Voice, May 2019
Voice No 28 May 2019
Category Archives: Resources
Voice, April 2019
Voice No 27 Apr 2019
US Marines in Darwin are leading Australia into a war scenario with China – 24 April, 2019
Media Release -24th April, 2019 PO Box 573, Coorparoo, Qld, 4151 The US Marines stationed in Darwin under the Force Posture Agreement are leading Australia into a war scenario with China. Continue reading US Marines in Darwin are leading Australia into a war scenario with China – 24 April, 2019
Latest Doco – “War and Australia’s Participation – in the 21st Century”.
A new documentary has just been released. It is entitled War and Australia’s Participation – in the 21st Century An eye-opening mini-documentary about Australia’s shameful participation in wars around the world, which are directly attributed to the US-Australia alliance, Continue reading Latest Doco – “War and Australia’s Participation – in the 21st Century”.
Earth@Peace Conference Melbourne 23-24 April
Earth@Peace Conference Melbourne 23-24 April This landmark conference will feature panel discussions, working groups, a hypothetical, international speakers and networking. It will have a highly interactive format, with both lead-up and follow-up activities. Open to all who care for the Continue reading Earth@Peace Conference Melbourne 23-24 April
Voice, April 2019
Voice No 27 Apr 2019
Disappearing Palestine brochure
Disappearing Palestine brochure
DAVID STEPHENS. This is why the $498m extensions to the Australian War Memorial should not go ahead. 26 March 2019
DAVID STEPHENS. This is why the $498m extensions to the Australian War Memorial should not go ahead, Pearls and Irritations, 26 March 2019 Saturday’s Nine (Fairfax) newspapers carried a story about 83 distinguished Australians signing a letter opposing the plan Continue reading DAVID STEPHENS. This is why the $498m extensions to the Australian War Memorial should not go ahead. 26 March 2019
The present and future national security policy of Australia is to be found on the coast of Victoria, Michael McKinley, 8 March 2019
MICHAEL McKINLEY. The present and future national security policy of Australia is to be found on the coast of Victoria.
Voice, March 2019
Voice No 26 Mar 2019
IPAN National Conference 2019 Darwin
This year’s conference, titled ‘Australia at the crossroads: Time for an independent foreign policy‘ was held in Darwin as it is the centre for the most recent establishment of a foreign military presence in Australia. Public Meeting – Friday evening Continue reading IPAN National Conference 2019 Darwin
UN International Day of Peace Conference, Sat 22nd September, Clayton, Vic,
UN International Day of Peace Conference – The Right to Peace & the Legacy of Peace Builders Limited Seats! RSVP: www.wfwpaustralia.org/events Contact: 5968 2664 Saturday 22nd September 9:30am – 5:00pm Entry $30 Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea included
IPAN S-W Vic International Day of Peace celebrations, 21-22 September, Portland and Port Fairy
IPAN South-West Regional Victoria peace celebrations on the International Day of Peace 21-22 September. 12 noon, 21st September – Portland. Members of local IPAN South-West Regional Victoria group are meeting at noon in Market Square Gardens in Portland, near the Continue reading IPAN S-W Vic International Day of Peace celebrations, 21-22 September, Portland and Port Fairy
IPAN opposes funding and export of weapons – Feb 20th 2019
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
New App exposes the real impacts of WWI on Australian people
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