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LeftCast
http://leftcast.blogspot.com/ <Ratbag Radio Network>
Action/Event
Andrew Boe, Lyle Monroe, Sister Vicki, Sam Watson, Lional Fogarty, Jenny Monroe, Cathy Jackson, Nunukul Yuggera Aboriginal Dancers,Lex Wotton, etc and the voices of the powerful and confident community of Qld Murris.
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Jan. 31, 2007, 6:57 p.m.
A major victory has been won by the Aboriginal movement in Australia. The Queensland attorney-general&Atilde;ƒÂ&cent;&Atilde;&macr;Â&iquest;Â&frac12;&Atilde;&macr;Â&iquest;Â&frac12;s department has decided that Senior Sergea
Producer: Dave Riley
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Hurley&#039;s charge was announced by Andrew Boe, Palm Island council&Atilde;ƒÂ&cent;&Atilde;&macr;Â&iquest;Â&frac12;&Atilde;&macr;Â&iquest;Â&frac12;s legal adviser, to the 700 people who had gathered at Brisbane&Atilde;ƒÂ&cent;&Atilde;&macr;Â&iquest;Â&frac12;&Atilde;&macr;Â&iquest;Â&frac12;s annual Invasion Day rally on January 26.

The announcement changed the focus of the rally to a more conscious celebration of Aboriginal resistance.

Since many indigenous activists had come to Brisbane for the protest from communities across Queensland and New South Wales, Invasion Day 2007 presented an opportunity to discuss and plan ahead. This was a major theme taken up by the speakers both at the rally and during the militant march that followed.

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Brisbane Australia
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