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Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
On the 6th anniversary of the day TJ Hickey was impaled on a fence while
being chased by Redfern Police. You are invited to honour his memory,
continue the struggle to stop all deaths in custody and demand an end to the
practice where police misconduct is investigated internally by police.
Support Gail Hickey who will lodge a complaint with UN Human Rights
Committee seeking findings that Australia is in breach of its human rights
obligations in failing to independently investigate TJ Hickey’s death.
International Justice for TJ Day.
Memorial & Speak Out
Sunday 14 February 2010, 10:15 am
Assemble on the steps of the Fitzroy Town Hall, Napier Street, Fitzroy
Then march on the Fitzroy Police station
Justice for TJ, Mulrunji, Mr Ward and all who have died at the hands of the
racist state.
Demand that the Redfern police are held to account!
Immediately cease the practice of police investigating police misconduct.
Implement the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal deaths
in Custody in full!
Build the on-going struggle to stop Aboriginal deaths in custody
We will not forget! As Gail Hickey says:
“Until we have justice, there can be no peace.”
Organised by Indigenous Social Justice Association — Melbourne
For more information call Solidarity Salon on 9388-0062
or Cheryl on 0401 806 331 or Sean on 0428 160 661.
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Pissed off about sexism, racism and homophobia? Worried about climate change? Appalled by the growing lack of housing affordability and inadequate tenants rights? Grossed out by the cost of childcare? Fed up with ridiculous workloads on the job?
There is an alternative to a world where war seems endless and profit rules. It’s called socialism — the replacement of capitalist rule by a genuine workers’ democracy — and it will guarantee full economic, social, political and legal equality to all who are exploited, oppressed and repelled by the existing system.
You are invited to be part of a study circle where no prior knowledge is necessary. Bring your questions and your ideas!
Tuesday, 2 February: Socialism 101 — Discussion starter: Socialism for Skeptics by Clara Fraser & The Truth about Socialism by Andrea Bauer.
Tuesday, 16 February: How Marxists Think— Discussion starter: How Marxists Think by Clara Fraser.
Tuesday, 2 March: Revolution — What will it look like and how will we get there? — Discussion starter: Come the Revolution: A Simple To Do List by Clara Fraser & Frequently Asked Questions about the FSP.
Solidarity Salon:
580 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Take the Upfield train to Anstey Station or Tram 19 and get off at
Stewart Street. There’s also plenty of free parking at the rear.
Dinner served at 6:30 pm for a $7 donation. Discussion will run from 7 pm – 8:45 pm and is free.
The discussion material is available on the internet or for sale at Solidarity Salon.
Call 9388-0062 or e-mail for more information. • www.socialism.com
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
The Anxiety Recovery Centre with the support of the Lord Mayor's Charitable Fund invites you to attend a free seminar exploring the relationship between anxiety disorders with body image.
It will feature presentations on the anxiety disorders including Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Generalised, Social Anxiety & Panic Disorders, Body Dysmorphic Disorder and Body Image; an overview of treatments and experiences of hope and recovery.
It will be held from 7pm - 8.30pm on Wednesday 17th February 2010 in the Supper Room of the Melbourne Town Hall, Cnr Swanston & Collins Streets, Melbourne and is for people living with anxiety disorders, family, friends, health professionals and the general public.
Guest speakers include Dr Sunil Bhar (Clinical Psychologist & Snr Lecturer in Psychology at Swinburne University); Professor David Castle (Chair of Psychiatry, St Vincents Hospital & University of Melbourne); and Terri Staggard & Paul Read sharing their experiences of life with OCD & their journeys of hope and recovery.
RSVP is essential (for catering purposes): Office 9886 9233 or Helpline: 1300 ANXIETY or email:
More details: www.arcvic.com.au
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Rally: Farmers and Shoppers World-Wide say No! Monsanto!
WHEN: 7:00AM on Thursday 18th February
WHERE: Hilton on the Park, 192 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne (near Fitzroy Gardens)
Monsanto spokesperson Peter O'Keeffe will address the Rural Press Club at the "Hilton on the Park" here in Melbourne promoting farmers' "choice" to grow GM canola and Monsanto's role in the future of agriculture.
In solidarity with majority world farmers who are fighting for sovereignty against multinational control of their land and patented seed monopoly, we will rally outside the Hilton to say "No! Monsanto!"
Profits, seed monopoly and patenting are Monsanto's real agenda.
From the cotton fields of Indonesia, where the company was fined $US1.5 million for bribery while trying to influence a GM cotton approval, to India, where over 100,000 people fasted in January against seed monopoly and GM eggplant introduction, first world awareness of the threat of GM crops is building. Corporate spin will not convince us that Monsanto's patented seeds will "feed the world".
The Anxiety Recovery Centre (ARCVic) is putting on a 6 week group program for people wanting to learn skills and strategies for managing everyday stress and anxiety.
