MEDIA RELEASE from Pacific Concerns Resource Centre (PCRC)
29 July 1999
PLUTONIUM SHIPMENT ON THE WAY TO SOUTH PACIFIC
Two ships carrying MOX fuel (mixed plutonium and uranium oxide) will
travel through the South Pacific in late August and September on their
way to Japan. The Pacific Pintail
The Sydney Morning Herald
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9908/03/text/features3.html
LABOUR ISSUES
Employers flex their muscle on hours
Date: 03/08/99
For most employees, enterprise bargaining has meant more give than take on
when they work and for how long, writes RON CALLUS
Changing
Revolution the East Timor referendum
Will Timor referendum be free an fair?
Will it bring independence a step closer?
What can be achieved from a vote for independence?
Come and discuss revolutionary participation in the referendum
Bringing revolution and independence a step closer
Tues.
WORKERS UNITED: COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS (CAs)
With the undermining and gutting of awards, Certified Agreements
(CAs) are basically the only form of collective coverage left open
to unions to maintain and improve workers' wages and conditions.
Reith's legislation gives employers a
INTRODUCTION
The trade union movement is facing the most serious anti-worker,
anti-union laws since the introduction, more than 90 years ago, of
the Conciliation and Arbitration Court system in which unions were
accepted as playing a central role with guaranteed
How best do we fight back against the Liberals? Will the Wall Street bubble
burst? What's the way forward in Indonesia and East Timor? Where is the
Labor Party heading?
These and many more questions will be discussed at Marxism for the New
Millennium, the national weekend of discussion and
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The Indigenous Knowledge Programme
Riga: four environmental activists managed to chain themselves to the
partially completed Butinge oil terminal
Newport News shipyard workers end four-month walkout
