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2008, Apr 6, Sun, 9am - 5pm, "Perth Sun Fair," UWA Oak Lawn.
WA’s Largest Renewable Energy & Sustainable Living Fair
PERTH SUN FAIR
Join the celebration in the name of sustainability.  An extensive & fascinating range of exhibits along with heaps of children’s activities, roaming theatre & musical entertainment.  FREE seminars all day.
Sunday April 6 2008, UWA Oak Lawn, Hackett Drive, Crawley, 9am-5pm
Win Win Win, 1kW Grid-Connected Solar System.  Thanks to our sponsor Solar Shop Australia.  Plus more prizes on the day.
www.perth sunfair. com.au
Enquiries: (08) 9277 4560
Supported by Solarshop Australia, Government of Western Australia, University of WA, Lotterywest, Bio Works, ATA, Conservation Week 08.
Entry by gold coin donation.
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2007, Mar 17, Sat, 9.30am, State Library, Conservation Council of Western Australia, Dr Paul Collins, keynote address.  UBD Map 2, E 4.  Pay admission.
2007, Mar 18, Sun, 2-3pm, "An Unspeakable Truth – Population Growth." Dr Paul Collins, historian, broadcaster, and writer, former commentator on religion, and author, the latest being Burn: The Epic Story of Bushfire in Australia, 2006.  Sustainable Population Australia, AND the Conservation Council of Western Australia, invite you to hear him at Lotteries House, 2 Delhi St, West Perth.  Access: Wellington St, turn north at Colin St traffic lights, first turn right, the House is past the T-junction.  UBD Map 1, J 2.  Enquiries 08  9386 5268.  Donations welcome.
2007, Jan 14, Sun, 2-3pm, Housing affordability; Principles for reform. Richard Giles, editor for years of Good Government, will speak. $7.50 admission. Tel. John Massam 08 9343 9532, or 0408 054 319, or write to 46 Cobine Way, Greenwood, 6024. Georgist Education Association Inc., 2 Plain St, East Perth, 6004
2007, Jan 16, Tue, 10am - 1pm, Imagine a world in which there was less Income Tax ! Social Justice principles for reform. Richard Giles, editor for years of Good Government, will speak. $7.50 admission. Tel. John Massam 08 9343 9532, or 0408 054 319, or write to 46 Cobine Way, Greenwood, WA, 6024. Georgist Education Association Inc., 2 Plain St, East Perth, 6004
Imagine less
Income Tax!

Can the taxation burden fall more fairly?

Richard Giles of Sydney
will lecture on housing affordability
Sunday January 14, 2pm - 3.30pm
and
Social Justice/Taxation,
Tuesday January 16, 10am - 1pm
$7.50 admission
Tel John Massam 08 9343 9532, 0408 054 319
Georgist Education Association Inc.,
2 Plain St, East Perth, WA, 6004

2006, June 1, Thu, 9.45 - 1 pm, Student Strike against Workchoices policy of PM John Howard and the Liberal-National Coalition. "Here in Australia most young people need to work around their study commitments, ... and they work casual, low-paid jobs in industries with low levels of union membership. Australian Workplace Agreements [AWAs] will force young people ... to negotiate with their boss on an individual basis." -- Leaflet issued to support the strike. Murray St Mall, Perth. Contact Resistance Centre, 15/5 Aberdeen St, near McIvor Railway Station. Phone Trent on 0407 070 841 for more information.
2005 Feb 12, Sat, 9.45 - 11 am, Talk on Sudan, and promoting Project Compassion. John Ashworth, knowledgeable about Sudanese issues. Catholic hall, 40a Mary St, Highgate. Parking at rear off Harold St. Tel 08 9422 7900. -- Discovery (Perth), p 9, Feb 2005.
2005 Feb 12, Sat, 6 pm, Talk on Sudan, and promoting Project Compassion. John Ashworth, knowledgeable about Sudanese issues. Bunbury. Mass, St Patrick's Cathedral. Sunday, 8.30am, Feb 13: Mass, Cathedral; 8.30am Mass, St Thomas's, Carey Park;9.30am, Mass, St Mary's, South Bunbury; 6pm St Patrick's Cathedral. -- Discovery (Perth), p 9, Feb 2005.
