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06 / 8
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06 / 9
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DANGEROUS AND PERSUASIVE WOMEN: DOING POLITICS DIFFERENTLY – AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S ‘HISTORY OF SUCCESS’, CENTENARY OF SUFFRAGE IN VICTORIA 1908 - 2008 WHERE: BMW Edge Theatre, Federation Square WHEN: Monday 16 June 2008 TIME: 6.30pm for 7.00pm START TICKETS: FREE BOOKINGS: (03) 9642 0422, or email. Start: 16:00
End: 23:59
3CR's Morrocan program stages it's Radiothon 2008 Benefit. Come and listen to Middle Eastern & North African music. Performers include La Kasbah, Pin Rada Ensemble, Ali Coban & Evie Phil Gunter as well as Andrea Makris from Underbelly Dance. Food by Half Moon Cafe. Monday 9 June (Queen's Birthday) 60 High St, Sth Preston $12/15 More information after at www.carni.com.au | ||
06 / 10
Start: 17:00
End: 19:00
Australian Ethiopian artists exhibition Opening: Tuesday June 10 @ 5.00pm 45 Downstairs, 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
EMERGE - The Journey: From Ancient Ethiopia to Contemporary Melbourne
Exhibition runs:
@ 45 Downstairs | ||
06 / 11
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06 / 12
Start: 18:00
End: 21:00
To help the Victorian community understand the options provided by the Victorian Law Reform Commission on the decriminalisation of Abortion, EMILY's List has organised a public form: Start: 19:00
End: 21:00
Start: 12 Jun 2008 - 7:00pm
Speakers: The State government is planning to build a tunnel linking the Eastern Freeway to the western suburbs. Come to this public meeting to learn more about the proposal and join with other residents to organise against these environmentally disastrous plans. For more info ph 9639 9111. Start: 19:00
End: 20:00
Synergy Gallery
For more info | ||
06 / 13
Start: 07:00
End: 09:00
Join a special Go Red For Women event!
Go Red For Women Breakfast Go Red for Women is a national, month-long awareness campaign held in June to educate women about the risk of heart disease. In fact heart disease is the leading cause of death for Australian women.
Start: 20:00
Start: 13 Jun 2008 - 20:00
End: 15 Jun 2008 - 22:00
After 40 years of performing, legendary comedian Rod Quantock reckons he’s now ready to pack his hatchet of humor and for the first time tackle the audiences: Way Out West. Rod said: “With the ice caps melting and Williamstown so low in the water already, if I leave it any longer I’ll have to do the show on a pontoon.” Ever the carbon-conscious performer Rod has figured it is better he goes to his audience than the audience drive in their droves to the city to see him. He thinks the newly refurbished Mechanics Institute is the perfect place to meet. Like all Quantock shows, Way Out West will be wise, witty and wickedly funny. Three shows only - 8.00pm, 13-14-15 June Mechanics Institute, Williamstown Cr Electra St & Melbourne Rd Tickets $25 & $20 concession BOOKINGS: 9923-1000 or website. Booking fees apply. For further information call 9397 8226. | ||
06 / 14
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Start: 13 Jun 2008 - 20:00
End: 15 Jun 2008 - 22:00
After 40 years of performing, legendary comedian Rod Quantock reckons he’s now ready to pack his hatchet of humor and for the first time tackle the audiences: Way Out West. Rod said: “With the ice caps melting and Williamstown so low in the water already, if I leave it any longer I’ll have to do the show on a pontoon.” Ever the carbon-conscious performer Rod has figured it is better he goes to his audience than the audience drive in their droves to the city to see him. He thinks the newly refurbished Mechanics Institute is the perfect place to meet. Like all Quantock shows, Way Out West will be wise, witty and wickedly funny. Three shows only - 8.00pm, 13-14-15 June Mechanics Institute, Williamstown Cr Electra St & Melbourne Rd Tickets $25 & $20 concession BOOKINGS: 9923-1000 or website. Booking fees apply. For further information call 9397 8226. Start: 12:30
End: 17:00
Public Seminar: Guam, military bases and the struggle for an independent Pacific.
