local, national, regional, and global news: Melbourne Camp Sovereignty update, Uprising in Nepal, US national immigration protest...etc

The indymedia radio show of the 5th April 2006 from 3cr radio melbourne, australia. features local, nation, regional and global indymedia news features, activist tech news and the weekly callendar. Includes: Aus's new covert telecom surveilance laws, ARTV off air, lake cowal updaye, new york filipino solidarity... and much more. Approx 1 hour. (16MB, MP3)

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Luke Chodo, from Zimbabwe, charts the history of the pan-Africanist movement, and the trend in recent years to look beyond Africa to global struggles.

Luke also gives an analysis of Mugabe's regime and how it has changed, and highlights a few shortcomings of the MDC.

Recorded in February 26th 2004.

School Lunches: Unsafe at Any Eating

School Lunches: Unsafe at Any Eating

Once again we see how with the government in the hands of corporations, not only workers loose their rights and their livelihood. Our children loose too.

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This radio documentary 'Bumping Heads with the Police' is the result of a series of workshops with children in the after-school program at the Tyndale St. Georges Community Centre in Little Burgundy led by independent journalist Brendan K. Edwards. This project is a community news initiative that was launched during Black History Month.

This is our Easter Show. We read Happy Easter Davy! and The Bunny Who Found Easter and played lots of fun music for tots.

Myths about outsourcing

Myths about outsourcing

Cheaper labor is not the real cost problem. Other costs are. These costs are driven by management and egos of management. The first place to streamline and downsize is in administration, management and corporate expenses.

We read a book about a bunny that didn't want to be a bunny anymore and Cowdog Caper and played some fun music

2hr 5 min Audio of April 10 immigration rally. In both English and Spanish language from downtown Phx to State Capitol of Main Event. Arguement with couple conservative Az State Legislators,plus number of guest speakers on stage.

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(Beyond the Shadow) piece called 'An American fraud every century' explores these dynamics in the period of the American presidential race of 1876 between (R) Rutherford B. Hayes and (D) Samuel Tilden.

Violence, land theft, theft of humans, genocide, racial oppression, and stolen elections are a key component of this miserable American experiment. Denial of these realities and a extremely short term memory by a racialized disciplined population is a key factor in this great American illusion. And a key factor of American 'whiteness'