2004 Sep 27, Mon, 5.30 for 6.00-8.30pm, Globalisation Roundtable #17 - US-FTA Debrief and Strategy Meeting,
Speakers: Louise Southalan, Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network; Brian Ellis, Vice-President, CPSU/CSA; Ross Hardwick, Executive Officer, WA Farmers Federation; Sally Mansfield, State Director, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Where: For invitation, contact Bridget Blackford, Secretariat, Globalisation Roundtable (WA), P.O. Box 1622, West Perth WA 6872, Tel: (08) 9322 1384 Fax: (08) 9322 5575 bridgetb@iinet.net.au
2004 Sep 10, Fri., 7.30pm, Nightmare of the Prophet, book launch with author Paul Gray of the Herald Sun.
8pm commentary by Mr Lee Cordne, AM, managing director, Future Directions International.
8.15pm commentary, Dr Samina Yasmeen, senior lecturer in political science, University of Western Australia.
8.30pm, question time.
9.15pm Closing remarks by Mr Denis O'Sullivan, chairman, Council for the National Interest (W. Australian Committee) , wacni@msn.com .
City West Function Centre, 45 Plaistowe Mews, West Perth. Nightmare of the Prophet will be available for purchase. $24.95 Organised by CNI and Freedom Publishing Australia.
2004 Jul 23, Fri., 6.30pm light meal for 7pm start. John Pilger documentaty film "Truth and Lies in the War on Terror". 5 / 15 Aberdeen St (RPH end), Perth. $7 ($5 concession).
2004 Jul 30, Fri., 7.00 pm, Michael Moore film "Fahrenheit 9/11" which won at Cannes 2004, Luna Theatres, 155 Oxford St, Leederville. The film examines what happened to the United States after September 11, and how the Bush Administration used the tragic event to push its agenda. It's a documentary that has one point of view as to why the US has become a target for hatred and terrorism. It will depict alleged dealings between two generations of the Bush and Bin Laden clans, that led to George W. Bush and Osama bin Laden becoming mortal enemies.
   Proceeds will go to Perth Social Forum. PSF voicemail: 0423 356 415, Marco 0401 324 084, Holly 0421 508 446, www.perthsocialforum.org , info@perthsocialforum.org . Concession $11, Full price $13.50, Solidarity Price $15.
2004 Jul 31, Sat., 10am, protest against selling Australia out, outside Kim Beazley's office;
OR 2pm, Stop MAI WA Campaign Coalition monthly meeting, at Salter's Point. Contact Hon. [Secretary Brian Jenkins 9528 1864 or fax 9529 1321 or jenks@iinet.net.au for address and details. -- retired from secretaryship ~ 2005 - jcm 29 June 06.]
2004, July 7, Wed., 6.00pm for 6.30: Launch of the Perth Social Forum, at The Outback Centre, 315 Bagot Road, Subiaco. Refreshments provided. RSVP for catering perthsocialforum@riseup.net or ring 0423 356 415.
   The Perth Social Forum follows the inspiring World Social Forums (WSFs) which have taken place over the past four years. The WSF was created to provide an open platform to discuss strategies of resistance to the model for globalisation formulated at the World Economic Form (WEF) by large multinational corporations, national governments, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
   Already Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane have held successful social forums, attracting international keynote speakers, and hundreds of participants.
   Also visit www.nadir.org/nadir/initiative/agp/free/waf/ and www.wsfindia.org
   We envisage a world where the economy works for people, and not just vice-versa. (Information from World Social Forum Network.)
2004, Feb 11, Wed., 5.30 - 7 pm: "Whither the UN Security Council?" Dr David Malone, President of the International Peace Academy (located adjacent to the United Nations headquarters in New York); St Andrew's Church, St George's Ter, Perth. Sponsored by the Royal United Services Institute of WA, and Future Directions International Pty Ltd, www.futuredirections.org.au , Tel 08 9431 9200. Information supplied by: Council for the National Interest, WA Committee. wacni@msn.com , www.cniwa.com.au
2004 Jan 12, Mon, 7-9pm, Power, Propaganda and Conscience in the War on Terror, JOHN PILGER (global journalist exposer of the power elites, mainly of the US and Western Europe, and unprovoked war). University of WA Summer Scool. $29. www.extension.uwa.edu.au , or with credit card by telephone 08 9380 2433, fax 9380 1066, post Reply Paid 61050, UWA Extension, 35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley 6009, quoting Course No 041275
   John Pilger, Sydney born and educated, and now based in London, is renowned for his prolific and highly-acclaimed documentaries, books and investigative journalism. A frequent critic of the modern-day mass media's power over public perception, he has won awards including: Journalist of the Year award (UK, twice), the UN Media Peace Prize (Australia, twice), an Emmy (USA), the BAFTA/Richard Dimbleby Award (UK), The Monismanien Prize (Sweden), and is the first journalist to receive the Sophie Prize for Human Rights (Norway). His latest book is The New Rulers of the World.