It will be held from 7pm -
9.30pm once a week from Thursday 18th February until Thursday 25th March 2010 at The Anxiety Recovery Centre, 42 High Street Road, Ashwood. It will be facilitated by Cherie Lacis, Consultant Psychologist and costs $150 with medicare rebates subject to eligibility.
More information or to book contact ARCVic: Office 9886 9233 or Helpline: 1300 ANXIETY or email:
More details: www.arcvic.com.auTake part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
The Hillside Film Festival (formally the Blue Dandenongs Film Festival) is once again running. Following its previous success, this year's festival is running over two, which means there is more local talent, more live bands, and more garden parties all in a beautiful green leafy setting to be enjoyed.
This year we are lucky enough to be screening the cult hit documentary Surfing 50 States, which tells the story of two Aussie mates who travel to America with the goal of surfing in every state- despite the fact that neither can surf very well! What follows is a hilarious journey where the boys take desperate measures to achieve their goal- whether it be by surfing down a 15 foot pile of potatoes in Idaho, being dragged on a surfboard behind a truck in Texas, or conquering the frigid waves of Alaska.
In addition, this year we have eight short films which showcase young local talent and the future of the Australian film industry. We have the opportunity to see the best young talent of any genre, any style and any budget. Highlights definitely include the mockumentary interviewer Sam Tool, who frightens Hamish and Andy and argues with Rove, and the black comedy 'Choke' which proves you should never mistake a Hungry, Hungry Hippo ball with a Jila Mint.
Visit the website for more details.
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
The Melbourne Wooden Boat Festival will be held in Victoria Harbour, Docklands, in February 2010
The event will bring together all of the major wooden boat and classic yacht groups in and around Melbourne creating an exciting opportunity for wooden boat enthusiasts to participate and enjoy. Designed to promote wooden boat heritage and connect a broader public with the spirit of timber boating the event includes both on water and on piazza displays. Quick and Dirty competition, Model sailing and racing boats, Marine trade displays, Strolling Shanty musicians, In harbour sailing, working boats displays. Boat maintenance master classes How to maintain your hull, engine, rig, sail, paint. What is required for an annual safety inspection and information on the suitability of marine timbers. Shipwright Conference Gathering the shipwrights of Victoria in one space to meet and share their extraordinary skills, knowledge and history.
Event Supporters •Blunts Boatyard •City of Melbourne •Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Assoc •Classic Yacht Association •Couta Boat Association •Docklands Yacht Club •H28 Association •Maritime Heritage Association of Victoria •Mordialloc Boating and Angling Club •Mordialloc Motor Yacht Club •Sail and Adventure Ltd - Alma Doepel •Sandringham Yacht Club •Sorrento Sailing Couta Boat Club •Tall Ships Victoria •Tumlaren Association •Victoria University, The School of Construction Industries •Wooden Boat Association •Wooden Boat Centre •and many other groups. Full details
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
The Melbourne Wooden Boat Festival will be held in Victoria Harbour, Docklands, in February 2010
The event will bring together all of the major wooden boat and classic yacht groups in and around Melbourne creating an exciting opportunity for wooden boat enthusiasts to participate and enjoy. Designed to promote wooden boat heritage and connect a broader public with the spirit of timber boating the event includes both on water and on piazza displays. Quick and Dirty competition, Model sailing and racing boats, Marine trade displays, Strolling Shanty musicians, In harbour sailing, working boats displays. Boat maintenance master classes How to maintain your hull, engine, rig, sail, paint. What is required for an annual safety inspection and information on the suitability of marine timbers. Shipwright Conference Gathering the shipwrights of Victoria in one space to meet and share their extraordinary skills, knowledge and history.
Event Supporters •Blunts Boatyard •City of Melbourne •Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Assoc •Classic Yacht Association •Couta Boat Association •Docklands Yacht Club •H28 Association •Maritime Heritage Association of Victoria •Mordialloc Boating and Angling Club •Mordialloc Motor Yacht Club •Sail and Adventure Ltd - Alma Doepel •Sandringham Yacht Club •Sorrento Sailing Couta Boat Club •Tall Ships Victoria •Tumlaren Association •Victoria University, The School of Construction Industries •Wooden Boat Association •Wooden Boat Centre •and many other groups. Full details
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Climate Action Moreland CAM invites you to a presentation by Beyond Zero Emissions on their Zero Carbon Australia plan.
When: Tuesday February 23, 6.30pm
Where: Coburg Library meeting room, cnr Victoria and Louisa Streets (enter from the Coburg Mall).
Everyone welcome.
Released at the Transition Decade launch at Melbourne Town Hall on February 14, and profiled in The Age and The Herald Sun, Beyond Zero Emissions' report on tranforming the energy sector maps what Australia's clean energy future will look like and what we need to do to get there. The plan is fully costed and presentes a detailed picture on what renewable energy technologies we need to use, and where they should be located in Australia.
