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Posted in | | Submitted by Anonymous on 13 December, 2005 - 13:19.
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Oceania Indymedia Newsreal 3 out now!

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Oceania Indymedia Newsreal 3 is a compilation of short, critical documentaries focussing on social and environmental issues in South East Asia, Australia and the Pacific. Edition 3 includes pieces on Maori struggles in Aotearoa, East Timorese campaigning over Australia's theft of oil in the Timor sea, life and resistance in the slums of Jakarta, climate change in the Pacific, Food not Bombs in Australia and much more.

The newsreal is produced by EngageMedia, licensed under Creative Commons and distributed online and on VCD.

A listing of the videos and links to download individual pieces can be found on the Oceania Newsreal page. You can download a full version at archive.org, or a bittorrent at indytorrents.

If you are in Melbourne you can purchase a copy at Sticky, the New International Bookshop, Friends of the Earth and more locations soon. You can also contact us about ordering a copy.

[Oceania Newsreal | EngageMedia | Indymedia Video]

Posted in Submitted by Anonymous on 2 November, 2005 - 15:00.
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Melbourne Indymedia is back

Apologies for the long wait, readers and contributors. We're back online and hopefully more resilient to future saboteurs in the future. The server that hosts Melbourne Indymedia suffered from a DDOS attack, taking the machine offline. We think it was possibly directed at the anti- fascist Fight Dem Back site rather than at Indymedia Centres. Fight Dem Back has now moved to a new server. If you find any problems with the site please email us

Melbourne Indymedia is entirely run by volunteers. To make it better we need you to participate. Our next meeting is Saturday September 17th, 3pm at Kent st Cafe, 201 Smith St, Fitzroy.

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Posted in Submitted by Anonymous on 12 September, 2005 - 14:00.
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Next Indymedia Meeting

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Melbourne Indymedia has moved to having monthly meetings. The next one is Saturday August 20th, upstairs at Kent St Cafe, 201 Smith St, Fitzroy at 3pm. Come along and get involved! There's plenty to do from reporting stories, fundraising, editing, tech and newswire administration amongst a whole lot more. To stay up to date with upcoming meetings, events and news join the annoucenment list
Posted in Submitted by Anonymous on 13 August, 2005 - 03:00.
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What's the Matter with Indymedia?

Almost 6 years after its birth, the Indymedia network has grown to more than 149 websites in about 45 countries on 6 continents. But how good is Indymedia at creating a real alternative to the corporate media?

One US based Indymedia activist asks what happens when - in our attempts not to hate the media but to be it - we end up hating the media we've become? read more | debate at UCIMC
Posted in Submitted by Anonymous on 31 July, 2005 - 14:00.
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