2003 Dec 22,23, Monday and Tuesday (22nd and 23rd of December) there will be a protest for shared parenting outside the Perth Family Court. It will run by the SPCA WA (Shared Parenting Council of Australia, Western Australia Branch) and will have Santa Clause and Mrs Clause. Badges will be on sale for a donation and we have SPCA WA pamphlets and wish lists from Santa to hand out. The Monday and Tuesday protests, we hope, will be the culmination of two previous protests, which were held yesterday and today. Time - 8:30 am to 2:30pm, Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd of December Place - corner of Victoria Ave and Terrace Rd, outside the Perth Family Court.
2003 Nov 12, Wed, 7.30-9.00pm, Trading Australia Away? The Australia - US Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA). Free public forum with Tony Cooke and Dee Margetts MLC at Tomkins on the Swan Convention Centre, cnr Canning Highway and Dunkley Avenue, Alfred Cove (along bus route 106 from Perth & Fremantle). Contact Rodney Vlais at Global Trade Watch WA on 9322 1384 or no_fta@planet-save.com for more information. See www.aftinet.org.au and www.tradewatchoz.org for more on the AUSFTA.
2003 Nov 19, Wed., 7.30pm, NOTE CORRECTION from Nov 12, now 19th. Australia's Future Directions; Mr Alan Tough, engineer and businessman who has experience in the Middle East and South-East Asia. Royal Perth Yacht Club, Junior Training Room, Australia II Drive, Crawley; Council for the National Interest, WA Committee. wacni@msn.com , www.cniwa.com.au
2003 Nov 29, Sat., 2pm, Stop MAI WA Campaign Coalition monthly meeting, at Salter's Point. Contact Hon. Secretary Brian Jenkins 9528 1864 or fax 9529 1321 or jenks@iinet.net.au for address and details. [Retired from secretaryship ~ 2005 - jcm 29 June 06.]
2003 Nov 29, Sat., National Conference of Unemployed and Underemployed groups, Duffy Theatre, Curtin University, Perth. Contact Mary Jenkins, 08 9418 2117
2003 July 26, Sat., 2pm, Stop MAI WA Campaign Coalition monthly meeting, at Salter's Point. Contact Hon. Secretary Brian Jenkins 9528 1864 or fax 9529 1321 or jenks@iinet.net.au for address and details. [Retired from secretaryship ~ 2005 - jcm 29 June 06.]
2003 July 27, Sun., 2pm, Sustainable Population Australia, annual general meeting, Lotteries House, 2 Delhi St., West Perth. "Population pressures and 'planning' for Perth," Dr Paddy Weaver, Dr Harry Cohen.
2003 July 29, Tue., 6pm, "Sacrificing democracy for 4% growth," Clive Hamilton (Director, Australia Institute, author of Growth Fetish; Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, University of Western Australia, Crawley.
2003 Feb 14, Fri., 12 noon, Mock Funeral, wear black (and ? lovehearts?) regarding the proposed war against Iraq, Perth Railway Station. To get leaflets for letterboxing BEFOREHAND, e-mailed as an Attachment, please e-mail john.massam@multiline.com.au with the Subject line "Peace leaflets". Or ring 08 9343 9532
2003 Feb 15, Sat., 11 a.m., PEACE RALLY, Forrest Place, Perth.
2003 Mar 20, Thu., IRAQ WAR BROKE OUT
2003 Mar 22, Sat., 12 noon, PEACE MARCH, Esplanade, Perth.

2001 Nov 28, Wed., 7.30pm, Salinity -- Does Australia Need a Coast Guard Service? Ms Julie Bishop, MHR, Federal member for Curtin; at Royal Perth Yacht Club, Junior Training Room, Australia II Drive, Crawley; Council for the National Interest (CNI).
