A short film by Eleanor Gilbert (via WGAR) of a brief protest outside the Australian Minister for Indigenous Affairs’ office, and inside Centrelink (welfare office).
Where Barb tries to figure out a way - short of begging and dumpsterdiving - around the Basics Card’s controls on movement, on eating, and on housing. And doesn’t.
In Wake in Fright, a man in very white suit tries to get out of town, end of contract time. Whiter than white, thinks he has shaken off that hint of indentured labour.
Mike Hill and Tom Cohen, “Black Swans and Pop-up Militias: War and the ‘Re-rolling’ of Imagination”, Global South, 3:1 2009:
The key strokes and strikes by which we introduce an open dossier on “war” in its visible and invisible dimensions will also, clearly, be those of the typographic “key”—of the writing of tele-polemeology codes, war machines, and in the wars latent in critical impasses today, as a certain mutation has begun for which the global credit collapse may be, at once, mere catalyst and symptom.