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Shoalwater Travesty
by Community Radio 2NimFM Saturday June 02, 2007 at 06:18 PM
nimfm@nimfm.org 02 66890279 Cullen St. nimbin 2480

Peace Convergence festival to resist US Australian combined military exercises in an ecologically sensitive wilderness area of Australia. 6.1Mb. 27 mins

Omega's Free Press Media. Exclusive interview with Shoalwater activist Steve Bishopric from the Shoalwater Bay Wilderness Awareness Group about the Peace Convergence in the Shoalwater region between the 17th and 24th of June 2007. Steve talks about the importance of opposing Operation Talisman Sabre (TS07) which is the largest military exercise in Australia's peacetime history with over 20,000 US military and 7,500 Australian military personnel. Steve's mission is to bring awareness of the ramifications for Australia and the world of these dangerous war games at Shoalwater Bay and other sites in Australia and Guam in the Pacific.

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