2001 Nov 9-13, World-wide rallies against Globalism's excesses.
2001 Dec 20, Thurs; Schools close for summer holidays.
2001 July 23, Mon: Schools resume.
2001 July 24, Tue, 12.30pm: Georgist Education Association Inc., annual general meeting, members only.
2001 July 25, Wed., 7.30pm, Salinity -- The Scourge of Australia's Land and Rivers; Royal Perth Yacht Club, Junior Training Room, Australia II Drive, Crawley; Mr Wilson Tuckey, MHR, Federal Minister for Forestry and Conservation; Council for the National Interest (CNI).
2001 Aug 9, Thurs, 6.30pm, "November Magic" launch, to protest at transnational corporation attempts to override populations and parliaments; Lotteries House, 2 Delhi St, West Perth
2001 Aug 11-12, Sat-Sun, reformers' weekend.
2001 Sep 8-15, Multicultural Week.
2001 Sep 11, Tues., Anti Globalism; Fremantle Club, 15 Bannister St., Fremantle; Stop-MAI Coalition (WA).
2001 Sep 21, Fri., Esperanto League street collection, Perth city; Esperanto League of WA Inc.
2001 Sep 28, Fri: School ends
2001 Oct 15, Mon: Schools resume.
2001 Nov 11, Sun; "November Magic" in Perth against Globalism's excesses.
2001 May 6, Sun., "May Day" Rally against world monopolisation and degradation of workers and the general public, Fremantle Esplanade, Unions WA.
2001 May 2, Wed., 7.30pm, Electoral Fraud in Australia, Royal Perth Yacht Club, Junior Training Room, Australia II Drive, Crawley; Mr Charles Copeman, co-founder of the H. S. Chapman Society Inc.; Council for the National Interest (CNI).
2001 May 1, Tue., 7.30, May Day Rally against world monopolisation by corporations, and degradation of workers and the general public, Sherwood Court, Perth, M1 group.

2000 Nov 25, Sat. 9.30am-5.30pm, GLOBALISATION -- TRASH OR TREASURE, Tony Cooke of Perth, Patricia Ranald of Sydney, Peter Westmore of Melbourne, and other interstate and W.A. speakers.$43 ($33 concession).
2000 May 7, Sun. 9am-3.30pm, May Day Rally against world monopolisation and degradation of workers and the lower middle class, Fremantle Esplanade.
2000 Sep 11-13, Mon-Wed, Protest against bad effects of the IMF and World Bank, and protest against the forthcoming World Economic Forum, Melbourne Crown Casino http://www.s11.org/
2000 Mar 22, Wednesday 7.30pm - 9.10pm, "Spirituality in the Pub," The Elephant and Wheelbarrow (Band Bar), hear Prof. Geoffrey Bolton and ex-senator Jo Vallentine.
Verda Stelo, turnanta Buy Television Video, 8 parts, as seen on Channel 31 in WA early in 2000, $50 -- Esperanto for Beginners!
2000 Feb 20, Sunday ?2pm: ? agm of Secession 2001, 10 Broome St, South Perth
2000 Feb 26, Saturday 2pm: Stop MAI meeting of organisers.
2000 Feb 27, Sunday 2-5pm: Esperanto Rondo, Queens Gardens, Hay St., East Perth; gather at Peter Pan statue.
2000 Feb 28: Monday 6.30pm: David Suzuki, world-renouned environmentalist, Edith Cowan University, Joondalup campus, new 600-seat open-air auditorium. Discussing his new book Naked Ape to Superspecies. Followed by film "Comedian Harmonists."
2000 Feb 29, Tuesday 6.30pm for 7.30pm talk on politics at Shenton Park.
2000 Mar 11: CANCELLED, Sorry, CANCELLED; Saturday, Film "My name is Joe," Essex Cinema, fundraiser for Stop MAI Coalition (Turn WTO Around), CANCELLED.

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2000 Feb 10: Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network (AFTINET)
Over 50,000 people demonstrated at the World Trade Organisation Ministerial (WTO) meeting in Seattle in November 1999. They were protesting against the WTO agenda of continued trade liberalisation at the expense of balanced economic development, human rights, labour rights and protection of the environment. Governments were not able to reach agreement on an agenda for a new round of liberalisation.
The Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network (AFTINET) consists of a wide range of community organisations and individuals (see below). It will monitor the continuing WTO negotiations, raise community awareness and debate and seek to influence the trade policy agenda so that it reflects broader community concerns.
