Call on the Australian government to:

• Sign and ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons as a matter of urgency, signing in this term of government, comprehensively repudiating nuclear weapons including extended nuclear deterrence, fulfilling Labor’s long-standing policy commitment and aligning Australia with the global majority of nations choosing to reject nuclear weapons.

• Reject nuclear ambiguity and prohibit the entry, transit or presence of nuclear weapons in Australian territory, waters and airspace.

• End all forms of assistance to nuclear weapons activities, including targeting, command, control, planning or enabling operations that support the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.

Join the WEBINAR: Close Pine Gap Sacred Land Back Convergence!

Want to attend the Close Pine Gap - Sacred Land Back Convergence, but not sure exactly how to get there? Got some questions about what to expect? Look no further!

Mparntwe for Falastin and AMAN (Anti Militarism Action Network) will be hosting a webinar on Thursday May 28 to answer all such questions.

Tune in from 6:30 - 7:30 AEST to get the low down.

Tickets are free, register to get the zoom link on the day.

Gather with community members on Kaurna Yerta planning to join together for the 2026 Close Pine Gap - Sacred Land Back Convergence!

📅 10am, THIS Saturday 6th of June 📌 metro-west Tarntanya (Adelaide) area, on Kaurna Yerta - DM @sage.southaus for the address!

Come along to learn what the Convergence is all about, transport plans, and solidarity ideas for those who want to support from home.

For more Convergence info, visit @mparntwe_for_falastin or @aman_antimilitarismnetwork

We are inviting individuals and groups from peace & anti-militarism movements around the continent to converge on Arrernte lands this July for 3 days of workshops, panels, and actions weaving together threads of anti-militarism and decolonial movements.

Pine Gap is built on stolen sacred land. The facility’s involvement in war crimes, surveillance, and genocide make Australia an accomplice in the crimes of the US.

A World BEYOND War Australia symposium (in association with the Victorian Quaker Centre) Monday 15 June 2026 from 9:00am-1:00pm AEST (find the time in your time zone) This event will be livestreamed. Please register on this page for the Zoom link.

Between the two periods of Taliban rule (roughly 2001–2021), Afghanistan saw a dense landscape of civil society initiatives around peacebuilding, women’s rights, and gender equality, led by Afghan NGOs, informal community groups, and international partners.

Afghans who fled after August 2021 have become key actors in keeping Afghan peace, social justice and gender equality struggles alive from exile, combining direct support to people inside Afghanistan with advocacy, movement-building and institution-building abroad.

This symposium, organised by World BEYOND War Australia (the Australian chapter of the international World BEYOND War movement), will explore a number of themes related to Afghans promoting peace and social justice in new lands.

We have three impressive keynote speakers:

• Dr. Mujib Abid, a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Initiative for Peacebuilding at the University of Melbourne, is an Afghan-Australian scholar of modern Afghan history, peace studies and political theory whose current work focuses on the Afghan diaspora in Australia.
• Efat Abulfazil, a peace advocate now living in Italy, has a long history of promoting mental health, gender equality, and nonviolence in communities affected by conflict and displacement. Efat is the founder of the Malika Soraa Foundation.
• Nemat Ahangosh, a peacebuilder, poet, and activist now living in the UK. Nemat is the founder of Stretch More, a UK registered charity dedicated to empowering disabled individuals in conflict zones and disaster-prone areas.

NO WAVE is proud to present ART AS ACTION, a night of poetry, music and art to raise funds to support grassroots activism.

Join us on Wednesday July 1 at the Wheaty to hear talented local artists responding to the theme of ART AS ACTION. Art has always been a tool for collective liberation – a way to give marginalised people voice and agency, to build political momentum, and to tell alternative versions of the past, present and future. Now more than ever, we need to share stories, poems and songs that inspire us, radicalise us, move us to act, and connect us with other people and their struggles.

Important info:

Doors open 6.30pm, first set of speakers at 7pm. Line up coming soon!

Tickets are $10 and free for mob. Buy through Humanitix – limited spots so get in quick.

Zines, earrings, stickers and other merch will be available for purchase on the night.

Drinks will be available at the bar and there will be a food truck outside.

This event is a fundraiser, with all proceeds from tickets and merch (minus artist fees) given directly to two grassroots causes:

50% of proceeds will go towards supporting the Close Pine Gap – Sacred Land Back Convergence in Mparntwe/Alice Springs. Held from July 18-20, it will bring together activists from around the continent for workshops and protest to say Close Pine Gap, End the US Alliance, and Sacred Land Back. For more info head to: https://closepinegap.org.au/.

50% of proceeds will go to supporting “Preserving Pirltawardli”, a culture-sharing community gathering run by the Kaurna Collective. https://www.facebook.com/share/1GjLc6xHW3/

Merch offerings: As part of the event, we will be selling hand-made merch and accessories including earrings, t-shirts and posters. All funds will be used towards Sacred Land Back Convergence and Preserving Pirltawardli.

Contact closepg.ky@proton.me for further information!

Logistic and financial travel support to Mparntwe is being offered for those wanting to attend the Convergence with support for mob as our priority. If you are a First Nations person travelling from Kaurna Yarta to the convergence please contact us to see how we can make the journey easier for you.

First started in 2017, NO WAVE is a reading series held on the first Wednesday of every month at the Wheatsheaf Hotel, bringing together some of Adelaide’s best poets & other writers. Fans of poetry, fiction, memoir & more are treated to readings from established and emerging local talent.

NO WAVE recognises that we are on the unceded lands of the Kaurna people. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.

Movie fundraiser- screening new film Toy Story 5

Proceeds go to Mahmoud and family in Gaza

Watch the Trailer: https://youtu.be/rphBWk15_h4

A US foreign policy reporter, Abby Martin, and her Iraq veteran husband turn their sights on the hidden impact that the US military has on the planet, after the birth of their first child created them anxiety about the climate crisis. Their investigation exposes a secretive and constantly-expanding web of pollution, cover-ups and unaccountability by the world’s biggest polluter.

The film, Earth’s Greatest Enemy, reveals a hidden truth behind global heating: the role of the US Military as the world’s largest institutional polluter, tracing the link between war, empire, and ecological destruction.

We follow the film showing with a panel discussion including film maker Abby Martin & others

Presented by Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) - https://ipan.org.au/

This film is recommended for a mature audience (M) and that it contains thematic material that may be disturbing to some viewers, including discussions of war and environmental destruction, but that this material is presented in an educational and journalistic context’. Persons under 15 years must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.

Twenty-year-old Strathalbyn Artist and Designer Ami Jackson is using creativity as a platform for social change, launching a powerful collection of socially conscious products designed to spark conversation about global injustice, displacement and human rights.

On July 25, Ami will officially launch her exhibition and product range titled ‘Let’s TalkAbout Global Injustice’, featuring intentionally designed practical items including totebags, key rings and wearable art aimed at encouraging awareness, discussion,empathy and personal action.

Ami’s first launch collection focuses on Palestine and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza,using symbolism, culture and storytelling through design.