This is an action against TransCanada Pipelines - the major multinational pipeline company that is trying to build a pipeline across unceded Lubicon land despite the United Nations explicitly calling on Canada to stop violation of Lubicon rights. More importantly, the Lubicon themselves have not given permission for the construction of this pipeline.

The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) reports "that arctic sea ice has shrunk to the second smallest extent since satellite records began, US scientists have revealed."

The Maritime Union of New Zealand says a free trade deal signed with ASEAN nations including the military dictatorship of Myanmar is bad for workers.

George Bush stated in a TV interview that he believes that Sept 11 2001 was the start of World War III.

Communist Party of the Philippines Poster-making contest

In celebration of the Filipino people's 40 years of revolutionary struggle under the leadership of the Communist Party of the Philippines , the CPP Information Bureau is launching a digital poster-making contest in line with preparations for the Party’s upcoming 40th anniversary.

On the Ancestral Land MOA of the MILF and GRP and the Escalation of Hostilities in the South

Simon "Ka Filiw" Naogsan
Spokesperson

Cordillera Peoples' Democratic Front
an allied member of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines
August 25, 2008

Amadeu Castellas, an anarchist in Spain is on his 70th day of hunger strike after 25 years of imprisonment, prison struggle and many previous hunger strikes to reduce his sentence.

MsFit is an Anacha-feminist Zine from Aotearoa.

This issue was put together by Militant Anarcha Feminists In Auckland (M.A.F.I.A)

The Alliance Party says the news that New Zealand has negotiated a free trade deal with ASEAN nations that include the fascist dictatorship of Myanmar is a disgrace of historical proportions and is a slow motion disaster for workers in New Zealand and in Myanmar.

After the announcement that 550 jobs would be cut by Fairfax Media in Australia and New Zealand on August 26th, journalists at The Age (Melbourne, Australia) and Sydney Morning Herald newspapers have decided to go on strike until Monday. A Fairfax spokeswoman announced that both papers would come out on Friday, but refused to comment on whether weekend papers would be affected.