October 15th Solidarity - Remember the state terror raids

Kia ora

This is an invitation to next week's October 15th organising meeting. This meeting will be SPECIFICALLY dedicated to organising around the Labour Party conference.

This includes:
1. a public meeting on 8 April, and
2. action/information for the Labour Party conference on 11-13 April in Wellington.

We would love to have your input into this...so please come along.

WHERE: 128 Community house, 128 Abel Smith Street
WHEN: Tuesday 18 March, 7pm-9pm

Please feel free to pass this invitation along to interested people.

Fundraising Gig: Saturday 5 April, 2pm at the Adelaide (114 Adelaide Road Newtown)

An afternoon at the Adelaide, featuring Emma Paki, The Klezmer Rebs and more. The money raised from this gig will go to support those affected by the raids, and to build the resistance to the police's actions.

$5 (or more)

Monday 7th April: GPJA MONTHLY FORUM – ANTI-TERROR LAWS: Trades Hall, 147 Great North Road, Grey Lynn. 7.30pm Special Forum to update on the campaign to repeal the anti-terror laws. Details of panellists to follow. www.gpja.org.nz

Public Meeting: Police raids, terrorism and the Labour Party conference
When: Tuesday, 8 April, 6-8pm
Where: Arlington Hall, Taranaki Street (across from Wellington High School sport fields)

The Labour Party is hosting its election year conference in Wellington on April 11-13. Come help us organise against the racist brutality of this government.

Upper Hutt Posse (Wellington, 2 MCs + drummer only)
The Eastern

+ More

Guest speaker: Urs Signer, arrested in October 15th raids

8:30pm, Thursday 10th April
Al's Bar
31 Dundas St (off Colombo St), Christchurch

$10. Door Sales Only.

CDs, T-Shirts and badges for sale at the door

All funds raised will go towards supporting those arrested in the raids and their whanau during court hearings.

Protest: Saturday 12 April, midday, meet at Te Aro Park (between Ghuznee St and Manners St)

The protest will start at Te Aro Park (also known as Pigeon Park) and move to the Labour Party Congress (held at the Town Hall). Everyone who opposed the raids is invited to come and bring banners, placards and noise-makers. The government has attacked, October 15 Solidarity Wellington will not allow the government that attacked us to congratulate itself in peace.

Continue work on campaign aim, strategy and tactics. Meeting at Thistle Hall at the top of Cuba Street.

The defendants have been excused from the next ‘call-over’ on 18 April when several further applications will be lodged by counsel for the defence.

Friday 18 April - Solidarity action - 5pm meet at the Cenotaph, Lambton Quay at Bowen Street, Wellington. Lawyers of the accused are appearing in Auckland on this day in order to file several legal motions. Please get out on the streets and help spread the word about the issues. We will have banners, leaflets, megaphone etc

The October 15th Solidarity crew is producing a paper version of the newsletter with information about the case and the surrounding issues. We are aiming to produce this on a monthly basis. The next issue will be for May. We are keen to have any analysis about the Labour Party conference or other relevant political issues, legal updates about the case, Tino Rangatiratanga or solidarity actions and campaigns elsewhere. Please email submissions to info@october15thsolidarity.info

Regular organising meeting at Thistle Hall, top of Cuba Street in Wellington. Issues to be discussed include upcoming public meetings and educational strategy for next few months leading up to international day of action on 30 August.

Thursday 1 May 7-9pm at Mungavin Hall, Lower Mungavin Avenue. Porirua. Come along to find what the October 15th 'terror raids' mean for you and your family, find out how we can make Tino Rangatiratanga happen in Aotearoa now and what Tuhoe is doing to stand up to police violence. Come along and get involved in the campaign for freedom.

The public meeting is sponsored by October 15th Solidarity Crew Wellington. We are a grassroots group committed to securing the

Awesome benefit gig at Happy featuring hip hop legends Upper Hutt Posse and the notoriously outlandish and fantastical Mr Sterile Assembly. More details to come!

A public forum with NICKY HAGER and JANE KELSEY
Part Three of the TALK ABOUT TERROR series

Whare Wananga, Second Floor, Auckland Central Library, Lorne Street

Wednesday 7 May, 6pm - 7:30pm

Media Studies Research Seminars
Tuesday 13 May, 4-5pm
KP 42, room 101

Tuhoe and "terrorism" on television news
Sue Abel (VUW)

Organising meetings are fortnightly at Thistle Hall, Cuba Street at 6pm.

Court Appearance: Pre-deposition hearing at the Auckland District Court, 19 May at 10am. All of the arrestees have been excused.

