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Leila Khaled: Hijacker, a documentary about the “poster girl of Palestinian liberation.” Screened as part of the WP-PFLP solidarity campaign, with presentations by Mike Walker and Don Carson.
2pm, Saturday 12th September
Meeting Room Two
VUW Student Union Building
Campaign details here. Film screening and PFLP fundraiser:
12pm, Saturday the 12th of September
Meeting Room Two, Student Union Building
Victoria University, Wellington
Over 100 workers rallied in Auckland at 7.30am to protest Telecom’s plans to force workers to become dependent contractors.
Representatives from several other unions, including Unite, the Amalgamated Workers Union, the NDU and Service and Food Workers Union joined the picket line.
Thursday 27 August 2009, 6pm
Tom Fordes Irish Bar and Political Museum
122 Anzac Ave, Auckland
Are you an Auckland student, campus worker or academic who wants to learn about or get involved in the $15 hr Campaign for a Living Wage? If so then come along to this public meeting to learn more about the campaign and why the Unite Union is making a stand against poverty wages in Aotearoa.
Hear about the campaign and the new progressive union movement from union leaders Mike Treen and John Minto.
450,000 people are paid less than $15 an hour. 100,000 workers are on the minimum wage of $12.50. That’s not enough to live on. We’re standing up against poverty wages and we’re going to need you.
It’s time to put workers first
Around 50 people protested outside Auckland’s Papakura army base, against the deployment of SAS troops to Afghanistan.
The protest was organised by Global Peace and Justice Auckland
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