There'll be plenty of time for questions and discussion, and BZE campaigners can provide informatoin on how to get involved in the work of this inspiring organisation.
For more information or to RSVP call Ellen Roberts on
0408 583 694.
See you there!
Climate Action Moreland
more: Beyond Zero Emissions' Zero Carbon Australia 2020 (ZCA2020) Stationary Energy Plan http://beyondzeroemissions.org/node/241
Spain plans to install enough concentrated solar thermal in the next three years to power half of Victoria, with capacity six times greater than this in development. http://www.theage.com.au/national/zero-emissions-possible--at-40bn-a-yea...
The report argues that it is smarter to invest $36 billion a year for a decade to produce an independent, sustainable and wealth-creating zero emission economy, than to continue to haemorrhage billions of dollars in oil imports. According to Goldman Sachs, Australia will be importing $65 billion a year in oil by 2015, just five years from now. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/opinion/hard-sell-for-fossils-and-fools/stor...
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Dine at your local Indian restaurant on Wednesday 24 February 2010.
Protest racially motivated violence in Melbourne.
Let’s find a way to show support for the Indian community and signal that we will not turn a blind eye to violence in our city.
This violence threatens all Melburnians’ sense of safety and pride in their home. I want the Melbourne Indian community -and all immigrant communities – to know that they are welcome and entitled to feel safe here.
How cool would it be if Melbourne displayed a show of force by all going out and eating Indian food on a certain night, to embrace and show solidarity with our local Indian community?
Let’s do it!
Register your participation in 10 seconds.
Media event at the Rally a mock "Bushland Burial" a large coffin on wheels (resembling a car), a native flower wreathe on top, and a Minister (in hard road-construction hat) administering the last rites to the bush land.
SAVE OUR BUSH
RALLY PARLIAMENT HOUSE STEPS
FEB 24 12PM
STOP THE DESTRUCTION OF NATURE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF FREEWAYS THROUGH OUR BUSHLAND AND SET THE GOVERNMENT ON THE PATH TO ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORT.
SUPPORT 2010
YEAR OF BIODIVERSITY
M.C. - ROD QUANTOCK
SUE PENINCUIK - GREENS MLC
ROSEMARY WEST - GREEN WEDGES
COLIN LONG - GREENS UPPER HOUSE CANDIDATE
DAMON ANDERSON - COOMOORA RESERVE
GILLIAN COLLINS - PINES FLORA & FAUNA RESERVE
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
As the epicentre of a continent-wide anti-capitalist rebellion, the people of Venezuela are well placed to shoulder the leadership of creating an international front of resistance and opening a new era of international socialist discussion and collaboration.
This forum will include speakers from a range of left organisations in Australia, to discuss the meaning and significance of the call for a 5th International.
Speakers include:
Guido Huerta, from the Chilean Communist Party in Australia
Anthony Main, from the Socialist Party
Communist Party of Australia speaker
FMLN (Frente Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front) Speaker
Trent Hawkins, from Socialist Alliance
Roberto Jorquera, Revolutionary Socialist Party representative attending forthcoming 5th International gathering in Venezuela
Thursday, Feb 25 @ 6.30pm
Direct Action Centre, VictoriaTrades Hall - cnr of Lygon and Victoria St, Carlton.
The Direct Action Centre is located in the basement of Victorian Trades Hall (next to New International Bookshop). Victoria St Entrance.
Clarrie Wohlers Senior Citizens’ Centre
51 Albert Street, Brunswick
Mick Bull, Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union (AMWU) organiser will talk about his experiences of the trade union solidarity brigade with the Alyawarr people in Central Australia building 'the protest house' for elders protesting the Rudd government policies on indigenous issues. For more information about the meeting ring 0407 023 672. Organized by Socialist Alliance.
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
To celebrate the launch of The Great Australian Sunny Sizzle we invite everyone to join Interchange staff and volunteers at Federation Square in Melbourne for a fun filled day.
Amidst the smell of cooking sausages, people of all abilities come together to enjoy live performances on stage, beach games, jumping castles, face painting, roving performers plus more.
Don't miss the Celebrity Sizzle Off at midday hosted by Iain 'Huey' Hewitson - Sunny Sizzle Ambassador. He will be joined by media, TV and sports personalities who will cook off against each other behind a barbecue. Bring your family and friends along to Federation Square between 10am-7pm to enjoy a festival style atmosphere, have fun and support Interchange. See you there!
The Business Women Consortium facilitates opportunities for women in communities to develop micro businesses and to create disposable income to provide basic necessities and also to positively influence on the health of individuals through education.