Two Wellington Operation 8 defendants are challenging their non-association order in the Wellington High Court.

Organising meetings are fortnightly at Thistle Hall, Cuba Street at 6pm.

Raunatiri Hunt, who was arrested on 19 February 2008 as part of Operation 8, will not have to attend the deposition hearing in Auckland in September with his 18 co-accused. His lawyer, Nicholas Dutch, conceded there was a prima facie case to answer but said all of the evidence against Hunt could be dealt with by a depositions hearing in Tauranga.

Benefit For Maori And Anarchists Of New Zealand

On 15th October 2007, over 300 police arrested 17 indigenous, anarchist, environmental and anti-war activists across Aotearoa (New Zealand).

The police wanted to charge 12 activists under the Terrorism Suppression Act for alleged participation in a terrorist organisation. However, these charges won't be laid. After 4 weeks in jail, everyone was released. A trial will still take place though for alleged possession of weapons.

Organising meetings are fortnightly at Thistle Hall, Cuba Street at 6pm.

nfoveranstaltung zu den aktuellen Terrorismusvorwürfen gegen Maoris, Aktivist_innen und Anarchist_innen in Neuseeland. Mit Referent_innen und Filmbeitrag.

Hamburg rote flora 19:30

Organising meetings are fortnightly at Thistle Hall, Cuba Street at 6pm.

Film Screening to raise money for the people arrested in the state terrorist raids and their whanau.

7:30pm at The Old School Arts Centre, Stewart Street, Raglan

Tuhoe: A History of Resistance - The Ruatoki Valley. A Waitangi Tribunal hearing has been called and Tuhoe are waiting to greet the visitors determined to remind the Crown of 150 years of persecution and wrongdoing.

Film Screening to raise money for the people arrested in the state terrorist raids and their whanau.

7:30pm at The Old School Arts Centre, Stewart Street, Raglan

Patu: As the start of the 1981 Springbok tour approached, Maori filmmaker, Merata Mita, conceived of a 25 minute documentary about how passive protest could affect the NZRFU’s decision to continue with the 1981 Tour.

A one-day call-over in the Auckland District Court.

The Last Resort
A provocative documentary centred around the proposed subdivision of the 60
year old Opoutama campground in Mahia, and subsequent occupation. The film
shines a timely light on the Overseas Investment Bill, Land and Business
Ownership, the Real Estate industry and the concepts of sovereignty and
self-determination.

Tuesday 29 July, 7.30 pm
The Old School Arts Centre, Stewart st, Whaingaroa/Raglan
$10 entry includes free cupcakes. Kids = no charge

*October 15th Solidarity Public Meeting:
7pm, Thursday 31st July.
Newtown Hall on Daniell St (opposite the Mediterranean Food Warehouse). Note this is not the main Newtown Community Centre. Followed by talk over tea, coffee and biscuits.

Speakers: Moana Jackson (Ngati Kahungunu, Ngati Porou), Jane Kelsey (Arena trustee, Professor Law at Auckland University), Kiritapu Allan (Ngati Ranginui, Nga Te Rangi, Conscious Collaborations) & others.

"Breaking Free - In Support of Environmental & Social Justice Activists in Jail"

1st August, 6.30pm, Dechaineax Theatre (Tasmanian School of Arts) Hunter St, Hobart (Australia)

Come and watch movies and listen to short presentations about the arrests and incarcerations of activists in Aotearoa/New Zealand and the United States. Activists are increasingly being severely persecuted in western countries - come and see how you can help! Entry $5 - All funds raised go to activists legal & support fighting funds. For more info visit:
http://www.greenscare.org

Join Yardwise and friends at Vintage Bar (25 Taranaki St) for an evening of true-skool hip hop, soul, reggae, ragga, dancehall, dubstep and extra special surprises!

Jailhouse Jen will get the party started with her secret stash of illict beats, then in keeping with the Yardwise tradition of heavyweight selections, Misteek, and Spin Zero will lay down the freshies, the classics and their own exclusive dubplates. Finally DJ Cannonbomb will move it up a notch dubstep style, for the folks who want to cut loose on the dancefloor through to the wee hours...

We will be making banners, doing some street chalking and putting up posters around town. Please meet at 128 Abel Smith Street, Wellington, and we will see how many people we have and what resources we will need. Bring along any paint, banner material or ideas!

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

Workshop zu den Verfahren im Rahmen des Antira-Camps in Hamburg. Informationen unter http://camp08.antira.info

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

Hearing in the Auckland High Court regarding non-association orders and informant information and search warrants.

