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                    <title>Ports of Auckland Dispute (POAL)</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/JamieMUA/videos/auckland_dockers_dispute</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>Maritime Union of Australia, National Secretary, Paddy Crumlin has welcomed news that Ports of Auckland has withdrawn its lockout notice and the unionised workforce can now go back to work.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Maritime Union of Australia, National Secretary, Paddy Crumlin has welcomed news that Ports of Auckland has withdrawn its lockout notice and the unionised workforce can now go back to work.</itunes:summary>
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                        <category>Ports of Auckland Dispute, Dockers, Maritime Union of New Zealand, MUNZ, MUA, Jamie McMechan, Mich-Elle Myers, International, Transport, Workers, Federation, ITF, ITUC, ACTU, ILWU, Trade Unions,</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2012-05-08T06:34:49Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Yup It's My Body</title>
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                          <media:description><span>One issue women constantly face is the size of their bodies. Sara and her friends are experiencing it also. How are they dealing with it?</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>One issue women constantly face is the size of their bodies. Sara and her friends are experiencing it also. How are they dealing with it?</itunes:summary>
                    <author>kay_ajadech@yahoo.co.id</author>
                    <itunes:author>kay_ajadech@yahoo.co.id</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>diet</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>women</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>indocs</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2012-04-27T03:03:00Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>International Unionism</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/JamieMUA/videos/international_unionism</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>Deputy National Secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia, Mick Doleman explains the international role of the Maritime Union of Australia in Fiji, Timor-Leste and other countries around the Asia Pacific rim. National Secretary Paddy Crumlin, articulates how the MUA is building trade unionism both locally and abroad with trade union campaigns in South American, Central America, Africa, South Africa and Europe so that these countries can be included in the global economic community.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Deputy National Secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia, Mick Doleman explains the international role of the Maritime Union of Australia in Fiji, Timor-Leste and other countries around the Asia Pacific rim. National Secretary Paddy Crumlin, articulates how the MUA is building trade unionism both locally and abroad with trade union campaigns in South American, Central America, Africa, South Africa and Europe so that these countries can be included in the global economic community.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>jamiemcmechan@tpg.com.au</author>
                    <itunes:author>jamiemcmechan@tpg.com.au</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>International Unionism</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Paddy Crumlin</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Mick Doleman</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Jamie McMechan</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Trade Union</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Maritime Union Australia MUA</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>ACTU</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>unionsnsw</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2012-04-09T02:51:56Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>War On Workers</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/JamieMUA/videos/war_on_workers</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>War On Workers explains the effects of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) on working class people and their families both locally and internationally. War On Workers was screened at the Maritime Union of Australia National Conference 2012.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>War On Workers explains the effects of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) on working class people and their families both locally and internationally. War On Workers was screened at the Maritime Union of Australia National Conference 2012.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>jamiemcmechan@tpg.com.au</author>
                    <itunes:author>jamiemcmechan@tpg.com.au</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>Paddy Crumlin</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Global Financial Crisis</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>GFC</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2012-03-24T12:51:03Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Awin Meke 2012</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/papuanvoicesjayapura/videos/awinmeke2012</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>Indigenous Papuan women traders struggle to sell their goods in modern Jayapura. In their first fight, the women won themselves a space to set up shop. However, local city administrators backed out of their promise to support them by opening a competing market, run by non-Papuans, which sells the same goods. 'Awin' is 'mother' in the Biak language, and 'meke' means 'belonging' in the Wamena language, so the mamas refer to 'awin meke' as 'what belong to us'.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Indigenous Papuan women traders struggle to sell their goods in modern Jayapura. In their first fight, the women won themselves a space to set up shop. However, local city administrators backed out of their promise to support them by opening a competing market, run by non-Papuans, which sells the same goods. 'Awin' is 'mother' in the Biak language, and 'meke' means 'belonging' in the Wamena language, so the mamas refer to 'awin meke' as 'what belong to us'.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>edyecosob@gmail.com</author>
                    <itunes:author>edyecosob@gmail.com</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>market</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>pasar</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>pvhrd2011</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2012-05-11T16:22:25Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Sa Pu Hutan (My Forest)</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/papuanvoicesjayapura/videos/hutanku_rusak</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>Nico Tunjanan of Papuan Voices reflects on the deforestation in East Arso, District of Keerom - a bordering West Papuan district of Papua New Guinea. Since the '80s, Keerom has been intensely exploited by pal oil industries. The district, bigger than the whole of Singapore, is also home to many transmigrants from Java and Sulawesi. Alcohol, HIV/AIDS and unemployment problems are chronic.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Nico Tunjanan of Papuan Voices reflects on the deforestation in East Arso, District of Keerom - a bordering West Papuan district of Papua New Guinea. Since the '80s, Keerom has been intensely exploited by pal oil industries. The district, bigger than the whole of Singapore, is also home to many transmigrants from Java and Sulawesi. Alcohol, HIV/AIDS and unemployment problems are chronic.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>edyecosob@gmail.com</author>
                    <itunes:author>edyecosob@gmail.com</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>palm oil</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Rajawali Group</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Arso</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>SKPKC</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>JPIC</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2012-02-15T03:45:17Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Coconut Trees that Bear Jerry Cans (English Subtitle)</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/papuanvoicesmerauke/videos/sagero_en</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>The Malind tribe in Merauke is proud of its ecological traditions - each clan in the tribe is responsible for protecting a natural element. The Moiwend clan is responsible for the coconut trees and fruit. However, in recent times Malind youth have started using coconuts to make alcohol. The home-made drinks – which are much cheaper to buy than beer and spirits - have added to the town's problems. Now, some Malind elders are calling for the reinstatement of customary laws that would punish those who make use of coconuts in this way in order to save their tradition and their community.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>The Malind tribe in Merauke is proud of its ecological traditions - each clan in the tribe is responsible for protecting a natural element. The Moiwend clan is responsible for the coconut trees and fruit. However, in recent times Malind youth have started using coconuts to make alcohol. The home-made drinks – which are much cheaper to buy than beer and spirits - have added to the town's problems. Now, some Malind elders are calling for the reinstatement of customary laws that would punish those who make use of coconuts in this way in order to save their tradition and their community.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>papuanvoices@gmail.com</author>
                    <itunes:author>papuanvoices@gmail.com</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>pvhrd2011</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>adat</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>customs</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Malind</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>tradition</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2011-12-22T08:37:56Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Jakarta Ketuk Pintu! (Knock, Knock, Jakarta!)</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/ucu/videos/jakarta_ketuk_pintu</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>The quest to turn Jakarta into a megapolitan has not turned Jakarta into the city of dreams. Its populations face a variety of public service problems on daily basis. Ironically, often the problems are intensified due to lack of transparency and the politicians' vested interests. So what happens when people realise the need for transparency?</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>The quest to turn Jakarta into a megapolitan has not turned Jakarta into the city of dreams. Its populations face a variety of public service problems on daily basis. Ironically, often the problems are intensified due to lack of transparency and the politicians' vested interests. So what happens when people realise the need for transparency?</itunes:summary>
                    <author>ucuagustin@gmail.com</author>
                    <itunes:author>ucuagustin@gmail.com</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>urban</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>traffic</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>macet</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>freedom of information</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2011-12-23T04:13:36Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Kelapa Berbuah Jerigen (Coconut Trees that Bear Jerry Cans)</title>
                    <link>http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/papuanvoicesmerauke/videos/sagero</link>
                    
