Violence against women report condemns govts
A report on the status of women’s human rights and violence against women, released in SYDNEY today (fri) condemns state and national policies in several key areas.
one fellow's political coverage, music ramblings and general hijinks across decades under a range of guises at several locations often in a state of awe.
A report on the status of women’s human rights and violence against women, released in SYDNEY today (fri) condemns state and national policies in several key areas.
Two children aged eight and eleven, with parents from BANGLADESH, VIETNAM and MALAYSIA, yesterday (wedn) took out the NEW SOUTH WALES Premier’s Spelling Bee state finals.
SYDNEY–Just got off an Allnighta shift for FBI, tracklistng follows. Now a casual on the SBS radio news desk several days a week. Sorting out my move into the lovely old house at the bottom of Darling St. 15 metres to the ferry pier. Nice.
2004 Part II: Ms Pump on her way out, back to Germany and being a shoolmadchen or somesuch, at Baker St Station. Credit: Darren.
2004: Shazzy and Ads, ol’ RTRFM Homegrown broadcasters from 1992, back together in Sydders as she visits from Melbs. Credit: Chelsea.
FBI 94.5 Allnighta tracklist Friday October 24, 2003
HONG KONG–After finally working out a reliable way to get analogue cassette archives of radio interviews onto my machine, here they are streaming online, under the title Broadcast: The Eels’ E; The Posies‘ Ken Stringfellow; Weezer‘s Brian Bell; The 3Ds‘ Dave Saunders; Shonen Knife‘s Naoko Yamano; Butthole Surfers‘ King Coffey; Lush‘s Phillip King; Tripping Daisy‘s … Continue reading “Mental Notes: May 2003”
We like to watch. But while we sometimes may not like to be watched, which wanton watching are we worried with?
HONG KONG–Excellent, some voices of sanity have returned following the recent bout of “regime change”: US anger at Annan remarks where Annan fleetfootedly refers to “occupying forces”; BBC chief attacks US media war coverage – “If Iraq proved anything, it was that the BBC cannot afford to mix patriotism and journalism,” Greg Dyke – oh, … Continue reading “Mental Notes: April 2003”
2003 Part II: A pic from Washington DC, where Anji moved from Taiwan to continue school. Credit: Unknown.