Emergency action is necessary to save Zapatista communities from attack and possible eviction. Join a protest in melbourne called by MASN and LASNET against the illegitimate Mexican government and their corporate supporters.

Estela(in the photon with EZLN subcomandante Marcos), a participant in the Zapatista struggle, will answer question about why the Mexican struggle is vital to our own fight for freedom and justice. Estela is visiting Melbourne for a short time only. She will attending the Latin American and Asia Pacific International Solidarity Forum 11-14 October(http://www.latinlasnet.org/node/24)

Thursday October 4th, 12:00 noon

Bourke Street Mall

Melbourne City

Mor info: Tristan 0448 575 105 or 0402 754 818

Reclaim the Night Organising Collective Meeting

6pm, 1 August @ 1 Westmoreland lane (the big blue shed behind Derwent street) Glebe.

Contact:
Sydney Uni Womens Collective
Contact Phone Number:
(02) 9660 5222

womens.officers@src.usyd.edu.au

Go to the meeting or contact Sydney Uni Womens Collective to be involved.

Reclaim the Night Collective Meeting - come and be part of organising for Reclaim the Night in Sydney.

Location:
The Manning Women's Room, Sydney University
Contact Name:
Sydney Uni Womens Collective
Contact Phone Number:
(02) 9660 5222

Contact Email:
womens.officers@src.usyd.edu.au

Go to the meeting or contact Sydney Uni Womens Collective to be involved.

Today at the IR Rally in Melbourne approximately forty members of the "General Strike Block Fiesta" met at the Bourke St Mall to call for a General Strike and a real campaign of industrial action to defeat the IR Laws.
A nice position was found for the block in front of the stage. They carried placards such as "General Strike", "More strike - less talk", "It worked in France - strike!". As we waited for the rally to begin we warmed up with drums, whistles and chants. Various soccer chants and even the odd Cliff Richard song were adapted into calls for a General Strike. Soon the rest of the marches arrived and along with them came a veritable sea of ALP and Union Leadership hacks. Bracks, Burrows and Beazley all took to the stage to lecture the crowds on how voting for the ALP at the next election is their only hope of salvation. Throughout these speeches members of the block heckled and kept up their chants for a General Strike. This succeeded in bringing the wrath of various slick and scary looking “Young Labor” types who attempted to cover our signs from the cameras with their ALP signs, manhandling a few of the block and telling us to “get a job” and other sophisticated strategies. One hack told me to shut up during Brack’s lame speech on the grounds that it was a “privilege to hear the Premier”. Despite this harassment and the wave of ALP electioneering from the stage ourspirits remained strong.

Friday June 30, 12 noon at CCI 180 Hay St
Which employers are using the new IR laws to undercut wages and
conditions? Join our ‘Scum Bag Employer’ tour of Perth, lead by a Perth
comedian and have a laugh with us!
unionswa

Source: The West Australian - Employers are being urged to sign up
workers on five-year Australian Workplace Agreements on the eve of the
next Federal election in a bid to circumvent Labor's plan to abolish
the individual agreements.

Leading business groups said yesterday that companies and employees
could protect themselves against Kim Beazley's industrial changes for

A History of the Car Bomb (Part 1)
By Mike Davis

Buda's Wagon (1920)
tomdispatch.com

You have shown no pity to us! We will do likewise. We will dynamite you!
-- Anarchist warning (1919)

On a warm September day in 1920, a few months after the arrest of his
comrades Sacco and Vanzetti, a vengeful Italian anarchist named Mario
Buda parked his horse-drawn wagon near the corner of Wall and Broad
Streets, directly across from J. P. Morgan Company. He nonchalantly
climbed down and disappeared, unnoticed, into the lunchtime crowd. A
few blocks away, a startled postal worker found strange leaflets

THE REBELLION SUPPORT COLLECTIVE
IS HAVING A FUN-RAISER FILMSCREENING!!
OSCAR

The multiple award-winning film by director Sergio Morkin

FRIDAY 23RD JUNE
187 THOMAS ST, HAYMARKET
near UTS Library and Paddy’s Market :: free parking available
8pm till very, very late!

Oscar is a taxi driver and “ad-buster” in Buenos Aires. Feeling invaded by commercial advertising, he decides to get his own back. Whenever he has no clients or during family trips Oscar gets out of his car and transforms billboards with his own collages and drawings. There are more than 800 of his creations - ironic and provocative in nature throughout the city.