Independent and Peaceful Australia Network MEDIA RELEASE 20 February 2019 The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network(IPAN) representing a cross section of community organisations across Australia opposes the government decision to fund and promote the export of weapons. There is nothing Continue reading IPAN opposes funding and export of weapons – Feb 20th 2019
The World War 1 Stories App has a number of audio stories – with the voices of people who served in World War 1, or family members of people who served – talking about WWI and its effects; showing the Continue reading New App exposes the real impacts of WWI on Australian people
Voice No 25 Feb 2019
Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) www.ipan.org.au MEDIA RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 7 February 2019 Australia must condemn United States sanctions and threats of military intervention in Venezuela · Venezuelans have the right to decide who governs Continue reading Hands off Venezuela – 7th February, 2019
The International Peace Bureau has issued an urgent statement on the threatened withdrawal of the US from the Intermediate Range Nuclear Missile Treaty, signed in 1987 IPB Statement INF Treaty at threat: Prevent a 21st century nuclear arms race On Continue reading Abandonment of Intermediate Range Nuclear Missile Treaty is a threat to us all
WAIHOPAI SPYBASE PROTEST SATURDAY JANUARY 26th ·WAIHOPAI WORKS FOR DONALD TRUMP People from all around New Zealand will be converging on the super-secret Waihopai satellite interception spybase, in Marlborough, on Saturday January 26th. We will be at the Waihopai Continue reading WAIHOPAI NZ SPYBASE PROTEST
Voice Number 24, January 2019
Voice No 23 Dec 2018
CALL TO ACTION AGAINST APRIL 4, 2019 NATO SUMMIT IN WASHINGTON DC The Coalition Against U.S. Foreign Military Bases joins in the calls to action made by the United National Antiwar Coalition (UNAC), World BEYOND War, and Black Alliance for Continue reading CALL TO ACTION AGAINST APRIL 4, 2019 NATO SUMMIT IN WASHINGTON DC
These recent articles by investigative journalist Michael West show the recent increases in arms spending, which now overshadows all other Government purchases, and is increasingly spent with no tender processes. Defence spending keeps spiralling as embarrassed government blocks data Government Continue reading Defence spending keeps spiralling as embarrassed government blocks data, Michael West, 24 October 2018
Voice No 20 Sept 2018 In this Issue: * ICAN Nobel Peace Ride and Rally * MUA says NO to Nuclear Ports in South Australia * Youth Voice on Nuclear Disarmament Workshop * Two Koreas agree to September nuclear summit Continue reading Voice, September 2018
40 high school students, their teachers and six professional artists gathered in Brisbane on August 16th to discuss, debate and develop their own public voice on nuclear disarmament, and on the Australian Government policy of not signing the UN nuclear Continue reading Successful Brisbane student workshop on “a voice on nuclear disarmament”
Expanding the government’s export plan will be a key focus for new Defence Industry Minister Steven Ciobo, who will build on his experience as minister for trade, tourism and investment. …. Minister Ciobo said, “Last year I worked closely with Christopher Continue reading New Federal Defence Industry Minister plans larger role for Australia as a gun runner to the world.
Voice No 18 July 2018
About the Force Posture Agreement-1