BWC has adopted the following Social Programs:
Phum Trea Villages, Cambodia
Nak Leang Social Welfare Centre, Cambodia
Xinjiang Women and Children Foundation
Flood affected communities in the Philippines
6.00pm – Guests Arrive
7.00pm – Arrival of Guest of Honour
7.30pm – Speeches
7.50pm – Official Launch of BWC
8.00pm – Browsing and Refreshments
For more information please call: Angelica Mistica on 0424981537
Age: All Ages
Venue: Cotham Art Gallery
Address: 101 Cotham Road Kew
Date: 25/2/2010
Time: 6pm
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Western Sahara union aid abroad and Australian Western Sahara Association fund raiser
Clare Cafe Bar Bistro 421 Rathdowne st Carlton $10 entry or book for 3 course dinner $40 set menu
Music
3pm Adam Lawler
4pm Naomi Jones Trio
5pm The Prayer Babies
6pm Tom Bolton
8pm Anthea Sidiropoulos
9pm The Conch
Contact Ron Guy 0428 173 970
Georgia 0425 702 975
Precious Music, Precious Water
Date: 27th Feb 2010 two performances at 2:00pm and 7:30pm
Location: Melbourne Town Hall
Precious Music, Precious Water promises to be a unique community music
and water event. It is a call to action – we are at a crisis point and it won’t
be Governments that initiate change, it will be driven by people. In two parts,
it is designed to inspire and galvanise the audience (and through accompanying
media coverage, parts of the wider community) to take a more concerted action
regarding a sustainable water future.
The first part consists of The World Premiere live performance of “Tarka,” an
original score composed by Harry Williamson and Anthony Phillips, performed by
the Whitehorse Orchestra, conducted by Gerald Keuneman with solo guitarists
Harry Williamson and Doug de Vries.
The second part is a special community focus on water, Our Common Good
featuring a public narrative and solo performances from well known Melbourne
based artists; Ruby Hunter, Doug de Vries, Michael Johnson, Frank Jones &
the Northern Voice Choir and Kavisha Mazzella.
Tickets on sale now through www.greentix.com.au
- a tree will be planted for each ticket sold
Precious Music, Precious Water is brought to you by The Boite and Spring Studio
and is supported by The City of Melbourne, MECU, Emma Whiting Travel and The
Victorian Women’s Benevolent Trust.
Tickets are now on sale for both performances, and are available from www.greentix.com.au. One tree will be planted
for each ticket sold.
Iconic singer/songwriter, Stephen Cummings, will perform with one of Australia’s leading community orchestras, Stonnington Symphony, in a special one-off concert – Symphony Under The Stars – on Saturday 27 February in Malvern Gardens.
Special guest Stephen Cummings is set to delight audiences performing a collection of his well-known songs solo and with Stonnington Symphony. Stonnington Symphony will be joined by guest conductor Michael Lichnovsky and perform works including von Suppé’s ‘Light Cavalry overture’, Prokofiev’s ‘Romeo and Juliet Suite No 2’, Copland’s ‘Hoe Down, dance episode no 4 from Rodeo’, Debussy’s ‘Rhapsody for orchestra and saxophone’, Ravel’s ‘Alborada del gracioso’ and Brahms’ ‘Hungarian Dance No.5’.
Anarchist Black Cross Melbourne and Copwatch present Realicide in a fundraising benefit Saturday 27th February.
Starts 9pm featuring Realicide (us breakcore act), The Wackness, Pig and Machine, Buttress O’Kneel, Baadd and Matt Bleak.
GLITCH BAR & CINEMA
318 ST GEORGES RD
FITZROY NORTH 3068
A night of extreme noise terror goin’ to a good cause
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Anarchist Black Cross Melbourne and Copwatch present Realicide in a fundraising benefit Saturday 27th February.
Starts 9pm featuring Realicide (us breakcore act), The Wackness, Pig and Machine, Buttress O’Kneel, Baadd and Matt Bleak.
GLITCH BAR & CINEMA
318 ST GEORGES RD
FITZROY NORTH 3068
A night of extreme noise terror goin’ to a good cause
Inside the Revolution: A Journey into the Heart of Venezuela
(Director Pablo Navarrete, 65mins, Alborada Films, 2009)
February 2009 marked 10 years since Hugo Chavez took office, following a landslide election victory, and launched his revolution to bring radical change to Venezuela. While wildly popular with many in the country, Chavez's policies and his strongly-worded criticisms of the U.S. government have also made him powerful enemies, both at home and abroad, especially in the media.
Filmed in Caracas in November 2008, on the eve of the 10th anniversary of Chavez's controversial presidency, this feature-length documentary takes a journey into the heart of Venezuela's revolution to listen to the voices of the people driving the process forward.
"This is a rare film about Venezuela, a country in extraordinary transition. Watch this film because it is honest and fair and respectful of those who want to be told the truth about an epic attempt, flaws and all, to claim back the humanity of ordinary people."
