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ISSUE 01 - STORY ARCHIVES

Issue 1 of SPINACH7 magazine was released in July 2003.

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ASIA PACIFIC BRIEFS
Australia jibs East Timor to get at some gas; Aboriginal groups lobby for the return of human remains; Rio Tinto in Sulawesi and Kakadu

 

REMEMBERING IRAQ
Ali Mirza Mohomad was ten years old when he watched Saddams troops violently suppress a civilian uprising. He tells his story to MARNI CORDELL.

 

STEMMING THE TIDE
In all the debate surrounding asylum seekers a new kind of refugee has been overlooked. And, writes DOMENICA SETTLE, they are running from a world that Australia has helped to create.

 

LEFT RIGHT OUT
Unions lament a new generation of workers intent on organising DIY-style. MARCUS WESTBURY explains.

 

STILL TALKING STRONG
EVE VINCENT takes a road trip with four strong old ladies determined to stop a nuclear waste dump.

 

RISKY BUSINESS
Once upon a time you could trip over a pothole without calling in the lawyers. Times have changed. SOPHIE BLACK reports on the effects of the public liability crisis.

 

THE FREE TRADE TANGO
Culture looks like fair game for trade as the US and Australia get intimate. AREN Z. AIZURA investigates.

 

A VISIT TO THE VILLAGE THAT NO LONGER EXISTS
JOHN MARTINKUS reports on the devastation of Aceh.

 

WATCHING OVER YOU
JEFFREY SHELL and RYAN HIGGITT discuss the impacts of increased surveillance on society and the individual.

 

MUSIC, THE MASSES, THEIR COMPUTERS AND THE COPYRIGHT COPS
Got a magic marker and some stickytape? Then new anti-copy technology probably wont faze you. BEN BIRCHALL looks at the hits and misses in the music industrys war on piracy.

 

DIASPORIC DISORIENTALISM
AUSTRALIAN VIETNAMESE YOUTH MEDIA

Martial arts and monologues are combined when AVYM take to the stage. SCOTT BROOK and LIAN LOW find out why.

 

WEB
Nerd Angst; Review: National Security; Review: Cornerforld; Outback Online; Blogs Blogs Blogs

 

MUSIC
Review: Sokuseki-Men Sosueus (Lo-Fi Killers); Seeking New Sounds; Karaoke Genealogies; Review: Blur Think Tank; Review: Arab Strap Monday at the Hug & Pint

 

FILM
Fearless traditions: Australian documentary culture at the crossroads; Popcorn Taxi

 

BOOKS
Now; Magabala Books; Review: Witi Ihimaera The Whale Rider

 

EXPLORING THE TERRAIN VAGUE
KATE FIELDING talks about wild city spaces.

 

TOURING THE COMFORT ZONE
MATTHIA DEMPSEY reflects on the urge to travel.

 

CLEAN, WHITE WORLD
Fiction by LISA LANG

 

THE LAST WORD - When victims refuse to be victims
by MARNI CORDELL

 
 
   
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