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Illegal Knowledge

by Illegal Knowledge "Everything we should have known, but were never supposed to find out..."

The Place That Got It Right

by Shivanii Cameron — July 10, 2008 An overview of the economic and environmental consequences of woodchipping Tasmania.

From Muckaty To Melbourne

by The Vagabond — May 06, 2010 After Federal Resources Minister, Martin Ferguson announced that a nuclear waste dump would be built in the Northern Territory, few realised it was being built on indigenous land without the consent of the majority of Traditional Land Owners.

Aku, Hidup dan Bumi (Me, My Life, and the Earth)

by Think Act Change — November 11, 2009 High school kids trying to tackle waste issues for the sake of their lives and the planet.

Nowhere here in the Middle.

by Tara Jones — August 12, 2008 Documentary about the radioactive waste dump proposed for the Northern Territory, Australia. Traditional Owners and community members who live at the proposed sites explain their concerns. Dr Helen Caldicott explains the reality of living near a nuclear waste dump. An inspiring story of indigenous insight and resistance.

BHP Billiton Action, Perth, Western Australia

by Uranium Free — November 24, 2009 On Thursday 29 October 30 people protested outside BHP Billiton's Head Office in Perth. The action took place to highlight the concerns around BHP Billiton's proposed Yeelirrie uranium mine in the Mid West of Western Australia as well as the ongoing 'radioactive racisim' that has existed since the military and civilian arms of the nuclear industry began in Australia. The action also took place at the same time as BHP Billiton's AGM in London in solidarity with Colombian community who were attending the meeting to voice their concerns around BHP Billitons Cerrejon Coal Mine on their lands. For more info: http://protestbhpbilliton.wordpress.com http://bhpbillitonwatch.wordpress.com

Atomic Footprints

by Pip Starr — September 21, 2007 Australia is on the verge of the largest expansion on its nuclear industry. Booting John Howard and the Liberal government out of office might not in itself be enough to stop all of it, but it would be a good start.

What You Need

by Scott Alderson — November 25, 2007 A music video clip about the sleazy nature of nuclear politics, produced by The Scarab Studio. Nothing is what it seems in politics... Scarab is a progressive collective of artists and filmmakers, and is now an exciting emergent Australian production company and successful maker of broadcast and web documentaries and short films.

Ulang Sampah

by Alexandra Crosby — September 14, 2007 Can't get rid of plastic waste? Reuse it!

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