We will be making banners, doing some street chalking and putting up posters around town. Please meet at 128 Abel Smith Street, Wellington, and we will see how many people we have and what resources we will need. Bring along any paint, banner material or ideas!

*Bastion Point Day 507*
This film traces the history of the Ngati Whatua land occupation at
Takaparawhau (Bastion Point) and day 507, when the occupation was encircled by police and forcefully evicted.

*The Coconut Revolution*
The inspiring story of how the indigenous Bougainville revolutionary army chased out the Papua New Guinea armed forces, and mining company mercenaries, to take back their land. In th process they created an eco-revolution, harnessing the power of nature... and coconuts.

Showing at 6pm, 26 August. Methodist City Centre (fellowship room), London
st.

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

Benefit gig at the Adelaide, Adelaide Road, Wellington, from 9pm. $5. This is our last fundraiser before we head up to Auckland. Bands to be advised. We really want to see you there!

WHERE: Palmerston North Courthouse (main street)
WHEN: Fri 29th August 6pm

Palmerston North will be meeting outside the Court House (Main St across from Downtown) on Friday nite 29th at 6pm in support of the
Global Day of Action against State Terror.

The international day of action is scheduled for Saturday 30 August (this is just before the start of the Depositions Hearings in Auckland on 1 September and set down for a month).

Meet at 12noon at 128 Abel Smith Street on the Global Day of Action, August 30th.

AUGUST 30TH - PROTEST LAST YEAR’S SO-CALLED ANTI-TERROR RAIDS.
RALLY IN AOTEA SQUARE AT 12NOON, SATURDAY AUGUST 30TH.

This protest is part of an international day of action focusing on the raids which resulted in 17 activists arrested in a dramatic exercise of state power. Two days later the activists will appear in court for a depositions hearing on the charges. The outcome threatens the right to dissent and the civil liberties of all New Zealanders.

Solidarity in the Kulin Nations

FED SQUARE, 2pm, Melbourne

Global Day of Action Saturday 30th August 2008

We demand the unconditional freedom of the people who are facing charges as a result of the state terror raids on 15 October 2007.

Attempts by the Police to lay charges under the Terrorism Suppression Act (TSA) failed but people are still facing politically motivated charges under the Arms Act. These charges are the result of a racist operation.

Presentations on the raids, vegan potluck and music at the Dry River collective space, starting at 6pm on Saturday night, August 30. The collective is at 740 North Main Street in Tucson.

Dry River Collective is an autonomous group of individuals working to create a community based on sustainability, cooperation, and self-sufficiency. We promote education and direct action to resist all forms of oppression and hierarchy.

Vancouver, Canada: Film Screening at Spartacus Books, 684 East Hastings, at 7pm. Money to support the accused!

Film: Tuhoe: A History of Resistance
Glitch Bar and Cinema
Sunday 31 August
8.30pm
A film screening fundraiser for arrestees of State Terror Raids of
15 October 2007 in Aotearoa/ New Zealand.
$4 unwaged $6 waged
www.october15thsolidarity.info

Solidarity Demo outside Court – 1st September 9.15 – 10.30am

Cnr Kingston & Albert St

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

SEPTEMBER 1ST GPJA SEPTEMBER FORUM: WHAT THE ANTI-TERROR RAIDS MEAN FOR DISSENT IN NEW ZEALAND.

Monday 1st September, 7.30pm, Trades Hall, 147 Great North Road, Grey Lynn. Further details of the meeting will follow in a future newsletter.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

a public talk by Maori and Pacific anti-globalisation and solidarity activist Sina Brown-Davis
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
6:00pm - 8:00pm
@ Clubspace, above the Auckland University Quad. Corner Princes and Alfred Streets (By Maidment Theatre), Auckland, New Zealand

Sina Brown-Davis, Melbourne-based Maori, Tongan & Samoan anti-globalisation and solidarity activist will be giving a public talk on revolutionary struggle and activism in Australia and the Pacific.

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

Indymedia and October 15th Solidarity Auckland present 3 Black Panthers & The Last Slave Plantation. Trades Hall, 147 Great North Road, Grey Lynn, Wednesday 3 September, 5.30pm Entry by koha. All proceeds going towards food for the defendants and their families during court.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

"The Last Resort" is a provocative documentary centred around the proposed subdivision of the 60 year old Opoutama campground in Mahia, and subsequent occupation. The film shines a timely light on the Overseas Investment Bill, Land and Business Ownership, the Real Estate industry and the concepts of sovereignty and self-determination.