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                          <media:description><span>The Malind tribe in Merauke is proud of its ecological traditions - each clan in the tribe is responsible for protecting a natural element. The Moiwend clan is responsible for the coconut trees and fruit. However, in recent times Malind youth have started using coconuts to make alcohol. The home-made drinks – which are much cheaper to buy than beer and spirits - have added to the town's problems. Now, some Malind elders are calling for the reinstatement of customary laws that would punish those who make use of coconuts in this way in order to save their tradition and their community.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>The Malind tribe in Merauke is proud of its ecological traditions - each clan in the tribe is responsible for protecting a natural element. The Moiwend clan is responsible for the coconut trees and fruit. However, in recent times Malind youth have started using coconuts to make alcohol. The home-made drinks – which are much cheaper to buy than beer and spirits - have added to the town's problems. Now, some Malind elders are calling for the reinstatement of customary laws that would punish those who make use of coconuts in this way in order to save their tradition and their community.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>papuanvoices@gmail.com</author>
                    <itunes:author>papuanvoices@gmail.com</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>pvhrd2011</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>adat</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Malind</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2011-12-20T07:42:03Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Cop It Sweet - Occupy Melbourne</title>
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                          <media:description><span>Over 1000 people marched from the State Library of Victoria to Treasury Gardens on 29th October 2011 as part of the ongoing Occupy Melbourne protests. 

Our boys and girls in blue were on the streets again, dodging criticism for the use of brutal strong arm tactics against the public when evicting the Occupy Melbourne protest from City Square on the 21st of October. 

