October 15th SolidarityEvents
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
Yardwise DJs Misteek and Spin Zero are playing a benefit gig on Friday 1st August at Vintage Bar, on Taranaki Street, Wellington.
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...
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).
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
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 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
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 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
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 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
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 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
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 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
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 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
The entire month of September has been set aside for a depositions hearing for the 18 people facing firearms charges in connection with the police raids in different parts of the country.
