Felicity Hill's great photos, and running commentary, on the 2020 summit in Canberra on 21-22 April 2008: Felicity was a keen participant. Warning: tone irreverant!

This site is part of the "Australian Forces Abroad" series which draws together existing knowledge concerning Australian Defence Force and and Australian Federal Police deployments on missions outside Australia, thus allowing communities to assess Australian government policy and its impact.

This site is part of the "Australian Forces Abroad" series which draws together existing knowledge concerning Australian Defence Force and and Australian Federal Police deployments on missions outside Australia, thus allowing communities to assess Australian government policy and its impact.

This site is part of the "Australian Forces Abroad" series which draws together existing knowledge concerning Australian Defence Force and and Australian Federal Police deployments on missions outside Australia, thus allowing communities to assess Australian government policy and its impact.

This site is part of the "Australian Forces Abroad" series which draws together existing knowledge concerning Australian Defence Force and and Australian Federal Police deployments on missions outside Australia, thus allowing communities to assess Australian government policy and its impact.

APPVAi is a veteran non-profit organisation of people involved in peace-keeping operations involving Australian and New Zealand military forces, police, philanthropic and other personnel. Their site contains information about their activities and about Australia's deployments in peace keeping activities.

The author of this Australian anti-nuclear information site writes: I want to maintain a style of irreverence and brevity — it is a bridge for people to investigate further, and to open up a subject by noting current news, as well as the corny graphics."
 

Oz Peace is currently focusing on the Asia Pacific Defence & Security Exhibition, scheduled to take place in South Australia in November 2008.

Peace group based in Tasmania 

THE Peace Organisation of Australia was founded in 2005 by a group of law students at the University of Melbourne. It awards the Australian Peace Prize, publishes the Australian Journal of Peace Studies, coordinates the Parliamentarians for Peace group and maintains the Australian Peace Directory,

The Australian Government's defence department website

Campaign for the better treatment of refugees in Australia

This website was last updated in 2000 but still contains lots of useful material, particularly on uranium mining in Australia.

The Australian Anti-Bases Campaign is working for the removal of all nuclear war fighting and associated intelligence facilities and activities in Australia. These include Pine Gap, North West Cape and Smithfield.

The Briefing Papers available on this website discuss key issues in the debate around the suitability of nuclear power for Australia's electricity needs, and the problems that surround this technology.

The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance, is an alliance between environmental and indigenous groups committed to ongoing support for Indigenous people defending country, culture and communities from the nuclear industry.

Map showing Australian nuclear sites including operating uranium mines, US military installations, Nuclear weapons test sites and more.

Map showing Australian nuclear sites including operating uranium mines, US military installations, Nuclear weapons test sites and more.