The police were out in force to protect the people of Melbourne from other people of Melbourne who were undertaking dangerous activities such as walking, gathering in parks, and utilising public spaces to discuss capitalism, democracy and corporate greed.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Over 1000 people marched from the State Library of Victoria to Treasury Gardens on 29th October 2011 as part of the ongoing Occupy Melbourne protests. 

Our boys and girls in blue were on the streets again, dodging criticism for the use of brutal strong arm tactics against the public when evicting the Occupy Melbourne protest from City Square on the 21st of October. 

The police were out in force to protect the people of Melbourne from other people of Melbourne who were undertaking dangerous activities such as walking, gathering in parks, and utilising public spaces to discuss capitalism, democracy and corporate greed.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>anna@engagemedia.org</author>
                    <itunes:author>anna@engagemedia.org</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>occupy</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>melbourne</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>protest</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>art</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>performance</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>satire</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>capitalism</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>corporate greed</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>OW</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>OM</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>police</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>violence</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>cops</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2012-04-10T21:33:09Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Everyone Leads the Movement: Fay's Occupy Jakarta Speech</title>
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                          <media:description><span>The global Occupy movement spread to Indonesia as dozens of people participated in a peaceful Occupy Jakarta protest in front of the Jakarta Stock Exchange complex. Writer and activist Hilmar 'Fay' Farid pumped up the crowd with his speech.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>The global Occupy movement spread to Indonesia as dozens of people participated in a peaceful Occupy Jakarta protest in front of the Jakarta Stock Exchange complex. Writer and activist Hilmar 'Fay' Farid pumped up the crowd with his speech.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>malambirubanten@gmail.com</author>
                    <itunes:author>malambirubanten@gmail.com</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>OccupyJKT</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Occupy Wall Street</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Jakarta Stock Exchange</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2011-12-31T01:30:06Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>I Am Not Moving: Occupy Wall Street Movie</title>
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                          <media:description><span>Critical comments by President Obama and Secretary Clinton on what was happening in the world, particularly in the Middle East. Ironically, what they claim the governments did in those countries are the exact same things they are doing to the Wall Street protestors.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Critical comments by President Obama and Secretary Clinton on what was happening in the world, particularly in the Middle East. Ironically, what they claim the governments did in those countries are the exact same things they are doing to the Wall Street protestors.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>rico@hablas.com</author>
                    <itunes:author>rico@hablas.com</itunes:author>
                    
                        <category>New York City</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>#Occupy Wall Street</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>#OccupyMelbourne</category>
                    
                    <pubDate>2011-10-18T22:16:37Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Festival Sampah</title>
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                          <media:description><span>Gerry finds signs of 'do not litter' useless in several spots in Merauke. He urges himself and others to change for the better.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Gerry finds signs of 'do not litter' useless in several spots in Merauke. He urges himself and others to change for the better.</itunes:summary>
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                    <pubDate>2011-12-27T11:12:57Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Ironic Survival</title>
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                          <media:description><span>Alex Mahuze is a Malind tribesman and a sago farmer in Merauke. His clan has for generations lived in harmony with nature. The arrival of the Merauke Integrated Food and Energy Estate (MIFEE) program has forced him to earn money through other means, which ironically harms the environment. He lost his lands and his culture is threatened, but Alex fights on.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Alex Mahuze is a Malind tribesman and a sago farmer in Merauke. His clan has for generations lived in harmony with nature. The arrival of the Merauke Integrated Food and Energy Estate (MIFEE) program has forced him to earn money through other means, which ironically harms the environment. He lost his lands and his culture is threatened, but Alex fights on.</itunes:summary>
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                        <category>MIFEE</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>Malind Anim Ha</category>
                    
                    
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                    <pubDate>2012-05-22T01:05:06Z</pubDate>
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                    <title>Jakarta Punya Mau: Solusi dari 'Tjikini'</title>
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                          <media:description><span>Solutions to save Jakarta from cafe goers in Cikini, Central Jakarta. The problems raised revolve around the missing parks and playgrounds, and of course the most popular subject - traffic. The solutions include providing more trash bins, public transportation, making parks, and, moving the central government administration elsewhere.</span></media:description>
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                    <itunes:summary>Solutions to save Jakarta from cafe goers in Cikini, Central Jakarta. The problems raised revolve around the missing parks and playgrounds, and of course the most popular subject - traffic. The solutions include providing more trash bins, public transportation, making parks, and, moving the central government administration elsewhere.</itunes:summary>
                    <author>ricolococonut@gmail.com</author>
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                        <category>jpm</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>anak</category>
                    
                    
                        <category>akses publik</category>
                    
                    
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                    <pubDate>2012-01-02T00:07:56Z</pubDate>
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