Concrete Gang - 11th September 1977 program

• Reading an article from The Age last week, ‘Die Fighting, Black Leader: Student Exile Tales of South Africa’, commentary on parallels with the class struggle in South Africa.

• SONG: ‘Daydream’ by the Lovin’ Spoonful.

• Reading ‘Building Workers Betrayed’, about the log of claims and recent actions of the ASC&J (Amalgamated Society of Carpenters & Joiners), and BWIU (Building Workers’ Industrial Union).

• Report on National Bank buying property on Bourke st, and refuting some of the MBA’s talk about workers disputes getting in the way of big corporations’ record profits.

• SONG: ‘School Days’ by Chuck Berry, cover performed by Daddy Cool.

• Reading and comment on The Herald reportage regarding the Uranium Memorandum of Understanding between Government and Corporations.

• Mario’s congratulations to the Railways and Tramways Unions fighting the good fight, despite currently getting blasted by the wider media. Parallels with history.

• SONG: ‘The Woolloomooloo Lair’ by the Bushwackers.

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