `Just stop it'
> * Bondi protests Olympics impact
> * Student action forces VC onto back foot
>
>CULTURAL DISSENT
>
> * Short Story: Budget initiative
> * Rod Quantock: Serial satirist captured
> * Peter Hicks: Songs of protest, humour, justice and love
> * Peter Hicks' tour dates
> * Democratic Socialist Party's web site praised
> * Cartoon: From Out of Leftfield
>
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