- John Pilger (Journalist, author and documentary filmmaker)
"A lively, well-researched documentary which pulls of that most difficult of tasks - an honest account of the achievements and the weaknesses of the Chavez government."
- Sue Branford (Journalist, former Latin American analyst for the BBC World Service)
::: Sunday 28th February, 2.30pm-5.30pm
Film starts 3pm
Entry: $8/$5 (concession) on guestlist. Email: info[at]alborada.net to be added to the guestlist. Otherwise entry is: $10/$7(concession)
The screening will be introduced by Colm McNaughton (independent journalist), who will also chair a Q&A with the director after the screening.
VENUE DETAILS:
Trades Hall (The New Council Chambers),
Cnr. Victoria & Lygon Streets,
Carlton South, VIC 3053
Melbourne
Facebook event page:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=303055067802&index=1
Map:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Cnr.+Victoria+%26+Lygon+Streets%...
For further details on the documentary and to watch the trailer, please visit:
http://www.alborada.net/alboradafilms
For info on other screenings taking place in Australia visit:
http://alborada.net/insidetherevolution-australia-screenings-february-20...
For a brief bio of the director visit: http://www.alborada.net/pablonavarrete
Take part in MAP (Multicultural Arts Program) this February!
The Centre for Multicultural Youth is currently seeking young people (15-25) who are new to Australia in the last five years and are interested in the arts….
Participants will do breakdance classes at Chunky Move, view an art exhibition at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) and create your own art work while also taking part in a drama workshop at St Martins Theatre.
This four week arts course takes place on: Saturday 6th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 13th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 20th February 2010, 11am to 4pm Saturday 27th February 2010, 11am to 4pm The workshops are FREE and lunch and public transport tickets are provided. *Please see attached flyer for more information!
For even more information or to register your place by Monday 26 January please contact Ilz at the Centre for Multicultural Youth on 9340 3726 or email.
Celebrate INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY with the Union of Australian Women.
Speaker: MORNA STURROCK. Journalist, historian, embroiderer, community activist.
"HEARING EACH OTHER, HEALING THE WORLD: Women's Voices at the recent Parliament of World Religions".
4th Floor Ross House 247 Flinders Lane Melbourne
Great discussion. Fabulous morning tea. $5
Info: 9654-7409 uawv@vicnet.net.auPissed off about sexism, racism and homophobia? Worried about climate change? Appalled by the growing lack of housing affordability and inadequate tenants rights? Grossed out by the cost of childcare? Fed up with ridiculous workloads on the job?
There is an alternative to a world where war seems endless and profit rules. It’s called socialism — the replacement of capitalist rule by a genuine workers’ democracy — and it will guarantee full economic, social, political and legal equality to all who are exploited, oppressed and repelled by the existing system.
You are invited to be part of a study circle where no prior knowledge is necessary. Bring your questions and your ideas!
Tuesday, 2 February: Socialism 101 — Discussion starter: Socialism for Skeptics by Clara Fraser & The Truth about Socialism by Andrea Bauer.
Tuesday, 16 February: How Marxists Think— Discussion starter: How Marxists Think by Clara Fraser.
Tuesday, 2 March: Revolution — What will it look like and how will we get there? — Discussion starter: Come the Revolution: A Simple To Do List by Clara Fraser & Frequently Asked Questions about the FSP.
Solidarity Salon:
580 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Take the Upfield train to Anstey Station or Tram 19 and get off at
Stewart Street. There’s also plenty of free parking at the rear.
Dinner served at 6:30 pm for a $7 donation. Discussion will run from 7 pm – 8:45 pm and is free.
The discussion material is available on the internet or for sale at Solidarity Salon.
Call 9388-0062 or e-mail for more information. • www.socialism.com
Yes we are all still unsure if the world will end by Nuclear War or by Climate disasters.
On the other hand we would like to preserve the earth and the things that inhabit it. What a strange idea.
Unfortunately the Debate titled: "Australia Should Embrace Nuclear Power" is not part of the upcoming Melbourne International Comedy Festival. It is in fact an actual topic to be debated by:
Speaking in Favor:
Dr James Hansen
http://www.giss.nasa.gov/staff/jhansen.html
Dr Erica Smyth
Dr Ziggy Switkowski
http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/author.asp?id=6027
Speaking Against are:
Dr Mark Diesendorf
http://www.climatechangematters.net.au/diesendorf.htm
Molly Harriss Olson
http://www.saxton.com.au/default.asp?sd8=1681
Adam Morton
http://about.theage.com.au/view_profile.asp?intid=1327
As
I'm sure your aware In true RAAF style we are going to turn up to the
debate (not pay the $30 entry) and cause trouble out the front see you
there.
