Oceania

Hi all, and welcome to the Oceania anarchist forum on libcom.org, part of the libcom.org forums. If you've just registered or are from the Oceanic countries, please drop in here and say hi.

If you're an anarchist completely new to the anarchist scene in Oceania, why not also take the time to check out:

I just wrote this up quickly for LibCom News / Aotearoa Indymedia:

I just found this: http://www.takver.com/history/index.htm
and thought I share it with you. Seems like a nice resource although not updated for a year.

From AEU News: http://www.aeusa.asn.au/

Hi, given the first australian climate camp has just occured i thought the questionaire below could be something of interest for us. i've slightly editted with apols to si for our context. i have the impression that more liberalism dominates the aus version but would be interested to hear otherwise or if and what potential is there or not.

Heard on the radio today an ad for a new organisation set up that farmers can report troublesome workers to. 'In an attempt to clean up the industry, from "troublesome workers" ...'

cowtech . co . nz

Hi,

So trucker protests over fuel have come to aus. Much discussion on other libcom forums about the class composition and possibilities or limits of such action in other countries.

Are these truckers petit-bourgeoise owner-operators, what if any potential is there ?
or are they a harbringer of a mad max world

5 Australian Greens in the Senate, a time to celebrate perhaps?

Hola,

See: http://slackbastard.anarchobase.com/?p=1192

Cheers,

@ndy.

imminent rebellion #9 is fresh off the printer! (In fact we're still high off the ink) Weighing in at a staggering 108 pages, imminent rebellion is making a come back after 3 years of hibernation as an irregular anarchist journal from deep in the South Pacific.