[Reader-list] [Announcement] New Stories at SIGNATURE and SOUNDPLAY
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Mon Jun 20 19:22:33 IST 2005
*::: Hello
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New stories available at SIGNATURE and SOUNDPLAY (see below)
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::: at SIGNATURE*
http://spinach7.com/signature
*To Burqa with my Father*
by RANDA ABDEL-FATTAH
"As soon as we arrived we were overwhelmed to find that here a person's
roots were all that counted. From the hotel concierge in Jerusalem, to
the people that sat beside us in the buses we rode, everybody here
understood that there is dignity in being able to claim heritage; in
being able to derive identity from an olive tree, a rocky hill, a
winding mountain road." RANDA ABDEL-FATTAH travels to the Palestinian
village her father was forced to leave 35 years ago.
http://www.spinach7.com/signature/sig-stories.php?id=421
*Friendly Fire*
by MARNI CORDELL
Douglas Wood is not the first Australian to be kidnapped by insurgents
in Iraq -- and escape. SBS Journalist John Martinkus was outside the
Australian Embassy in Baghdad last year when he was taken at gunpoint by
Sunni militants and held for 20 hours. On his return to Australia his
terrifying experience was publicly undermined by both the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, and large parts of the Australian media. "The
Australian Government tried to discredit me because my assessment of the
situation in Iraq was directly contradictory to theirs," he tells MARNI
CORDELL.
http://www.spinach7.com/signature/sig-stories.php?id=436
*Behind the 'Boom'*
by EVE VINCENT
On June 3, mining heavyweight BHP Billiton concluded the biggest
corporate takeover in Australia's history, assuming formal control over
WMC Resources with a cool $9.2 billion bid. According to the business
pages, BHP Billiton couldn't have acquired the world's largest uranium
deposit -- Olympic Dam mine, at Roxby Downs in South Australia -- at a
better time. Signature talks to DAVE SWEENEY, anti-nuclear campaigner
with the Australian Conservation Foundation about the Australian uranium
mining industry. more
http://www.spinach7.com/signature/sig-stories.php?id=417
*Music from the streets*
by REBECCA HENSCHKE
REBECCA HENSCHKE meets the hip-hop crews of Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
http://www.spinach7.com/signature/sig-stories.php?id=440
*Tuvalu*
Photos by GIORA DAN
Funafuti, the main island of Tuvalu, surprises you as it emerges out of
a seemingly endless Pacific Ocean. The island chain's central atoll
appears just in time to provide somewhere dry for our Air Fiji flight to
land.
http://www.spinach7.com/signature/sig-stories.php?id=443
*::: at SOUNDPLAY*
http://spinach7.com/soundplay*
LONESOME HOME*
by DAN RULE
Having written and released three acclaimed records whilst living in LA
and London - and toured with the likes of Ken Stringfellow, Willard
Grant Conspiracy, Hayden, Paul Kelly, Richard Buckner and Joanna Newsom
- it's safe to say that Toby Burke and his band Horse Stories have 'made
it' overseas. But after six years abroad, will the Melbourne
singer-songwriter's lo-fi country arrangements and classic American
musical sensibilities manage to have the same impact in his hometown?
Dan Rule investigates.
http://spinach7.com/soundplay/all-stories.php?id=469
*A QUESTIONABLE HERO*
by LUCY MORIESON
Melbourne artist Barrage likes to keep listeners at a safe distance - as
Lucy Morieson finds out.
http://spinach7.com/soundplay/all-stories.php?id=463
*SMILES AND WAVES*
by JON TJHIA
Jon Tjhia rummages through the diary of Liquid Architecture 6 - National
Sound Art Festival.
http://spinach7.com/soundplay/all-stories.php?id=462
*POWER ON*
by DAN RULE
Axes, the new record from Electrelane, signifies a return to more
comfortable waters for the British quartet. Multi-instrumentalist and
occasional vocalist Verity Susman tells Dan Rule of the journey.
http://spinach7.com/soundplay/all-stories.php?id=458
*PLUS *lots of new music reviews!!!
http://spinach7.com/soundplay/all-reviews.php
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