No Bombs
No Mines
No F**king Excuses
Posted by Renegade Activists
More information: renegadeactivist@gmail.com
Swedish audio-visual artist Carl Michael von Hausswolff arrives in Australia for the first time to embark upon new creative work and presentation as guest of RMIT University’s School of Media and Communication and the City of Melbourne.
He will give a public lecture on his practice as a sound artist at RMIT’s Kaleide Theatre; an informal performance/installation and reception in Avoca, in conjunction with his residency at The Avoca Project; and will create a visual art installation for the Mockridge Fountain at Melbourne City Square.
This installation will continue his “Red” series for large architectural spaces, with previous works from the series shown in Santa Fe, Liverpool, Luxembourg, Kaliningrad, Changmai, Zagreb and Chicago.
Public lecture
Friday, 5 March, 5.30 - 6.30pm
RMIT University, Kaleide Theatre, Swanston Street, Melbourne. Free
Performance installation (see attached)
Saturday, 13 March, 8.30pm
The Avoca Watford House, 16 Dundas Street, Avoca.
Presented by the School of Media and Communication, RMIT. Free
For further information: Lyndal Jones 0425 745868 lyndal.jones@rmit.edu.au
Supported by RMIT University and the City of Melbourne
We're closing off the street for a night full of free entertainment, fun and festivities for the whole family, to raise money for the not-for-profit braaap club & community group.
Get down to Playne Street, Frankston on Saturday 6th March 2010 for a FREE live performance by top Aussie hip-hop artist Illy kicking off at 8pm. Illy will be performing tracks from his new album ‘Long Story Short’, including his hit single ‘Pictures’ which came in at number 66 in Triple J’s Hottest 100.
Australian Crusty Demons freestyle superstar Cam Sinclair will make a special guest appearance on the night, so make sure you come down and get his autograph or get your photo taken with the FMX legend! Local Hip-hop crew and Triple J Unearthed contenders, Tenfold, will be pumping out tunes from their soon to be released debut EP, ‘Deluxe Edition’ before they start their Victorian Tour in March.
The braaap Street Party will also feature live performances from many other local bands and artists, including Triple J unearthed entrants, Blackwater Riff and an acoustic set from Sheridan Smith. Get there early to see the live action from Team braaap Whip Industries, performing the ultimate Mini Moto X Stunt Show on the street throughout the night. See these leading athletes perform the latest and greatest highflying tricks and manoeuvres during a full show of extreme sports and crowd participation. To get the entire community involved, braaap are also hosting a high school Battle of the Bands competition –support your mates and check out our local talent. There will also be stacks of promotions and prize pack giveaways! What: braaap Street Party
Where: 35 Playne St, Frankston When: Saturday 6th March 2010 Time: Entertainment & Giveaways all day - Moto x action starts 6pm, Illy on stage at 8pm Price: FREE!
Sweet Cecelia Entertainment proudly presents a rockin’ show featuring Low Rent, Spearmint Furand Andrew J Shepherd Saturday March 6th at Spenser’s Live.
Low Rent are analternative/county/rock band from Melbourne. After forming in 2007 as a three-piecefolk band, they have transformed themselves in both size and sound to thecurrent five-piece line-up. With comparisons to The Waifs and John Butler, theyare one band to keep an eye out for! Lead by brilliant songwriter and guitaristDan Swan he brings high energy and quirkiness to each of the shows. His countrified rock songs are interpretedbeautifully by a band of experienced musicians, all bringing inspiration fromvarious sources.
Their debut EP ‘Waiting to Fall’ which was released in2008 has had a great response fromfans and media alike. Theonly downside being the record leaves the listener hungry for more. Fresh fromrecent gigs including The Melbourne Zoo Twilights and The Edinburgh Castle, thegroup continues to gain attention and take on the role of a hard working band. Check out their recent rockumentary Living Low Renton YouTube.
Spearmint Fur is singersongwriter Zadia Lenders, a multi instrumentalist who has been writing songs formany moons and has been described as an inter-continental gypsy due to all herglobal wanderings. Zadia has alsoshared the stage with the likes of Throwing Muses, Swervedriver, JuliannaHatfield and has been busy promoting self-produced album ‘Immune’.
Andrew J Shepherd fromJakk’s Azimuth writes beautiful melodies with political importance. He bringsforth a unique blend of progressive, acoustic folk/pop. Comedown for a great night of rock, alternative, folk entertainment.
‘Low Rent’, March 6th,$12 Entry, Doors open at 7pm. Spencer’s Live, 419 Spencer St, Melbourne.