Green Building,
Speakers include: For more info ph Nic Maclellan 0421 840 100. | ||
06 / 15
End: 22:00
Start: 13 Jun 2008 - 20:00
End: 15 Jun 2008 - 22:00
After 40 years of performing, legendary comedian Rod Quantock reckons he’s now ready to pack his hatchet of humor and for the first time tackle the audiences: Way Out West. Rod said: “With the ice caps melting and Williamstown so low in the water already, if I leave it any longer I’ll have to do the show on a pontoon.” Ever the carbon-conscious performer Rod has figured it is better he goes to his audience than the audience drive in their droves to the city to see him. He thinks the newly refurbished Mechanics Institute is the perfect place to meet. Like all Quantock shows, Way Out West will be wise, witty and wickedly funny. Three shows only - 8.00pm, 13-14-15 June Mechanics Institute, Williamstown Cr Electra St & Melbourne Rd Tickets $25 & $20 concession BOOKINGS: 9923-1000 or website. Booking fees apply. For further information call 9397 8226. Start: 12:00
End: 16:00
ANZ towers For more info ph 9038 0888. Start: 12:00
End: 14:00
Would you like to see Tassie’s forests pulped or protected? Gunns Limited are planning on building a pulp mil in the north of Tasmania that will be a disaster for climate change, will be 80% native forest based and destroy an area forest equivalent to 100,000 MCGs. The ANZ Bank can help stop the pulp mill by refusing to fund the development. Help convince the ANZ Bank not to finance the pulp mill. Join thousands of others who want to see Tasmania’s forests protected, not pulped, in a Rally and March on Sunday June 15 at 12 noon. Starting at the ANZ towers 55 Collins St and heading down to Federation Square, come for an afternoon of live music and celebration of Tasmania’s forests. Start: 14:30
End: 16:30
Public Forum: Speeding toward dangerous climate change. Start: 15 Jun 2008 - 2:30pm Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston St, City. Hear what the world's leading climate scientists are discovering about the speed of climate change, the potential impacts on our way of life, and what we need to do to safeguard our future. Speakers: David Spratt (climate policy analyst and co-author of Climate Code Red), Dr Patrick Moriarty (senior research fellow at the Australasian Centre fo the Governance and Management of Urban Transport (GAMUT)), Elliot Fishman (Policy Advisor, cycling promotion fund). | ||
06 / 16
Start: 12:18
Start: 18:15
End: 20:30
Launching Refugee Week 2008>> Made in Australia An Exhibition about Power Complacency and Consequence by renowned photographer Viv Mehes. Launch: June 16 at 6.15pm. Dates: 16 - 11 July, 2008 The Foyer, 1 Spring St, Melbourne The launch will include storytelling by Arnold Zable who has contributed a compelling essay for the catalogue. Music by Mesopotamia. About the exhibition>> Created over 2 years, this close collaboration with Asylum Seekers from Sri Lanka, Burma, Lebanon, Cyprus, Fiji and Ghana, gently draws on their inner resilience creating a powerful and intimate narrative. A Series of silent commuters towers over the narratives, whilst set apart is a disquieting Installation of portraits printed onto delicate, swaying fabric hung from the iconic Hill's Hoist; at first intriguing and familiar, it carries a bitter sting to offer a powerful statement about human rights in Australia over the last decade. For Viv Mehes, Made in Australia comes hot on the heels of her multi-award winning exhibition Shadowland, a powerful exhibition also about refugees. Following a 2-year Victorian Regional Gallery Shadowland was placed on the Amnesty International website on World Refugee Day, 2007. Viv Mehes' work is represented in most Australian public galleries, and in private and corporate collections. In late 2005, Anial, an asylum seeker from Sri Lanka, implored Viv to create another exhibition like Shadowland, 'Please show Australian people how Bridging Visa E is affecting our lives'. For interviews with Viv Mehes or asylum seekers contact Viv on 0408 035 258 or email. ______________________________________________________________ Produced in partnership with Hotham Mission Asylum Seeker Project Made in Australia is proud to be part of Multicultural Arts Victoria's Emerge Festival 2008 Funded by: Perpetual, City of Melbourne and Victorian Multicultural Commission Start: 18:15