AFTINET Seminar, 10 Feb 2000
A seminar to hear from those who attended the November 1999 WTO Meeting in Seattle and plan appropriate community responses, will be held on Thursday 10 February 2000 in Sydney.
The seminar will identify strategies and establish a working group to co-ordinate further community education and debate.
Speakers include:
° Representative from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (to be confirmed)
° Anna Reynolds, Australian Conservation Foundation - environmental issues
° Doug Cameron, Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union and ACTU -labour and human rights.
Date: Thursday February 10th
Time: 1.30pm - 5.00pm
Venue: LHMU Hall, 187 Thomas St, Haymarket.
Cost: $10 (to cover publicity, postage and afternoon tea). Concessions available on request. Please make cheques payable to PIAC or pay at the door.
RSVP: Sarah Mitchell at PIAC on 02 9299 7833 or via fax on 02 9299 7855 or via email at Sarah_Mitchell@fcl.fl.asn.au
Please RSVP by 4 February 2000.
For more information on AFTINET contact Pat Ranald on 02 9299 7833 or via email at Pat_Ranald@fcl.fl.asn.au (after January 24th).
Thanks to the LHMU for the venue and PIAC for administrative organisation
The organisations which have so far expressed interest in AFTINET include:
° Australian Council of Social Service
° Australian Conservation Foundation
° Australian Council of Trade Unions
° Australian Council for Overseas Aid
° The Uniting Church
° Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union
° Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union
° Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers' Union
° Public Interest Advocacy Centre
° Communications Law Centre
° AID/WATCH
° Action for World Development
° Mineral Policy Institute.
--Date: Wednesday, 22 December 1999 10:50 [for 2000 Feb 10]

Nov 30 1999 Tuesday: Perth activists held a protest "No New Round, TURN AROUND!" in relation to the World Trade Organisation ministerial meeting that was due to commence on 30 November (because of the international date line, Perth's protest occurred before Seattle's). About 20 people attended at various times outside the Exchange Building, Sherwood Court, in which is the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's WA office.
The Stop-MAI Coalition members held up a simple poster and handed out leaflets to those who were interested. Evidently another group had come at 8 am, and had been asked to leave. The small Stop-MAI group had no trouble.
Possibly the oldest campaigner there was Jack Griffin, who handed out leaflets he had prepared himself. One was headed "Help TURN AROUND the World Trade Organisation" (copied from Stop-MAI) and "Who Owns the WTO?"
After a while a Forests Alliance man came to talk, and he soon brought about eight teenage and young twenties people to take part.
Then a member of the Trades and Labour Council singing group came, and was later joined by another, but while I was there the number of choir members never rose above that. Unfortunately the Stop-MAI group decided to leave mid-afternoon. -- John Massam, 03 Dec 1999
EAST TIMOR ANTI-GENOCIDE ACTION -- displayed 9 Sep 1999, last amended 28 Sep 1999
Vigils are being maintained outside the Indonesian Consulate, 134 Adelaide Tce., Perth. Call Cathy Taylor of FOET for more info on 9361 0373 or 041 894 3573.
Protest at Campbell Military Barracks where Australia continues to train Indonesian soldiers. Please come and show your concern at this outrageous situation, at the junction of Alfred Road and Servetus Street, Swanbourne 7 - 9am. Organised by the Trades and Labour Council who are also calling for a boycott of Indonesian products.
E-MAIL, PHONE and FAX DETAILS gathered by activists (please advise any corrections or additions)
John Howard Tel 02 6277 7700 Fax 02 6273 4100
Alexander Downer A.Downer.MP@aph.gov.au Tel 02 6277 7500 Fax 02 6273 4112
Bill Clinton president@whitehouse.gov
Madeline Allbright secretary@state.gov
U.S. Consulate in Perth Tel (08) 9231 9400 Fax (08) 9231 9444
President B. J. Habibie habibe@ristek.go.id or habibie@ristek.go.id
Mr Ali Alatas, Indonesian Minister for Foreign Affairs Fax 0015 65221 360 541
General Wiranto, Chief of Armed Forces, T.N.I. Fax 0015 6221 381 4535
Kofi Annan ecu@un.org Fax 0015 1212 963 2155
The Australian letters ausletr@newscorp.com.au
SMH letters letters@smh.fairfax.com.au

October 1999, Vote No campaign, Kerry Jones, national director of the Monarchists, coming to Perth and Bunbury.
