Thirty Years of Creative Resistance - Friends of the Earth Australia
Thirty Years of Creative Resistance - Friends of the Earth Australia
Thirty Years of Creative Resistance - Friends of the Earth Australia
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Page 62<br />
• The first meeting <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Dharnya Alliance, Barmah forest, Victoria.<br />
• Rally in support <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Yorta Yorta native title claim, Shepparton, 1999. Photo: Cam<br />
Walker.<br />
Page 63<br />
BARMAH FACES<br />
• Monica Morgan and Henry Atkinson, Yorta Yorta Nation<br />
• Indira Narayan and Lindy Or<strong>the</strong>lia, Barmah Millewa collective, FoE.<br />
• Jono La Nauze (FoE) and Phil Ingamells, Victorian National Parks Association.<br />
Page 64<br />
• Barmah forest, Murray River, Victoria<br />
Page 67<br />
• Police at Royal Park pickets, 1999. Photo: Tristy Fairfield.<br />
Page 68<br />
• Kathleen Mc Cann, anti nuclear activist and artist.<br />
Page 69<br />
• The Stop Jabiluka image, design by Kathleen McCann.<br />
Page 70 - 71<br />
• Yvonne Margarula, Mirrar Senior Traditional Owner, with children.<br />
Page 73<br />
• Picket outside North building during <strong>the</strong> Jabiluka campaign, St Kilda Road,<br />
Melbourne, 1998. Photo: Sarojini Krishnapillai.<br />
Page 74<br />
• March at <strong>the</strong> Jabiluka mine site, NT, 1998. Photo: Sarojini Krishnapillai.<br />
Page 76<br />
• Direct action at Jabiluka, July 1997. Photo: Anthony Proudfoot.<br />
Page 78<br />
• August 2003: The first truck taking uranium back down <strong>the</strong> Jabiluka mine shaft.<br />
<strong>Friends</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Earth</strong> <strong>Australia</strong> played a key role in this successful campaign.<br />
Photo courtesy <strong>of</strong> Gundjehmi Aboriginal Corporation<br />
Page 81<br />
• Eric Miller, Ila Marks and Daniel Vorn<strong>of</strong>f on <strong>the</strong> first Nuclear Freeways tour, Broken<br />
Hill.<br />
• Daniel Voron<strong>of</strong>f with <strong>the</strong> castor and <strong>the</strong> media in Mildura, 1999. Photo: Albert<br />
Arana.<br />
Page 82<br />
• Main picture: Michelle Mat<strong>the</strong>ws (ACF) during nuclear protest outside <strong>the</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong><br />
Senator Nick Minchin, Adelaide, 2001.<br />
• Inset: Loretta O’Brien, FoE nuclear campaign co-ordinator. Photo: Linda Marks.<br />
Page 83<br />
• ‘Strong country’ action at <strong>the</strong> proposed Jabiluka uranium mine, 1998. Photo: David<br />
Hannah.<br />
Page 85<br />
• Robbie Thorpe at <strong>the</strong> Corrobborree for Sovereignty, Aboriginal tent embassy,<br />
Canberra, January 1998. Photo: Cam Walker.<br />
Page 87<br />
• At <strong>the</strong> Kulini Kulini bush camp, Ten Mile, near Coober Pedy, SA, 2003.<br />
Page 88<br />
Images from <strong>the</strong> World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting, September 2000<br />
• Daniel Voron<strong>of</strong>f and Emma Tucker.<br />
• The ‘Green Bloc’ picket line