Public Interest Law Clearing House (PILCH) Event
The Fair Work Act 2009 commenced operation on 1 July 2009, with additional provisions, including those relating to Modern Awards and the National Employment Standards ('NES'), commencing on 1 January 2010. Employers (including not-for-profit employers) must now ensure that existing contracts, policies and procedures are updated to reflect the obligations under the NES and any applicable Modern Awards. In addition to the creation of Modern Awards and the NES, the Fair Work Act also introduced changes to the unfair dismissal regime. Many more employers must now comply with unfair dismissal obligations before terminating a person's employment. Find out how your not-for-profit community organisation can make sure it complies with these laws.
Date: Tuesday 9 March 2010 Time: 9.30am - 12.30pm (registrations open from 9.00am) Location: Russell Kennedy; Level 12, 469 LaTrobe St, Melbourne Cost: $40 (incl. GST) administration fee per person Refreshments: Light refreshments will be provided. More details and to register.
PILCH is a leading Victorian, not-for-profit organisation which is committed to furthering the public interest, improving access to justice and protecting human rights. PILCH does this by facilitating the provision of pro bono legal services and undertaking law reform, policy work and legal education.
Celebrating 100 years of International Women’s Day!
Direct Action Underground Cinema
presents
SALT OF THE EARTH
Banned in 1954 during the McCarthyite witch hunts for its radical political content, Salt of the Earth, tells the story of a strike led by Mexican workers for equal pay and safer working conditions, against a powerful American mining company.
After the striking men are viciously beaten and demoralised, their wives, mothers and daughters take over the picket line, fighting not only for the working rights of their husbands & sons, but also for their own rights as women to equality and freedom.
Based on the 1951 Silver City mining strike, Salt of the Earth is a timeless film about the struggle of men and women for equality, dignity & human rights.
$10 workers / $6 concession
Refreshments available
7pm - Thurs, 11 March
@Direct Action Activist Centre
Victorian Trades Hall,
cnr Lygon & Victoria St, Carlton
(The Direct Action Centre is located in the Trades Hall Basement, next to the New International Bookshop. Entry is via Victoria St)
For more info: Tel: 0439 454 375
The Aireys Inlet Open Mic Music Festival - a free music event celebrating the Surf Coast’s love of music and the huge talent in the area, as well as highlighting the ability of music to bring communities together.
Enjoy a range of music from emerging and established musicians at various venues around the beautiful coastal town of Aireys Inlet.
For family fun there’ll be daytime performances in marquees around the Skate Park and Bark Hut. Those looking for some refreshment to accompany the tunes can head to local venues Truffles and a la grecque. And at night the action moves to the Inlet Hotel, with a laid back acoustic stage and the hugely successful amped up marquee stage.
The Aireys Inlet Open Mic Music Festival - a free music event celebrating the Surf Coast’s love of music and the huge talent in the area, as well as highlighting the ability of music to bring communities together.
Enjoy a range of music from emerging and established musicians at various venues around the beautiful coastal town of Aireys Inlet.
For family fun there’ll be daytime performances in marquees around the Skate Park and Bark Hut. Those looking for some refreshment to accompany the tunes can head to local venues Truffles and a la grecque. And at night the action moves to the Inlet Hotel, with a laid back acoustic stage and the hugely successful amped up marquee stage.
Come along to Women's Health In the North International Women's Day Event 'Women and Climate Change: A Conversation' on Saturday 13 March at Coburg Concert Hall, Moreland Civic Centre, 90 Bell Street, Coburg.There'll be a Q&A with panellists, performance, a choir, stalls and afternoon tea. Entry is free but please RSVP by 11 March to 9484 1666 or email info@whin.org.au.
Please note: this is a women only event
The Mordialloc by the Bay Fine Food, Wine and Music Festival, returns to Peter Scullin Reserve, Beach Road, Mordialloc for an action-packed weekend on Saturday 13th March (11am to 10.30pm) and Sunday 14th March (11am to 6pm).
Fun for all the family for just a $2 gold coin entry. Within walking distance from Mordialloc Railway Station. This is a aste Wise, dog free and no BYO event. For further details visit www.kingston.vic.gov.au or contact 1300 653 356.
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Come along to Women's Health In the North International Women's Day Event 'Women and Climate Change: A Conversation' on Saturday 13 March 2pm to 4.30pm at the Coburg Concert Hall, Moreland Civic Centre, 90 Bell Street, Coburg. There'll be a Q&A with panellists, performance, a choir, stalls and afternoon tea. Entry is free but please RSVP by 11 March to 9484 1666 or email .
Please note: this is a women only event
An afternoon of conversation, theatre, music and
Q&A on the topic of how climate change affects women in different
ways to men. 'Women and Climate Change: A Conversation' will be held on
Saturday 13 March, 2pm to 4.30pm at the Coburg Concert Hall, Moreland
Civic Centre. bringing together a guest
panel of community and environmental specialists, plus performances by
Brunswick Women's Theatre and the Expressive Women's Choir, followed by
afternoon tea.
For full details of the event click
here.