Film Screening is at the Migrant Resource Centre, Boundary Road in Hamilton. Entry by Koha

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

Five days have been put aside in September for the solicitor-general's case against Dominion Post editor Tim Pankhurst and Fairfax New Zealand. David Collins is taking contempt proceedings against them for publishing 'Operation 8' conversations secretly recorded by police over their two year investigation. The court hearing start on 15th September 2008 in Wellington.

Angry and outraged at the continual Maori-bashing in the pages of the Dominion Post? Come down to the protest on 15 September - the trial starts immediately after the demo.

Five days have been put aside in September for the solicitor-general's case against Dominion Post editor Tim Pankhurst and Fairfax New Zealand. David Collins is taking contempt proceedings against them for publishing 'Operation 8' conversations secretly recorded by police over their two year investigation. The court hearing start on 15th September 2008 in Wellington.

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

Five days have been put aside in September for the solicitor-general's case against Dominion Post editor Tim Pankhurst and Fairfax New Zealand. David Collins is taking contempt proceedings against them for publishing 'Operation 8' conversations secretly recorded by police over their two year investigation. The court hearing start on 15th September 2008 in Wellington.

Five days have been put aside in September for the solicitor-general's case against Dominion Post editor Tim Pankhurst and Fairfax New Zealand. David Collins is taking contempt proceedings against them for publishing 'Operation 8' conversations secretly recorded by police over their two year investigation. The court hearing start on 15th September 2008 in Wellington.

Five days have been put aside in September for the solicitor-general's case against Dominion Post editor Tim Pankhurst and Fairfax New Zealand. David Collins is taking contempt proceedings against them for publishing 'Operation 8' conversations secretly recorded by police over their two year investigation. The court hearing start on 15th September 2008 in Wellington.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

In the Aftermath of the Urewera Raids: Discussing colonisation, courts and contempt. St Johns in the City, cnr Willis and Dixon Sts, Wellington. With Steven Price.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

Weekly organising meetings on Tuesday nights, 7pm, at Oblong/Freedom Shop, Left Bank (off Cuba Mall)

Email wellington(at)october15thsolidarity.info for more information.

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 19 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.

**Please note that court is NOT sitting from 12 September to 22 September. It will resume Monday, 22 September and run until 3 October. ****

The Freedom Shop Garage Sale

It's been a year since the October 15th state terror raids and the Freedom Shop is having a garage sale to support the defendants.

Sat, 11 October 2008, 11am - 4pm at Oblong/Freedom Shop
204B Left Bank, Cuba Mall, Wellington

- Second hand goods, cake stall, propaganda
- Followed by social evening - all welcome.
- All proceeds go to the October 15th Solidarity support fund

Melbourne Australia, Protest one year since the raids.
Meet at the New Zealand Settler Consulate 2N3 at 350 Collins Street

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=29380957940

The colonial world is a world cut in two. The dividing line, the frontiers are shown by barracks and police stations. In the colonies it is the policeman and the soldier who are the official, instituted go-betweens, the spokesmen of the settler and his rule of oppression.... (Fanon)

http://uriohau.blogspot.com/
http://indigenist.blogspot.com/

Four days of events in Ruatoki:

REMEMBER 15th October 2007 ONE YEAR LATER

KO TAIARAHIA TE MAUNA
KO OHINEMATAROA TE AWA
TE MAHUREHURE TE HAPU
TE PUREWA TE TANATA

TENA KOUTOU NA RANATIRA O TE MOTU

HE POHIRI WHAANUI KI TE MOTU
NAU MAI HAERE MAI
KI TE ROHE POTAE OO TUUHOE
HAERE MAI
KI TE TAUTOKO I WEENEI RA
WHAKA MAUMAHARATANA I TE TURE WHAKA TUMATUMA TE UREWERA ME TE MOTU.

Venue: Ruatoki

Te Rewarewa Marae

Date: Wednesday 15th October

Time: Agenda:
5:30pm Powhiri
6:30pm Hapa (supper)
7:30pm Guest Speakers: Dr Jeff Sluka. 'hearts and minds'

Four days of events in Ruatoki:

REMEMBER 15th October 2007 ONE YEAR LATER

KO TAIARAHIA TE MAUNA
KO OHINEMATAROA TE AWA
TE MAHUREHURE TE HAPU
TE PUREWA TE TANATA

TENA KOUTOU NA RANATIRA O TE MOTU

HE POHIRI WHAANUI KI TE MOTU
NAU MAI HAERE MAI
KI TE ROHE POTAE OO TUUHOE
HAERE MAI
KI TE TAUTOKO I WEENEI RA
WHAKA MAUMAHARATANA I TE TURE WHAKA TUMATUMA TE UREWERA ME TE MOTU.

