NOW WE THE PEOPLE

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NOW WE THE PEOPLE was held July 14-15, 2001, Newtown Theatre, 354 King St, Newtown, Sydney.

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Over 400 participants are expected to take part in a major grassroots re-think about the direction Australian society has taken over the last 20 years under economic rationalism and corporate globalisation.

The conference will adopt a declaration about an alternative path for a fairer, more equal Australia moving towards genuine environmental sustainability, regulating and restraining the rampant power of the global corporations.

Australia has been one of the extreme cases of neo-liberal policy experiments in the world, and this conference aims for it to become a world model for a peaceful, inclusive and democratic society.

Keynote Speakers are:

Saturday July 14

10 AM - Bev Baker (NSW Parents & Citizens Fed), Kate Davison (National Union of Students), Quentin Dempster (journalist), Jenny Macklin MHR for Jaga Jaga, Sharan Burrow (ACTU President)

Sunday July 15

10 AM - Graham Larcombe, (National Economics)

2 PM - Christine Milne (Australian Greens), Anthony Albanese MHR for Grayndler, Greg Barns, Chris Dodds (ACOSS), John Maitland (CFMEU), Pat Thompson (ATSIC), Senator Andrew Bartlett (Democrats)

There will be 20 different workshops over the two days at which more detailed topics on privatisation, ecological sustainability, indigenous rights, education, multiculturalism, banking, the WTO and human rights, rural protest, a women's agenda, and a strategy for the labour movement will be discussed, and positive ideas generated.

Workshops will be held in classrooms of Newtown High School for Performing Arts as well as Newtown Theatre.

Saturday Nite Fundraiser for East Timor - FRETILIN.[1]

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NEWTOWN THEATRE (354 King St, Newtown, Sydney)

Speakers include:

Cat Kutay was a contact for the event.[2]

Sponsors

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