As the nation pauses to honour our war dead on Anzac Day, it is appropriate to reflect on the tainting of genuine commemoration at the Australian War Memorial (AWM) by vested interests. Added to deep concerns about the bitterly controversial $1/2 billion redevelopment, the Memorial is dividing rather than uniting Australians.
As we gather to commemorate the military war dead this Anzac Day, it is worth recollecting that immediately after World War I it was widely hoped it would be “the war to end all wars”.
By WBW New Zealand, April 24, 2022 A New Zealand peace network says it’s time for KiwiSaver to quit its investments in Lockheed Martin, the
New Zealand is risking its independent, nuclear-free credentials by following Nato into its conflict with Russia.
This week on Talk World Radio, we’re talking about whether it’s good or bad for a country to have a permanent military.
As the Ukraine war fills our screens and the risk of a war provoked with China rises, Australia seems automatically joined at the hip to US wars. A reform to the war powers law could be the only way to secure into the hands of the representatives of the Australian people the right to head that off.
Presenting the voices of those choosing water over war in Hawaii, Philippines, Jeju Korea, Okinawa, and Guahan.
Liz Chats With Leah Bolger, President Of World BEYOND War.
Jane Banfield is a Kerikeri businesswoman and a ‘Zero Waste Granny’ who is instigating a ‘Go Peaceable Movement in 2022.
