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One day before the senate sits to vote on key budget measures proposed by the Liberal National Abbott government, thousands of Australians all over the country, protested to bust the budget. In Brisbane, over a thousand men, women and children took to the streets yelling chants such as “ Stop Corporates getting fatter, workers rights Continue Reading →
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Papua New Guinea residents have told guards at Manus Island they will kill every last refugee that their government tries to settle in the country. Steve Kilburn told a packed Kurilpa Hall today that he had every reason to believe they would carry out the threat. “This was just after I saw the police and Continue Reading →
Read the Westender on your phone, tablet or computer. Download a full copy of the latest edition and read it at your leisure. COMMUNITY 4 Have your say – feedback from our readers 6 Community news 8 Joe Hurley has left the House – Jan Bow 10 Rallying for refugees – Sam Navin 18 What’s Continue Reading →
The Courage to Care exhibit recently at the Brisbane Square Library remembers those that helped Jewish people during the Holocaust. People like Indigenous Australian William Cooper who even though his people were engaged in their own battle for rights and protections went to the German Consul-General in Melbourne to protest against the treatment of Jews throughout Europe. People like Berthold Beitz that ran an oil refinery that Continue Reading →
This is a street hoop and it belong to your Street. It represents all the people who live in this street. It is a circle of identify, safety, and a way to show that we care about our stret and about each other. Feel free to add something that represents you and Continue Reading →