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In conjunction with the much anticipated:
MADE IN AUSTRALIA: An Exhibition about Power, Complacency and Consequence by Viv Méhes 16 June 2008, 6.15pm The Foyer, 1 Spring St, Melbourne TO BE LAUNCHED BY Mr James Merlino, Minister Assisting the Premier on Multicultural Affairs Stories by Arnold Zable Music by Mesopotamia For more information about the Launch contact Annette McKail, Refugee Council of Australia on 9348 2245 or email annette@refugeecouncil.org.au For more information about Refugee Week visit www.refugeecouncil.org.au For more information about made in australia visit www.multiculturalarts.com | ||
06 / 17
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06 / 18
Start: 18:30
End: 19:30
Justice Behind the Walls: Human Rights and Prisons with Michael Jackson QC, Professor of Law at the University of British Columbia and Legal Research Director at Lawyers Rights Watch Canada and Jim Kennan SC, former Deputy Premier of Victoria Date: 6.00 to 7.30pm, Wednesday, 18 June 2008 Venue: Allens Arthur Robinson, Level 34, 530 Collins Street, Melbourne Cost: $25 / $15 for full-time students and pensioners Registration is essential. Use Booking Form available at www.hrlrc.org.au. | ||
06 / 19
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End: 20:00
Thursday, June 19 6pm. City of Darebin, Function Room, Level 1, 350 High St, Preston. Is it time Australia introduced a category for climate refugees? Speakers: Fikau Teponga, president of Kaiga Tuvalu Victoria; Cam Walker, campaign coordinator for Friends of the Earth; David Manne, coordinator of the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre. | ||
06 / 20
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06 / 21
Start: 11:00
Start: 21 Jun 2008 - 11:00
End: 22 Jun 2008 - 17:00
Trades Hall’s New International Bookshop today declared the end of the neoconservative era, presenting as evidence a large number of books already donated to their annual Big Red Book Fair. Big Red Book Fair 2008 11am to 5pm Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 June Trades Hall Cnr Victoria & Lygon Sts, Carlton Start: 12:00
End: 15:00
National Day of Action - Stop the NT Intervention!
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06 / 22
End: 17:00
Start: 21 Jun 2008 - 11:00
End: 22 Jun 2008 - 17:00
Trades Hall’s New International Bookshop today declared the end of the neoconservative era, presenting as evidence a large number of books already donated to their annual Big Red Book Fair. Big Red Book Fair 2008 11am to 5pm Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 June Trades Hall Cnr Victoria & Lygon Sts, Carlton | ||
06 / 23
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06 / 24
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End: 20:00
Tuesday, June 24, 6pm. Bella Union Bar, Trades Hall Cnr Lygon and Victoria Sts, Carlton South. | ||
06 / 25
Start: 18:30
End: 21:30
The film also looks at Venezuela's many challenges in overturning the legacy of past United States interventions in Latin America. Start: 18:30
End: 20:00
John Pilger's documentary looks at the intervention of the US into Latin America. $8/$5 concession. 6.30pm. Bar 303, 303 High St, Northcote. Presented by Green Left Weekly & Socialist Alliance. For more info ph 0407 023 672 or 9639 8622. | ||
06 / 26
Start: 19:00
End: 22:00
Film Screening: Lousy Little Sixpence. Entry by donation. A meticulous study of how white Australians between the wars consistently broke up Aboriginal families to manufacture a black servant class.