Venue: Ruatoki

Te Rewarewa Marae

Date: Wednesday 15th October

Time: Agenda:
5:30pm Powhiri
6:30pm Hapa (supper)
7:30pm Guest Speakers: Dr Jeff Sluka. 'hearts and minds'

Four days of events in Ruatoki:

REMEMBER 15th October 2007 ONE YEAR LATER

KO TAIARAHIA TE MAUNA
KO OHINEMATAROA TE AWA
TE MAHUREHURE TE HAPU
TE PUREWA TE TANATA

TENA KOUTOU NA RANATIRA O TE MOTU

HE POHIRI WHAANUI KI TE MOTU
NAU MAI HAERE MAI
KI TE ROHE POTAE OO TUUHOE
HAERE MAI
KI TE TAUTOKO I WEENEI RA
WHAKA MAUMAHARATANA I TE TURE WHAKA TUMATUMA TE UREWERA ME TE MOTU.

Venue: Ruatoki

Te Rewarewa Marae

Date: Wednesday 15th October

Time: Agenda:
5:30pm Powhiri
6:30pm Hapa (supper)
7:30pm Guest Speakers: Dr Jeff Sluka. 'hearts and minds'

Deposition hearings for the arrestees of the October 15th 'anti-terror' raids recently ended. On October 17th the judge will release his decision as to which charges will proceed to trial. The October 15th Solidarity group in Tamaki-Makaurau are calling for a morning picket to show support and solidarity for the arrestees.

Film Screening at the Film Archive, Wellington, 7pm.

Organised by the Wellington Indymedia Collective

Four days of events in Ruatoki:

REMEMBER 15th October 2007 ONE YEAR LATER

KO TAIARAHIA TE MAUNA
KO OHINEMATAROA TE AWA
TE MAHUREHURE TE HAPU
TE PUREWA TE TANATA

TENA KOUTOU NA RANATIRA O TE MOTU

HE POHIRI WHAANUI KI TE MOTU
NAU MAI HAERE MAI
KI TE ROHE POTAE OO TUUHOE
HAERE MAI
KI TE TAUTOKO I WEENEI RA
WHAKA MAUMAHARATANA I TE TURE WHAKA TUMATUMA TE UREWERA ME TE MOTU.

Venue: Ruatoki

Te Rewarewa Marae

Date: Wednesday 15th October

Time: Agenda:
5:30pm Powhiri
6:30pm Hapa (supper)
7:30pm Guest Speakers: Dr Jeff Sluka. 'hearts and minds'

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

AoTERRORoa

Jo Randerson, Geoff Pinfield and Company Tuesday 28 Oct - Thursday 6 Nov 2008

Inspired by the New Zealand Terrorism Suppression Act and the arrests of the
'Urewera 17', AOTERROROA investigates the questions and fears of
post 9/11 New Zealand through a whirlwind of whistle-blowing, mixed loyalties,
inside-informants, confusion and kalashnikovs.

WHERE: Basement Theatre, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown
TIME: 7.30pm

TICKETS: $15/$10. Bookings ph (04) 381 9253

Interested in getting involved in organising for a world free of racism, in support of tino rangatiratanga and freedom of speech?

The October 15th Solidarity crew wants you!

Meetings for the October 15th Solidarity crew are now fortnightly on Tuesday nights at 128 Abel Smith Street at 7pm. We are working around four common points:

-Support for tino rangatiratanga and te mana motuhake o Tuhoe
-Justice for the people raided
-Abolition of the 'terror laws'
-Dropping of the charges against the 18 arrested and charged in the raids.

Public Meeting: State Terrorism in the Ruatoki Valley ‘anti-terrorism’ raids with Jeff Sluka Professor of anthropology at Massey and author of

• Death Squad: The Anthropology of State Terror. University of Pennsylvania Press. 2000 Read an extract from this book "For God and Ulster": The Culture of Terror and Loyalist Death Squads in Northern Ireland

The October 15th Solidarity group in Wellington is planning a fundraising art auction for the 2nd anniversary of the raids in October 2009. We would love for you to get involved in the planning. There is an organising meeting for anyone interested in working on the art auction fundraiser - that is this Tuesday evening (9 Dec) from 7-8 at 128 Abel Smith Street.

Our final meeting of the year is on Tuesday 16 December at 7pm at 128 Abel Smith - and we will have a potluck dinner to go along with it. Please bring along some food to share if you are able, and your ideas about our solidarity work in the new year. Hope to see you there!