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« Saturday March 20, 2010 »
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Start: 00:00
End: 23:59

Activities and displays of a range of solar power and domestic-sized wind generators, solar hot water, energy saving advice, biochar production, converting vehicles to electric running, test drives of hybrid vehicles and more.

Runs alongside Wonthaggi Human Powered Grand Prix. Friendly event two hours from Melbourne. Googlemaps wonthaggi north oval.  See www.weif.org.au Ph 03 5657 3108

Start: 12:00
End: 14:00


Support the Indian Community, Stand up Against Racist Violence

 

 

Rally 12pm Saturday March 20, Footscray Mall

speakers:

van thanh rudd (artist activist)

gautam gupta (fed indian students)


Communities in the western suburbs have a long history of diversity, multiculturalism and solidarity.

We invite you to express this solidarity in support of the Indian community, who have been the victims of continuing racist violence in Melbourne and Australia-wide.

The western suburbs has been enriched and strengthened by the diversity of migrant communities who have made it their home - Greek, Italian, Asian, Latin American, African, Arabic, Indian and many others.  Our communities have always condemned racism and stood by each other.  We will again oppose the recent racist attacks and rally around the Indian community.

Stand up in solidarity and show your support for the Indian community. Say no to racism! Come to the rally Saturday March 20, 12pm in Footscray Mall.

To contact rally organisers:
email info@racismno.org

ring Van Rudd 0430 397 074 or Gill Davy 0421 109 474

www.racismno.org

Start: 13:00
End: 15:00

The Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET) is organising a rally "Defending Human Rights in Latin America" for Colombia, Honduras & Haiti U.S. Military bases out of Latin America now!

Rally in Support Latin American People For those Disappeared, Displaced, Massacred & Executed Saturday, March 20 - 1PM Federation Square - Melbourne City

Defending Workers rights For Indigenous/First Nations rights No to the criminalisation of social, political and solidarity activists Against multinational exploitation and plunder Against US intervention in the Latin American continent

Opposing to the seven military bases in Colombia and the strategic military base in Honduras

This Rally is been endorsed by: CFMEU Mining Division, AMWU, ETU, MUA, LHMUA, Socialist Alternative, MAC, Socialist Alliance, Solidarity, Chilean Popular and indigenous Solidarity Network, Colombia demand Justice Campaign, Australia-Honduras Solidarity Coalition... (list in progress)

The Latin American people needs your support, please bring your organisation banner, placards and friends, if you want to endorse the rally please call 0400 914944

For more INfo

Cheers, Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET) www.latinlasnet.org

Start: 20:15
End: 23:55
Imagine booking tickets to see a movie, but not knowing where it’s playing or what film you’re going to see. All you’re given is the date of March 20th, the theme ‘NYC Summer of ‘94’, and the option to dress accordingly. You arrive at the secret location, decked out in your finest ghetto gold, to discover a party atmosphere with hundreds of film-goers in costumes, and performing artists and musicians sprinkled throughout the crowd. There’s a buzz of anticipation in the air, as guests try to piece together cryptic clues to uncover what film they’re about to see. A first of its kind, the secret screenings aim to create an immersive atmosphere where film, music and art collide to create an unforgettable movie-going experience. Still in its infancy and occurring periodically throughout the year, Underground Cinema is already drawing big crowds and rave reviews. The Vine described it as “a cinema experience like no other”, while the popular Curios Kate blog said it was “an unforgettable evening of cinematic and live performance pleasures”. To book your tickets and be part of the next UGC screening, head to www.undergroundcinema.com.au You can also sign up on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
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