Oct 22 1999 Friday, Candle Day, Amnesty International needs your support to keep the fight for human rights alive. If you can spare some time or a few dollars, please call 1800 808 157 or go to www.amnesty.org.au or email waaia@ozemail.com.au. Small change can make a difference. Perth Office, Suite 1, 115 Cambridge Street or Post to: PO Box 1035, WEST LEEDERVILLE WA 6901, Ph: (08) 9381 3200, Fax: 9388 3428
Oct 24 1999 Sunday, Women for the Forests, 9335 3343
Oct 26 1999 Tuesday, Court day, Bill Meyer, assault (as adjourned).
October 10 1999 Sunday 2pm, Australians for an Ecologically-Sustainable Population (AESP), public lectures, Dr Harry Cohen, Prof. Phil Jennings, another speaker, and Dr Sue Taylor. Venue -- Agnes Walsh lecture theatre (next to KEMH, Bagot Rd ,Subiaco)
Dr Harry Cohen , on "The World Scene," Prof. Philip Jennings, Prof of Physics, Murdoch University, on "Population Growth and Water Resources in WA," Dr Sue Graham-Taylor , President, ACF WA branch , on "Growth and Clean Air -- Can we have both?"
October 10 1999 Sunday 3pm, Georgist Education Association Inc., re-convened annual general meeting, members only (was to have been Oct 3).
October 13 1999 Wednesday 8pm, Dr Paul Ehrlich, author of The Population Bomb (1968), etc., of Stanford University USA, will give a lecture "Population and Environment: Today and in the Next Century." Discussion panel: Prof. Harry Recher, natural sciences; Prof. Linda Kristjanson, nursing and public health; Mr Bob Pearce (ex ALP State Minister) of Forest Industries Federation; and Dr Monique Gagnon, environmental health. Government House Ballroom, St George's Ter, Perth. Bookings must be made by 8 October to the Edith Cowan University corporate affairs office, 9273 8083, fax 9273 8046, e-mail h.shilkin@cowan.edu.au -- advert. in The West Australian, Sat Oct 2 99, p 18. His academic homepage is at: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/biology/faculty/ehrlich.html To read both sides of the population discussion, click http://aloha.net/~jhanson/page27.htm To get an opponent's viewpoint, click: http://www.overpopulation.com/paul_ehrlich.html

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September: MEDIA RELEASE, MINISTER FOR TRADE, MARK VAILE, MVT16/99, 25 August 1999
WTO Public Hearings to be Held Next Month .
Trade Minister, Mark Vaile, today launched a process of public hearings to help refine Australia's negotiating position for a new round of trade negotiations in the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
Mr Vaile said the hearings, to start next month (September), would provide a unique opportunity for people in all States and territories interested in trade to exchange views with Australia's most senior trade negotiators.
"This underlines my commitment to the principles of transparency and consultation in the formation of our multilateral trading policies."
"The Government has been a leading advocate of a new WTO round because it will be the best means of securing a better deal for our farmers and exporters of manufactures and services," Mr Vaile said.
"The views of the public will play an important role in sharpening our market access strategies and in defining our position on the various other issues that have been proposed for negotiation in the WTO."
Public hearings will be held in capital cities in all States and territories plus the key regional centres of Ballarat, Dubbo, Port Macquarie and Bundaberg. Dates and venues will be notified through notices in the press and on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade web page
http://www.dfat.gov.au/trade/negotiations/hearings/
This is another stage in the process of public consultations launched in February by Tim Fischer. That first stage resulted in over 130 written submissions from State Governments, industry representatives and members of the public from all parts of the country.
An Issues Paper, summarising the views made in those submissions, was released today and is available on the DFAT web page. It is being sent to all those who made written submissions and is available on request to people without Internet access. Department Contact is: Steve Moran tel 02 6261 2980.
The new WTO round is expected to be launched at the WTO Ministerial Conference in Seattle, November 30 to December 3.
For further information contact: Minister - Bruce Mills (02) 6277 7420; Department - Tony Melville / Mark Croxford (02) 6261 1555/6
Sep 21 1999 Tue, Rockingham, Geoff Hourn on the No case.
Sep 22 1999 Wed, Peppermint Grove, cocktail party, Sir David Smith, Vote No in November, invitation only, $20.