Organised by Socialist Alliance. Start: 19:00
End: 20:00
Film screening and speaker about the NT Intervention:
For more info: 0406 402 401 | ||
06 / 27
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06 / 28
Start: 11:30
End: 12:30
The Refugee Action Collective of Victoria invites you to join in a 'Happening'... ...... a pile of old suitcases will appear in the middle of the city ..... Each suitcase represents the human suffering experienced by refugees, their need for a safe place to call home, as well as the riches they bring to our community WHEN: Saturday 28th June. Meet @ 11.30 am SHARP! It will all be over by 12.30pm. WHERE: Meet at Atrium at Federation Square (opp. the Forum Theatre, Flinders St) BRING: Old unwanted suitcase (they are very cheap at op shops) with a slogan painted on it. WEAR: a long coat. PLEASE CHOOSE FROM ONE OR TWO SLOGANS BELOW: Stop Refugee Deportations; Justice for Refugees; Abolish Unfair Citizenship Tests; Open the Borders; Let the Boats Land, Let Them Stay; End Mandatory Detention; No-One is Illegal; Free the Refugees: Abolish Bridging Visa Es; Close Christmas Island. Come to a Suitcase Painting Workshop: Sat 21st June @ 3.30 pm For those who would like to take part, come along to rear Wesley Uniting Church, 148 Lonsdale St , b/w Russell and Exhibition Sts (north east/far right corner). BRING: paint - including spray cans, brushes, old suitcases, stencil/letter templates. (You dont have to bring all this but please bring an old suitcase.) Enquiries: 0409 190 738 Download a flyer at the website. Start: 20:14
Saturday, June 28 6-9pm: cultural celebration. Victorian Trades Hall, Cnr Lygon & Victoria Sts, Carlton. Organised by Salvador Allende Centenary Committee. For more information phone Alejandra 0433 540 932, Andrew 0419 523 886 or Paul 0448 786 253. | ||
06 / 29
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06 / 30
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07 / 1
Start: 18:30
End: 23:00
25th Anniversary of the Saving of the Franklin River, 1 July
A fast-moving panoply of
reminiscences, music, film footage and spectacular photography of the
will be Bob Hawke, David Bellamy, Shane Howard, Doug Lowe and more. Call Centertainment on 03 62345998 or go to www.centertainment.com.au to book your tickets. Tables of 10 or 12 available. Tickets $65/$50 conc.
Includes light refreshments during the
night. More
info
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07 / 3
Start: 19:00
End: 21:00
Melbourne premiere! The Doctors of Tomorrow Thursday, July 3, 7pm Victoria University City Campus, Room 11.01 (11th floor) 300 Flinders Street, City A film about how the people of two countries, East Timor & Cuba, are working together to build a health system. Discussion with film-maker Tim Anderson will follow the screening. Entry by donation. Organised by Green Left Weekly & Victoria University Community Development Students' Association. For more info ph 9639 8622 or Vannessa 0407 023 672. | ||
07 / 4
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07 / 5
Start: 13:00
End: 15:00
No desalination plant! No new freeway tunnel! Saturday, July 5, 1pm City Square, Cnr Swanston & Collins St, City then march to Alexandra Gardens to form human sign. See list of sponsors at Climate Emergency rally. For more info & to add endorsement of your group ph Ben 0413 580 706. Start: 20:00
End: 23:45
Performers include: Agency Dub Collective, Culture Connect, West Papuan Singers & Dancers, Chant Down Sound, Pataphysics, A Mapmouth Exploder, B12 Shot. Saturday 5 July. $10/15. 8pm. The Corner Hotel, Swan St Richmond. Proceeds to Australia West Papua Association. | ||
07 / 6
Start: 11:00
End: 13:00
Federation Square, City.
Start: 6 Jul 2008 - 11:00am
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07 / 7
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07 / 8
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3CR Seeds of Dissent 2009 Calendar!
SOLD OUT!!! Contact one of the independent bookshops that still stock the calendar.
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Cinema discounts for 3CR subscribersSubscribe now to 3CR and benefit from discounts at Melbourne's arthouse cinemas. Find out which cinemas support 3CR.
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World Human Rights Day at the Asylum Seeker Resource CentreOn Dec 10th 3CR presenters joined refugee seekers, staff and volunteers at the ASRC in West Melbourne for an inspiring live broadcast featuring unique stories, live music performance and human rights activism. Thanks to the City of Melbourne and the Victorian Multicultural Commission for their generous support.
For more info on the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre www.asrc.org.au
Un Nuevo Mundo Es Posible
At 3CR a new world is possible and Spanish speaking program Un Nuevo Mundo Es Posible does its bit by bringing you Latin American news every Friday night at 7.30pm.
Because 3CR provides a voice to communities and issues denied media access.
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