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In these days of growing media concentration, Green Left Weekly is a proudly independent voice committed to human and civil rights, global peace and environmental sustainability, democracy and equality. By printing the news and ideas the mainstream media won't, Green Left Weekly exposes the lies and distortions of the power brokers and helps us to better understand the world around us. Green Left Weekly, launched in 1990 by progressive activists to present the views excluded by the big business media, is now Australia's leading source of local, national and international news, analysis, and discussion and debate to strengthen the anti-capitalist movements. It is published in hard copy as well as online. Source

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Film screening + Q&A: Star Stories of The Dreaming

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By Ghillar Michael Anderson, Addi Road
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Where Addi Road Gumbramorra Hall 142 Addison Rd Marrickville NSW 2204 Australia Why Come along to Addison Road Community Centre on Thursday 2 July for a powerful night of raising funds and awareness for the Pilliga! Presenting a film screening of Star Stories of The Dreaming by Eleanor Gilbert, featuring Professor Ghillar Michael Anderson. Tickets available from Humanitix.
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Commemorating the Legacy of Nuclear Detonations in The Pacific: 80 Years On – Canberra

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You need Green Left, and we need you! Green Left is funded by contributions from readers and supporters. Help us reach our funding target. Make a One-off Donation or choose from one of our Monthly Donation options. Become a supporter to get the digital edition for $5 per month or the print edition for $10 per month. One-time payment options are available. You can also call 1800 634 206 to make a donation or to become a supporter. Thank you.
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Wild Waves Forever Film Night, Dunsborough

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Where Dunsborough Tavern 2 Dunsborough Pl Dunsborough WA 6281 Australia Why Hard to believe, but there's a perfect wave off the WA coast that almost no one has surfed. Rising out of deep water onto an ancient reef, it's got Indo-style barrels for days. That's Scott Reef and right now Woodside wants to drill it with up to 50 gas wells. Tickets available from Humanitix.
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Online Welcome & Orientation to Rising Tide's Gadigal/Sydney Hub

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Why If you’re interested in volunteering with us and would like to know more, this session is for you! Register online. A Zoom link will be sent prior to the meeting. Whether you’re keen on actions, helping with organising or connecting with like minded climate defenders, we welcome you. Any amount of time, energy and contribution is appreciated. The session will provide an overview of Rising Tide's DNA, structure, our 2006-07 strategy and our key campaigns.
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Trans Activism Dinner and Discussion

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About Green Left In a desperately unequal world facing a climate emergency, wars and growing inequality, everyone has to pick a side. Our side is — and always will be — that of the 99%. Our goal is not only to expose the lies, hypocrisy and bias of the billionaire class and their media: we seek to help the organising efforts of all those actively resisting the increasingly authoritarian rule of the corporate rich, here and overseas. Read more about Green Left.
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South Australian government goes ‘all in’ on AI data centres

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By Renfrey Clarke, Kaurna Yerta
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Ignoring doubts and protests, the South Australian Labor government of Premier Peter Malinauskas is preparing for a huge expansion of the state’s data centre industry.
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Defend Waterloo community BBQ

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You need Green Left, and we need you! Green Left is funded by contributions from readers and supporters. Help us reach our funding target. Make a One-off Donation or choose from one of our Monthly Donation options. Become a supporter to get the digital edition for $5 per month or the print edition for $10 per month. One-time payment options are available. You can also call 1800 634 206 to make a donation or to become a supporter. Thank you.
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More defy Queensland's 'stupid law' while anti-genocide activists face court

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By Alex Bainbridge
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Activists outside court for defying Queensland's law against Palestine freedom slogans. Photo: Alex Bainbridge As dozens of activists faced court on June 30 for defying Queensland’s pro-genocide/anti-free speech law banning Palestine freedom slogans, Helen O’Sullivan, a participant in the recent Gaza Freedom Flotilla, was arrested for saying one of the banned slogans outside the court.
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Defend Free Speech: Protest Crisafulli

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Where Brisbane Convention Centre Glenelg St & Merivale St South Brisbane QLD 4101 Australia Why Crisafulli is the keynote speaker at the American Chamber of Commerce event this year. He was the keynote at last year’s commemoration of American Independence Day, where he said he wants to establish a permanent US diplomatic presence in Qld, and this at the height of the genocide. He also spoke about the local defence industry including a Qld company that manufactures wings for US bombs.
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Morning vigil – Commemorating the Legacy of Nuclear Detonations in The Pacific: 80 Years On – Canberra

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Where Parliament Lawns Federation Mall Canberra ACT 2600 Australia Why 1 July marks 80 years since the USA began exploding nuclear bombs in the Marshall Islands, and 2 July marks 60 years since France began dropping nuclear bombs in Mā'ohi Nui (French Occupied Polynesia). The impacts of these detonations were catastrophic, and they continue a radioactive and toxic legacy in the bodies and lands of impacted communities. But the nuclear threat isn’t only historical.
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