Sep 23 1999 Thu, Joondalup, Bill Hassell on the No case.
Sep 25 1999 Saturday, Forest Fundraiser, glamour, drama, stylish grooves, phone Lorax for bookings 9431 7053.
Sep 25 - Oct 2 1999 Sat to Sat, Royal Show, Claremont, Vote No in November stand in the Robinson Pavilion.
Sep 26 1999 Sunday, "Introduction to non-violence workshop," bookings 9331 8642.
Sep 28 1999 Tuesday 9.30am, Court day. Although police had confirmed at the weekend that the case would go ahead, there was a long delay before the Magistrate appeared on the bench, well after 10am. After a minor matter or two were attended to, the case was called -- and the prosecuting policeman requested an adjournment, because the File had been lost! The date of 26 October was proposed by the policeman. When the defendant was asked his opinion about the proposed adjournment, he said he had no objection, and he might find another witness!!! The witnesses for the prosecution were not asked their opinion about the adjournment. However, when some people afterwards compared notes, it appears that BEFORE the scheduled hearing time, a person who appeared to be on the prosecution's side, when the defendant said he was pleading not guilty, said "It's going to be a long day." As described above, the police in court asked for an adjournment -- and when this was approved, it was announced there was no other business for that court!!!
Sep 13 1999 Monday, Narrogin, Vote No in November forum, Heidi Zwar to take part.
Sep 14 1999 Tuesday, Perth, 6.00-7.15pm, Vote No in November, cocktail party with Prof Geoffrey Blainey, by invitation only, $20.
Sep 14 1999 Tuesday, Perth, 7.30pm, "The Jumbuck Republic" talk by Prof Geoffrey Blainey, Winthrop Hall, University of WA, Free.
Sep 15 1999 Wednesday, Perth, Senator Ian Campbell for the Vote No campaign, at Curtin University forum.
Sep 16 1999 Thursday, Northam, Prof Martyn Webb on the No case.
Sep 19 1999 Sunday, 2pm, "Forests, Jobs and Our Future," forum to defend workers' rights and the environment, Film and Television Institute (FTI), 92 Adelaide St, Fremantle. 9227 7367
Sep 20 1999 Monday 10am, public hearings on the forthcoming World Trade Organisation's Nov-Dec ministerial meetings, Level 8, Exchange Plaza, Sherwood Court, Perth. Three Stop-MAI WA Coalition members attended, so did two other opponents of the corporate takeover of society. Four of these five spoke against the WTO's intentions. To register for attendance people could click http://www.dfat.gov.au/trade/negotiations/hearings/schedule.html
Sep 15 1999 Wed. 7.30pm: "Why Australia betrays the East Timorese" public meeting, P & O Hotel (room at rear), High St, Fremantle. Information 9472 6758.
Sep 17 1999 Fri 7pm for 8pm: Public Forum and open discussion at the George Street Café, 73 George St, East Fremantle. Friday 17th September. Doors open 7pm, speakers 8 to 9pm. $5 (waged). Contact Community Aid Abroad 9381 3144
Sep 11-12 1999 Sat-Sun, "Last Chance Forest Tour," visit the forests with an expert. Bookings 9384 7139.
Sep 11 1999 Sat, 2pm: "Indonesian Troops Out Now from East Timor," Rally at the Wesley Church, corner Hay and William Streets, 2pm Saturday 11th September and march. Organised by Action in Solidarity with Indonesia and East Timor - call Julia on 9433 4182 or Sarah on 9473 0684.
Sep 10 1999 Fri Rally of Solidarity for the desperate humanitarian crises in East Timor. At Central Park on the corner of Hay and William Street in the city at midday on Friday 10th September. Organised by the Trades and Labour Council. Call 9328 7877.
Sep 6 - Oct 1 1999 Ballarat University. Community Information Victoria and The Australian Community Networking Alliance invite you to "Community Networking 99 - Engaging Regionalism," Australia's Premier Community Networking Conference. Register Online at: http://communityconference.vicnet.net.au
Sep 8 1999 Wednesday, 7.30pm, "Can we save the forests AND jobs?" P & O Hotel, 25 High St, Fremantle.
Sep 5 1999 Sunday 12 noon Forests Rally, Fremantle Esplanade; 1pm speakers, 1.45pm music.