Nelly Thomas will host this gala event put on by the Royal Women’s Hospital for International Women’s Day
Laugh along with eight of Australia’s funniest female comedians as they share the funny side of women’s health issues including body image, contraception, parenting, menopause and more at the Melbourne Town Hall, on Saturday 13 March.
Hosted by Nelly Thomas and starring Fiona O’Loughlin, Cal Wilson, Catherine Deveny, Hannah Gadsby, Melinda Buttle, Lisa Maza and Kelly Nash
Saturday 13 March at 3pm (doors open 2pm)
Melbourne Town Hall, cnr Collins and Swanston Sts
$35 book online www.thewomens.org.au/GoodForYourHealth <http://www.thewomens.org.au/GoodForYourHealth>
For information and assistance, call 8345 2954 any time
For more infomation you can contact the people from Un nuevo Mundo es Posible radio programe.
Contact Paul Gonzalez on 0448786253 or Patricio Ledo on 0422564115.
The Aireys Inlet Open Mic Music Festival - a free music event celebrating the Surf Coast’s love of music and the huge talent in the area, as well as highlighting the ability of music to bring communities together.
Enjoy a range of music from emerging and established musicians at various venues around the beautiful coastal town of Aireys Inlet.
For family fun there’ll be daytime performances in marquees around the Skate Park and Bark Hut. Those looking for some refreshment to accompany the tunes can head to local venues Truffles and a la grecque. And at night the action moves to the Inlet Hotel, with a laid back acoustic stage and the hugely successful amped up marquee stage.
The Mordialloc by the Bay Fine Food, Wine and Music Festival, returns to Peter Scullin Reserve, Beach Road, Mordialloc for an action-packed weekend on Saturday 13th March (11am to 10.30pm) and Sunday 14th March (11am to 6pm).
Fun for all the family for just a $2 gold coin entry. Within walking distance from Mordialloc Railway Station. This is a aste Wise, dog free and no BYO event. For further details visit www.kingston.vic.gov.au or contact 1300 653 356.
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Equal at Home, Equal at Work: An International Women's Day Community Brunch
Sunday 14 March 2010 with brunch from 11 am and speakers from 12
noon.
Speakers include Julie Kun (Australian Services Union lead organizer) on pay
equity, Elife Mat (Anatolian Cultural Centre) on migrant's women's experience
of domestic violence and Kimberly Yu (Socialist Alliance) on women's
reproductive rights.
Venue: Anatolian Cultural Centre, 195 Sydney Rd, Coburg
All women and men welcome!
For further information contact Anthea on 0422 497 753
At the Jewish Museum of Australia women are revisiting the Bible.
Juxtaposing old artworks (including Chagall, Rembrandt) with new works by a range of female artists (including Julie Dowling, Sue Saxon and Anne Zahalka), curator Rebecca Forgasz examines representations of women in the Bible and questions traditional notions of femininity in what promises to be a challenging exhibition.
Jewish Museum of Australia, 26 Alma Rd St Kilda.
Tuesday – Thursday: 10 - 4pm, Sunday: 10 - 5pm.
15 October - 14 March. Closed Jewish holy days.
Woman of Valour
(Sue Saxon, Artist) 2009
Anne
Zahalka
type c print duratran,
lightbox 100 x 80 x 23
Image courtesy the artist and Arc One
Gallery, Melbourne
Melbourne Irish Festival Committee are holding a family day at Edinburgh Gardens, Fitzroy on Sunday 14th March from noon to 5pm. Entry is free and includes traditional irish music,dancing and traditional irish food stalls. Activities on the day for kids include face painting. Melbourne Irish Festival Committee is a non profitable community based committee,new members are always welcome.
Swedish audio-visual artist Carl Michael von Hausswolff arrives in Australia for the first time to embark upon new creative work and presentation as guest of RMIT University’s School of Media and Communication and the City of Melbourne. I am hoping you may be interested to interview him, and to promote the following events on your program .
He will give a public lecture on his practice as a sound artist at RMIT’s Kaleide Theatre; an informal performance/installation and reception in Avoca, in conjunction with his residency at The Avoca Project; and will create a visual art installation for the Mockridge Fountain at Melbourne City Square.
This installation will continue his “Red” series for large architectural spaces, with previous works from the series shown in Santa Fe, Liverpool, Luxembourg, Kaliningrad, Changmai, Zagreb and Chicago.
Public lecture
Friday, 5 March, 5.30 - 6.30pm
RMIT University, Kaleide Theatre, Swanston Street, Melbourne. Free
Performance installation (see attached)
Saturday, 13 March, 8.30pm
The Avoca Watford House, 16 Dundas Street, Avoca.
Presented by the School of Media and Communication, RMIT. Free
For further information: Lyndal Jones 0425 745868 lyndal.jones@rmit.edu.au
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