August 29 1999 Sunday 2pm, Georgist Education Association Inc., annual general meeting, members only; speaker Emeritus Professor Martyn Webb . -- his talk was cancelled by those in charge; and, insufficient members for quorum.
Aug 6 1999 Friday 5pm, "A Fireside Chat with Peter Reith" to discuss monarchy versus republic, "Steve's" Nedlands Park Hotel, $10. RSVP 9244 8960 by 4 August.
July 28 1999 Wednesday 7pm, "Global Mariner" visit to Fremantle, multimedia ship to show how Australian seafarers will be possibly phased out; Free Admission, Thursday - 29 July, 12 noon to 6 pm, Friday - 30 July, 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday - 31 July, 10 am to 6 pm, Sunday - 1st August, 10 am to 6 pm, at Victoria Quay, opposite E Shed Markets. The Global Mariner is a unique exhibition ship. It's visiting Australia as part of a world tour of more than 80 ports. For the first time, a cargo ship has been converted to carry a multi-media gallery depicting the modern-day story of life at sea. Join the more than a quarter of a million people who have come on board from Europe, the Americas and Asia. Explore the depths of the cargo hold and learn about the world's shipping industry. Find out how Australian Government shipping policy will impact on our beaches, harbours & marine environment & why Australian seafarers are an endangered species. The Global Mariner is funded by the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF). Global Mariner's exhibition is part of a global campaign against the environmental dangers and human tragedy posed by sub-standard shipping. The ITF represents over 650,000 seafarers worldwide. It is a federation of more than 500 transport unions, including the Maritime Union of Australia.
The "Global Mariner" will enter Fremantle around 7 pm this Wednesday evening. It will be greeted by a fire-works welcome as it enters the harbour. -- JJ
August 10 1999 Tuesday 12 noon to 2 pm, Solidarity Park (opposite W.A. Parliament House), WA Trades and Labour Council (TLC) rally against Reith's new industrial legislation. Jennie George and other speakers will be at the rally. All welcome. -- JJ
July 24 1999 Saturday 9.15am-5.00pm Octagon Theatre, University of Western Australia, Salinity Forum Conference, with David Bellamy (science television broadcaster), Bronte Rundle (Katanning), John Hall (Narembeen), David Chadwick (Broomehill), Marty Ladyman (managing director of Agraria Limited), and David Williamson (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), $98.
May 27 1999 Thursday, 12noon, Solidarity for East Timor, Garuda Airlines Office, Cnr William St and St Georges Ter, Perth
May 30 1999 Sunday, 2pm, Reclaim our forests public action meeting, Perth Entertainment Centre
Conservation Council of WA 9220 0654, WA Forest Alliance, Wilderness Society WA, Lorax Centre www.wafa.org.au conswa@iinet.net.au
May 31 1999 Monday 7.30am, Breakfast with Jim Consedine, Cathedral Parish Centre, 450 Hay St, Perth, $5.
May 31 1999 Monday 5pm-10pm, Restorative Justice Workshop, with Jim Consedine, Christian Centre for Social Action, 879 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park, $10, 9472 4227.
June 1 1999 Tuesday 7.30am, Breakfast with Jim Consedine, Cathedral Parish Centre, 450 Hay St, Perth, $5.
June 1 1999 Tuesday 7.30pm-9.30pm, Restorative Justice, public talk, Jim Consedine, St Barnabas's Anglican Church, 239 Orrong Road, Rivervale, $3 (or donation).
1998, Nov 11: Did you read The Australian advertisement of November 11 1998, page 8, exposing the Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI)? It included the names of many people opposing the MAI.
1998, Nov 18: A MINI STREET DEMONSTRATION against MAI, was held by Joan and John Massam on Wednesday 18 November 1998, 12 noon to 2 pm, outside Australian Taxation Office, 45 Francis Street (near William Street), Northbridge (only a walk to the north of the Perth Railway and Bus Stations). Organised by the Stop-MAI Coalition (WA), for Global Anti-MAI Day.
1999, Jan 23: MARY MAXWELL of Beaumont, South Australia, led a session giving a survey of submissions on the MAI (the Multilateral Agreement on Investment), sent to the Australian Joint Standing Committee on Treaties. She spoke at the Law Lecture Theatre, University of Western Australia, from 10 am, Saturday 23 January 1999. Dr Maxwell's home fax is 08 8379 3401; address 7 Thirkell Avenue, Beaumont SA 5066
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